DAV Public Senior Secondary School, Nadaun Bharoli, recently organized a lively Punjabi folk dance competition, providing a platform for students to exhibit their cultural talents. The event aimed at preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Punjabi folk dances.
Competition Highlights
The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across various classes. Participants performed traditional dances such as Bhangra, Giddha, and other regional folk forms, captivating the audience with their energy and precision. The performances were judged on rhythm, expression, costume, and overall presentation.
Principal of the school, in her address, emphasized the importance of cultural activities in holistic education. She stated that such events not only entertain but also instill a sense of pride and belonging among students towards their culture.
Judging and Awards
A panel of judges, comprising local artists and teachers, evaluated the performances. Winners were awarded trophies and certificates in various categories, including solo and group performances. The first prize in the group category was bagged by the team from Class XI, while the solo category saw a standout performance from a Class IX student.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks by the cultural coordinator, who appreciated the efforts of students and teachers in making the competition a grand success. Parents and community members also attended the event, applauding the school's initiative to keep folk traditions alive.
