“I will not let anyone walk through my mind with their dirty feet.” Mahatma Gandhi Cleanliness refers not only to the way we tend to our hygiene, but also to the care we take to maintain and cherish all aspects of our environments (inner and outer) within our control. Cleanliness is often a daily ritual in the house and soul of setting things to rights, whether they are dishes, tools, or conscience. It may refer to purging ourselves of the clutter and other impediments that prevent us from moving forward with our work and play. The act of being cleanly does not refer to being “spotless”, but to the art of moving through the day making choices that increase the well-being and functionality of ourselves and those around us. Students of Grade XI, led by Enterprising Vishal, Enthusiastic Manya, Perfectionist Prachi, Energetic Komal, Poised Pulkit, Artistic Ayush, Savvy Shivam & Trendy Tripti - with a zeal to contribute to their environment and motherland decided to stage a ‘Nukkad Natak’ on the theme, `keep your surroundings clean and free from the menace of garbage such that India, which has always been a source of guiding light for the humanity, continues to do so under the divine shadow of the principles of our ‘Father of Nation’ – Mahatama Ghandhi.
Posted on: Fri, 10 Oct 2014 08:43:39 +0000
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