The Alumnus’ Reverent Presence
Lt. Gen. Bhavnish Kumar, VSM, GOC Delhi, an illustrious alumnus of Salwan Public School, Rajendra Nagar (Batch of 1984), graces the nation with his exemplary leadership as he commands the 76th Republic Day Parade along the iconic Kartavya Path. Adding a golden chapter to this historic occasion, his son, Lt. Ahaan Kumar, leads the 61 Cavalry contingent, making history as the first father-son duo to participate together in this grand national celebration.
This extraordinary milestone fills the hearts of the Salwan community with immense pride and joy. We call upon our students, parents, and staff to honour this historic moment by saluting and chanting “Jai Hind” as they witness this awe-inspiring event, whether on television or in person. Let us take pride in our ex-Salwanian, leading the Republic Day Parade yet again, and celebrate this glorious achievement with unbridled patriotism.
Jai Hind! Jai Bharat!
Forty students from Grade VI – IX participated in this competition
| Name | Oration Language | Position | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zaina Khan | Hindi | First | VII – A |
| Stuti Kandwal | Hindi | Second | VII – A |
| Dhruv Bhati | Hindi | Second | VIII – E |
| Lavya Goyal | Hindi | Third | VI – A |
| Vanya Gupta | English | Second | VIII – E |
| Swati Panda | English | Third | VIII – E |
| Aayansh Borgaharia | Sanskrit | First | VIII – E |
| Souranshu Panja | Sanskrit | Second | VIII – D |
| Nairanjana Radhika | Sanskrit | Third | VI – A |
The Promising and Blossoming Young Virtuoso of The Santoor!
Our student, Nairanjana Radhika of class VI has brought immense pride to our school and entire district. As the youngest and the most promising Santoor player, she was honored by Rao Narbir Singh, honorable MLA of Badshapur, during the grand Republic Day celebration at Tau Devi Lal stadium, Gurugram on January 26, 2025.
Harmonizing Patriotism: Our School Band Shines at The Republic Day Parade!
Our school’s Band Team participated in the Republic Day Parade held on January 26, 2025 at Model Sanskriti School, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana. The participants for the same included- Salwan Public School’s band team, Haryana Police, NCC students and the members of the cultural show. The school band secured a trophy for the excellent performance executed during the parade. The honours were made by the Respected MLA- Mr. Laxman Yadav, SDM of Gurugram and by Mr. Dinesh Kumar Juneja, Principal of Model Sanskriti School, Gurugram.
Celebrating India’s identity!
Celebrating the Spirit of Democracy: 76th Republic Day at Salwan Public School, Gurugram.
The 76th Republic Day celebration at Salwan Public School, Gurugram, stood as a splendid amalgamation of patriotism, cultural richness, and youthful dynamism. Held on January 25, 2025, the event beautifully mirrored the spirit of the Indian Constitution, symbolizing the nation’s unity and its vibrant democratic ideals.
The day began on a dignified note with the arrival of guests, including the School Chairman, Dr. Prasad Medury, accompanied by other luminaries. Veterans also made their presence in the event. The Guard of Honour, performed with remarkable precision by the NCC Cadets and underscored by the rhythmic harmony of the school band, set the tone for the morning. Their flawless synchronization and disciplined demeanour captured the essence of India’s strength and resilience.
The ceremonial unfurling of the National Flag was led by the school Chairman, Principal, and Director. As the tricolour rose against the clear sky, the National Anthem echoed, stirring pride and unity. The day’s theme, Swarnim Bharat – Virasat aur Vikas, highlighted India’s rich heritage and aspirations for growth.
Dr. Prasad Medury was warmly welcomed by the school council, the Principal and the Vice-Principal. A captivating choir performance blending Indian classical and Western music. A Montessori student’s profound sloka recitation and an invocation dance embodied India’s spiritual and cultural essence.
The School Principal, Ms. Rashmi Malik, warmly welcomed Dr. Prasad Medury, veterans of Sector 15 (II) and parents. She articulated appreciation for their steady assistance, highlighting strength as a reflective life skill instilled in students through experiments like the postponed Samaan Divas. Highlighting the Republic Day theme, Swarnim Bharat – Virasat aur Vikas, she underscored the importance of nurturing self-aware, skilled individuals rooted in India’s rich heritage. By preserving traditional art forms and fostering holistic growth, the school ensures children are resilient, self-reliant, and compassionate. She urged collective efforts to shape a golden future, aligning with the motto, “Service before self.”
The program featured a yoga-dance fusion promoting wellness, the vibrant “Wings of Hope” performance by younger students, and “Shakti,” a powerful ballad on intuitive strength inspired by Indian epics.
The Protector of Righteousness- Little Krishna
Krishna Leela!
The misapplication of supremacy- the malevolent in action.
A call for Shakti’ justice: The Mahabharata
The Panchtatva united!
Wings of Hope
The event’s intellectual and cultural depth was further enriched by the address of the School Chairman, Dr. Prasad Medury Sir said it was an honour to celebrate the 76th Republic Day. This occasion stood as a testament to our journey from purna swaraj in 1930 to adopting the Constitution in 1950, marking the dawn of our sovereignty. The theme, “Swarnim Bharat—Virasat aur Vikaas,” beautifully encapsulated our rich heritage and aspirations for a brighter future. In a nation where 70% of the population comprised youth, the boundless energy and potential of young minds shaped the foundation of progress. Unity in diversity, our eternal strength, guided us through global adversities with grace and resilience. The vibrant tricolour symbolized the spirit of an inclusive and self-reliant India. With unwavering hope, we envisioned an Atmanirbhar Bharat, achieving greatness far before 2047. This celebration, filled with youthful vibrance, reaffirmed faith in a future where tradition and progress flourished in harmony. Sir also highlighted the transformative power of education in building a just and progressive society. His words served as an inspiration to all, urging the community to strive for excellence and character.
Grand Finale
Concluding with the National Anthem and a grand cultural finale, the event was a heartfelt tribute to India’s democratic spirit and cultural legacy, inspiring all to uphold patriotism and pride. The 76th Republic Day celebration at Salwan Public School was far more than a ceremonial occasion. It was a moving reminder of India’s democratic ethos, a tribute to its cultural diversity, and a beacon of hope for its collective aspirations. Through meticulous planning and heartfelt performances, the event honoured the legacy of the Constitution and celebrated the indomitable spirit of a proud nation.
Vote of Thanks
Respected Director Major General Surinder Singh Sir expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the entire congregation for their immense support and sincere participation in making this programme an enormous triumph.
The entire Salwan family—our cherished students, esteemed staff, illustrious alumni, and visionary managing committees—join hands in celebrating a moment of unparalleled pride this Republic Day.
