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Cultural Programme in Omkarananda Preparatory School, Dehradun Road, Rishikesh, on 13th February 2012

On 13th Feb 2012, Omkarananda Preparatory School celebrated a cultural event, called "the Best of the Year"  in a joyous and colorful way. The guests were received with a traditional Tilak and garland.


Kumari Somashekhari, General Secretary, Omkarananda Ashram Himalayas, is being received
by the small kids with the traditional applying of Tilak and offering of Mala.

The start of the celebration was marked with lighting the lamps by Swami Vishveshwaranandaji in front of Paramahamsa Omkarananda Saraswatiji's picture.


Swami Vishveshwarananda, President, Omkarananda Ashram Himalayas,
marks the opening of the function with lighting of the lamp.

K.G. students Tamanna Tayal and Tushar Eachpilani welcomed the guests. In their short and sweet welcome address both stole the hearts of the audience.

The cultural program began with a skit presented by the playgroup students. The skit showed that even a powerful opponent can be defeated if we use our wits. The little ones with their performance proved that they are the best.

It was followed by another performance of Aerobics. The spectacular Aerobic drill by the playgroup students left the audience spellbound.

Thereafter, new announcers, students Hemant Rawat and Sanskriti Agrawal, took the charge to carry forward the function.

The audience could watch a scene in African forests demonstrated by Nursery students. A tribal dance was presented which showed the festivity of joy. The tiny students mesmerized the audience with their actions.

KG students showed their expertise in the field of Yoga by performing some advanced Yoga Asanas. The audience joyously applauded the skill of the young students.

The two youngsters showing their skills
in welcoming the audience in perfect English.
Two Sadhus are praying to Lord Ganesha.
King and queen with ministers and guards.
 

Thereafter a skit was presented by KG students which clearly conveyed the message that one is known from the company one keeps. It makes us good or bad.

Students Juhi Thapliyal and Aditya Rawat took the responsibility to compare further, showing their oratory skills.

Thereafter a colorful Punjabi folk dance enthralled the viewers who could not resist from tapping their feet and clapping their hands along with the young dancers.

Another dance item "All is Well" was presented by Nursery students depicting the positive approach towards tough life. This vibrant dance and the synchronized movements of the dancers left everybody dumbstruck.

 Youngsters in typical Punjabi dress after a successful dance performance.
 Students demonstrating a world of unity.

The venue became very colorful with a creative display of handmade craft items made out of waste material, when class KG presented the last, but not the least musical drill "Heal the World". A turtle, butterflies, birds, a peacock and flags of various countries symbolized the entire world.

Blessing the students, Revered Swami Vishveshwaranandaji, President Omkarananda Ashram, said, that the world will be definitely healed, if such dedicated teachers take responsibility to accomplish their mission and such extraordinary students are ready to be molded in proper shape.

Usha Devi and Meenakshi Gupta interacting with a devotee,
who assisted them in the function.
Swami Vishveshwarananda highlights the importance of
practical education in the young age of children.

Vote of thanks was given by Misha Chauhan, a KG student, who thanked everybody for their presence sparing their valuable time. She thanked the teachers for training all students so nicely.

Mrs. Meenakshi Gupta, Teacher-in-Charge, also thanked the students and the staff for their enthusiasm, talent and hard work.

The function was over with sweet remembrance of everybody's share in its success.

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