Subhash Mahajan
DALHOUSIE: Dalhousie Public School organised a vibrant art exhibition showcasing the creativity and imagination of its students on the occasion of Teachers’ Day, commemorating the birth anniversary of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan,
Speaking about the importance of teachers in shaping young minds, Dr Radhakrishnan once said, “The true teachers are those who help us think for ourselves; they prepare the road for the future of the nation by shaping the lives of children.” The exhibition reflected this spirit by highlighting the talent and expression of children, guided by their teachers.
The exhibition was inaugurated by noted educationist Suvir Ahuja, a senior corporate manager who has earlier remained the Managing Director of Mahindra Lifestyle Ltd. In his address to the gathering, Suvir Ahuja remarked, “I am deeply impressed with the creativity of the students. Such platforms not only nurture artistic expression but also instill confidence, discipline and values that will guide them throughout life.”
Dr (Capt.) GS Dhillon, Chairman of Dalhousie Public School, accompanied by Principal Jatinder Singh, joined the Chief Guest and applauded the students’ efforts. He remarked, “Our children have demonstrated remarkable imagination and talent through their art. This exhibition reflects their inner world, shaped and nurtured by the dedication of our teachers. I feel proud of what they have achieved today.”
The art exhibition was coordinated by Pardeep Kumar, whose guidance and encouragement played a pivotal role in motivating the students to put forth their best work.
The event concluded with admiration for the students’ achievements and a reaffirmation of the timeless bond between teachers and children in building the future of the nation.
