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Every August 15th, India doesn’t just celebrate a date—it celebrates a heartbeat. A rhythm of resilience, unity, and the unyielding spirit of a people who dared to dream of freedom.

This year, our school campus transformed into a canvas of patriotism. The tricolour fluttered proudly against the morning sky, while students, dressed in hues of saffron, white, and green, brought the spirit of the nation alive. The day began with the ceremonial flag hoisting, followed by the national anthem that echoed through the atomosphere like a promise renewed.

Speeches by students reminded us that freedom isn’t just a legacy—it’s a responsibility. Cultural performances, including dances, role play, and songs, painted stories of sacrifice and hope, reminding us of heroes whose names may not be in textbooks but whose courage shaped our destiny.

But beyond the celebrations, Independence Day is a mirror. It asks us: What does freedom mean today? Is it just the absence of colonial rule, or is it the presence of equality, justice, and opportunity for all?

As we folded our flags and packed away decorations, one thing remained clear—freedom is not a one-day affair. It’s a journey we walk every day, together.

Next students were taken on a guided tour of school facilities, including classrooms, libraries , laboratories and lawns.

The New Student Orientation was a success, setting a positive tone for new students academic journey.

Mrs P Ramadevi