On the 15th of August, the Sri Prakash fraternity came together at their Kapuluppada campus to celebrate the 77th glorious Independence Day of India! It was a tapestry woven with patriotism, unity, and cultural brilliance. The Campus was decorated by the students with a tri-color theme. The guests for the day and well known Gastroenterologist, Dr Chalapathi Rao Achanta and Indian Naval Commander Pushpajit Ojha, were welcomed to the ground with a march past led by NCC cadets followed by the hoisting of the national flag.
Boys from classes 6 to 10 dazzled the audience with their acrobatic finesse, shaping diverse figures like pyramids and a human centipede.
The indoor activities began with speeches by the dignitaries. Dr Chalapathi Rao Achanta stressed the responsibilities of the students and parents in handling gadgets. Commander Ojha informed the students about discipline as an essential attribute to nation building, appreciating the skills of the students in their marching and acrobatics. U Harshita presented the Evolution of the Indian flag in Telugu. She unveiled how the flag is our cherished national identity, exclusive to every citizen. The flag’s origin and the remarkable journey that led to the official adoption of our iconic tricolor were described illustratively.
Students of classes 7, 8 and 9 delivered a powerful rendition of “Ye Bhoomi Hamaare Veeronki.” The song conveyed that we are the descendants of valiant soldiers who bravely fought for our freedom, and live in the embrace of our heroic land.
The cherubs gracefully danced to the tune of “Just Like You.” Their innocent charm, amplified by their attire, mirrored the traditional dresses from various states. Each step showed the rich cultural heritage of our nation, underlining the message that while our states boast diverse traditions, we remain united as Indians.
A stimulating call to fellow citizens was made by Jatin in hindi, emphasizing our role in national progress. Yashas, in his eloquent speech “India of My Dreams,” recounted our journey and envisioned India to be an exemplar to the world.
Senior girls of classes 8, 9 and 10 rocked the stage, fusing traditional and Western dance to “VandeMataram” and “Swagatham.” The room pulsed with energy as the audience cheered in exhilaration.
Adhvika and Samsthitha ignited a sense of patriotism through their recitation of Rabindranath Tagore’s “Where the Mind is Without Fear” from “Gitanjali.” The event proceeded with the announcement of the new school leaders, who were bestowed badges from esteemed guests and the Director Sir.
Mementos were presented to the guests and they had expressed gratitude and shared motivating words. The event culminated with a heartfelt vote of thanks, leaving the audience full of spirit from the captivating hour-and-a-half showcase.