The students and teachers of ITM Global School came together to celebrate the harvest festival of Lohri
marking the change of seasons. Lohri is a festival that celebrates the arrival of warmer days, and it is often celebrated with a bonfire. During the celebration, students and teachers offered groundnuts and rewari (a traditional sweet) to the Sun God, seeking blessings for a good harvest and a prosperous year.
The festivities at the school were filled with joy, as everyone participated in traditional dancing and singing. The students and teachers danced to the lively tunes of Lohri songs, creating a fun and festive atmosphere. The event helped the school community bond and experience the joy of celebrating this important festival.
Dr. Sujash Bhattacharya, the Principal of ITM Global School, also spoke to the students about the significance of other harvest festivals celebrated in different parts of India. He shared details about festivals like Makar Sankranti and Pongal, highlighting how each festival has its own unique traditions but all celebrate the blessings of a good harvest and the change in seasons.
The celebration of Lohri at ITM Global School was a wonderful way to bring the school community together. It allowed students to learn about the cultural importance of harvest festivals and also experience the joy of these traditions through songs, dance, and offerings to the Sun God. The event was not only a fun celebration but also a meaningful way to understand and appreciate the rich cultural heritage of India.