Ambedkar Jayanti Celebration at MyPs
Friday, 14th April 2023
“Knowledge is the foundation of a man’s life’ – B.R. Ambedkar
Dr. Ambedkar was a man of many virtues. He was a jurist, economist, politician, and a social reformist. Popularly known as Babasaheb, he was a man of social substance who became India’s first ever Independent Law Minister and principal architect of the Indian Constitution. He was the one who sparked The Dalit Buddhist movement in 1956. Dr. Ambedkar was against social discrimination, for which he even supported Dalits while supporting equality for women and labourers.
To pay tribute to his contributions made for our country, My Public School celebrated Ambedkar Jayanti on 13th April, 2023 in the school premises. A special assembly was conducted to commemorate his teachings, works and significance of the day by Grade X students of the school. The assembly started with a prayer to seek blessings from the Almighty. After which a cultural presentation was done by the students of Primary wing to showcase how Dr. B.R Ambedkar’s teachings can help us in our daily lives through their speeches and slogans. Students of Kindergarten were dressed up little Ambedkar inspiring us to follow his footstep. Moving further Preamble was also read by Ariba Parveen of Class X B to make students aware of the core values of the Constitution.
Post Ambedkar Jayanti’s celebrations, Baisakhi was also celebrated with equal fervour and emotion. Children prepared a presentation on Baisakhi signifying importance of celebrating this festival in our country.
Principal Ms. Sangeeta Rekhi ma’am enlightened the young audience highlighting the importance of day. She motivated the students to follow Dr Ambedkar’s footsteps and inculcate his values in their lives to achieve their aim and uplift society. As Baisakhi, marks the beginning of the harvesting period, happens to fall on same day she stressed explaining about festival, its cultural, regional and historical significance that helps us to stay connected to our heritage. In the end the assembly concluded with the National Anthem, where all the students and teachers sang with honour and pride
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