Republic Day at Cambrian Public School
On the occasion of the 76th Republic Day, chief guest Anandmayi Singh hoisted the national flag at Cambrian Public School, Ranchi and said that the dream of a better and stronger India can be realized with our resolve, cooperation and coordination. Principal Dr. Neeta Pandey said that India is the largest democracy in the world and its constitution is constantly dynamic, vibrant and inclusive. It is the responsibility of the present generation to keep its values intact. The children presented a song Shaan Tiranga, Abhimaan Tiranga and a dance based on patriotism. Student Aksha highlighted the values of the Indian Constitution while Shreya gave a presentation on the role of Jhansi Ki Rani in the national movement. The programs were coordinated by vice principal Premlata Kumari and activity coordinator Monika Kumari while teachers, non-teaching staff and students were present on the occasion.
Republic Day at SBPS
The 76th Republic Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotism in the premises of Sarala Birla Public School, Ranchi on January 26th, 2025. The entire school gathered for a morning full of memorable events. The ceremony commenced with the unfurling of the national flag by Dr. Pradip Varma, MP, General Secretary, BJP Jharkhand, and Principal, Paramjit Kaur followed by the rendition of the National Anthem, filling the atmosphere with pride and unity. The students presented a brief cultural programme, including patriotic songs, dances, and orchestra performance that enhanced the significance of Republic Day and the spirit of democracy. The event also featured a special march-past by the school’s NCC cadets and students of four houses showcasing discipline and teamwork.
Republic Day celebration at RRD
On the auspicious occasion of 76th Republic Day, the national flag was hoisted by Divisional Railway Manager, Jasmeet Singh Bindra at Durga Puja Ground, Hatia in the presence of SERWWO, Ranchi, Mona Bindra. After the flag hoisting, the DRM inspected the parade and in his address, he said that today is a special day for us because on 26 January 1950, India became a republican nation and today our Constitution is completing 75 years. Being citizens of this great democratic nation, it is the duty and responsibility of all of us to continue contributing to the progress of the country by following the path shown by the Indian Constitution. Our country and Indian Railways are complementary parts of each other. This year's Republic Day theme "Golden India - Heritage and Development" reflects the rich cultural history and continuous progress of Indian Railways.
Republic Day celebrations at SCS
Surendranath Centenary School celebrated the 76th Republic Day with great fervor and enthusiasm. The event commenced with the unfurling of the national flag, followed by the singing of the National Anthem. The NCC cadets presented a mesmerizing March Past, showcasing their discipline and coordination. A vibrant cultural programme which included speech, patriotic song and dance drama highlighted India's rich heritage and progress, centered around the theme "Golden India: Heritage and Development". Speaking on the occasion, Principal Samita Sinha emphasized upholding Constitutional values, honoring past sacrifices, and building a brighter future.
76th Republic Day celebrated at RBI
Reserve Bank of India, Ranchi celebrated the 76th Republic Day with great zeal and dignity. On this occasion, Regional Director Prem Ranjan Prasad highlighted the important role of Republic and Constitution and said that Republic is not just a system of governance, but it is a system based on the Constitution which protects the rights and duties of every citizen. Prasad also emphasised on the need to draw inspiration from senior citizens whose life and experience is a precious heritage for the society. To celebrate the 90th anniversary of RBI, Prasad honoured 95- year old teacher Chandramani Tigga, under the initiative 'Honouring and interacting with personalities of 90 years and above’. Colonel Samaresh Kumar Sinha (82) was also honoured.