This Hindi Diwas, the Hindi medium students of Carmel Convent School were mesmerised by the kind gesture of Carmel Ex-Student’s Association (CESA).
Giving a social tryst to the celebrations of Hindi Diwas at the Carmel Convent School, the members of CESA, has gifted a library to the Hindi medium students of the school on Thursday. CESA has gifted more than 400 books to the school along with a book shelf to accommodate those.
During the event Principal of Carmel Convent Sister Anupa, congratulated CESA for their effort to encourage reading among the students. It is to be noted that The Carmel Hindi medium school conducts classes in the afternoon after the regular lectures of the school have concluded. There are approximately 300 students from Class 1 to 5.
CESA President IAS officer Anubha Shrivastava said, “Hindi being our National language is the base of our tradition and Culture. Being an Indian, promoting this language and bring this in maximum use should be on our objectives.”
She further said that knowledge given in any form is a boon and books are generally best friends of the students. The members of CESA have presented a small library as a gift to the Hindi Medium students of Carmel Convent School. “This is a part of the ongoing golden jubilee celebrations of our school. We all are of this belief that nothing other than good books can be a gift to enlighten students,” Kalyani Biswas, Secretary, CESA said.
CESA President Anubha Shrivastava, Secretary Kalyani Biswas and members, Molly Bose, Anurag Shrivastava, Philip Panicker, Srimoyee Biswas, Ruchika Sachdeva, Viva Shukla Joshi, Shreedevi Prasad, Tamosha Shrivastava and Yogita Pant were present during the event.