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Krishna Janmashtami Celebrated at Mahan Anjanandri Vidya Kendra, Bangalore

Bangalore, August 19: The festival of Krishna Janmashtami was celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion at Mahan Anjanandri Vidya Kendra, Bangalore. The event brought together students, parents, and teachers in a vibrant and festive atmosphere.

The celebrations began with cultural performances by students. Children dressed as little Krishnas and Radhas presented lively dances, captivating the audience with their enthusiasm and innocence. Their performances beautifully showcased the spirit of the festival and filled the ambience with joy.

Adding to the festive cheer, fun-filled games were organized for parents. The highlight of the celebrations was the traditional ‘Matka Phod’ game, in which parents participated with great excitement, creating an atmosphere of tradition blended with fun.

On this special occasion, the Principal, Mrs. Rekha Kumbar, addressed the gathering. In her speech, she appreciated the efforts of the students and parents in making the celebration memorable, and highlighted the importance of imbibing cultural and spiritual values along with academics.

The program concluded with blessings and festive cheer, leaving participants with fond memories of a joyful and meaningful Janmashtami celebration.

— Reported by Rashmi, UNV

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Janmashtami Celebration at Orchids The International, Panathur – Pre-Primary Department

Dressed as little Krishnas and Radhas, the children beautifully enacted the story of Krishna’s birth, reminding us of the victory of good over evil and the importance of love, joy, and righteousness. Their innocence and devotion brought alive the message of Janmashtami – that whenever darkness surrounds us, light always finds its way.

Principal - Ms. Shalini Chaudhary appreciated their work and blessed them to live a life of righteous duty and sincerity.

A celebration that was not just festive, but also a gentle reminder of Lord Krishna’s timeless teachings – love, truth, and dharma.

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𝗛𝗜𝗥𝗢𝗦𝗛𝗜𝗠𝗔 𝗗𝗔𝗬

𝗦𝗕𝗢𝗔. ᴍᴀᴛʀɪᴄ ʜʀ. ꜱᴇᴄ

ꜱᴄʜᴏᴏʟ - ᴄᴏɪᴍʙᴀᴛᴏʀᴇ

Speech on Peace and the Hiroshima-Nagasaki Incident

𝐆𝐔𝐑𝐔 𝐏𝐑𝐀𝐊𝐒𝐇

Good morning everyone,

I am Guru Prakash of class 10A, and today I stand before you to talk about a topic of immense importance: peace, commemorated especially during Peace Week, from August 6th to August 12th each year. This week is dedicated to remembering one of the most tragic moments in human history—the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II in 1945.

Let me briefly take you through the context of those dark days. In 1939, World War II erupted. The United States initially chose to remain neutral, while Japan aggressively sought to expand its territory. Looking for dominance in Southeast Asia, Japan launched a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, hoping to weaken the American fleet and remove opposition. Japan wrongly assumed America would negotiate rather than fight, given the huge cost of war. However, the attack compelled the USA to enter the war, leading to a fierce conflict between both nations.

After years of brutal fighting, Japan refused to surrender. In a desperate and devastating act, the United States dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945. This uranium-based bomb, the first nuclear weapon ever used in warfare, exploded with the force of 15 kilotons of TNT. Temperatures soared above 7,000°C—hotter than the sun’s surface. The blast killed about 70,000 people instantly. By the year’s end, over 100,000 lives were lost due to radiation and injuries.

Yet Japan did not surrender. So, on August 9, 1945, the United States dropped a second atomic bomb—this time nicknamed "Fat Man"—on Nagasaki. This plutonium-239 bomb detonated with a force of 21 kilotons of TNT, killing more than 40,000 people instantly and bringing the total casualties in Nagasaki to about 70,000. These two bombings remain the only times nuclear weapons have been used in war. Only after this unimaginable devastation did Japan announce its surrender on August 15, 1945, and formally signed it on September 2, 1945.

These events mark a tragic chapter in human history—a chapter that reminds us of the unbearable consequences of war. Our respected Principal, 𝗠𝗿𝘀 𝗦𝗮𝗯𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗕𝗮𝗻𝘂 𝗜𝗯𝗿𝗮𝗵𝗶𝗺, has often elucidated the profound impact of war and its consequences. She has highlighted the urgent need for peaceful resolutions among nations, emphasizing that only peace can save countless innocent souls from suffering and loss. Her words remind us that fostering peace is not just the responsibility of leaders, but of every one of us, as global citizens.

Peace Week, especially in schools, is meaningful not only to recall the horror of these events but also to educate us, the young generation, about the supreme importance of peace, unity, and mutual understanding. It was after such widespread devastation that peace organizations began to emerge, with the United Nations as the most significant.

The United Nations came into being on October 24, 1945, initially with 51 member countries. Today, it has grown to 193 member states, with South Sudan being the youngest member, joining in 2011. Virtually every country is part of the UN, except for a few such as Palestine and Vatican City. The main objective of the United Nations is to foster global peace and cooperation. It has 15 specialized agencies, each devoted to a specific cause for humanity’s welfare.

Among its major efforts are the Seventeen Sustainable Development Goals, the UN Global Compact’s Ten Principles, the Green Commodity Program, Global Marine Commodities, the Food and Power Initiative, and private sector engagement. All these initiatives share a single, noble goal: to unite humanity for a brighter future, where the horrors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are never repeated.

As students and future citizens, it is vital for us to understand that:

“The so-called smartest creature is the only creature to massacre its own kind.”

Let us not fight over imaginary borders or be blinded by hatred. Instead, let us strive for unity, brotherhood, and teamwork—the qualities that can advance civilization to new heights. The Hiroshima tragedy is not just a sad story; it is a powerful lesson. We must let its message of peace guide our actions and our hearts.

Remember: Peace is not just the absence of war, but the presence of understanding, compassion, and respect. The tragedy of Hiroshima and Nagasaki teaches us the terrible cost of hatred and violence. Today, let us pledge to be the voices of harmony, the hands that help, and the hearts that heal. The future truly is in our hands—let us make it a future of peace.

As Albert Einstein wisely said:

“Peace cannot be kept by force; it can only be achieved by understanding.”

Thank you.

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Digital Detox Awareness Program Empowers Students in Hyderabad

Hyderabad, India – 18 August 2025

With the growing concern over excessive screen time among youth, Ghulam Ahmed College of Education, in collaboration with the United Nations, organized a community project on Digital Detox at Bright Stars School, Rajendra Nagar.

The session was led by Dr. Shahebaz Khan from Arhar Multispeciality Hospital, who highlighted the harmful effects of prolonged screen exposure and shared practical ways to maintain a healthy balance between online and offline life. Students actively participated in the discussion, demonstrating their commitment to adopting healthier digital habits.

The program was coordinated by Ms. Noor ul Huda, Assistant Professor and College Coordinator at Ghulam Ahmed College of Education, along with all Group 1 M.Ed (Semester 2) students, namely Santhoshamma Jammalamudi, Najiya Farheen, Anjum Begum, Maleha Afreen, Penda Srinivas Srishta Yadav, Ruqkia Begum, Mariya Fatima, Syeda Mateena, Afreen Fatima, and Perveen Sulthana, whose teamwork and dedication ensured the smooth organization and success of the event.

The initiative also received strong support from teachers, healthcare partners, and the media, with Shama News serving as the official media partner. Supported by the UN, the program reflected a joint commitment to advancing student well-being, education, and sustainable development goals.

By bridging education, healthcare, and media collaboration, the Digital Detox awareness drive emerged as a powerful step towards encouraging mindful technology use and promoting healthier lifestyles among children and families.

Courtesy: Noor Ul Huda, UN Volunteer-India

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Independence Day Celebration at Good Shepherd English School, Karaikal

The spirit of patriotism shone brightly at Good Shepherd English School, Karaikal, as students and staff came together to celebrate the 79th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and reverence.

The highlight of the day was the breathtaking human chain formation of the Indian map by the students, symbolizing unity in diversity. Children also paid tribute to the great freedom fighters by creating portraits of national leaders, reminding all of the sacrifices that paved the way for our nation’s freedom.

The cultural programs reflected both creativity and patriotism — a thought-provoking mime performance, awareness-driven tree plantation drive, and a skit that brought alive the struggles and dreams of our forefathers. Each activity carried the message of responsibility, resilience, and hope for a brighter tomorrow.

In his address, the Principal of Good Shepherd English School appreciated the tireless efforts of teachers and the wholehearted participation of students in making the celebration meaningful and impactful. He emphasized that true independence comes not only with freedom but also with responsibility to shape a just and sustainable future.

The event was gracefully documented with courtesy to Dr. Joy Thomas UNV, whose encouragement and vision continue to inspire the young learners to dream big and serve the nation with pride.

The Independence Day celebrations at Good Shepherd English School were not just a remembrance of history, but also a promise for the future — a pledge by the younger generation to uphold the ideals of unity, peace, and progress.

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Janmashtami Celebration at Shristi English Medium School

The sacred occasion of Janmashtami was celebrated on 14th August 2025 with great devotion and festive fervour at Shristi. The celebration began with the Pooja and Aarti of Lord Krishna, gracefully conducted by our President Madam Ms. Madhumita Jana and Trustee Dr. Atanu Jana. It was then continued with deep devotion by our Principal Madam Ms. Parul Rayappan, along with teachers and students. The divine chants and fragrance of incense filled the atmosphere with serenity, joy, and spiritual bliss.

Our Kindergarten section added a special charm to the celebration with their innocence and joy. The little ones, dressed as Radha and Krishna, mesmerized everyone with their graceful presence and adorable acts. Their Matki Phod act by tiny Kanhas was the highlight, spreading smiles all around.

The middle and senior sections filled the campus with colours and rhythm through vibrant Raas Garba performance, showcasing the traditional spirit of Gujarat. The beats of dhol and claps of the students created an atmosphere of pure celebration and togetherness.

The excitement reached its peak with the thrilling Dahi Handi event by our Grade 9 and 10 students. With energy, teamwork, and cheers all around, the students recreated the playful spirit of young Krishna, making the moment truly unforgettable.

The celebrations beautifully blended devotion, culture, and joy—reminding us of the eternal message of Lord Krishna: “Do your duty with love and faith.”

The programme concluded on a joyful note, with heartfelt appreciation for the guidance and encouragement of our management, and the enthusiastic participation of teachers and students that made the celebration a grand success.

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Freedom in the Air, Pride in Our Hearts!

Today, our school campus was drenched in the colours of patriotism as we celebrated Independence Day with great fervour and joy. The event was graced by our esteemed Chief Guest, Mr. Muralidhar Panchamukhi, whose words were filled with wisdom and inspiration. He reminded us of the heroic sacrifices of our regional freedom fighters unsung warriors who gifted us the freedom we breathe today.

Our beloved Principal, Mrs. Beena A. John, the driving force and backbone of the celebration, infused the event with her enthusiasm and guidance. The stage was further honoured by the presence of Pre-Primary Coordinator, Mrs. Sharavati Torvi Ma’am, and our ever-supportive Admin, Mr. Param Kitli Sir.

The programme was a vibrant tapestry of inspiring speeches by students, soul-stirring patriotic songs, energetic dances, and a show-stealing skating dance performance that left everyone spellbound.

The day had a sweet surprise too our Vice Chairman, Shri. Sankalp Shettar Sir’s birthday was celebrated in unison, with the entire school joyfully singing the Happy Birthday song.

The celebration was not just an event it was a reminder of who we are, where we come from, and the responsibility we carry towards our nation’s future. As the tricolour fluttered high, our hearts beat as one proud, free, and Indian.

स्वतंत्रता केवल एक अधिकार नहीं, यह एक जिम्मेदारी भी है।

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SPM English Medium School, Parshuram

Independence Day Celebration 2025

Our school celebrated the 79th Independence Day of our nation with unmatched zeal, pride, and patriotic fervor. The campus echoed with the spirit of freedom as the celebrations unfolded in a grand manner.

The programme commenced with the Flag Hoisting ceremony, led by Ms. Apoorva Sonali Anand Burate, the proud Std. 10th Topper of 2024–25, who was invited as the special guest of the day. The fluttering tricolour against the morning sky filled every heart with pride and reminded us of the sacrifices that paved the way for our nation’s freedom. This was followed by the garlanding of Bharat Mata’s image, symbolising our eternal devotion and gratitude to the motherland.

The cultural performances added colour and vibrance to the occasion. Patriotic songs stirred the soul, graceful dance performances expressed the essence of freedom, and a breathtaking skating act showcased the youthful energy and determination of our students. Each performance was a tribute to the indomitable spirit of India.

The event was not just a celebration but a solemn reminder of our duty as citizens to uphold the values of unity, equality, and progress. A heartfelt salute goes to our students and teachers whose dedication, creativity, and hard work made this day unforgettable.

With renewed hope and commitment, we pledge to contribute towards building a stronger, brighter, and more prosperous India. Jai Hind!

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Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Sagar

CBSE Affiliation 1030083

Jai Gurudev

The 79th Independence Day was celebrated with great joy in Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Sagar.

After the flag hoisting by the Principal Dr. Sunil Kumar Upadhyay, the program started with Guru Pujan and worship of the martyrs of the country. The interesting presentations, dances and powerful speeches of the students mesmerized everyone.

The poetic play "Azadi Ke Amar Shaheed" filled the hearts of the audience with patriotism. This play was presented by the students during the Tiranga Yatra rally as a street Play in regional places, which was highly appreciated by the people of the area. The Principal also presented the message of independence of honourable Chairman of Maharishi Group Brahmachari Girish ji in his address. The program concluded with a vote of thanks and distribution of Prasad.

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SBOA School Celebrates 79th Independence Day with Patriotic Zeal

The 79th Independence Day was celebrated with great patriotic fervour at SBOA Matriculation Higher Secondary School, CBE-39, on 15th August 2025.

The programme commenced with an impressive Guard of Honour by the National Cadet Corps. The Vande Mataram song, melodiously rendered by the school choir, beautifully embodied the essence of national unity, deep patriotism, and heartfelt devotion to the motherland.

The Chief Guest, Lt. Col. Karthikeyan M, Commanding Officer, 5 TN Girls BN NCC, Coimbatore, hoisted the National Flag along with Shri M. Murugesan, Correspondent, SBOA Schools, Coimbatore, and Smt. Sabural Banu Ibrahim, Principal. This was followed by the soulful National Anthem, a solemn pledge, and an energetic, well-coordinated drill.

Miss Sree Sudharshana A (XII A) extended a warm welcome to the gathering. Smt. Sabural Banu Ibrahim, Principal, introduced the Chief Guest. Shri M. Murugesan, Correspondent SBOA schools, Coimbatore honoured the chief guest delivered an inspiring, eloquent, and thought-provoking presidential address. Shri S. Selvakumar, President, PTA, delivered a motivating special address. The Chief Guest captivated everyone with his soul-stirring words that kindled patriotism and enthusiasm.

A special Independence Day speech by Master Guruprakash B. (XI A), spirited patriotic songs sung with zeal and zest, and the prize distribution enhanced the grandeur of the occasion. Variety entertainment further infused patriotic fervour among the audience.

The program ended with a sincere vote of thanks delivered by Master Aravind M. from Class XII C, and the distribution of sweets, leaving everyone in high spirits, filled with love for the nation.

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Janmashtami Celebration at St. Joseph’s Kindergarten, Adampur

At St. Joseph’s Kindergarten Play School, Adampur, Janmashtami was celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy. The little ones showcased their talents through beautiful dances and creative coloring activities. The highlight of the day was the lively Matki Phod event, wonderfully performed by our children with full excitement.

With the kind support of teachers, Principal Sudha Chaudhary narrated the story of Lord Krishna, helping the children understand the true meaning and significance of Janmashtami. The day was filled with devotion, learning, and happiness, leaving sweet memories for all. 💫

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Independence Day Celebration at Shristi English Medium School

Our school celebrated the 79th Independence Day with great pride and patriotic fervour. The program was anchored by our Masters of the Ceremony, Jeel Patel and Ruhin Vohra from Grade 11 Science Stream, ensuring the smooth flow of event.

The celebration began with the flag hoisting by our Trustees, Dr. Atanu Jana and Mr. Gaurav Roy along with our Head Boy Harsh Chauhan; Head Girl Riddhi Patel; Deputy Head Girl, Khushboo Chawada. The unfurling of the Tricolour filled every heart with respect and pride for our nation.

We were truly honoured to have our President Madam Ms. Madhumita Jana our

Trustees Dr. Atanu Jana, Mr. Gaurav Roy, and Zin. Piyali Roy grace the occasion with their esteemed presence and blessings.

The program then unfolded with a melodious patriotic group song, followed by inspiring speeches on historic movements delivered by our students:

Hetika Patel (Grade 8) spoke on the Bardoli Satyagraha.

Aarav Patel (Grade 8) shed light on the Dandi March.

Nyasa Parmar (Grade 7) highlighted the Swadeshi Movement.

Hriday Garasiya inspired all with a speech on the Quit India Movement.

Our young students also brought history alive by dressing as freedom fighters and narrating stories of their bravery, reminding us of the sacrifices that gifted us this freedom.

The occasion was further enriched with the inspiring address by our President Madam, Ms. Madhumita Jana, who recalled the glorious 22-year journey of Shristi, describing the school as a “young youth” and reminding students that they are tomorrow’s youth and the future of the nation.

This was followed by an impactful speech by our Principal Madam, who explained the true meaning of freedom, linking it with the importance of quality education and the global goal of integrating zero hunger. She encouraged students to inculcate good habits to become responsible citizens.

The celebration was uplifted by the heartfelt words of appreciation by Ms. Piyali Roy, motivating the students to keep striving for excellence.

Before the conclusion, students presented a captivating dance drama that portrayed the spirit of freedom and sacrifice, leaving the audience inspired and emotional.

Finally, the program concluded with the National Anthem, sung with pride and respect by all, echoing the spirit of unity across the campus.

Jai Hind!

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79th INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION at Jain Public School, Davangere.

The patriotic occasion of 79th Independence Day was celebrated with pomp and pride on 15th Aug in the presence of eminent dignitaries - Mrs. Nikitha Parmar and Ms. Rashmi Parmar, Managing Trustees of Jain Group of Institutions, Davangere and the Principals of JGI Units of Davangere.

The patriotic ceremony began with Tricolour Hoisting by the hands of all the dignitaries followed by the recitation of our national anthem and national song.

Our hearts were brimming with pride saluting our Tiranga with a sense of reverence in our hearts!

Under the HAR GHAR TIRANGA campaign, we urged all the parents and students to hoist the

Tricolor (Tiranga) at their homes and offices to promote nationalism, spirit of unity and national pride.

The students of Jain Public School, Davangere orated on the significance of this auspicious occasion of 79th Independence Day in three different languages- English, Hindi and Kannada wherein they shared the significance of occasion and the history of Indian Independence as a remembrance of the sacrifices of our freedom fighters.

The students of JPS participated in the Davangere City District Stadium March Past and secured FIRST PLACE in the Best March Past Category in Higher Primary Section.

We pledge to uphold the values of unity, integrity and progress of our great nation!

Jai Hind! Jai Bharat Mata!!

𝗢𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗴𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻

Jain Public School, Davangere is proudly awarded Position 1 in the District-Level Independence Day March Past held on 15 August 2025, in honor of exemplary discipline, unity, and patriotic spirit.

𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗨𝗡 𝗩𝗼𝗹𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗮

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Independence Day Celebration

Subash Srinivasan, UNV

இன்று (16/08/2025) 79-வது இந்திய சுதந்திர தினத்தை முன்னிட்டு, இளமனூர் பூமடந்தை அம்மன் திருக்கோவில் வளாகம் அமைந்துள்ள பகுதியில், இராமநாதபுரம் பொருளாதார குற்றப்பிரிவு சிறப்பு சார்பு ஆய்வாளர் சுபாஷ் சீனிவாசன் தென்னை, மா, கொய்யா, சப்போட்டா, சீத்தா, நாவல், கொடுக்காப்புளி, மகாகனி, புங்கை, வேம்பு, தான்றிக்காய் உட்பட 79 மரக்கன்றுகள் நடவு செய்தார்.

Today (16/08/2025) on the occasion of the 79th Indian Independence Day, Ramanathapuram Economic Offences Wing Special Sub-Inspector Subhash Srinivasan planted 79 saplings including Coconut, Mango, Guava, Sapota, Seetha, Novella, Kotukappuli, Mahakani, Pungai, Neem, and Tanrikai in the area where the Ilamanur Poomadanthai Amman Temple complex is located.

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Independence Day Celebration

Heritage International School, Talanagri, Aligarh, celebrated the 79th Independence Day with patriotic fervour under the leadership of Principal Mr. Munish Kumar Srivastava. Chief Guest Mr. Sarvesh Kumar, Secretary, Aligarh Table Tennis Association, and Special Guest Mr. Tilak Raj Yadav, Former Chairman, Harduaganj, graced the occasion along with Mr. Anil Kumar Sharma.

The event began with flag hoisting and the National Anthem, followed by spirited cultural performances by students. Mr. Yadav inspired children to persevere despite failures, while Mr. Kumar highlighted the importance of sports for good health. Physics teacher Mr. Vaibhav Upadhyay spoke on Operation Sindoor, urging students to work with calm determination, taking a lesson from the leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji.

Class IX student Richa Singhania eloquently depicted the essence of freedom in today’s India. The Principal reminded students that independence is as much about duties as it is about rights. The celebration concluded with the soulful rendering of Vande Mataram.

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Independence Day Celebration at St. Joseph’s Kindergarten, Play School, Adampur

Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at St. Joseph’s Kindergarten, Play School, Adampur. The programme began with the flag hoisting ceremony, followed by various cultural activities presented by the students.

Principal Sudha Chaudhary addressed the children, explaining the meaning and significance of Independence Day in simple words. She not only inspired the students but also motivated the teachers, whose enthusiasm led them to perform as well.

The presence of grandparents added special joy to the occasion, as they too participated and enjoyed the celebrations.

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Independence Day Celebration and

Investiture Ceremony

Enaraa High School, Suncity, Hyderabad

Noor Ul Huda, UN Volunteer-India as a guest of honour

Enaraa High School, Suncity celebrated the 79th Independence Day with great zeal and patriotism. On this occasion, a variety of cultural programs were presented. Students paid heartfelt tribute to all freedom fighters and revolutionaries. The performances included inspiring patriotic songs in Telugu and Urdu. Students also staged a drama in the state language, Telugu, focusing on respect for elders.

The Chief Guest, Colonel Sahibzada Mir Kolach (Retired), a war veteran of the Indian Army, inaugurated the ceremony with the flag hoisting. In his address to the students, he emphasized the importance of discipline in behavior, time management, and work. He explained that discipline is a habit that teaches individuals to follow rules and laws, fulfill responsibilities, and respect others. He encouraged students to remain positively active so they could play a constructive role in society’s progress.

Guest of Honour, Ms. Noor-ul-Huda, Assistant Professor at Ghulam Ahmed College of Education, distributed Badges to the Student Cabinet Body and pointed the significance of time management for the success of the students.

Distinguished guests also included Mr. M.A. Hameed, Education expert and renowned TV personality from Siasat TV and Mr. Mohammed Muneer, host at Siasat TV.

Students of Grade 10 – Usman Ansar, Ibrahim, Tehniyat, Amena, and others – participated in the Model United Nations Conference. Their dedication, creativity, and professional presentation were highly praised.

The founders of Enaraa High School, Mr. Shahbaz Khan Khalidi and Mrs. Touqeer Fatima, warmly welcomed the guests. The school principal, Ms. Hafsa Khan, expressed her gratitude to all attendees for making the event a success.