Rishikesh: Aman Public School, Dhalwala, celebrated its 15th Annual Day with great enthusiasm and cultural grandeur at Chandra Palace in Rishikesh. The event showcased the vibrant heritage and folk traditions of Uttarakhand, featuring captivating performances by students that earned widespread applause from guests, parents, and teachers.

inauguration and Dignitaries Present
The celebrations commenced with the traditional lighting of the lamp by the chief guests. The ceremony was graced by prominent dignitaries, including: Girish Dobhal, Minister of State , Veer Shambhu Paswan , Neelam Bijalwan, Municipal Council President Roshan Raturi,Rajendra Prasad Pandey

Celebrating the Heritage of Devbhoomi

Dressed in traditional folk attire, students presented an array of Garhwali and Kumaoni folk songs and dance recitals that brought the ethos of Devbhoomi Uttarakhand to life on stage. The performances drew praise from the audience for their rhythm, coordination, and cultural authenticity. Speaking at the gathering, the guests highlighted the vital role such institutional platforms play in connecting younger generations to their roots, promoting local artistic traditions, and preserving Uttarakhand's heritage.

Focus on Values and Holistic Education

Addressing the gathering, School Director Ummed Singh Panwar encouraged the students and underlined the crucial role of discipline and character-building in student life. School Principal N.S. Pundir, alongside the teaching staff, extended warm congratulations to the students for their dedicated preparations and stage presentations. Director Sangeeta Chauhan noted that Aman Public School emphasizes value-based education, cultural awareness and disciplined development alongside academic excellence. Educationist Suresh Chauhan further commended the institution's commitment to community education and social development rather than commercialization.