Students Present Speeches, Documentary and Poetry to Mark India’s First President’s Birth Anniversary
Key Points:
- DBMS College organizes Dr Rajendra Prasad Jayanti and NSS Unit One introduction program
- Students perform speeches, documentary screening and cultural presentations at multipurpose hall
- Principal Dr Joohi Samarpita shares inspiring stories from first president’s life
JAMSHEDPUR – DBMS College of Education organized Dr Rajendra Prasad Jayanti and NSS Unit One introduction program at its multipurpose hall.
The event began with lamp lighting ceremony. The ceremony symbolized knowledge, goodwill and national service. Neelu Kumari and Parimal Pal jointly anchored the program.
Pooja Kumari delivered an inspirational Hindi speech. Meanwhile, Neha Kumari presented English speech highlighting Dr Rajendra Prasad’s life contributions. Srishti Kumari and Muskan Kumari screened documentary on the great personality.
However, students appreciated the presentation immensely. Roopa Kumari recited emotional Hindi poetry afterwards. Semester-2 students sang NSS anthem collectively.
Elisa and Insha explained NSS introduction and objectives. Moreover, Rohit Poddar shared experiences from NSS Kurukshetra camp. His narration proved highly motivating for attendees.
Principal Dr Joohi Samarpita quoted interesting incidents from India’s first president’s life. She inspired students towards simple living and high thinking. Baby Rani Jana delivered vote of thanks.
The program concluded with national anthem. NSS Unit Program Officer Poonam Kumari prepared event outline. College Secretary Shripriya Dharmarajan played crucial role in organization.
Vice-Principal Dr Monica Uppal attended the function. Assistant colleagues supported event management effectively. Teaching staff contributed significantly to program’s success.
The celebration honored Dr Rajendra Prasad’s birth anniversary appropriately. Students learned about NSS objectives and activities comprehensively. Jamshedpur educational institutions regularly organize such commemorative events.
Deputy Principal positions remain important for college administration. Cultural programs enhance students’ understanding of national leaders. Educational institutions frequently celebrate important birth anniversaries throughout academic year.
The college organized similar commemorative programs on various occasions. Students participate enthusiastically in such cultural activities. Faculty members guide students in organizing meaningful events.
