Faridabad: Vidyasagar International School’s Navratri Sanskar Mahotsav witnessed the participation of prominent personalities from education, industry, social organisations and healthcare on its seventh day, as devotees gathered for the worship of Maa Kalaratri.
Former MLA Sharda Rathore praised the school for connecting children with cultural values alongside education. She said participating in daily prayers and interacting with distinguished members of society could positively influence children’s personalities and create lasting memories.


Former MLA Narendra Gupta also appreciated the initiative, noting that around 100 students participate in the daily prayers. He said the programme helps children connect with Indian traditions and moral values while drawing inspiration from people who have made a mark in different fields.
School Chairman Dharmapal Yadav said the festival, which began on October 11, will continue until October 19. The daily programme starts at 9:30 am and includes prayers, two Aartis, addresses by speakers and the lighting of an Akhand Jyot. Around 100 students from two classes participate in rotation so that their regular studies are not affected.

He said the presence of distinguished guests motivates students and reinforces the school’s aim of developing responsible and sensitive citizens alongside providing quality education. He thanked the guests for attending and expressed hope that Maa Durga’s blessings would remain with all students and their families.
Among those present were H.S. Malik, Rishipal Chauhan, Chandra Sain Sharma (President of the Ballabgarh Private School Association), Satyavir Dagar, Satender Bhadana, Sangeeta Bhati, H.L. Bhutani, Veer Bhan Sharma, Lakhan Beniwal, Dr. Man Singh (Deputy CMO), Prem Khattar, Captain D.P. Yadav, Manoj Rungta and many other dignitaries.
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