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The special assembly featured inspiring presentations highlighting Mahatma Gandhi’s message of truth and non-violence and Lal Bahadur Shastri’s ideals of simplicity, courage and dedication to the nation.
As part of the celebrations, students participated in a series of meaningful activities. The “Gandhi–Shastri Wall” showcased what Gandhiji and Shastri Ji would find if they visited the school today, highlighting the values, practices and initiatives inspired by their ideals. Through “A Step Towards Swachh Bharat,” students spread awareness about cleanliness, responsibility and civic sense. “Little Leaders, Great Ideals” saw two students portraying Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri and sharing their thoughts, values and ideals with fellow students. Students also presented a Dandi March enactment, recalling Gandhiji’s historic march and reinforcing the values of courage, unity, peaceful resistance and determination.
Addressing the gathering, Head of Institute Ms Anita Bhatia encouraged students to imbibe the values exemplified by Gandhiji and Shastri Ji in their daily lives. She emphasised that true education lies not only in academic excellence but also in becoming responsible, compassionate and principled citizens.
Director Mrs Ruchi Charak urged students to make the ideals of the two great leaders a part of their everyday conduct. She highlighted the importance of honesty, humility, discipline, self-reliance and service, inspiring students to contribute positively to society and uphold the values that strengthen the nation. The programme concluded with a renewed pledge to uphold the ideals of truth, peace, discipline, humility and service to the nation.
