Mangalore: 5,000 students to depict India's unity on Republic Day


Mangalore: 5,000 students to depict India's unity on Republic Day

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VM)

Mangalore, Jan 23: As many as 5,000 children from 23 schools across the district will perform on the theme ‘National Integration’ during the 64th Republic Day celebration to be held at Nehru Maidan here on Saturday January 26.

It is for first time in the city that such a large number of children are participating in Republic Day celebrations.

Speaking to Daijiworld, Y Shivaramaiah, Mangalore North block education officer said that out of 5,000 participating children, around 2,500 from 13 schools will render their voice for 10 patriotic songs namely ‘Saare Jahnse Accha’, ‘Pillalara Papallara’, ‘Onde Onde Navu’, ‘Yedegalu Nooraru’, ‘Hum Honge Kamiyaab’ and others from Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Sanskrit languages.

In addition, another 2,500 students divided in groups of 250 to 300 will dance to the patriotic songs.

Practice and preparations for the big day has been going on in full swing in the respective schools for the last one and a half months, and the rehearsal was held at Nehru Maidain on January 21 and 22.

Commenting on the concept, the BEO said a similar kind of programme was organized in Mysore six years ago by NCERT. "Some of the ideas were taken from Balakrishna who helped in organizing the event in Mysore. He was in the city to help us in organizing this programme," the BEO said.

The deputy commissioner, RTO, city corporation, Rohini, information officer, Moses Jayashekar, deputy director of public instructions and others have given full support by making the necessary arrangements, he added.

  

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  • tulu mitre, DUbai/mulki

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    there no proper seating arrangements for students...sitting on dry mud...is it childrens welfare association is sleeping...is it we needed this kind of celebration...

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  • vincy, Bangkok

    Wed, Jan 23 2013

    Kind Attention to Mangalore Education Officer, please see that the children are provided proper food, water and bathroom facilities. The hot sun can make them sick and you have no right and authority to force them to be on the ground for long hours. The weather conditions of Mangalore are not healthy for the children to stand, sing or dance under the scorching heat.All you people who read this news should understand or get experienced yourself standing at Nehru Maidan and listen to useless speeches of so called people’s representatives.All children can celebrate the R-Day by being inside the school or other institutions.

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  • H Kunder, Mumbai / Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 23 2013

    Happy 64th Year of Corruption.

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  • Shalom Fernandes, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 23 2013

    Happy 64th Republic Day..

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  • H Kunder, Mumbai / Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 23 2013

    When the Indian government is not at all worried about the public then why should we celebrate Republic Day.

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