TINEK, EAST SIKKIM
Tinek Kalyan Sangh celebrated the 149th Gandhi
Jayanti Celebration in a colourful way. The program started with the
offering of prayers at the Singha Devi Mandir by the members of the
society.
The
program started with the offering of khadas to the Chief Guests and
other distinguished guests. A national song was sung on the occasion.
Pushpa Kumar Pradhan gave the welcome speech while Srijana Rai spoke
about the life of Gandhiji before the crowds. Anisha Shanker recited
two Nepali poems on the occasion. Keshav Chettri was the host of the
day.
Hom
Kumari Pradhan, a member of ASHA shared information regarding the spread and
precautions of dengue before the gathered audience. Yogita Pradhan, a member of ICDS spoke about the ICDS and the importance of nutrition
for the growing child.
SK
Pradhan, Chief Guest of the day spoke about the importance of the day.
Pradhan informed that UNO had promoted this day as an observation of
Non-Violence Day. He talked about the importance of thinking positive;
he further said young ones should respect their elders and elders should
love their young ones and make a society a better place to live.
Dilip Kumar Pradhan hosted an open quiz competition on the theme of Gandhiji that
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. KB Sewa, Chief Advisor, Tinek Kalyan
Sangh in his speech talked about the growth of the organisation and its
strength.
Manoj
Pradhan shared his knowledge about the process of election and its
significance in making a better government. He spoke about NOTA; he
said voting is our fundamental right. Indra Shanker, member Zilla
Panchayat presented 40 plastic chairs to the organisation. Srijana Rai,
Amisha Subba and others performed cultural dance. Games for small
children were also played. Prizes were distributed to the participants
of the dance and quizzes at the end of the program.
RONGLI, EAST SIKKIM
Gandhi
Jayanti celebration was held at Riverine Elementary School. Bikki Rai,
Principal of the school was the Chief Guest of the day. Pradeep Sharma
hosted and organised the day-long programme. Sita Sharma, Prabha Gurung,
Santosh Rai, and Anisha Pradhan gave speeches on the life and works of
Gandhiji and his principles.
Different
cultural programmes were staged by students from class nursery to class
vii. Programmes like dancing, singing, beatbox, rhymes, moral
story-telling and others were staged. In the second half of the day sits
and draw competition was held, and inter-house in both divisions, senior and
junior were done based on the theme Gandhi Jayanti. The principal gave the vote of
thanks and summarized the day's programme.
DAK LINE LINGTAM, EAST SIKKIM
Bosco
English School, Lingtam East Sikkim celebrated Gandhi Jayanti in a
grand manner. Thendu Sherpa, Government Contractor grace the occasion as
the Chief Guest along with Dorjee Sherpa, Dy. Director (HRDD), Mahendra
Bagdas, a stand-up comedian artist from Kalimpong, Senior Citizens,
School heads of the surrounding schools, Guardians and the students.
The
programme started with the lightening of the lamp and offering of Khada
to the portrait of Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation. The
programme was followed by the Dances and the act. Mahendra Bagdas, a
stand-up comedian artist was the main attraction of the programme. The
school felicitated twenty senior citizens from Lingtam, Regu and Sisney
Subaney Block to encourage their contribution to society.
Sangeeta
Gurung, Principal, BES addressed the gathered audience that this is a
milestone for the public of Lingtam where these types of programmes are held
in remote areas to encourage senior citizens by recognizing their
contribution to society. She also stresses in the modern technology of
teaching in the school and providing platforms to the students in
the field of sports and culture too. She thanked the guardians for their
support to make this programme a grand success.
The
crowd appreciated Mahendra Bagdas's performance. People enjoyed his
show and express their happiness for organising such type of programme
at Lingham. Suraj Lama welcomed the guests followed by a vote of thanks
given by Phurba Tshering Tamang.
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