Muzaffarnagar School Hosts Diwali Fair Showcasing Students’ Creativity

Diwali Fair and Heritage Exhibition organised at Holy Child Public Inter College

A grand Diwali Fair and Heritage Exhibition- 2026 was organised at Holy Child Public Inter College, Jarauda, Muzaffarnagar, today to mark the Diwali festival. The event was held with enthusiasm, celebration and cultural dignity. It offered a clear glimpse of the students’ creativity, artistic talent, entrepreneurial spirit and connection with Indian culture and traditional heritage.

The programme was jointly inaugurated by Dr Prerna Mittal, principal of Shri Ram College; social worker Mamta Agarwal; Pandit Sanjeev Shankar; Neeru Sharma; Harshit Baliyan; Mrs Rohtaskali; Renu Chaudhary; Mrs Mamta Chaudhary; manager Rita Dahiya; and the school’s principal, Pravendra Dahiya. The inauguration was carried out by lighting a lamp dedicated to Maa Saraswati.

Students showcase creativity through Diwali stalls

The fair featured stalls displaying attractive decorative items, beautiful lamps, colourful gate bandanwars, engaging paintings, artistic posters and various handmade products prepared by the students.

Through these items, the students presented their imagination, hard work, artistic abilities, practical skills and spirit of self-reliance. Every stall reflected the talent and innovation of the students. The fair gave them an opportunity to present the products they had designed and prepared themselves.

The stalls also brought together the festive spirit of Diwali and the students’ creative efforts. Their handmade objects and decorative work formed an important part of the event and drew attention from those attending the programme.

Heritage exhibition displays objects from the past

The most special and attractive part of the event was the Heritage Exhibition. Students displayed historical and memorable objects that had been preserved for years by their grandparents and other elderly members of their families. These objects were approximately 40 to 100 years old.

The exhibition included old transistors, radios, cameras, coal and heavy irons, torches, old purses, rare coins, lanterns and several traditional objects that were once used in daily life.

The collection provided an opportunity to look closely at the lives and lifestyles of earlier generations. The old objects appeared to take visitors back in time and offered a connection with the way people lived in the past.

Students and parents showed particular interest in the exhibition. The objects linked to the memories of elderly family members helped connect the new generation with its past, family history and cultural heritage.

Guests praise the purpose of the event

All the guests praised the Diwali Fair and Heritage Exhibition. They said that programmes of this kind do not restrict students to textbook knowledge. Instead, such events give them an opportunity to understand their culture, traditions, family values and historical heritage.

The guests especially appreciated the students’ creative efforts, hard work and confidence. The exhibition allowed the students to learn through objects connected with their own families while also presenting their creativity before parents and visitors.

School manager Rita Dahiya and principal Pravendra Dahiya thanked all the guests, parents and students. They said that the school’s objective is to connect students not only with quality education, but also with Indian culture, values, creativity, practical knowledge and social responsibilities.

They said that the Diwali Fair and Heritage Exhibition was a meaningful initiative towards this objective. The programme conveyed that Diwali is not only a festival of lighting lamps. It is also a celebration of carrying the light of culture, traditions, relationships and heritage forward to coming generations.