D.B.M.S. Kadma High School Marks 76th Republic Day with Pride

Celebrations Focus on Patriotism and Awareness of Constitutional Values

D.B.M.S. Kadma High School celebrated Republic Day with performances and speeches emphasizing the importance of the Constitution.

Key Points:

• Ms. P.S. Aruna hoisted the tricolor at the ceremony.
• Students delivered speeches on the Constitution and Republic Day.
• Patriotic songs filled the event with a sense of national pride.

JAMSHEDPUR – D.B.M.S. Kadma High School celebrated the 76th Republic Day with enthusiasm and patriotism on January 26, 2025. The event began with the hoisting of the tricolor by Ms. P.S. Aruna, Joint Treasurer of the School Managing Committee, alongside committee members, the Principal, and Vice Principals.

Ms. P.S. Aruna addressed the gathering, highlighting the making of the Indian Constitution and its unique features. She emphasized the importance of understanding constitutional values and ethical living for the younger generation. A captivating speech by Om Kumar Jha, a student of Class XI, delved into the history and significance of Republic Day, along with the rights and duties enshrined in the Constitution.

Speeches and Performances Inspire Patriotism

The school choir performed a patriotic song that resonated with the audience, filling the atmosphere with fervor. D. Manisha, a student from Lilliput School, delivered a stirring speech, mesmerizing everyone present. The program also included reflections on how the Constitution empowers citizens and fosters unity.

Esteemed Guests and Managing Committee Presence

The event was graced by members of the Managing Committee, including Chairperson Ms. Lalitha Chandrashekhar, Treasurer Ms. Bhuvana Krishnan, and Honorary Secretary Ms. Anita Ramkrishna. Principal Ms. Gurpreet Bhambra, Senior Vice Principal Ms. Suparna Roy, and Junior Vice Principal Ms. S. Shireen also attended, along with coordinators and teachers.

Celebrating India’s Constitutional Heritage

The program underscored the pride in India’s Constitution, one of the largest in the world, and reminded everyone of their role in upholding its principles. The speeches and performances reinforced the importance of national unity and ethical living.