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Published By: Nibandh Vinod


Last Updated: September 03, 2023, 18:03 IST

(From left) Teachers Priyanka, Tapasya and Aparna performed an enchanting jugalbandi of Kathak, Bharatnatyam, and Mohiniattam. (Image: news18.com)

Teachers’ Day 2023: Teachers delivered an enchanting jugalbandi performance featuring Kathak, Bharatnatyam, and Mohiniattam at a ceremony organized to honour educators from 85 pre-schools, schools, and colleges across Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, and Kalyan.

TEACHERS’ DAY 2023: On a memorable Sunday, the Marathi Sahitya Mandir Auditorium in Vashi, Navi Mumbai, was filled with a captivating showcase of artistic brilliance by teachers. The event in question was none other than Vidhyaiva Sarvadhanam 2023, a ceremony honouring teachers from 85 pre-schools, schools, and colleges across Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, and Kalyan on the occasion of Teachers’ Day 2023.

The event started with a song by Mansi Jagtap, music teacher of Shree Balaji International School, Kalamboli. It was followed by enchanting jugalbandi of classical dance performances by 3 teachers that left the audience in awe.

(From left) Teachers Priyanka, Aparna and Tapasya performed an enchanting jugalbandi of Kathak, Mohiniattam and Bharatnatyam. (Image: news18.com)

The stage was graced by three exceptionally talented dance teachers: Tapasya with her Bharatnatyam expertise, Aparna Mohite who showcased the ethereal charm of Mohiniattam, and Priyanka Shinde whose dynamic Kathak performance delighted the spectators.

The convergence of these three gifted dancers on the stage created a harmonious fusion of their distinct dance styles. They started with Ganpati Stuti and went on to do Classical Dance Fusion. Their movements seamlessly intertwined, weaving a tapestry of artistry that celebrated the diversity and richness of India’s cultural heritage.

The visionary efforts of Sunil Kumar Prabhakaran, the dedicated Programme Director of In Major City, made this exceptional event possible. His meticulous planning and unwavering commitment were evident in the flawless execution of the event for the 9 consecutive years, which left a profound impact on the cultural landscape of Navi Mumbai.

(From right) Sushmita Ganguly, Headmistress of Saviors Global School, Kharghar, Naziya Shaikh, Headmistress of Radhai Inksap School, Kamothe, Dr. Swati Mukherjee, Director, and the Best Teacher awardees, Shalu Bhandari and Roopam Tiwary. (Image: news18.com)

Following the mesmerizing dance performances, the spotlight shifted to The Best Teachers Award segment. Teachers from 85 pre-schools, schools, and colleges were honoured for their unwavering dedication to shaping young minds. This heartfelt tribute acknowledged their contributions with deep respect and gratitude.

Principal Jujula R of Shree Balaji International School, Kalamboli, felicitating the best teacher in her school, Gauri Umasere, who teaches Marathi. (Image: team SBIS)

The success of the Vidhyaiva Sarvadhanam 2023 programme resonated with the essence of the adage “Vidya Dadaati Vinayam,” where knowledge imparts humility. Beyond showcasing the talents of exceptional dancers, the event recognized and celebrated the transformative power of education.

To celebrate Teachers’ Day, in this harmonious convergence of art and recognition, the auditorium became a witness to a moment of cultural splendor and gratitude. The resounding echoes of applause filled the air, reflecting the audience’s appreciation for the feast of senses they had experienced.

The event’s impact is undeniable, leaving an enduring memory of a day where artistry, tradition, and recognition intertwined to create an unforgettable experience. It truly encapsulated the spirit of unity through diversity and the profound influence of knowledge.



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