Dec 22:- Gyaananda School, Sector 109, Dwarka Expressway commemorated their Annual Day- ‘SRIJAN 2025: Evoking your Ikigai’ with grandeur and elegance, held at Yashobhoomi International Convention Centre graced by the esteemed presence of Chief Guest, Mr. Vijendra Gupta, Honorable 7th Speaker of the Delhi Legislative Assembly. Ms. Manjari Chaturvedi, an eminent artist whose work bridges tradition and contemporary narrative graced the occasion as the Guest of Honor. Shri. Ashok Gupta, Chairman, Gyaananda School and Shri Nakul Gupta, CEO, Gyaananda School magnified the day with their valuable presence. The occasion was a magnificent reflection of the institution’s pursuit of excellence, culture, and values, leaving an indelible impression on all present.
The programme commenced with a heartfelt welcome of dignitaries, extending warm greetings to the honored guests and audience. This was followed by a soul-stirring performance by the school choir. The harmonious voices of the students resonated through the auditorium, filling it with melody, grace and unity earning enthusiastic applause from the audience.
The atmosphere then took on a spiritual aura with the presentation of the auspicious renaissance Ganesh Vadana, performed with devotion and poise, the dance invoked the blessings of Lord Ganesha, symbolizing wisdom, prosperity, and the removal of obstacles, marking an auspicious and inspiring beginning to the festivities. The Annual School Report 2024-25 left an indomitable mark on the audience as the School’s Director Principal, Dr. Deepika Rathi walked everyone through a transparent, compelling, informative and insightful presentation of the preceding year. The programme continued with inspiring addresses by the Chairman and the Guest of Honor, who lauded the students’ efforts and the faculty’s guidance, while motivating the young minds to uphold integrity, discipline and social responsibility. The scholars and proficient achievers were recognized in the much- awaited award ceremony, a moment of pride and recognition for the entire Gyaananda Family. Students who excelled in academics, sports and co-curricular pursuits were honored with awards and certificates. Their dedication, perseverance and exemplary achievements were celebrated, inspiring the entire gathering.
The celebration reached its crescendo with a compelling play by the Theatre Society on pollution, titled “Be the Change.” The play unfolded like a powerful story on stage. Through striking visuals, emotive performances, and a blend of Gujarati, Rajasthani and Punjabi dances, it delivered a stirring message about pollution and inspired the audience to act. The event culminated with a Grand Finale roaring the voices of young leaders louder than ever, marking yet another spectacular success by Gyaananda School.