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Inter-House Folk Dance Competition Showcases India's Cultural Tapestry at Vardhman Academy
_"Dance is the hidden language of the soul."_
Vardhman Academy, Railway Road, Meerut resonated with rhythm and colour as it hosted a vibrant Inter-House Folk Dance Competition, celebrating India's rich cultural heritage through dynamic House-wise performances.
The event served as a platform for students to explore and present the diverse folk traditions of India. Each House captivated the audience with spirited performances representing different states --Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Arunachal Pradesh. From the energetic Ghoomar of Rajasthan to the lively Garba of Gujarat, the rhythmic Lavani of Maharashtra, and the graceful tribal dance forms of Arunachal Pradesh, the stage came alive with dazzling costumes, synchronized movements, and uplifting enthusiasm.
The *results of the competition* reflected the hard work and creativity of the participants. Shivaji House secured the First Prize for Tribal Galo dance from Arunachal Pradesh. Jawahar House claimed the Second Prize for Ghoomar from Rajasthan, while Tagore House won the Third Prize with Lavnani from Maharashtra. Each House brought its own flavour and flair, making the event a vibrant celebration of unity in diversity.
This competition not only showcased the students' talent in dance and expression but also instilled a deeper appreciation for India's cultural richness and regional art forms.
In her address, Respected Principal Mrs. Rupali Chaudhary congratulated all the participants and praised the event as a meaningful step towards cultural learning. She highlighted how performance arts contribute to the development of confidence, discipline, and teamwork among students, while also nurturing their emotional and artistic expression. She extended her best wishes to all the young performers for a bright and successful future, expressing hope that they continue to uphold cultural values and strive for excellence in all spheres of life.