Students Present a Spectacular Dance Drama; Meritorious Performers and Achievers Honoured
Jodhpur, Rajmata Krishna Kumari Girls’ Public School, Jodhpur, celebrated its 34th Foundation Day on Saturday with great enthusiasm and festive spirit. The event was attended by filmmaker Preeti Rathi Gupta as the Chief Guest, while Maharaja Gaj Singh presided over the ceremony. Maharani Hemlata Rajye were present as the guest of honour.
Principal Neera Singh said that this year’s celebration was based on Walt Disney’s famous story The Twelve Dancing Princesses. Students presented an impressive dance drama inspired by the fairy tale, captivating the audience with their performances. The theme celebrated the imaginative world of children and the magic of fairy tales, making the occasion special and memorable.
Through dance, acting, expressions and coordinated group performances, the students brought the story to life. Colourful costumes, attractive stage decoration and synchronised choreography added to the splendour of the programme. Their confidence, discipline and artistic expression showcased their diverse talents.
Emphasis on Rajmata’s Vision for Girls’ Education
Addressing the gathering, Maharaja Gaj Singh said the school was carrying forward Rajmata Krishna Kumari’s vision of promoting girls’ education in an effective manner. He described the establishment of the school as the fulfilment of Rajmata’s dream and vision, and congratulated Principal Neera Singh and the entire teaching staff for their efforts.
Chief guest Preeti Rathi Gupta also addressed the gathering.
The programme began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp before the image of Goddess Saraswati by the chief guest and the presiding dignitary. Earlier, Principal Neera Singh presented an overview of the school’s progress.
Students Honoured with Awards and Special Recognition
The Sunniest Disposition awards were presented to Garvita Chaudhary, Bhakti Dwivedi and Kenisha Parihar. Divisha Ratnani, Harshita Bhati and Reeva Jain were recognised as the most accommodating students, while Navi Bora, Yahvi Mehta and Harshi Maheshwari received awards for outstanding performance.
The Most Active Participant awards went to Vedashree Mittal, Mishika, Naveen Arora and Dhwani Mehta. Anveeksha Bhati received the Best Boarder award, while Miley Budania was named Best All-Rounder.
Vedashree Mittal was also honoured for winning two gold medals at the All India IPSC Skating Tournament. Maira Balani received recognition for winning a gold medal in the Scholar’s Bowl at the World Scholar’s Cup, organised by Maxfort School, New Delhi.
Colourful Cultural Performances
The cultural programme featured a series of dance performances by students from different classes.
Class 5 students presented a Bharatanatyam performance to Michael Jackson’s song Black or White. Students of Class 3A performed to the song Sign, while Class 3C presented a dance to Love to Love. Class 3D students entertained the audience with a performance on Dancing Queen. Students from Classes 4A and 4C presented a song and dance performance to Last Dance, while those from Classes 4B and 4D performed to Little Lady.
Maharani Hemlata Rajye, Brigadier Shakti Singh, Sharad Bhandari, Vinod Bhatia, Rajendra Gehlot, Sudhi Rajeev, parents and other guests attended the celebration.
