St Mary’s English Medium School celebrates ‘Samskrithi Habba’ with cultural grandeur


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Udupi, Nov 3: St Mary’s English Medium School (SMES), Kannarpady, celebrated ‘Samskrithi Habba’, a literary and cultural fest, on November 2, commemorating Karnataka Rajyotsava with great enthusiasm and cultural pride.

The programme commenced with a soulful Kannada prayer, setting a devotional and festive tone for the celebration. Kannada teacher Geetha welcomed the gathering and highlighted the significance of the Kannada language, its rich literary and artistic heritage, and timeless cultural values.

Adding musical charm to the occasion, a team of talented musicians enthralled the audience with evergreen Kannada melodies performed on the saxophone, flute and tabla. The school’s Kannada choir further enriched the celebration with a melodious presentation of Kannada Bhavageethe.

Chief guest and principal Fr Vijay Joyson D’Souza congratulated the students and staff for their enthusiasm and dedication towards preserving Kannada culture. In his address, he urged students to take pride in their mother tongue and actively contribute towards safeguarding Karnataka’s rich cultural legacy.

Vice-principal Rita Quadros graced the occasion. The programme was compered by Tanvi and Sachi of Grade 9, while students from Grades 3 to 9 witnessed the celebration. Kannada teacher Bhavya proposed the vote of thanks.

The celebration concluded on a patriotic and cultural note, echoing the spirit of the Kannada slogan, “Sirigannadam Gelge, Sirigannadam Balge” (May Kannada flourish and prosper).

  

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