- Through such occasions youngsters not solely find out about our tradition and civilization,
- Rather ethical values develop: Anjali
Umesh Chandra Tripathi
Nautanwan/Maharajganj. Diwali festival was celebrated with great enthusiasm and cultural environment in Bachpan School, Nautanwan. All the kids together with all the college household participated enthusiastically in this occasion. On this auspicious event of Diwali, the significance of the festival was defined to young children they usually have been impressed to rejoice a clear, secure and vivid Diwali. The program began with the worship of Goddess Saraswati, Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha. With their little fingers, youngsters cleaned their lecture rooms and discovered the artwork of storing their issues. Along with this, with the assistance of their lecturers, they made craft works associated to Diwali, which developed a way of creativity and self-reliance in them.
The mythological significance of Diwali was instructed to the kids by way of a narrative, in order that they might perceive their cultural values. Also, explaining the significance of eco-pleasant Diwali, they got the message to keep away from firecrackers and rejoice air pollution free Diwali. Children tried to unfold consciousness towards air pollution by writing slogans. Through varied messages, youngsters impressed everybody to rejoice secure and atmosphere-pleasant Diwali.
Later everybody distributed sweets and wished one another a contented Diwali. On this event, youngsters have been additionally instructed about ethical values like respecting elders, loving youthful ones, serving to one another, sharing issues, and social cooperation. School Director Anjali wished Diwali to the kids, lecturers and fogeys and mentioned, “Through such events, children not only understand our culture and civilization, but they also develop their moral values. Such programs teach them important things about teamwork, cooperation and becoming a good human being.”
Children included in this occasion have been Tejaswini, Shreya, Suryansh, Ishvika, Gurleen, Advika, Riyan, Samarth, Priyansh, Chitra, Ishika, Saanvi, Ashutosh, Aishni, Ayush, Trisha, Prisha, Prashant, Vedika, Vishrut and so on. Among the lecturers, Monica, Vaishnavi, Tejashwi, Manita, Priyanka, Isha, Anjali, Preeti, Anshika, Ishita, Shraddha and Rinkle performed an lively function. The program concluded with a message to all to rejoice “Eco-Friendly, Safe, Sweet and Childlike Diwali”.