Cultural Events
INDEPENDENCE DAY 2022
Independence Day 2022 was celebrated with great enthusiasm on 15th August, 2022 at all regional centres with the staff, children, parents and other community members. On this special occasion, the programme started with flag hoisting by community pradhan. During the celebration, We have also organized cultural event, rally, drawing, singing and speech competition. The head of organization, in his Independence Day speech, gave a motivational speech to be a proud of our nation. He shared the information and importance of independence in our life. He also emphasized the role of youth today as the true wealth of a country.
FOUNDATION DAY CELEBRATIONS 2020
To mark the completion of 13 years of the PARAS INDIA NGO on the 24th of August, 2020, a series of activities were organised across our regional centres. Our community workers along with the children and associated beneficiaries took part in the 13th-anniversary celebrations. Norms of social distancing and sanitation were followed during the course of the celebrations. Various fun activities
including cultural performances, quiz, games were held on the occasion.
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS 2020
Every year, Independence Day is celebrated with grandeur, fervour and enthusiasm at PARAS. This year also, Independence Day was celebrated in a manner befitting the occasion. In view of the spread of Covid-19 pandemic, we organized various programmes or activities for the Independence Day celebrations, it was imperative to follow certain preventive measures such as maintaining social distancing, wearing masks, proper sanitization and avoiding large congregations.
The day included unfurling of the National Flag accompanied by playing of the National Anthem and rallies across the neighborhood by children and communities. Children recited messages from freedom fighters and made drawings on the 74th Independence day.
RAKSHA BANDHAN CELEBRATIONS 2020 AT PARAS
Raksha Bandhan is the celebration where sisters tie Rakhi thread on the wrist of their brothers and exchange vow of protection. However, with time it has come to be celebrated among siblings where sisters would also tie rakhi to each other. This year too PARAS celebrated this festival of togetherness from home.Children made Rakhi by themselves at home from old material. They also wrote about their favourite memories of their siblings and shared with each other. They tied Rakhi and gave handmade cards to their brothers and sisters.