Parbhani (26): The Indian Republic Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Bal Vidya Mandir High School, Nanalpeth, in the city. The flag hoisting was carried out by the institution’s secretary, Dr. Vivek Navandar. Present on the occasion were the institution’s member M.G. Vihitkar, Principal Arun Borade, Border Security Force soldier Sunil Chaudhary, Vice Principal Ramdas Tummevar, Supervisor Pradeep Rughe, Baliram Kopratkar, Seema Boke, and Sunita Jadhav, among others.
While addressing the students, Dr. Vivek Navandar said, “Today marks the 75th year of the Indian Republic. Over the past 75 years, the Indian Constitution has upheld the world’s largest democracy without interruption. In the future progression of democracy, the responsibility of sensible and aware citizens is immense. You are the citizens of tomorrow; therefore, you bear a great responsibility for Indian democracy. By preserving an inclusive democracy, every Indian citizen must contribute to elevating India to the highest position in the world.”
On this occasion, the release of the magazine “Aamchi Shala” was carried out by the dignitaries. Successful students from various competitions conducted in the school were honored by the dignitaries. Primary school students had prepared wall posters, and the release of handwritten manuscripts created by the students was also conducted by the dignitaries.
The program was hosted by Gajanan Jumde, while the vote of thanks was given by Subhash Dhage.
