Unfurling the spectrum of the culture of Bharat and valuing its aspect of Unity in Diversity, the Annual Cultural-cum-Prize Distribution Function was celebrated with great ebullience and zest under the theme “Viksit Bharat, Vastvik Bharat.”
The celebration commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Chief Guest, S. Gurdev Singh (P.P.S.), Assistant Commissioner of Police (West), Ludhiana, and the Guest of Honour, Adv. Aanchal Kapoor (B.A. Hons., LL.B.), Executive Member of the District Bar Association, Ludhiana. Mr. Manoj Gupta (President, BVM Trust), Mr. Rajkumar Bahl (Vice President, BVM Trust), Mr. Prakash Chand Goyal (Secretary, BVM Trust), Mr. Rajiv Puri (Joint Secretary, BVM Trust), and the worthy members of BVM Trust—Mr. Phoolchand Jain, Mr. Desh Deepak Sharma, Mr. Ashok Vyas, and Mr. Adish Bamba—along with the respected Principals of all the branches, graced the programme with their presence.
The celebration offered everyone a delightful blend of entertainment and cultural splendour. The devotional presentation of Krishna Vandana filled the atmosphere with spirituality and divinity. Principal Ms. Upasna Modgil presented the School Annual Report, highlighting the academic and co-curricular achievements of the school. A prize distribution ceremony was also organised to encourage and honour the meritorious students for their outstanding accomplishments.
The rich spectrum of Bharat's culture and traditions was beautifully showcased through a series of wonderful performances. The anchors provided excellent introductions to each presentation, including Nach Baliye, Awadh Mein Ram Aaye Hain, Jaadu Pitara by the little ones, Hansi Ke Rang, a play based on the Kolkata tragedy titled Shakti Ka Swaroop Naari, and Harmonious Dance Confluence, which depicted the spirit of unity in diversity through the costumes and languages of different states of the nation. The dramatic presentation based on the saga of valour, Manikarnika – Jhansi Ki Rani, emerged as a major attraction for everyone.
The vibrant Punjabi folk dance, Bhangra, infused the atmosphere with energy and liveliness. The choreography based on the concept “Viksit Bharat – Vastvik Bharat” elegantly presented the timeless values of Indian culture while highlighting their relevance in the era of modern development.
The honourable Chief Guest highly appreciated the enthusiastic participation of Principal Ms. Upasna Modgil, teachers, and students. Shri Phoolchand Jain expressed gratitude to everyone who contributed to the grand success of the programme through a heartfelt vote of thanks. The celebration concluded on a patriotic note with Vande Mataram.