Ethnic Day 2026 – Rangilo Garba Celebration at Vidyodaya Public School, Udupi
Summary
Vidyodaya Public School celebrated Ethnic Day 2026 under the theme “Rangilo Garba,” bringing the colourful cultural traditions of Gujarat to the school campus. The programme featured an introduction to the significance of Garba, devotional bhajans, an energetic 18-minute Garba performance blending traditional songs with popular Bollywood music, an address by Principal Srimati Anitha P. Raj, and enthusiastic dance performances by teachers and students. The celebration encouraged cultural appreciation, artistic expression, unity and togetherness, making it a memorable occasion for the entire school community.
Key Highlights
Event: Ethnic Day 2026 – Rangilo Garba.
Institution: Vidyodaya Public School, Udupi.
Theme: Celebrating Gujarat’s vibrant cultural heritage.
Opening programme: Welcome address and introduction to the cultural and spiritual significance of Garba.
Devotional presentation: Girls presented a melodious bhajan dedicated to Hindu deities.
Main attraction: An energetic Garba performance lasting approximately 18 minutes.
Music: A blend of traditional Garba songs and popular Bollywood numbers.
Traditional attire: Students performed in colourful ethnic costumes.
Principal’s address: Srimati Anitha P. Raj appreciated the celebration and student participation.
Teacher participation: Teachers presented an enthusiastic dance performance.
Group performances: Multiple student dance performances added variety and excitement.
Educational value: Promoted cultural awareness, teamwork, creativity and appreciation of India's diverse traditions.
Outcome: A memorable celebration of culture, music, dance and community spirit.
Ethnic Day 2026 Rangilo Garba
Vidyodaya Public School celebrated Ethnic Day 2026, titled “Rangilo Garba,” with great enthusiasm, colour and festive spirit. The programme brought the vibrant traditions of Gujarat to the school campus, offering students and teachers an opportunity to celebrate India’s rich cultural heritage through music, dance and devotion.
The programme began with a welcome address, followed by an introduction to the significance of Garba, highlighting its cultural and spiritual roots. The devotional mood continued with a melodious bhajan presented by the girls, dedicated to various Hindu deities.
The highlight of the celebration was an energetic Garba performance that lasted close to 18 minutes. Dressed in colourful traditional attire, the students brought the stage alive with graceful movements and lively rhythms. The performance beautifully blended traditional Garba songs with popular Bollywood numbers, creating a delightful mix of tradition and contemporary music.
The programme was followed with an address by the Principal, Srimati Anitha P. Raj, who shared her thoughts on the celebration and appreciated the student participation.
Adding to the festive excitement, the teachers took to the stage with an enthusiastic dance performance of their own. This was followed by multiple group performances by the children, each adding its own charm to the celebration and keeping the audience engaged.
Rangilo Garba was a joyful celebration of culture, togetherness and artistic expression. The event provided a wonderful platform for students and teachers to showcase their talents while fostering an appreciation for India’s diverse traditions. The colourful performances and festive atmosphere made Ethnic Day 2026 a memorable occasion for the entire school community.
