Jalandhar May 14 (Jaswinder Singh Azad)- The day that recognises the essence of a mother was marked as well as celebrated in high spirit and merriment at the HMV Collegiate Senior Secondary School Campus on the eve of Mother’s Day under the able guidance of honourable principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen. The occasion was enjoyed and celebrated by one and all present. The feelings of gratitude and love were expressed as a mark of respect for every mother, on the account of this great day, in various forms of expression and love as flowing flood of free emotions.
Principal Madam presided as the chief guest of the day and was welcomed with the planter by the Dean Academic cum School Coordinator, Dr. Seema Marwaha. The day commenced with the D.A.V Gaan and the presence of one and all present there added to the opening of the ceremony.
As the valuable words shared by respected Principal Prof. Dr (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen the students were appreciated
As the valuable words shared by respected Principal Prof. Dr (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen the students were appreciated and encouraged for their honest and fruitful effort on this great day. She also praised them for expressing their emotions and the way they choose the medium of colours, crayons and Canvas and these became the words of every heart to express the never ending bond of ever flowing love.
She also guided them to be attached truly and help their hero with a cozy cup to relax as the gratitude for a role model who guides them on the path of life. She also highlighted the role of a mother in every life as an embodiment of true, pure and sincere love that is never ending and constantly flowing for the well being of not only her child but each and every one who falls into the sphere of her life. The event proceeded with the Card Competition that was binded with a mixed feeling of true love, self care and sacrifice, devotion and dedication, for the compassionate caring companion which left no heart untouched.
This event was a platform for the students to text and portray their love and emotions
This event was a platform for the students to text and portray their love and emotions and their cherished memories through poetry, songs, dialogues, loving verses and cards full of crayons and colourful expressions as on the canvas of their mind as a replica on a paper and made the event memorable. An unexpectedly large participation of 100, in the card making competition made it even much more appreciable and difficult part to choose the best one.
Love is always pure, ever flowing and the best feeling that is gifted to mankind Essential efforts of the students were praised by our honorable principal ma’am as the expression of love and gratitude was fabulously reflected through art and creativity, poem and phrases, pictorial reflections and the real level of beauty and its bond; all beyond imagination.
The presiding judges for the card making competition were Mrs. Deepshikha Dean Examination, Dr. Meenu Talwar and Dr. Shuchi
The presiding judges for the card making competition were Mrs. Deepshikha Dean Examination, Dr. Meenu Talwar and Dr. Shuchi,. The Poetic Competition was judged by Dr. Neelam Sharma Head of Chemistry Department, Dr. Jyoti Gogia Head of Hindi Department and Mrs Amita Sharma. The winners of the day for Card making Competition were bagged by I position- Sneha Salotra from +2 Commerce,II position – Sangya +1 Arts, III position – Muskan +2 Non Medical.
The Poetry Recitation Competition were bagged by I position – Hargun +1 Commerce II position – Lovepreet +2 Medical, III position – Deyva +1 Arts. The encouraging words of Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dean Academic cum School Coordinator congratulated all the participants for a wonderful and confident participation and making it a success.
She also thanked all the teammates who have put in their efforts as the stage conducting by Ms. Sukriti Sharma, Dr. Anjana Bhatia Dean Innovative and Research for their gracious presence. She expressed her gratitude for the school staff, Music Dept and also the Home Science Dept for the mouth-watering snacks.
