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Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2011 8:27 AM
Subject: 15th Aug - Cultural Evening
 

 

Evening functions on 15th Aug

 

The evening started with an extract from Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore's Gitanjali stating his vision of a free India and a prayer to the Almighty of a dawn into which our country awakes.

 

We then paid humble tribute and homage to all those visionaries who made this dream of Independence a reality ........and pledged to continue this legacy through the days to come......

 

This 15th August also witnessed a colourful Cultural Evening this year followed by Dinner attended by over 400 guests (thru' paid coupons).

The cultural Evening was organised in Tower 8 Community Hall.

 

o Multilingual Composition:

 

The program started with a composition by Saikat Sarkar and Lady residents of DCW...... (after an arduous 15 day stretch of regular practise).

It started with the Sanskrit Sloka "Atha Swagatam, Subho Swagatam / Anando Mangal Mangalam / Nito Priyom Bharat Bharatam / Atha Swagatam, Subho Swagatam"

 

Then they presented the song of unity from the state of Gujrat "Rang Rangila Ful Ameto / Rang Rangila Ful / Bharat Mane Koule Kiltan Rang Rangila Ful / Ameto Rang Rangila Ful"

 

The flow then took us to Orissa "Ganga Bahoi, Jamuna Bahoi / Ganga Bahoi, Bahoi Jamuna / Bahoi Sindhu Bhramhaputra / Bahoi Godabori Krishna Kaberi/ Mahanadi Dhuye Yahar Gatro,/ Giribonabhumi Yar Barendro,/ Ei Amoro Bharatborsho"

 

From east we criss-crossed the West with the Marathi song "Hi Anadi Sankriti, Hi Ananta Bharati / Roj Aruna Chandrama, Arteesh Ugboti / Dharani Chhatrasaori, May Bhumi Chyashiri / Ha Yuge Yuge Uva, Achalo Raaj Himgiri / Charani Adha Dharaba, Sindhu Lahari Usalti"

 

then, we moved to the fun-filled sun kissed state of Goa with a very catchy Goanese song "Chio Chio Chi, Chio Chio Chi / Chio Chio Chio Chio Chio Chio Chi / Aanderma Mamuija, Ani Aosa Gatuka / Ani Majerisa Filiya Taka, Khel Mandinaka / Maya Maya Maya Maya Maya Maya"

 

Final conclusion of the composition was with an Urdu composition "Sare Jahan Se Accha Hindostan Hamara / Ham Bulbulain Hai Is Ki, Yeh Gulsitan Hamara / Ghurbat Men Hon Agar Ham, Rahta Hai Dil Vatan Men / Samjho Vahin Hamen Bhi, Dil Hain Jahan Hamara"

 

There was spontaneous applause from the audience after each song. This composition was conceptualised by Saikat Sarkar and Ranjan Chakraborty.

 

o Tiny Tots of DCW wearing traditional dresses from different states performed on "Mile Sur Mera Tumahara", conceptualised by Susmita Sanyal.

 

o Torsa Talukdar performed for a solo dance.

 

o We then enjoyed elocution/ recitation by sweet angels Anandi Halder and Anandini Saha.

 

o A Group of DCW Children presented "Jai Ho" composed by their trainer Amit

 

o Mome Sinha sung a modern Bengali Song followed by solo dance from Arunima Singh; recitation by Subhradeep Sinha and a song from Alokesh Roy

 

o Little Vinisha Dave sung "Nana Munna Rahi Hoon / Desh ka Sipahi Hoon"

 

o The program was concluded by bouquet of songs presented by Senior Ladies of DCW

 

Entire program was conducted by Partha Sanyal. Due to overwhelming response the hall was full of DCWIANS and everybody enjoyed the evening and later most of them joined in Community Dinner organised at Tower 4 Community Hall.

 

We collected no subscription from General Residents. However we would like to acknowledge following voluntary contributions and facilities.

 

P. V. Saseedran - All Stationeries including Sit and Draw, Printing, and General Expenditures including Tea

Sandip Bagchi - Sound System and Expenditure for Tree Plantation

Sumit Roy – All expenditure for Blood Donation Camp including Tiffin of AMRI Officials

Sanjib Mukherjee - Expenses incurred during the flag hoisting program.

Partha Sanyal – Chocolates for Kids

JLL/DCWRA – Tree Saplings, Common Facilities and Sweets during Morning Session

TTIS (The Telegraph In School) – Prizes for Sit and Draw Competition including Token Appreciation for all Toddlers

 

 

 

                


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