While moving ahead in this fast
paced life, we often forget to thank those
who have contributed to our growth. Yes these are our teachers who tirelessly work with us, like an encouragement without demanding anything in return and only wish for their children to succeed in life. The teachers’ community needs a thanksgiving and a sheer motivation for the inspirational work they do out of interest.
who have contributed to our growth. Yes these are our teachers who tirelessly work with us, like an encouragement without demanding anything in return and only wish for their children to succeed in life. The teachers’ community needs a thanksgiving and a sheer motivation for the inspirational work they do out of interest.
The Teachers’
Day was celebrated with a lot of zeal and fervour at I.D.E.A.S. on 10th
of September. The theme of the function paid tribute to the traditional
educational culture prevailing in the Indian Sub-Continent. Rendering a
beautiful composition of Sharda Maa by Sawani Wakharkar, the
traditional ceremony of lighting the lamps took place. As the moments passed,
we realised that the hall had grown in a sensitive silent place thus
registering each and every picture in the minds of students……
We were
enthralled…
“Music prevails in nature. Lend
them ears they will resonate in your heart.”
This simple
truth was exemplified by the young Ideans who conceived a fabulous idea
of live music with their crude instruments. That kind of talent is being looked
forward to….Chinmay- Shruti gang please gear up!!!! A classic medley of various folk dances
showing the cross culture across the length and width of India were performed
by the students. Indeed, the Ideans
are gifted with the correct steps, jhatkas and the proper beats..!
“It was a
peaceful moment to see the teachers enjoying the programme with a wide grin on
their faces...”
With a deep gratitude laying within for their
teachers… a small memento was gifted by the students having a silver Pan Leaf,
Supari, and Flower which symbolised a Ganesh idol. The celebration came to an
end with a sumptuous traditional lunch – patodi rassa!
We look forward
that I.D.E.A.S. witnesses many such Teachers’ Day in future. The function was
tended to by the 2nd, 3rd, 4th year students in association with the
CONCEPT ‘S’!
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