Inner Wheel Club of Swarnrekha, Ranchi
Under the auspices of Inner Wheel Culb of Swarnrekha, Ranchi District 325, a flag hoisting program was celebrated at Karuna Orphanage Bariatu Road to commemorate the 75th year of independence. On this occasion, renowned doctor HP Narayan was the chief guest. After the flag hoisting programme, a colourful cultural programme was presented by the orphan children of the institution. On this occasion, children were distributed copies, books, pencils, rubber and snacks packets as a gift. On behalf of the club, former President Neeta Narayan, Vice President Mala Srivastava, Secretary Sandhya Prakash, Treasurer Soma Bhaduri, ISO Neeta Shekhar Club Correspondent Archana Trivedi, Devjani Sanyal, Sushma Sinha, Kamini Bharti, Anita Jaiswal, Chhavi Prasad, Padma Banka and others were present.
LEBB High School
On the auspicious occasion of Independence Day, on 15th August, a flag hoisting programme was organized at LEBB High School (Bangla School) located on Main Road at 9:30 am. In this function Rinku Banerjee, Past President of Lions Club Ranchi City and presently District Chairperson Lion Rinku Banerjee joined as the Chief Guest and hoisted the National Flag. On this occasion, Lions Club of Ranchi City distributed sweets and snacks among 200 school children. On this occasion, Lions Club of Ranchi City President Anamika Singh, Bangla School President Reba Chakraborty, Headmaster Sanjay Kumar Mahato, Secretary Dr. Kamal Kumar Bose, Deepti Banerjee, Sangeeta Dutta, members of the school management, teachers and students were present.
SAIL Ranchi Units
SAIL Ranchi Units celebrated the 75th Independence Day Anniversary with much fanfare and traditional gaiety. The crescendo of ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign’ aptly culminated in the Independence Day celebrations. At Ispat Bhawan the Indian Tricolour was hoisted by Jagdish Arora, ED(CET) in the august presence of Nirvik Banerjee, ED (RDCIS), Sanjeev Kumar, ED(HRD), MTI. Senior Officers, employees, contract workers and their families braved the inclement weather with full patriotic fervour. Arora in his speech emphasized the relevance of Engineering & Technology in the act of Nation Building and enumerated recent achievements of CET, SAIL. Banerjee took this opportunity to pay obeisance to the freedom fighters and urged the SAIL collective to further improve their performance. Sri Sanjeev Kumar recapitulated the post-independence road map and the necessity of adopting Industry 4.0. Earlier in the day Kumar hoisted the flag at MTI premises in presence of MTI employees and workers. Banerjee hoisted the tricolour at one of the SAIL CSR schools at Hatia. Indrani Banerjee, President of Ispat Mahila Samaj (IMS) hoisted the flag at Bal Shiksha Kendra, a SAIL funded school in presence of Namita Parida, Secretary, IMS. Several cultural programs were presented by the underprivileged children of Bal Shiksha Kendra.
Independence Day Celebration at XISS
Xavier Institute of Social Service (XISS), Ranchi celebrated the 76th Independence Day in spirit and pride on 15 August, Monday in its campus. The event commenced with the hoisting of the National Flag by Director, XISS followed by the National Anthem to set the spirit of the day. In his address Dr Joseph Marianus Kujur, Director, XISS, recalled the progress made in the fields of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), literacy, poverty, number of health care providers, etc., since our independence and said, “We need not wait for greater milestones but take smaller steps towards the development of the nation. The students have shown a display of diversity, woven into one common thread of unity, thus representing Confluence.” During the event, three institutional scholarships worth Rs 7,60,000 were awarded to 24 students of the Programmes of Rural Management, Human Resource Management, Financial Management, and Marketing Management.
Surendranath Centenary School
Surendranath Centenary school saluted the nation on the auspicious occasion of 76th Independence Day. The ceremony on 15th August started with the hoisting of the national flag to honour the historical event by the Principal Samita Sinha .The SCS family comprising children of senior classes ,participants of various programmes and NCC cadets sang the national anthem in unison and expressed the joy of freedom. NCC cadets held a unique March past led by the head boy Siddharth Kaushal of class XII. A short programme was also organised for the students where they expressed their sentiments and aspirations for the country through various activities ,children enthusiastically participated in Prabhat Phery and Har Ghar Tiranga .The primary wing children presented an overwhelming programme including patriotic songs, speeches, dance and skit (dekho hum India wale hae).
AUJ celebrates 76th Independence Day
The 76th Independence Day was celebrated with joy and fervour at Amity University Jharkhand on Monday. Addressing the AUJ family members after the flag hoisting and a photograph with all the Amity University Jharkhand people as part of the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, Dr. Ashok K Srivastava, Senior Director, Amity Education Group urged the teaching and non-teaching staff to take an oath of achieving a milestone with respect to shifting to a new permanent campus and extension of academic support, successful implementation of NEP 2020, NAAC, NIRF rankings, and other accreditations. He encouraged all to be happy with themselves, family, and with Amity University Jharkhand. Prof. (Dr.) Raman Kumar Jha, Vice Chancellor, AUJ patriotic words were conveyed on this occasion. It mentioned that every success is achieved by our health and heart. Prof. (Dr.) Ajit Kumar Pandey, Director, Management, Amity University Jharkhand quoted the contributions of freedom fighters of India as well as every denizen of India. Dr. S.A Pandey, Director, Law, Amity University Jharkhand recalled his days of celebrating the twenty-fifth, and fifty-fifth Independence Day celebrations and felt grateful to witness the 75th Independence Day as well.
Kairali School
The 76th Independence Day was celebrated with great fervour at Kairali School located in Sector-2, Dhurwa, Ranchi, the prestigious school of the city. The flag hoisting and Independence Day message was given by SH Nathan, President of Malayali Association Ranchi, the chief guest of the programme. In his message, while giving information about the Amrit Mahotsav to the children, he highlighted its importance and emphasized mutual unity and congratulated the entire school organization for the good results of the school. Along with this, the children were encouraged to maintain its continuity. GRK Nair, Deputy Chief President of Malayalee Association Ranchi, Chairman Philip Mathew, General Secretary K Ramation, Secretary PK Unnithan, Principal CJ Jacob, Vice Principal Suja Pillai and KR, apart from Smriti, teachers, teachers and staff of the school were present in the programme. The programme started with the welcome address of the school principal, CJ Jacob. School children actively participated in the programme and a colorful cultural programme was presented under the guidance of teachers and teachers. In which specially the devotional songs, captivating dances and one-on-one plays, along with the school band also presented the band tune in a very attractive way. The head boy of the school, Aditya Ujjwal, gave a rousing speech highlighting the day. The entire programme was conducted by Divpreet Kaur and Dhruv Aditya and finally the programme ended with the vote of thanks from Jhanvi, Assistant Head Girl of the school.
Delhi Public School Ranchi
Delhi Public School, Ranchi celebrated the 76th Independence Day in great patriotic spirit at its school campus in presence of students, teachers and staff. The crescendo of nationalism was set up with the theme "Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav". The celebration commenced with the hoisting of the “Tricolour” by the Principal followed by the National Anthem creating an ambience of devotion towards our motherland. The patriotic vibe of the programme was further enhanced with the synchronised march-past by the students. Everyone took a pledge to prioritize their obligations towards the nation. On this auspicious day, a series of programmes was also organised in the Vivekanand Auditorium. Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Ram Singh, Principal, DPS Ranchi said, “We owe a lot to the unsung heroes and to those families who showed their selfless love and laid their life for the cause of the nation. We must take pride and praise the new heroes who are leading India to mark its name as a progressive country on the world arena. Freedom is a choice, we need to decide what we really wish to get free from- the vices. Let us recommit ourselves to the objective of ‘Nation First, Always First’.”