Fourteenth November is celebrated as
Children’s Day in India on the occasion of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru’s birthday.
He was the first Prime Minister of India, who was very fond of children. After
his death in 1964,every year his birthday (14th Nov.) is celebrated
as children’s day in India.
The world
may remember him as the first Indian Prime Minister and a skilled politician,
but for children he was Chacha Nehru. Children always affectionately called him
as Chacha. Chacha in Hindi means ‘Uncle’. He believed that children must be
provided with love and care as the future of a nation lies in their hands. This
day is dedicated to children and every body tries their best to make the children happy on this day.
Children’s day
celebration was celebrated in a grand manner. On that happiest occasion we
initiated our programme by an invocation song sung by VI Standard students of
V.K.V. The welcome address was presented by Manju of XI Standard student.
Science and Arts
exhibition was inaugurated by Sri J.Deva Prakash,
Senior Manager,HR,Nuclear Power Project,Kudankulam and
Mann.Radha didi, Dakshin
Prant Sanghatak,VRM & VK.
Mathi Vathani of
VIII Standard delivered the speech in English about the importance of the day.
Next our honourable chief guest released the hand
written magazine “Viveka Manjari”. The students of IX standard sang a
beautiful song related to this function.
We had an eminent person Sri. J .Deva Prakash as our Chief
Guest addressed the gathering. He expressed
his views about the importance of the day. He exhibited the students as
tomorrow’s Teachers, Scientists and Doctors etc. He talked about the importance
of science in this world. He reminded us the first invention in the world is
stone Axe. He explained about the quality of an inventor. He suggested the
students to follow some of the basic principles in their life. He advised the
students to conserve electricity and to keep our country clean. He wished the
students to shine in their future.
Next Mann. Radha
Didi presided over the function. She spoke about the National Seminar conducted
in our campus. She appreciated the wonderful creations and inventions made by
our students in the Science and Arts Exhibition. She praised the centum
achievement of X and XII handled teachers and also about the award given to our
teachers by the honourable district collector. She talked about the 150th
birth Anniversary of Sister Nivedita. She reminded us that our country should
be advised the students to use their potential and they should spread the
fragrance of India to the rest of the world.
Mann.Radha didi, Dakshin Prant
Sanghatak, presented a memento to the honourable Chief Guest. Neelananth
of IX standard proposed the vote of thanks. The programme
was concluded with our Kendra Prayer.
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