The event concluded with the winners performing on stage, celebrating their achievements, and reinforcing the event’s theme of harmony with nature
The Sanskrit Wing of the Indian Social Club (ISC) Oman recently hosted its flagship event, Indradhanush 2024, a vibrant celebration of talent, creativity, and fun. Held on August 23rd and 24th, 2024, at ISC TT Hall and MP Hall in Darsait, Muscat, the event brought together over 300 children to participate in a variety of competitions designed to ignite imagination, foster camaraderie, and reveal the hidden potential of young participants.
This year, Indradhanush was themed “Harmony with Nature”, aligning with Indian philosophy’s comprehensive approach to living in harmony with the natural world. The theme emphasized principles of interconnectedness, responsibility, and respect for all living beings, advocating for a lifestyle that promotes ecological balance and sustainable development.
“Indradhanush is not just a competition; it is a platform for our young ones to express their creativity and connect with nature,” said Pankaj Joshi, Honorary Convener of ISC-Sanskrit Wing.
“Through activities like drawing, speech, and mono-acting, we encourage children to explore their talents while embracing the values of sustainability,” he said.
The Indian Social Club Oman – Sanskrit Wing looks forward to continuing this tradition of excellence and fostering creativity and environmental consciousness among the youth
The two-day event featured a colorful array of activities including coloring, drawing, collage making, mono-acting, speech, personality presentation on stage, and chess. The event included 15 competitions across 7 categories, meticulously coordinated by a team of fifty volunteers and evaluated by 15 expert judges. The event culminated in a grand finale on the evening of August 24th at ISC MP Hall, Darsait, Muscat, attended by an audience of 250 people who came to witness the celebration and applaud the winners.
“The success of Indradhanush 2024 is a testament to the dedication of our volunteers and the enthusiasm of our young participants,” remarked Sandeep Pingali, Honorary Co-Convener of ISC-Sanskrit Wing. “It’s inspiring to see so many children engaging with themes of harmony and sustainability while showcasing their talents.”
The grand finale was graced by esteemed guests, including Harshendu Bhai Shah, a member of the Board of Directors of Indian School Muscat, who served as the Chief Guest, and Hiriyanna Narayanaswamy, Chief Financial Officer of AL MAHA Petroleum Products Marketing Company SAOG, as the Guest of Honour. Other distinguished attendees included members of the Indian School Board of Directors, such as Ambalavanan, Krishnendhu, Panindra Nath Gupta Bachu, Shashidhar Shetty, and Gajesh Dhariwal.
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