NHES celebrates Graduation Day with inspiration

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The Graduation Ceremony of Narbheram Hansraj English School (NHES) was held at the Kusum Kamani Auditorium, marked by elegance, tradition, and heartfelt celebration of student achievements.

The ceremony began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Chief Guest,  Nakul Kamani, President of NHES, along with other esteemed members of the Managing Committee. This symbolic act set the tone for an event that celebrated enlightenment, wisdom, and new beginnings.

The school choir set a spiritual and uplifting mood, offering a soulful tribute to Lord Shiva, the epitome of strength, wisdom, and transformation. Drawing a parallel with the eternal flow of the Ganges from Shiva’s matted locks, the performance invoked a blessing that wisdom may continue to flow through every student’s life journey.

In a visually stunning academic procession, graduating students carried diyas in their hands—symbolizing the dispelling of ignorance and the ushering in of knowledge. The event also featured a powerful dance performance on the “Shiv Strotram,” presented by the students, which enthralled the audience and reinforced the evening’s spiritual undertone.

Principal Paramita Roy Chaudhury, in her inspiring address, urged students to confront life’s uncertainties with discipline, resilience, and creativity. She emphasized that creative thinking paves the way for leadership and self-growth.

Chief Guest  Nakul Kamani delivered an impactful speech, encouraging students to embrace challenges and strive for greatness. “Climb the highest and toughest mountain,” he said, “but above all, strive to be a good human being.” His words were met with rapt attention and left a lasting impression on the graduating class.

Nidhi Kumari, President of the Students' Council, reflected on her transformative journey at NHES, while Arushi Kar of Std. 12D shared cherished memories that brought a nostalgic smile to many faces in the audience.

Graduating students were presented with mementos and certificates by the chief guest and special dignitaries, acknowledging their achievements and marking the culmination of their school journey.

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