Model Exhibition in
Omkarananda Preparatory School,
Dehradun Road, Rishikesh, on
28th March 2011
Report by Smt. Minakshi Gupta
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Kids representing Garhwal Himalayas. |
India is a land of Festivals. Each culture and
region of India celebrates its own Festivals with great zeal and
enthusiasm. Recently Omkarananda Preparatory School celebrated
some of these Festivals in the form of a Model Exhibition. Some of
the most important Festivals were selected for this activity.
These included the Durga Puja from Bengal, Raj Joat Yatra from
Garhwal, Chhath Puja from Bihar, Guruparb from Punjab, Ganesh
Chaturthi from Maharashtra and other Festivals. All these
Festivals were represented through various models. The small
school students of Nursery and KG constructed their models
themselves, using waste material, thermocole, plaster of Paris,
wooden powder, sand, stones, clothes and sticks, etc. They
themselves were beautifully attired in the cultural and regional
costumes demonstrating the customs and the objects, presented in
their models.
Happy faces of the parents and the gleaming
eyes of the visitors undoubtedly rewarded the kids for their
skilled work in the form of great appreciation.
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School children representing Punjab and the holy Guru
Granth Sahib. |
Omkarananda Preparatory
School Kids representing traditional dresses of Bihar and
the famous Chhath Puja in their model. |
Right: Cute Omkarananda School Kids in
Rajasthani dresses. |
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Omkarananda Preparatory
School Kids in traditional Maharashtra dresses. |
A Model of the Ganesha
Festival in Maharashtra. |
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Shri Swami
Vishveshwarananda, Shri G. Sukumar and Meenakshi Madam
admire the works of the small students of the
Omkarananda Preparatory School |
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