By Beigh Arif
Kangan |CNI, July 26: In a heartfelt tribute to the valour and sacrifice of India’s brave soldiers, Army Goodwill School Margund Kangan today observed Vijay Diwas with great patriotic zeal. The event featured a vibrant cultural program organized by the students and staff of the school.
The celebration began with the hoisting of the national flag, followed by the national anthem and a series of patriotic performances, including songs, dances, skits, and speeches that commemorated the bravery of India’s soldiers in the Kargil War. The event was covered by Current News of India (CNI), which highlighted the dedication of the school in promoting national pride among students.
The students displayed remarkable enthusiasm and creativity in highlighting the themes of unity, sacrifice, and patriotism. While speaking with CNI, attendees appreciated the school’s efforts and expressed that such events play a vital role in connecting students with the values of courage and service.
Talking to Current News of India (CNI), the Principal of Army Goodwill School Margund said, “Vijay Diwas is a day to remember the supreme sacrifices of our soldiers. Through such events, we aim to instill the values of patriotism and national pride in our students. I thank my team for making this day meaningful and memorable,” he said.
Several students also shared their views with CNI, stating how participating in the event helped them better understand the true meaning of Vijay Diwas.
“We feel proud to be a part of this celebration. Preparing for it made us realise how much our soldiers have done for the country,” said a group of students while talking to Current News of India.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks and refreshments. The cultural program was praised for its emotional depth and flawless execution.
Vijay Diwas, observed every year on July 26, marks India’s victory in the 1999 Kargil War. Army Goodwill School Margund Kangan continues to shape the youth with strong educational values and a deep sense of patriotism._(CNI)