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Aama Samman Diwas Celebrated at Khamdong School with Cultural Fest

By himalayanreview

 


Khamdong, August 10, 2026: PM SHRI Sonamati Memorial Government Senior Secondary School (PMSHRI SMGSSS), Khamdong, observed Aama Samman Diwas on Monday with a heartfelt tribute to mothers and women of the local community. The programme was organised by the school in collaboration with IDCC 2026 Khamdong as part of the celebrations leading up to the 80th Independence Day.

The programme was graced by the mother of Shri Sonam Lama Sir, Ecclesiastical Minister, RMDD, as the Chief Guest. Her presence added special significance to the occasion, which was dedicated to recognising the invaluable role of mothers in families and society.

As a gesture of respect, love and gratitude, mothers from the surrounding areas were felicitated with traditional shawls. The gesture acknowledged their sacrifices, unconditional care and contribution towards nurturing families and communities.




The occasion also featured a Cultural Competition as part of the 80th Independence Day celebrations. Students of PMSHRI SMGSSS Khamdong and various feeder schools participated enthusiastically, presenting cultural performances that reflected India's rich traditions and diversity.

The event provided a vibrant platform for students to showcase their talents while promoting unity, cultural appreciation, confidence and healthy competition. The participation of students from different schools also strengthened the spirit of community involvement and togetherness.

The celebration concluded with a strong message of gratitude towards mothers, pride in India's cultural heritage and commitment to unity and patriotism, making the occasion a memorable one for the entire school and local community.

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