Bhavan’s Tripura Vidyamandir, Narsingarh (BTVM Narsingarh) organised its 30th anniversary Pearl Procession at Vivekananda Maidan, Astabal, Agartala, on November 7.
At A Glance:
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Bhavan’s Tripura Vidyamandir, Narsingarh, celebrated its 30th anniversary alongside the 89th Foundation Day of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan.
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Around 2,000 students presented 45 themes at the Pearl Procession held at Vivekananda Maidan, Agartala.
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IGP Anish Prasad attended the celebration and highlighted humanity, education and the importance of welcoming noble thoughts.
Students presented 45 diverse themes through the procession. These themes reflected different dimensions of social life, cultural heritage, humanity and national identity.
The procession began at Vivekananda Maidan, Astabal, following the flag hoisting and formal inauguration by the dignitaries. Students participated enthusiastically, making the event a major attraction of the anniversary celebration.
2,000 Students Showcase 45 Themes
Nearly 2,000 students took part in the Pearl Procession, presenting 45 themes covering various aspects of society, culture and human values.
The presentations highlighted the institution’s emphasis on education beyond the classroom.
They also reflected its commitment to promoting Indian values, cultural awareness and holistic development among students.
Teachers, alumni, former colleagues and well-wishers also joined the event. Their participation reflected the strong relationship among different generations associated with the institution.
The annual Pearl Procession has remained an important part of BTVM’s activities in Tripura. This year’s event carried additional significance as it marked the completion of three decades of the tradition.
Eminent Personalities Attend BTVM Anniversary
Anish Prasad, IGP, Crime Branch, Tripura Police, attended the programme as the chief guest.
Other distinguished guests included Dr Ritu Prasad, a renowned doctor, and Saraju Chakraborty, President of the Sports Journalists Federation of India.
Debashis Chakraborty, a retired IFS officer and Chairman of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Agartala Kendra, and Ashish Sen, Director of the Kendra, also attended the celebration.
Members of the management committee were present alongside the dignitaries.
Principal Swapna Shome welcomed the guests with traditional uttariyas, floral bouquets and gift hampers.
The gathering brought together prominent personalities and members of the Bhavan family to celebrate the institution’s three-decade journey in Tripura.
Principal Highlights 30 Years of Pearl Procession
Speaking to the media, Principal of the Narsingarh BTVM, Swapna Shome said the occasion held special significance for the institution.
She pointed out that the celebration marked both the 89th Foundation Day of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan and 30 years of the annual Pearl Procession in Tripura.
Shome highlighted the participation of students in presenting 45 different themes. She also appreciated the Alumni Association for arranging refreshments for the participants in collaboration with Tripura Gramin Bank (TGB).
The Tripura State Cooperative Bank extended sponsorship support for the programme.
She acknowledged the contributions of the organisations and individuals who supported the anniversary celebration.
Anish Prasad Emphasises Humanity and Noble Thoughts
Addressing the gathering, chief guest Anish Prasad praised the institution for its commitment to humanity and contribution to education.
Referring to the Rigvedic message, “Ano Bhadrah Kratavo Yantu Vishwatah“, he stressed the importance of welcoming noble thoughts from all directions.
Prasad expressed his honour at being associated with the celebration. He extended his best wishes to the Tripura chapter of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan.
He also urged everyone to uphold human values and work towards building a better institution and nation.
His address highlighted the importance of humanity and the role of education in promoting values that contribute to a better society.
BTVM Reaffirms Commitment to Founding Vision
The Pearl Procession witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, teachers, alumni, former colleagues and well-wishers.
Their presence reflected the strong bond shared by the extended Bhavan family and the institution’s longstanding relationship with its stakeholders.
The 30th anniversary marked an important milestone in BTVM Narsingarh’s journey. It also reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to the enduring vision of Kulapati K. M. Munshi.
Bhavan’s Tripura Vidyamandir reiterated its mission of nurturing responsible citizens guided by strong values. The institution’s anniversary celebration highlighted its continued emphasis on quality education, humanity and the holistic development of students.
