Independence Day Celebration(Tuesday,15th August 2017)

PANBAI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL believes Independence Day celebrations are an important part of the curriculum

The morning of the 71st Independence Day began at school, and all the students and teachers participated in the final contact of the flag raising ceremony. School buildings are decorated with flowers, garlands, Rangolie, photos and scenes of free struggle, banners that claim India is a free country, and so on.

Namarata Thakkar is a famous female entrepreneurial activist who agreed to be our major guest.

The program began with the welcome of a chief guest, Namarata Thakkar, and school celebrity Dr. P.K., trustee and CEO. Shetty, Principal Varun Shetty, Pratibha Mishra Principal, and Coordinator Shilpa Hiwale. The chief guest was officially introduced to the audience by our principal, Weidant Wagga.

Hanging the national flag - The most important ceremony of all National Day celebrations is held by the presidents, trustees and principals of our school. The national anthem is sung by everyone who has emotions and pride. The principal led the students in the past, and the principal was involved in the patriotic enthusiasm of those days.

The show was hosted by a seventh grade student Lakshmi Pal and a grade Prakhar Hiran. Senior KG's little kids were wearing white indian costumes on stage. Following this, older students who speak Hindi and English highlight the importance of independence and the glory of free struggle.

The shorts of the students from the 6th grade to the 6th grade brought the importance of Unity in the construction of the country, accompanied by a melodious "Mile sur mera tumhara ...". All of them were touched by students' sincerity and conveyed to us. This information

Demonstrations of function points and poetry written by students of level A gave confidence to the audience and did not give up on adversity. When we witnessed the highest sacrifice of our soldiers in Cargill on the stage, the dance "soldiers of life" brought tears to our eyes. After the performance, the audience was silent for a while.

In the speech, the chief guest emphasized the importance of the grade and mentioned the wonderful work done by Panwheel International School's trustees, principals, coordinators, teachers, teachers, and students, and such vibrant I expressed her presence in the atmosphere Happy Independence Day. celebration

The Independence Day of India was celebrated on 15th August. The country was independent from British tyranny on August 15, 1947. Since then, the day of August has been called China's Independence Day. Independence Day has special meaning to Indian citizens. It reminds them of bloodshed and sacrifices that free fighters have done for independence. British people regard Indians as slaves. They paid the price for the Indians to work hard. People here feel helpless and obey British instructions to achieve their goals. But we are grateful and thank those who are in line with the UK.

As India became independent on August 15, 1947, people of India celebrate Independence Day of August 15 every year on this special day. During the celebration hosted by New Delhi's capital, the Prime Minister of India flagged the Red Fort early in the morning and millions of people took part in Independence Day ceremonies. During the Red Fort celebration in New Delhi, the Indian army performed a number of tasks including the March past, and cultural activities were carried out by the school's students. After reading the flag organizer and the national anthem (JANA GANA MANA), the Prime Minister of India did his annual speeches.

Every August 15, the Independence Day of India is known as a national holiday and people remember the long-term incident that our country was independent of British rule. India gained independence on August 15, 1947 after the independence movement, and many freedom fighters sacrificed their lives. After independence, Jawaharlal Nehru became the first Indian prime minister on August 17, 1947, and he raised the flag with Red Fort near Delhi's Lahore gate. Students, teachers, guardians, etc. raised the national flag, sang the national anthem and celebrated Independence Day. The flags of three colors are also exported by Indian Prime Minister in New Delhi, the capital of Red Fort. Then tribute by shooting 21 guns and use a helicopter to grab the three color flower spray on the flag.