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Fashion Futurista and Soundscape at SBPS

An Inter-house Fashion Futurista comprising Ramp Walk and Soundscape competition was organized in the premises of Sarala Birla Public School, Ranchi. The competition was an endeavour to celebrate different ‘Emotions’ that make a human being. The props used and the costumes worn by the students were created by the students themselves using eco-friendly materials keeping in mind the sustainable goals which was highly commendable. They also did beatboxing for Soundscape and produced music from items of daily use. Principal Paramjit Kaur praised the students for understanding the importance of Sustainability in daily lives and coming out with creative ideas to imbibe them in their lives as it is the need of the hour.

AIBOC Ranchi celebrates 40th Foundation Day

All India Bankers Officers Confederation (AIBOC) on Monday celebrated the 40th anniversary of AIBOC under the banner of Jharkhand State Unit with great enthusiasm and State Secretary Comrade Prakash Uraav spoke about AIBOC's contribution in improving the service conditions of bank officers and in the banking industry and said that the membership of all bank officers in the whole of India is more than 3,50,000. AIBOC State Secretary Prakash Uraav, Treasurer Comrade Barun Kumar, Comrade Harish Singh, Mohammad Ali Hasan and other colleagues participated in this function.

Kalaripayatt at SBPS

The students of Sarala Birla Public School, Ranchi witnessed an extraordinary performance of Kalaripayatt, an ancient martial art of Kerala organised by SPICMACAY at the school campus. The team head of the performing artists for the event, Krishnadas Gurukkal is a dedicated Kalarippayattu Guru based at the Vallabhatta Kalari in Chavakkad, Thrissur, Kerala. Kalaripayattu is a unique blend of physical and spiritual disciplines, offering a holistic approach to martial arts training. Its rich history, philosophical depth, and cultural significances make it an essential part of India's heritage. The students were not only enthralled to witness the resplendent performance but also learnt about the ancient history of Kalaripayatt, an indigenous art form of India.

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