Ideal Indian School celebrated Gandhi Jayanti to commemorate the 152nd birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the father of independent India, as the International Day for Peace and Non-Violence. Students of various sections participated in the programme depicting and highlighting the ideals Mahatma Gandhi stood for. Through patriotic songs and speeches, the students redeemed their pledge to keep the spirit of Gandhi alive.
In the junior section students displayed their artistic skills by colouring a picture which depicted the message of non-violence.
Teachers spoke about Gandhi and his values of non-violence and how he fought for India’s freedom.
Speaking on the occasion principal Syed Shoukath Ali urged the students to abide by the principles and teachings of Gandhi. He also stressed on the values of peace, truth, non-violence and co-operation, which are still relevant today, even after many decades of Independence.
Teachers spoke about Gandhi and his values of non-violence and how he fought for India’s freedom.
Speaking on the occasion principal Syed Shoukath Ali urged the students to abide by the principles and teachings of Gandhi. He also stressed on the values of peace, truth, non-violence and co-operation, which are still relevant today, even after many decades of Independence.
