In a spirited tribute to the freedom fighters who played a pivotal role in the Quit India Movement, students of Heritage International School, Kasaramboli, Pune, celebrated August Kranti Din with great enthusiasm. This day, commemorated annually on August 9th, marks a significant chapter in India's struggle for independence.
The term 'Kranti' means 'Revolution,' and 'Divas' means 'Day,' symbolizing a day of revolution. To honor this historic occasion, Heritage International School organized a series of activities, with students dressing up as freedom fighters, enacting their roles, and staging skits based on the events of Kranti Diwas. These performances were complemented by integrated speeches that highlighted the significance of the Quit India Movement, which was launched on this day in 1942.
Under the visionary leadership of Principal Dr. Renu Patil, the Red House Team, and the Student Council, students passionately demonstrated their love for the country. The school reverberated with the slogan "Do or Die" and "Inquilab Zindabad," echoing the powerful calls to action that were central to the movement. The Quit India Movement, initiated by Mahatma Gandhi and the Indian National Congress, was a watershed moment in Indian history, ultimately paving the way for the nation’s independence.
The day was marked by a palpable sense of energy and a strong nationalist spirit, as students paid homage to the sacrifices made by the freedom fighters.
School management members, including Mr. Krishna Bhilare (Founder President), Mrs. Sangeeta Bhilare (Secretary), Mr. Kunal Bhilare (Director), and Mrs. Yashaswini Bhilare (Admin Manager), commended the students for their heartfelt performances and their deep respect for the nation and its freedom fighters.
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