More than 4,200 students and staff members of Model School came together at its Sector 4 campus on Wednesday to sing India’s national song, ‘Vande Mataram’, as part of a ceremony marking 150 years of the patriotic composition.
Organised by the Model Education Society, the event brought together students and staff from all branches of Model School. The collective rendition of ‘Vande Mataram’ was the highlight of the programme, which aimed to honour the country’s traditions and encourage a sense of national pride among students.
Focus on patriotism and collective responsibility
Rohtak deputy commissioner and Model Education Society chairman Satbir Singh said the initiative would help strengthen national consciousness, patriotism and a sense of collective responsibility among students.
Society secretary Rajesh Kumar Sehgal said the programme brought the school fraternity together to celebrate the country’s traditions and remember the legacy of the freedom struggle.
District education officer Manjeet Malik attended the ceremony, along with office-bearers of the Model Education Society, members of its managing committee and principals of the school.
Principal highlights the spirit of the event
Model School principal Dr Aruna Taneja thanked the guests and participants for their presence and contribution to the programme. She said the event reinforced feelings of love and devotion towards the nation.
The mass singing ceremony brought together students and staff from across the school’s branches, marking the 150th anniversary of ‘Vande Mataram’ through a collective expression of patriotism and respect for India’s national heritage.