Shri Guru Ram Rai Public School Bombay Bagh Dehradun

SGRR Public School, Bombay Bagh Dehradun Celebrates the 80th Year of Independence with Great Zeal .

With immense pride and patriotic spirit,
SGRR Public School, Bombay Bagh, Dehradun celebrated the 80th Year of India's Independence. As we have successfully completed 79 glorious years of freedom, we now step into the 80th year with gratitude towards our freedom fighters and dedication to our nation.

The celebrations began with the es**rt of Principal Ms. Sandeepna Jaiswal by NCC cadets, followed by the singing of National Song ,Flag hoisting and the National Anthem. The atmosphere was filled with pride and unity as the tricolor fluttered high.

This was followed by an inspiring address by
Ms. Sandeepna Jaiswal (Principal). She addressed the gathering on the importance of patriotism, unity, and the sacrifices of our freedom fighters. She encouraged students to uphold the values of discipline and service to the nation.

To mark the occasion, a Inter House Patriotic Group Song Competition was organized with enthusiastic participation from all four houses
Aryabhatta, Bhabha,Raman and Ramanujan House. Students presented soul-stirring songs like "Behti Rahe Teri Ganga", "Hum Mitti Ke Bete Hain",
"Hai Preet Jahan Ki R**t Sada","Mera Rang De Basanti Chola and Haan Yahi Rasta Hai Tera", filling the air with national pride.

The event was further enriched by special performances. Wafia and Ramsha captivated everyone with a heartfelt poetry recitation and Ramsha also gave a graceful solo performance on "Ye Desh Merae..."
Aanaya also presented beautiful solo performances that received huge appreciation.
The program was anchored by Ishant Kainthola, Faizi Naaz, and Arnav Ballabh. Under the guidance of Ms. Monika Rawat, the students conducted the anchoring with great confidence and enthusiasm, which made the event even more engaging.

The esteemed panel of judges included
Ms. Sandeepna Jaiswal (Principal), Ms. Kumaresh Sharma (Primary Incharge), and Ms. Anjali Rawat (Music Teacher).

# # # # Results of Patriotic Song Competition # #
1.1st Position – Raman House
2. 2nd Position – Bhabha House
3. 3rd Position – Ramanujan House

The judges appreciated the talent, discipline, and patriotic spirit displayed by all participants.

The celebrations concluded on a sweet note with distribution of sweets to all students and staff, spreading joy and togetherness.

Such programs help instill the values of patriotism, discipline, and respect for our nation in young minds.

Jai Hind! Vande Mataram!

🌿 Mehndi Competition 2026 🌿
SGRR Public School, Bombay Bagh, Dehradun

Our school recently organized a vibrant Housewise & Classwise Mehndi Competition to celebrate the beauty of Indian culture and tradition.

Mehndi is not just an art, it is an emotion that connects us to our roots. The delicate patterns, the intricate designs, and the joy of decorating hands reflect the spirit of our festivals and heritage. To nurture this beautiful tradition, we provided our students with a platform to showcase their creativity.

The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of all classes and houses. The atmosphere was full of excitement and festive energy. With focused minds and steady hands, our young artists created stunning mehndi designs. From traditional paisleys and floral motifs to modern fusion patterns, every design told a unique story. It was truly inspiring to see how patiently and passionately our children worked on each pattern. Their creativity and talent left everyone amazed.

We believe such activities help students connect with their culture while also developing concentration, creativity, and confidence. The smiling faces and proud eyes of our students made the event even more special.

We are deeply grateful to our respected judges for their valuable time and encouragement:
**Judges for Housewise Competition:**
Ms. Aarti Kotnala
Ms. Aruna Notiyal

**Judges for Classwise Competition:**
Ms. Kumresh Sharma
Ms. Renuka Bisht

Thank you, Ma'ams, for appreciating the efforts of our students and for making the event memorable with your gracious presence.

Heartfelt congratulations to all the participants. Each one of you did wonderfully. Your hard work and artistic spirit made this competition a grand success. We are extremely proud of you!

At SGRR Public School, Bombay Bagh, we are committed to providing such platforms where students can learn, grow, and celebrate their culture with joy.

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Creative Tribute to Mother Earth: Rangoli and Painting Contest Winners from SGRR Public School Bombay Bagh Dehradun

Sanskar Bharti Mahanagar Ikai, Dehradun, in collaboration with Harbans Kapoor Memorial Trust, organised Rangoli and Painting competitions at Shri Guru Ram Rai Public School, Patel Nagar, Dehradun on 22 April 2026, Wednesday, to mark Prithvi Diwas "Bhoo-Alankaran Diwas". The theme for both competitions was "Prithvi Bachao" and participation was open to students from Classes 8 to 12.

From our school, Shivani Kumari (XII A) and Maria (X A) represented in the Rangoli Competition. The Painting Competition saw participation from Prajanya Jakhmola (XII C), Tripti Goyal (XII B),Abhishek Ram (XII B), Kalpana Bisht (XII A), and Wafiyah Ramzi (IX A).

Our students brought laurels to the school Shivani Kumari secured 1st position in the Rangoli Competition and Wafiyah Ramzi secured 2nd position in the Painting Competition. All winners were awarded prizes by Sanskar Bharti, and every participant received a certificate.

The event successfully instilled awareness about environmental conservation among students and provided them a creative platform to express their love for Mother Earth through art.

🌍 Earth Day at SGRR Public School, Bombay Bagh, Dehradun was celebrated with creativity, awareness, and a strong spirit of action on April 22, 2026. The entire campus echoed with the message that protecting our planet is not a one-day duty, but a lifelong responsibility.

The celebration turned colourful as students from senior classes made beautiful earth-themed rangolis in the school courtyard using natural colours, flower petals, and eco-friendly materials. The rangolis became the center of attraction, reminding everyone that beauty and sustainability can go hand in hand.

The message went deeper when students of the middle wing presented a skit on Earth Day. With heartfelt dialogues and expressive performances, they portrayed the harmful effects of deforestation, pollution, and plastic waste. The act left the audience thinking about daily habits and how small changes can help heal Mother Earth.

Our youngest environmentalists from the primary wing expressed their love for the planet through drawings. Their sheets were filled with visions of clean rivers, green forests, chirping birds, and a plastic-free Earth. The vibrant artwork displayed in the corridors turned the school into a gallery of hope, showing how children see the world they wish to inherit.

A plantation drive was also held on the school grounds. Students, teachers, and staff joined hands to plant saplings. From art to action, students of SGRR Public School, Bombay Bagh promised to protect our planet not just today, but every day.

The day ended with a collective oath and the reminder that there is no Planet B. At SGRR Public School, Bombay Bagh, Dehradun, we are shaping minds, building character, and raising responsible citizens who care for the Earth.