A vibrant display of talent and creativity celebrated at Indradhanush Auditorium
NRI Public School, Dera Bassi, celebrated its Annual Function, “Goonj,” with great enthusiasm and energy. The event took place at the prestigious Indradhanush Auditorium, Panchkula, and was graced by the presence of Gagandeep Singh, former T-20 cricketer, alongside distinguished guests, parents, staff, and students , reported tribuneindia.com.
An inspiring evening filled with cultural performances and accolades
The programme commenced with the traditional lighting of the lamp, symbolizing wisdom and knowledge. Principal Suman Sharma warmly welcomed the audience with an inspiring speech, reflecting on the institution’s remarkable achievements over the past year.
The cultural extravaganza featured a wide array of performances, including a mesmerizing mix of traditional and contemporary dances, theatrical skits, and musical renditions. These performances captivated the audience, showcasing the students’ creativity and hard work.
A highlight of the evening was the felicitation ceremony, where outstanding students were recognized for their achievements in academics, sports, and co-curricular activities. The chief guest, Gagandeep Singh, delivered a motivational speech, applauding the efforts of the school in nurturing young minds and emphasizing the importance of holistic education.
‘Goonj’ underscores the institution’s commitment to excellence and innovation
The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, leaving attendees with memories of a vibrant and inspiring evening. “Goonj” not only celebrated the talent of NRI Public School’s students but also reinforced the institution’s dedication to fostering creativity, teamwork, and excellence.
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