GANDHI JYANTI

Gandhi Jyanti is celebrated every year on 2^nd October to commemorate the birth anniversary of Gandhiji – the father of nation. This year T.C.V. Chauntra celebrated 150th birth anniversary of him by organizing a function in the morning and community service (Swatch Bharat or Clean India ) thereafter.  

The function was attended by the staff and the students above class 6 at the school auditorium. It began with the singing of the Indian and the Tibetan national anthem followed by the lighting of a butter lamp in front of the portrait of Gandh ji by the school Principal. Miss Dekyi Wangmo La, a  Social Science teacher address the audience by giving a talk about the life history of Gandhiji, the sacrifices he made for his country and about his non violent ideology.

Cleanliness and community service were treasured by Gandhiji. “Cleanliness is next to Godliness” is Gandhiji’s mantra and to pay tribute to him, a cleanliness drive was initiated by the school Social Science department. Classes from 5 to 10 and the staff of the school joined the cleanliness drive to clean inside and the outside of the school. The team of students and staff could transform the dirty locality into a pleasurable one.

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Gandhi Jayanti

Gandhi Jayanti is a national festival celebrated in India to mark the occasion of the birth anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who is famously known as the ‘Father of Nation’. It is always celebrated on 2nd October every year all over India. The United Nations General Assembly announced on 15 June 2007 that this day 2nd October to be celebrated as the ‘International Day of Non-Violence’.

In our school too every year we celebrate this ocassion with utmost dedication and sincerity. This year the Chief Guest for the function was Mr. Pyar Chand, the Pradhan of Lower Chauntra. This is basically to build close and better relationship with out Indian brothers and sisters. We presented before him the Hindi Poetry recitation from class 6 to 8, followed by the Hindi patriotic songs by class 9 students. Children and the teachers in charge did wonderful jobs and they made our day.

In the after we did the social work and contributed little in the ‘SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN’ promoted by the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi. The class 8 students went to clean the market and the remaining classes did the campus cleaning in and around our school campus which included our Indian neighbors surrounding too. It was indeed an eventful and meaningful day for every one of us.

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Gandhi Jyanti

 On 2ndoct, 2016 we celebrated the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi as “Thank you India Day”. This programmed was organized by Hindi Madam Mrs.Rekha Devi. We invited Shri Pyar Chand Pradhan of Lower Chauntra as our chief guest of this grate occasion.

All the staff and student assemble at loder hall at 8:45 am. We had lamp lighting by Chief Guest. Class 6-8 recited Hindi Poem and class-9 students sang Patriotic Hindi song. After that Programme we had cleanliness campaign by community services. All the staff and students together cooperate in that programme. Overall, the programme was very successful one.

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Celebrating Gandhi Jayanty

It’s a great opportunity for many to pay homage and due respect to one of the most distinguished and empathetic human ever known on this world family, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Taking this precious opportunity, throughout India 2nd October is commemorated as the birth anniversary of Gandhiji, and is popularly celebrated in the name of Gandhi Jayanti.

Recently a year back, the prime minister of India, honorable Narendra Modi gave a new look and a sensible way of celebrating and honoring the man of vision and humanity by working on some of his key messages, most importantly as he believed cleanliness as next to godliness. Here in our school, we had series of programs throughout the day organized by our social science teachers in co operation with others and marked the day not only by wishing but also took the chance of thanking India.We had our morning function at 8:45 a.m where the chairperson, English and social science committee Mr. Choetop Tashi was the announcer and right after the national anthem of both the countries, he called upon the chief guest of the day,

Later we had the introductory speech by Mrs. Karma Yangkey, social science teacher. She introduced the reason behind marking the day and shown a great effort in bringing back some of the memories of him along with his noble messages.Soon after that we had the privilege to move into a completely new milieu that is filled with appreciation, honor and loyalty as one after other we had poetry recitation and patriotic songs to tribute the man and the nation.

To conclude the morning function, lastly we had the speech by the chief guest.

One such program we had that day was cleaning the school campus as an act of making India clean and most importantly the act of gesture to thank our Indian brothers for their genuine support and sincere hospitality. Many of our senior students along with their subject teachers under the direction of the school management went up to clean the market areas and made a little difference in keeping India clean and to pay hearty thanks to the local for their continuous support.

Every single thing that we did had brought at least joy and pleasure in the hearts of every single student and staff that were part of the program and had sawn some seeds that bore promises, and they surely will blossom in the years to come.

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Gandhi Jyanti

Gandhi Jyanti is observed on 2nd October every year as the ‘Non Violence Day’ throughout the world to commemorate the birth anniversary and acknowledge the achievements of one of the greatest persons ever known on this earth, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi popularly known as Babu the father of the nation.

In our school students and staff gathered in the school hall and had a short morning function and it started with the Tibetan and Indian National Anthem. Mr.Tenzin Dhondup was called upon and read the speech given by the Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi with the message of importance of clean India as cleanliness is very close to Gandhi’s heart.

Next, Mrs.karma Yangkey, Our social science teacher dug deeper into the theme of this year’s

(think globally act locally)

Gandhi Jyanti, ‘SWACHH BHARAT SWACHH VIDHALAYA CAMPAIGN’ and later announced the work distribution of the day. Followed by, we had Hindi patriotic song by class-IX students and poetry recitation by class VI-VIII and first position was bagged by class VI B and right after that students and staff members engaged themselves cleaning the school campus as well as some targeted areas.

The day was completely dedicated and celebrated sincerely as what was expected in the message endorsed by the prime minister of India that is ‘Swachh Bharat’.

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