Patna School Holds Investiture Ceremony for New Student Council
In a significant event at International School in Patna, new student leaders were formally inducted during an investiture ceremony. The ceremony marked the handover of responsibilities from the outgoing cabinet bench for the 2026-27 academic year to the newly elected members.
New Prefects Appointed for ICSE and CBSE Wings
Abhinav Kumar was elected as the prefect (boy) and Nabhya Singh as the prefect (girl) for the ICSE wing of the school. Meanwhile, Prachita Kumari was appointed as the prefect of the CBSE wing. The newly elected leaders took charge during the ceremony held at the school campus.
Directress Farhat Hasan emphasized the importance of the occasion, stating that it represents a formal induction of new student council members. She described it as a milestone where young leaders are entrusted with upholding the school’s values and inspiring their peers through exemplary conduct and dedication.
School Officials Congratulate New and Outgoing Members
Nahid Alam, principal of the CBSE wing, extended congratulations to the newly elected members and expressed gratitude to the outgoing cabinet for their valuable contributions. Alam noted that the school would always remember the efforts and dedication of the outgoing student leaders.
The new appointees solemnly took the oath of office, pledging their commitment to the school’s progress and the welfare of their fellow students. The ceremony underscored the school’s focus on developing leadership qualities and fostering a sense of responsibility among its students.
21-Day Drama Workshop Concludes at Anugrah Narayan College
In a separate cultural event, a 21-day drama workshop concluded at Anugrah Narayan College in Patna with a theatrical performance. The workshop culminated in the staging of Mohan Rakesh’s acclaimed play “Ashadh Ka Ek Din” at the Satyendra Narayan Sinha Auditorium.
Collaborative Effort by College and Government Department
The event was jointly organized by the postgraduate Hindi department of Anugrah Narayan College and the department of art, culture, and youth of the Bihar government. This collaboration highlighted the importance of integrating academic and cultural initiatives to enrich student experiences.
Upendra Prasad Singh, vice-chancellor of Patliputra University, presided over the program. Tripurari Sharan, Bihar’s state information commissioner, attended as the chief guest. Other distinguished guests included Ruby, director of cultural affairs in the department of art and culture, and senior Hindi poet Alok Dhanwa, who were present as special guests.
Officials Emphasize the Role of Drama in Society
Tripurari Sharan remarked that drama acts as a mirror to society, reflecting its complexities and nuances. He emphasized that such events play a crucial role in promoting creativity and cultural awareness among the youth, helping them engage with societal issues through artistic expression.
Ruby highlighted the enduring value of theatre in keeping cultural traditions alive. She noted that theatrical performances serve as a vital link connecting the new generation with its cultural roots, ensuring that heritage and artistic practices are passed down and appreciated.
The successful conclusion of the drama workshop and the investiture ceremony at International School demonstrate Patna’s vibrant educational and cultural landscape, where institutions are actively nurturing leadership and artistic talents among students.
