Assembly Grade 3C, 2024-2025

The Grade 3C class presented a delightful assembly on the theme “Festivals Across Different States of India – Rajasthan.” The event began with a warm welcome from the emcees, who introduced Rajasthan as the "Land of Kings," painting a vivid picture of a region steeped in history, grandeur, and cultural richness. The first segment featured a creative news report delivered by young reporters, highlighting the famous festivals of Rajasthan, including the Pushkar Camel Fair, Teej festival, and the Desert Festival.

The next segment sparked lively engagement as students shared fascinating facts about the state’s most celebrated festivals, keeping the audience captivated. The atmosphere became even more festive when the song “Padharo Mare Dess” was sung, with everyone invited to join in. This traditional Rajasthani folk song filled the room with warmth and brought the spirit of Rajasthan alive through its melody.

Fun and surprising facts about Rajasthan followed, generating intrigue and laughter throughout the audience. The excitement continued with a graceful Kalbeliya dance performance, where students, dressed in vibrant costumes, elegantly showcased one of Rajasthan's most iconic traditional dances. This segment not only highlighted their dancing skills but also provided a firsthand experience of Rajasthan's artistic heritage.

To wrap up the event, an interactive quiz tested the audience’s memory of the facts shared during the assembly, reinforcing what had been learned in a fun and engaging way. The quiz encouraged participation and ensured that the key takeaways were well remembered.

As the assembly concluded, the students reflected on the significance of Rajasthan’s festivals, noting how they promote unity, celebrate tradition, and foster cultural pride. Their newfound appreciation for the diversity of India’s festivals was evident, as they emphasized the importance of preserving these traditions for future generations. The event ended with a heartfelt thank you to the teaching and non-teaching staff for their unwavering support and encouragement.

With their enthusiastic participation and a true spirit of collaboration, the students made this assembly both educational and enjoyable. Through song, dance, and interactive activities, they brought the cultural heritage of Rajasthan to life in a way that was both entertaining and enriching.