The 24 Equipment Depot, Air Force Station Manauri has adopted Akbarpur Sallahapur village as a part of its social initiative drive. Air Commodore Angshuk Pal, Air Office Commanding 24 Equipment Depot and Roma Sinha Pal, President AFFWA(L) celebrated Independence Day with students, teachers and staff of the primary school Sallahapur. Books and school furniture were gifted to the school.
IIIT-A: To mark the Independence Day at Indian Institute of Information Technology, Allahabad, Director Prof Mukul Sharad Sutawane hoisted the national flag at the administrative building on Tuesday.
In his address he emphasised that it is the duty of all of us to serve the country. He said that from 1947 to 2023 our country was progressing in every field. Every day, a new chapter is being written in the history of our country in various fields including sports, education, technology and military prowess.
He appealed to all that the doors of new progress in technology, science, space exploration and economic development have to be opened. At the same time, we all have to take the institute to a new height by working sincerely towards our duty so that the institute can make its proper contribution to the nation and the society. He also hoisted the tricolor at NCC Bhavan and took salute from the cadets.
BHS: The 77th Independence Day programme was celebrated with enthusiasm at the Boys' High School (bhs)and College. Principal DA Luke hoisted the tricolour amidst the singing of the national anthem and the salute was given by NCC cadets and all students present. College Captain Ansh Mishra led the students to take the pledge. It was followed by a cultural programme put up by students of various classes. The students of classes playway, nursery and prep put up a beautiful dance performance ‘thaan liya’. The students of classes I, II and III performed a dance ‘We love our India’. Advaya Rai of class XII delivered a speech in English where he stressed on what our new India is all about. The students of classes IV and V showed us ‘Naya Bharat - a nation of possibilities’ where they highlighted the women achievers of free India first and foremost being President Draupadi Murmu.
The classes VI and VII portrayed the life of a soldier in their programme titled ‘Janbaaz hum Hindustan ke’. Kartik Raj of class XII delivered a speech in Hindi which was much appreciated by the audience. The students of classes VIII to X performed a mime where they showed that India is all about unity in diversity ‘Hues of Harmony’.
The school choir sang the beautiful song ‘Lehra Do’. The college band performed a patriotic number.