Holy Child School Students Showcase Dandiya Dance at Navratri Fiesta

A grand ‘Dandiya Fiesta’ was organised today at Holy Child Public Inter College in Jarauda, Muzaffarnagar, on the occasion of Sharadiya Navratri. The programme featured impressive performances of traditional dandiya dance by the girl students, bringing alive the spirit of Indian culture, folk traditions and festive celebrations.

The event was inaugurated by chief guest Mrs Suchitra Saini, Principal of Government Inter College, Jarauda, along with the school’s manager, Mrs Rita Dahiya, Principal Mr Pravendra Dahiya and Mrs Jolly Sharma. They lit a lamp before Maa Durga to mark the beginning of the programme.

During the inauguration, the religious and cultural significance of Navratri was highlighted. The participants were also given a message to remain connected with Indian traditions and cultural values.

The girl students presented dandiya dances on popular songs including ‘Chogada Tara’, ‘Chhama Chhama Nache Aaj Dhol Baje’ and ‘Nagada Sang Dhol Baje’. Their performances were marked by colourful costumes, attractive dance movements, coordination and enthusiasm.

The energy and confidence of the students, along with the strength of their group performances, won appreciation from the guests and the audience present at the programme. The presentations added to the festive atmosphere on the school campus and made the Dandiya Fiesta a memorable event.

The school’s choreographers, Mr Vishal Gautam and Mr Aniket, made a special contribution to the success of the cultural programme. They taught the girl students the finer details of dandiya dance and prepared them for their performances through regular practice and guidance.

Under their direction, the students presented their performances with confidence and enthusiasm. Their preparation and coordinated efforts were reflected in the dance presentations made during the event.

Chief guest Mrs Suchitra Saini praised the performances by the girl students. She said that cultural programmes of this kind help bring out students’ talent. She also said that such events help develop confidence, discipline, cooperation and a feeling of respect for Indian culture among students.

School manager Mrs Rita Dahiya and Principal Mr Pravendra Dahiya said that the school gives special importance not only to education but also to cultural and creative activities. According to them, such programmes play an important role in the all-round development of students and help connect them with their cultural heritage.

The programme remained filled with joy, enthusiasm and cultural colours. The Dandiya Fiesta reflected the festive spirit of Sharadiya Navratri and created an atmosphere of celebration and happiness across the school campus.