Excelsior Correspondent
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JAMMU, Aug 17: The 68th Independence Day of the Democratic Republic of India, was celebrated with patriotic fervour and gaiety by various educational institutions across Jammu and Kashmir on Friday last.
At the University of Jammu, Vice-Chancellor Prof Mohan Paul Singh Ishar, hoisted the National Flag at the Fountain Plaza and paid tribute to the great martyrs who laid down their present for better future of the country. He exhorted the University fraternity to work fervently for the nation as well as for the Institution
The Security Staff of the University, led by Capt S R Dubey, Security Officer, presented the guard of honour while patriotic songs were played amidst releasing of balloons. A cultural programme was also organized on the occasion. Senior Professors, officers, HoDs, JU employees, students and scholars were present.
The newly appointed Vice Chancellor (in Charge) of the Central University of Jammu, Jammu, Prof Dev Anand unfurled the National Flag on the Independence Day. The flag hoisting ceremony was attended by the University Registrar, Jit Singh, Deans of various schools, officers of the University, HoDs, faculty, supporting staff and students.
In his message, the Vice Chancellor asked the University officers faculty, students and the staff to take pledge in strengthening the newly established University to serve the society to its maximum potential.
On the occassion of Independence day, Tricolor was unfurled by Prof Sudhir K Jain, Vice Chancellor, SMVDU at the university campus. Registrar of the university, Ajay Khajuria, Deans, Directors , faculty, staff and students participated in the flag hoisting ceremony which was followed by an enthralling cultural programme by the students of the university in the Matrika auditorium.
Speaking on the occassion, Prof Jain urged the student community particularly the new entrants to realize the significance of independence and always strive to attain excellence. The flag hoisting was followed by a scintillating cultural programme presented by the students.
Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology (SKUAST) of Jammu celebrated 68th Independence Day at its main campus Chatha. Prof Pradeep K Sharma, Vice Chancellor unfurled the National Flag at the university in presence of the Directors, Deans, faculty members, staff and the students.
The Independence Day celebrations began with vice chancellor paying homage to the father of nation by garlanding Mahatma Gandhi’s portrait. In his address, the VC emphasized the need based research for the development of science and serving the farming community. The celebrations ended with a colourful cultural programme presented by the students of the university.
National Flag was hoisted at Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University, Rajouri, during a well attended function on the 68th Independence Day. Registrar of BGSBU, Rashid Choudhary hoisted the flag and took salute. On the occasion, sweets were distributed while patriotic songs were sung by the university students.
Independence day was celebrated at Bhaderwah Campus of JU with full patriotic fervor. Rector Bhaderwah Campus, Prof G M Bhat, unfurled the National Flag in front of the administration block and said that each one of us must contribute in nation building in our humble ways.
On the occasion, cultural programme was presented by the students of Little Angel Nursery School.
Government Polytechnic Bikram Chowk, Jammu celebrated Independence Day with great joy, fervour and enthusiasm. On this occasion Er Arun Bangotra, Principal of the college unfurl the National Flag and threw light on the significance of this great day. The sweets were distributed among all the students and staff members.
68th Independence Day was celebrated in Delhi Public School, Jammu with great enthusiasm and fervour. On the occasion, Music Deptt. of the school including many teachers presented an impressive and emotional tribute by singing patriotic songs. Addl Director /Principal Dr D Joseph stated that celebration of National Days in educational intuitions is always to inculcate virtues of nationalism and Patriotism among the students who are the future citizens of the country.
On Independence Day, flag hoisting ceremony was performed within Dogra Educational Complex, Bassi Kalan Bari Brahamana, where the students and staff from various educational institutions of Dogra Law College, Dogra College of Education and Dogra Degree College participated. Kr Samar Dev Singh Charak, Secretary, Dogra Educational Trust, Prof B D Damral, Director, Dogra Educational Complex, Dr Samiya Tabasum, Principal Dogra Law College and D K Nayyar, Liaison Officer of Dogra Educational Complex were also present on the occasion.
In the function to celebrate Independence Day at Government Higher Secondary School Gandhi, Jammu, National Flag was unfurled by the Principal Taira Parveen. Staff and students recited the National Anthem while sweets were also distributed on the occasion.
Independence Day was celebrated with fervour and gaiety in the Government Higher Secondary School, Bahu Fort, Jammu. Principal R G Dogra hoisted the national flag following which a colourful cultural programme was presented. On the occasion, uniforms and sweets were distributed among the students.
KCS College of Education celebrated Independence Day in the college premises. The function started with the flag hoisting ceremony performed by the Principal, Prof O P Sharma. On the occasion, students took pledge to work for the betterment and upliftment of the country. Later, patriotic songs and cultural items were also presented by the students.
Independence Day was celebrated in Air Force School Jammu with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour. The celebrations began with flag hoisting by the chief guest Air Commodore P E Patange, Air Officer Commanding, Air Force Station Jammu. This was followed by the singing of the National Anthem. On the occasion, cultural bonanza was presented by the students who also displayed their models on science and social- sciences. Vikesh Sandhal, Principal Air Force School, Jammu said that we must feel proud of our country and contribute towards its development.
Galaxy College of Education, Sainik Colony Jammu, celebrated 68th Independence Day by organizing a function during which Incharge Vice-Chancellor of the Central University Jammu, Prof Devanand hoisted national flag. Senior faculty members and Registrar of CUJ, were also present on the occasion besides Chairman of the college, Arun Kumar Sharma.
SVS Degree College and Shri Guru Gang Dev Ji College of Education, Chhan Arorian, Kathua celebrated Independence Day during which the national flag was hoisted by Principal Prof R l Sharma, and Dr P N Koul in the presence of Malkit Singh, teaching , non-teaching staff as well as citizens.
SVS Education Complex celebrated 68th Independence Day at SVS Degree College. On the occasion, National Flag was hoisted by Shri Swami Ji Maharaj. The NCC cadets along with Model Academy students participates in the march past. A cultural programme was also presented while a national integration rally was taken out by students of different SVS educational institutions from SVS Degree College to to Tota Maina Army Point after passing through main market of Sunderbani.
Luthra Public School Talab Tillo and Kachi Chawani and Shemrock Angels celebrated 68th Independence Day and Shri Krishan Janam Ashtami. Cultural items were organised on this occasion. Senior journalist M K Bangroo and Shri Ram Sena State president Rajiv Mahajan were the guests. During the celebration a quiz competition was also organised and prizes were distributed among the students.
Shiksha Niketan Sr Sec School, Jeevan Nagar Jammu celebrated Independence Day in the school premises. Indira Bhalla was the chief guest on this day. She along with Principal Incharge hoisted the National Flag.
R M College of Education & R M Public School celebrated Independence Day in R M premises. The flag was hoisted by Trustee of the college Rita Mengi, Principal P K Dhar and Principal of the school Ravinder Kour. After that patriotic song was sung by the students and the staff members. Sweets were distributed among the participants.
Little Flower Higher Secondary School, Greater Kailash, Jammu, celebrated Independence Day and Janamashtami with great fervour and enthusiasm.
On the occasion, homage was paid to those who laid their lives for the country’s freedom. The students of classes 1st to 10th presented various patriotic songs, enacting the spirit of oneness and nationalism.
68th Independence Day was celebrated in the premises of Government Mixed Higher Secondary School, Roop Nagar, Jammu with great enthusiasm. Principal of the Institution unfurled the National Flag in the presence of staff members and students.
On the occasion of 68th Independence Day, an impressive function was organized at Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Rehari, Jammu where the Principal Subash Chander hoisted National Flag. On the occasion, sweets were distributed while students presence various cultural items, which were highly appreciated by all.
68th Independence Day was celebrated with fervour and gaiety at Government High School Raipur where Sarpanch Bhupinder Singh hoisted the Tricolour in presence of Panchayat representatives and school staff. Headmaster of the school, Sat Pal Sharma highlighted the importance of Indepence Day among students. Books and sweets were distributed among students.
Surinder Sharma and Joginder Manhas Incharge Govt Middle School Raipur hoisted the Tricolour in school premises along with staff members.
S D Tara Puri Public High School celebrated Independence Day during which student of kindergarten presented patriotic poems . Speeches were delivered by the higher classes. On the occasion, Inter school patriotic song competition was organized in which Peace House was adjudged at first position. Secretary of the schoo, Ram Lal Sharma and the school principal Neeru Puri threw light on the significance of this great day.
Independence Day was celebrated in the premises of Government Higher Secondary School Bhalwal wherein Principal Sarsa Ram along with Sarpanch Raj Dev Singh hoisted national flag. On the occasion, a colourful cultural programme was presented by the students while sweets were distributed among the participants.
S M Public High School Shakti Nagar Jammu and SM Shishu Niketan Higher Secondary School, Anand Nagar, Patta Bhori organized a function in connection with Independence Day and Janamashtmi. The function started with flag hoisting following which students presented in various competition. On the occasion, Managing Director of the school, Parneesh Mahajan threw light on importance of the days.
Tiny Tots Hr Sec School Roop Nagar celebrated independence day with full gaiety and fervour by organizing an impressive function and hoisting national flag. Principal of school, Deepali Handa narrated how our freedom fighters sacrificed their lives for freedom. On the occasion, a kite making and kite flying competition was also held in school grounds.
Heavens Angles ‘A Play Way School’ and Heaven Kingdom School celebrated Independence Day with zeal and enthusiasm. The students presented various cultural programs. The Principal Renu Sachdeva threw light on both these events. She encouraged students to become a true citizen and follow the path of truth and non-violence.
The Management of ASN Hr Sec.School, Resham Ghar Colony & Channi Himmat celebrated Independence Day at their branch levels. P B Kapoor Principal of Resham Ghar unfurled the flag at Resham Ghar School while Ritesh Kapoor, Administrator of the School hoisted the tri-colour at Channi Himmat branch. Students of both the branches of the school presented colourful cultural programmes. A beautiful march past was presented by the squad of Channi Branch.
In a colorful function, which was held by the tiny tots of Param Hans Vidya Mandir Public School, Govindpura, Cantonment Jammu, the school chairperson Advocate Jasmeet Kour Pandey unfurled the National Flag while the students from various classes gave their presentation.
The 68th Independence Day was celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm in Government High School, Kotli Magotrian, Reasi. The Head Master Gopal Krishan Komal, hoisted the National Flag while a large number of people from different communities came to see the enthralling performance which was presented by the students of the school.
At Government High School, Bhaga, Reasi, Head Master Mohd Rafiq hoisted the National Flag amidst the chanting of National Anthem. A variety of cultural programme was also presented and tributes were paid to the martyrs of the freedom struggle. Cultural items were presented by the students.
Independence Day was celebrated by the students and staff of Government Girls Higher Secondary School Reasi, wherein Principal of the school P D Sharma unfurled the National flag in presence of the staff members and some locals. He highlighted the importance of the day and threw light on the sacrifices of the people who sacrificed their life for the independence of the country from the British rulers.
Independence Day was celebrated by Government Girls High School Sattani, District Udhampur. Headmaster Sarojini Gupta unfurling National Flag and took salute at march past presented by smart contingent of boys and girls. Students presented various items such as skits, folk dances, group songs and physical displays.
In-spite of heavy down pour, Independence Day was celebrated with pomp and show in Government Girls High School, Jib. Head Master of the school Shashi Prabha unfurled the National Flag while students delivered speeches and sang patriotic songs.
Independence Day was celelbrated at Government Middle School (Boys), Nagrota, Udhampur Zone, where the national flag was hoisted by Head Master Rajesh Sharma. On the occasion, students also presented some cultural items.
Government Higher Secondary School, Sudhmahadev, celebrated Independence Day by organizing a function wherein Naib Tehsildar Mohd Saleem hoisted the national flag. On the occasion, march past and cultural items presented by the students while Principal D N Ranyal threw light on importance of the day. Various feeding schools, both Government and private, also took part in the function.
Dream Land Public High School Udhampur celebrated Independence Day by organizing a function in the school premises. On the occasion, Principal Sudeshwar hoisted the National Flag in presence of staff members, students and their parents.
The Independence Day was celebrated by New Modern High School Brolha at the school premises. Principal P L Goswami hoisted the National Flag while students presented cultural items on the occasion.
The Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Malothi organised a scintillating function to mark Independence Day celebration. The Principal Ravi Koul hoisted the national flag following which a colourful programme was presented by the students.
Government Girls High School, Pakhian celebrated Independence Day with enthusiasm. Teachers, students, Panches, Sarpanches and locals participated in large number. Sarpanch Gurbachan Singh was the chief guest who hoisted the National Flag. Speaking on the occasion, he advised the students to take interest in their studies as they are going to be the leaders of tomorrow. Cultural programmes presented by the school children were appreciated.
Independence Day was celebrated by the students and staff of Government Higher Secondary School Marh where Principal Sudershan Kumari Sharma hoisted the tricolour and also took salute of the march past presented by the NCC cadets. Highlighting the importance of the day, she threw light on the sacrifices of the freedom fighters who laid down their lives for the independence of the country from the British rulers.
In the Independence Day celelbration at Government Higher Secondary School Ghou Manhasan, Principal Jagdish Raj Sharma hoisted the tricolour in presence of School Development Committee members. He appealed the students to the follow the path shown by great leaders and freedom fighters. On the occasion, cultural programme was presented by the students of the institution.
Lord Shiva Academy, Bari Kamila, Gurah Salathia celebrated the 68th Indian Independence Day with fervor, gaiety and a high sense of patriotism. All the staff and the students assembled in the school and unfirld the Tri-Colour. The function culminated with distribution of sweets among children by the management of the school.
Government Higher Secondary School, Pargwal alongwith other adjoining Middle Schools of the area, celebrated the 68th Independence Day with great fervour, pomp and show, in the presence of Principal of the School, Prem Nath and others, Naib Tehsildar Pargwal unfurled the National Flag. Students presented cultural items including patriotic songs, dances and speeches to mark the celebrations of the day.
Government Middle School (Boys), Pargwal, also celebrated the Independence Day. On the occasion, National Flag was unfurled by the Panch Vijay Kumar Sharma.
The Calliope School, Doomi celebrated 68th Independence Day with fervour and gaiety in its school premises. Various colourful items were presented by the students of different classes. On the occasion, an inter-house competition was organized while Principal Watsalaya Swami, urged the students to work hard and contribute towards nation.
Govt Middle School Bamyal Zone Dansal Jammu celebrated 68th Independence Day with great enthusiatic. Sarpanch Ram Singh unfurled the National flag in presence of students and civil society members.
Braving bullets from across the border, the Independence Day was celebrated by Government High School Chamba Panjgrian, located near LoC in Tarkundi sector, Rajouri. On the occasion, national flag was hoisted while school staff, students and a large number of locals attended the function.
Independence Day was celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm at Government Higher Secondary School, Khellani where the Incharge Principal Syed Shafayat Ali hoisted the national flag and inspected the parade, which was led by students of different institutions.
Dogra Higher Secondary School Shastri Nagar, Jammu celebrated the 68th Independence Day with great patriotic, fervour and gaiety. Gambhir Dev Singh Charak was the chief guest, who hoisted tricolor on the occasion. Various cultural items were presented by the student on the occasion. The students presented small skits and patriotic items. The Principal highlighted the great sacrifices of martyrs for their motherland.
Independence Day 2014 was celebrated at Govt Hr Secondary School Saaj with great enthusiasm. Tanveer Ahmed Mir, Principal of the institution unfurled the National Flag. On this occasion, Major Sharad Negi, Post Commander of Saaj Army Post was the chief guest. The students presented various cultural programmes. The chief guest and the Principal spoke on the occasion.
The staff, students and Village level committee of Govt Primary School, Thangri (Dina Chack) celebrated 68th Independence Day with great pomp and show.
Incharge of the School, Meenu Gandotra and Neenu Gandotra (teacher) hoisted the tricolor and remembered the great freedom fighters of India who sacrificed their lives for the cause of freedom. Meenu Gandotra advised the students to become good citizens of India to protect the freedom at any cost. Students sang patriotic songs and delivered speeches with enthusiasm.
Lord Shiva Academy, Bri Kamila, Gurah Salathia celebrated the 68th Indian Independence Day with fervour, gaiety and a high sense of patriotism. All the staff members and the students assembled in the School and unfurled the tri-colour. They saluted the National Flag and also sang the National Anthem on the occasion. The students were also joined in large number by villagers of the adjoining villages who also displayed their sense of patriotism and love for the nation.
The management, staff and the students of the Residential School for Blind, Roop Nagar celebrated 68th Independence Day with great enthusiasm. The National Flag was hoisted by District Social Welfare Officer Jammu in presence of Superintendent RSFB. A colourful programme was presented by the inmates which was applauded by all who were present on the occasion.
The Independence Day was celebrated in the School premises of the Govt Girls Higher Secondary, Kandoli Nagrota. Principal of the School, Harbans Lal Sharma hoisted the tricolour in presence of the staff and the students. Sweets were distributed among the children after the flag hoisting ceremony.
The management, staff and the students of LBM Residential School for Sightless girls celebrated 68th Independence Day at the School Complex, Muthi Morh Jammu with great enthusiasm today. The tricolour was unfurled by Ram Dass Dubey, general secretary. A colourful programme was presented by the students on the occasion. Lunch was also hosted on the occasion.
The management, staff and the students of Raina Higher Secondary School Paloura celebrated Independence Day with fervour in the School premises. Ravind Raina, secretary, Management Committee hoisted the National Flag. Mr Raina advised the students and the teachers to work hard to come to to the expections of the people. Sweets were distributed among the students on the occasion.
The management, staff and the students of Raina Higher Secondary School, Chak Seri, Bhalwal celebrated Independence Day with fervour in the School premises. Ravi Raina, School Principal hoisted the National Flag. The Principal advised the students and the teachers to perform their duties sincerely. Sweets were distributed among the students on the occasion.
The 68th Independence Day was performed in a colourful function at IST Step Tutorial Janipur at Janipur in Jammu today. The Director of the Tutorial, Viney Gupta unfurled the National Flag. The students besides presenting speeches, skits and dances, also sang patriotic songs on the occasion. Prominent among others present on the occasion were Poonam Gupta, Sheetal Kapoor, Litesh Kohli and Bharti Bakaya.
The 68th Independence Day was celebrated in the School premises of Vidya Jyoti Model High School Indira Colony Janipur, Jammu. School chairman, Jogeshwar Rai unfurled the National Flag. Children presented colourful programme. Sweets were distributed among the students on the occasion.
Kendriya Vidyalaya Nagrota celebrated Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotism. School Principal, RK Shukla unfurled the National Flag, which was followed by the National Anthem. Students and teachers shared their views through motivating speeches. Colourful cultural items weree presented by the students on the occasion. Mrs Suman, Art teacher presented vote of thanks, while the Programme was coordinated by Ram Vilas Ram, PGT Hindi.
The 68th Independence Day was celebrated with gaiety and patriotic fervour in Anuradha Higher Secondary School, Barnai, here today. Monica Singh was the chief guest on the occasion, who hoisted the National Flag. The students presented various cultural items. School PRINCIPAL, Sushil Kumar Pandita threw light on the significance of the day.
Paramount Convent School celebrated Independence Day with zeal and ehthusiasm. The tricolour was unfurled by Isha Manhas, School Principal amidst singing of National Anthem by the students. Little kids presented the cultural items which enthralled the audience all and sundry.
Nav Yug Higher Secondary School, Subash Nagar celebrated 68th Independence Day with great fervour and gaiety. The National Flag was hoisted by Hardev Singh Jamwal, Managing Director of the Institution in presence of Chander Kanta, School Principal. Scouts and Guides of the School presented patriotic songs and presented colourful programme to mark the occasion.
Co-Operative Public High School, Amphalla, Jammu celebrated 68th Independence Day with great fervour in the School premises. The programme began with the lighting of traditional lamp by the chief guest, Kanta Mehta, senior citizen. The students presented various cultural items like patriotic songs, dances and speeches. Veenu Prabhakar threw light on the importance of the day.
The 68th Independence Day was celebrated by Govt Hr Secondary School Nagri with fervour. School Principal
Ishwer Jalmaria unfurled the National Flag on the occasion in presence of large number of people. In his address, School Principal advised the students to realize as to how the great leaders of India achieved Independence and how responsible they should be now.
The 68th Independence Day was celebrated by Govt High School Sarthian with enthusiasm and fervour. Headmaster of the School, Mohinder Paul Raina hoisted the tricolour in presence of staff, students and prominent persons of the locality. Mr Raina highlighted the importance of the day during his speech on the occasion.
Govt Hr Secondary School Baddu organized a colourful function to celebrate the 68th Independence Day with zeal and fervour. The National Flag was hoisted by Sarpanch Baddu and the School Principal. Rich tributes were paid to freedom fighters of the County on the occasion.
Govt Hr Secondary School Kathera celebrated Independence Day with zeal and zest in the School premises. The National Flag was unfurled by the School Principal, Dev Raj. The students presented colourful cultural programme on the occasion. Principal and the Vice Principal Ram Parkash Sharma highlighted the significance of the day. The Programme was anchored by Satish Chandel, Sr Lecturer Physics.
68th Independence Day was celebrated in the premises of Govt Higher Secondary School Keya with pomp and show today. School Principal Romi Kumar hoisted the National Flag, while the function was presided over by Joginder Kumar Gupta. Colourful cultural items were presented by the students on the occasion.
Govt High School Rang, Ramnagar celebrated 68th Independence Day with zeal and zest in the School premises today. Headmaster of the School unfurled the National Flag, who in his address said that every Indian should take oath on the Independence day to be patriotic.
Govt High School, Chattri celebrated Independence Day with pomp and show in the School premises today. Ishar Dass, Headmaster of the School hoisted the National Flag, which was followed by a colourful cultural programme presented by the students.
Govt High School, Darsoo, Udhampur celebrated 68th Independence Day with enthusiasm and fervour. The National Flag was hoisted by Sarpanch, Bishwa Nath amid colourful cultural function. The Headmaster of the School, Chander Kiran distributed sweets among the students on the occasion.
Govt High School, Salanger, Chowki Chora, Akhnoor and Primary School Pail jointly celebrated Independence Day with patriotism and fervour. Headmaster, Om Prakash Sharma and Panch of Salanger hoisted the National Flag amid National Anthem, which was followed by a cultural programme presented by the students.
The 68th Independence Day was celebrated with fervour and gaiety at Govt Girls Higher Secondary School, Canal Road, Jammu. The Principal of the Institution, Dr Kuldip Sharma hoisted the National Flag, while the National Anthem was sung by the students. Sweets were distributed among the students on the occasion.
RSCC Cricket Club hoisted the National Flag at Patnitop today to celebrate the 68th Independence Day. The Flag was unfurled by Raja Ji Mantoo and other team members.
Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Gandhi Memorial College of Education, Raipur, Bantalab Jammu. The celebrations began with Flag hoisting ceremony. The tricolour was unfurled by A K Raina, general secretary (HESK) along with Sunil Tiku, Member Finance (HESK) , Principal GMCEJ Prof G L Koul and.Prof Satish Talashi(Administrator). The Flag hoisting was followed by the National Anthem. A colourful cultural programme was presented by the students and staff of GMCEJ which included patriotic songs, dance and speeches.
Independence day was celebrated in Government Higher Secondary School, Dansal with enthusiasm. National Flag was unfurled by Principal Vijay Kumar. Both boys and girls students in the form of squad saluted the National Flag. In the end, prizes were distributed among the participants. Halwa and other sweets were distributed among the participants.
Government Higher Scondary School, Domana celebrated 68th Independence Day in its premises in which tricolor flag was hoisted by Principal, Ajeet Shram in presence of students and staff. The students also presented the cultural items on the occasion. In the end sweet were distributed among the students and staff.
Government Higher Secondary School, Gharota celebrated the day with great pump and show. On the occasion the National Flag was unfurled by the school, Principal Anjali Gupta in the presence of Sarpanch Gharota, Narinder Singh Langeh. All the staff members and students of the school were present on the occasion.
68th Independence Day was celebrated at Higher Scecondary School, Nagrota with great pomp and show. Principal of the institution, Surinder Kumar Bhat hoisted the National Flag. On the occasion sweets and other refreshment items were distributed amongst the students.
On the eve of Independence Day, Principal Government Higher Secondary School, Rehal, Baljeet Singh unfurled the National Flag in the school premises and addressed the students, staff and public present on the occasion. The sweets were distributed among all.
A function on Independence Day was organized in the premises of Government Higher Secondary School, Mandal Phallian. The National Flag was hoisted by the school Principal Ghato Devi. A cultural programme was also organized.
Government Higher Secondary School, Ghou Manhasan celebrated the day wherein Jagdish Raj Sharma, Principal hoisted the Flag in presence of staff and student of the school. At the end of the function refreshment was served to the students.
Government Higher Secondary School, Jhajjar Kotli observed 68th Independence Day in their school premises wherein Geeta Bangotra, Principal unfurled the National Flag in the presence of staff, students and village Sarpanch Madan Mohan Dubey.
Government Higher Secondary School, Bakshi Nagar celebrated the day in the school under the headship of Rajni Kotwal, Principal who hoisted the National Flag and national Anthem was sung by the students and staff. Sweets were distributed among the students and staff.
Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Arnia celebrated Independence Day with great fevour and Gaiety in the school premises. Ashok Kumar Sharma, Principal unfurled the tricolor and National Anthem was sung by the students. Colourful activities were performed patriotic songs sung by the students. Sweets were also distributed among the students.
Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Rehari celebrate the day wherein Subash Chander, Principal hoisted the National Flag and addressed the staff and the students. Sweets were distributed among the students and staff after the function.
Government Higher Secondary School, Jhiri celebrated the 68th Independence Day with pump and show . The Flag hoisting was performed by Principal R D Bhagat who was chief guest on the occasion. The special guest was Ashok Mahajan, Sarpanch of Kalyanpur, Jhiri.
Government Higher Secondary School, Saruinsar, zone Gandhi Nagar celebrated the day at its school premises. The school Principal G L Attri hoisted the National Flag . Students and staff also spoke on the occasion. The Principal threw light on the importance of the day.
Government Higher Secondary School, Sarwal celebrated the day, the students along the members of the staff also observed the Red Letter Day in the school premises wherein the Principal Bishan Singh Jaral unfurled the Flag. Sweets were distributed in the end.
Government Sri Rinbir Higher Secondary School, Parade Ground celebrated the day in the premises of the historic institution with zeal. On this auspicious occasion, the tricolor was unfurled by the Principal J S Manhas who threw light on the importance of the Day and advised the students to be patriotic and an asset to our great Nation.
68th Independence Day was celebrated at Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Shakti Nagar. The National Flag was unfurled by the chief guest Indira Bhalla. Sweets were distributed among the students.
Government Higher Secondary School, Jullaka Mohal