Topic: Do You See, What I see – Life in Colour or Monochrome?
Class Teacher: Mr. Dhruv Kakkar, Ms. Divya Tyagi
Class Representative: Ms. Shalini Harisukh
Vice Principal: Dr. Renu Nayar
Date: 10 October, 2019
Cultural Programme In-charge: Ms. Sudeepta Chatterjee
Photography: Mr. Shankar Giri
We often view life from a perspective where we believe that the grass is always greener on the other side. We start finding excuses for not being able to see the green grass on our side. One should always remember that every coloured photograph is developed from a black and white film and every colour reflected by a photograph is not the true pigment rather it is a shade that we want others to see. Each one of us is unique in our own way and it is up to us what we can do to make the world a better place. It’s the decision that gives way to a miserable or a marvelous life. Life will be more colourful if we add colour to it by watering and cultivating the grass on our side. Students of XI-F and XI-J also incorporated the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi in their morning prayer, thoughts for the day and speech. A small presentation was made on the state of Tamil Nadu along with a Mridangam and Bharatanatyam performance to highlight its rich cultural heritage.
