New India High School, Pinjore

The premises of the school resonated with festivity and cultural grandeur as the school celebrated the harvest festival of Baisakhi. The celebration commenced with an adorable fancy dress presentation by students from Nursery to Class II, who graced the stage in vivid traditional attire, embodying the essence of Punjabi folklore, agrarian life, and festive charm. Their delightful presence set an exuberant tone for the day. The highlight of the event was a series of captivating dance performances, where students showcased vibrant folk dances like bhangra and gidda, exuding infectious energy and cultural pride. The rhythmic movements and colourful costumes paid a fitting tribute to the rich heritage of Punjab. Adding a thoughtful dimension to the event, a student delivered an eloquent speech elucidating the historical and cultural significance of Baisakhi. The address highlighted its dual importance as a harvest festival and a day of profound religious relevance, marking the formation of the Khalsa Panth by Guru Gobind Singh. Principal Nancy Handa applauded the students’ efforts and expressed that such celebrations not only instil cultural awareness but also nurture a sense of unity and reverence for tradition.