Senior Correspondent.TOD.Gangarampur
A special programme celebrating students who excelled in competitions themed “My Dream India – Developed India 2047” (Mere Sapno Ka Bharat) was held at Baram Gokulpur Junior High School, encouraging young participants to reflect on their vision for India’s future.
The event’s highlight was the felicitation of Mashruba Khatun, a student of the school who secured third place in the Gangarampur North Circle-level competition. The school honoured her with a special award in recognition of her achievement.
Students who secured first, second and third positions in the school-level speech and drawing competitions on the same theme were also presented with prizes during the programme.Social worker Shubhendu Sarkar attended the event as the chief guest, along with the school’s acting head teacher Amarjit Singharoy and other teachers and staff members.
The prize distribution was followed by a cultural programme in which students presented their ideas about what a “Dream India” should look like. Through speeches, dance, poetry recitations and songs, the students expressed their aspirations for the country’s future, drawing appreciation from teachers and parents.
Addressing the gathering, Shubhendu Sarkar praised the school’s academic environment and the quality of teaching. Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of a developed India, he said he had witnessed its aspirations being reflected in the activities of the students at Baram Gokulpur Jr. High School.
He also praised the students for presenting their ideas about a developed India through various cultural activities, saying their forward-looking perspectives were particularly impressive given the school’s location in a relatively remote part of the district.
Shubhendu Sarkar congratulated the acting head Master, teachers and non-teaching staff for their efforts and expressed his hope that the school would continue to develop in all areas.
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