Patiala, February 24
The third edition of the school magazine Tamanna was officially released during a grand ceremony held at the Government Senior Secondary School, Kulriyan, on Sunday. The event witnessed the esteemed presence of Dr. Darshan Singh ‘Aasht’ , a renowned Punjabi children’s literature author and recipient of the Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Award. He graced the occasion as the chief guest, adding prestige to the gathering.
The program also saw the participation of several distinguished guests, including Principal Jitvash Kumar , Principal Gurmeet Singh Siddhu , and Principal Kashmir Singh , along with members of the Panchayat, SMC Committee, village elders, and principals from various schools in the region.
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Highlights of the Event
The ceremony commenced with a soulful rendition of shabad gayan by the students of the school, setting a serene tone for the occasion. Following this, Leela Ram welcomed the esteemed guests and attendees with heartfelt gratitude.
Mandip Singh , the school principal, shared insights about the vision behind the magazine and its significance in nurturing creativity among students. He highlighted the collaborative efforts of teachers and students in bringing the publication to life.
Aziz Suroye , the chief editor of Tamanna , then provided an overview of the magazine’s content and its journey so far. He expressed pride in the hard work and dedication of the students who contributed to the publication.
Inspiring Words from Chief Guest
The highlight of the event was the address by the chief guest, Dr. Darshan Singh ‘Aasht’ , who captivated the audience with his inspiring words. Drawing from his rich experiences as a writer and educator, he shared valuable insights about the importance of literature in shaping young minds. He emphasized the role of children’s literature in fostering imagination, creativity, and moral values.
Dr. Aasht also engaged the students in an interactive session, encouraging them to explore the world of writing and storytelling. His session resonated deeply with the students, leaving a lasting impact.
Release of the Magazine
The much-anticipated moment came when the magazine Tamanna was officially released in both digital and hard copy formats. The release was conducted by the chief guest, marking a proud milestone for the school community.
In his concluding remarks, Dr. Aasht praised the efforts of the students and teachers, acknowledging the magazine as a platform for nurturing talent and creativity.
