14/08/2026
Grand Tiranga Yatra and Patriotic Programme Held at Hee-Yangthang Senior Secondary School
Gyalshing, August 14, 2026
On the eve of India’s 80th Independence Day, Hee-Yangthang Senior Secondary School organised a grand patriotic programme under the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign’, ‘Partition Horrors Remembrance Day’ and the 150th anniversary of ‘Vande Mataram’.
The major highlights of the programme were Patriotic Songs presented by NCC Cadets and an Inter-House Patriotic Dance Competition among the students. The spirited and soulful patriotic songs presented by the NCC Cadets filled the gathering with a strong sense of national pride. Likewise, the patriotic dance performances by students from different houses made the programme colourful, lively and inspiring.
The programme was conducted under the leadership of School Principal Mr. Narayan Basnet, with active participation from teachers, non-teaching staff, NCC Cadets and students. Carrying the National Flag in their hands, the students took out a grand Tiranga Yatra, expressing their spirit of patriotism and national unity. The procession proceeded through MG Marg, with students raising patriotic slogans and spreading messages of national unity, integrity and love for the nation.
The Tiranga Yatra transformed the atmosphere around the school and MG Marg into a vibrant display of patriotism. The disciplined participation of the students, fluttering Tricolours, patriotic songs and slogans added dignity and enthusiasm to the occasion.
As part of the programme, the Inter-House Patriotic Dance Competition saw students from different houses present captivating performances based on themes such as India’s freedom struggle, national unity, bravery, sacrifice and patriotism. The creativity, artistic talent and patriotic spirit reflected in the performances attracted the attention and appreciation of the audience.
The Patriotic Songs presented by the NCC Cadets were another major attraction of the event. Their performances reflected discipline, dedication and devotion to the nation, while further strengthening the feeling of national pride among the students and those present.
The programme also observed ‘Partition Horrors Remembrance Day’, remembering the countless people who lost their lives, were displaced or suffered immense hardship during the Partition of India. The occasion conveyed the message that the present and future generations should learn from those painful chapters of history and work towards peace, unity and harmony.
Similarly, the historic significance of the 150th anniversary of ‘Vande Mataram’ was highlighted. Students were informed about the important role played by ‘Vande Mataram’ in inspiring patriotic sentiments during India’s freedom movement and its enduring place in the country’s national history.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal Narayan Basnet said that such programmes play an important role in educating students beyond the classroom by creating awareness about the nation’s history, national symbols, freedom struggle and civic responsibilities. He emphasised that the National Flag represents the nation’s pride, unity, sacrifice and honour, and that respecting it is the responsibility of every citizen.
Students participating in the programme expressed that the Tiranga Yatra, patriotic songs and dance competition strengthened their feelings of love, respect and responsibility towards the nation.
The programme organised by Hee-Yangthang Senior Secondary School concluded as an inspiring celebration of patriotism, national unity and responsible citizenship, bringing together the Tiranga Yatra, NCC patriotic performances and the Inter-House Patriotic Dance Competition in a spirit of pride and devotion to the nation.