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Faridabad’s Night of Rhythmic Revelry: Apeejay School sets the stage
Twirls, tunes and togetherness, students participate in Dandiya Delight
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A dynamic and vivacious folk dance, dandiya, occupies a pivotal role in India’s rich cultural heritage. Its lively rhythms and coordinated movements not only signify the jubilance of festivities but also encapsulate the essence of unity and communal celebration. Within the realm of education, dandiya transcends its role as a mere dance form; it emerges as a conduit that links students to their cultural legacy.
Schools, as nurturing environments for comprehensive growth, acknowledge the profound influence of dandiya in cultivating a sense of belonging, instilling discipline, and nurturing an appreciation for tradition. Through this dance form, students partake in an animated arrangement of physical expression, while imbibing vital principles of teamwork, synchronisation, and cultural pride. This dance form becomes a cornerstone in shaping multifaceted individuals who not only excel academically but also hold their heritage dear, carrying forward the flame of tradition.
Apeejay School, Faridabad Sector-15’s Primary Wing, renowned for its commitment to fostering a vibrant and culturally rich environment, played host to an exuberant dandiya Delight recently that etched an indelible mark on the hearts of students, parents, and the local community. This pulsating celebration was a vivid tapestry of India’s cultural fabric, providing an opportunity for all to come together and partake in the joy of Navaratri.
The school’s courtyard underwent a magnificent transformation, turning into a resplendent dance floor bedecked with traditional adornments and vibrant illuminations. The riot of colours added a festive glow, setting the stage for an evening of dandiya that promised to linger in the collective memory.
Participants, bedecked in a kaleidoscope of traditional attire, descended in their finest chaniya cholis and kurta-pyjamas, painting a picture of cultural diversity and unity. It was an enchanting spectacle to witness both young and old, twirling and tapping their dandiya sticks in harmonious synchrony.
According to Mrs Jyoti, mother of class V student, Abhay Sirohi, “This was the second time I had attended a dandiya event in the school. I enjoyed a lot with fellow mothers, teachers and staff. They were all very welcoming; I felt quite at home. My son also had a great time with his friends.”
Sharing a similar sentiment, Mrs Anjali Malhotra, mother of class I student Divansh says, “My family loved to be part of the big show. The décor of the event was truly impressive and breath-taking. Needless to say that the teachers of the school are friendly and supportive too.”
The evening unfolded into a seamless blend of rhythmic movements and pulsating beats, each step resonating with the spirit of Navaratri. As the vibrant melodies filled the air, an air of camaraderie enveloped the gathering, forging new connections and strengthening old ones.
Speaking about the event, Ms Ritu Kanwar, Headmistress of the school says, “The celebration was linked to the Apeejay’s commitment of strengthening ties with parents. In doing so, we hosted the event to acquire, communicate and socialise with one another on the joyous festive days.”
The event was not only a celebration of dance and music but also a festivity of heritage, as parents and students reveled in India’s rich cultural legacy. The day’s resounding success was a testament to the school’s ability to bring communities together through shared traditions and experiences.
As the echoes of dandiya faded into the night, leaving behind a trail of memories, it was evident that Apeejay had once again succeeded in creating an evening that transcended mere festivities. It was an ode to the nation’s cultural tapestry, uniting hearts and minds in a celebration that will be cherished for years to come.
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