The St. Paul's Co-Ed School celebrated 77th Independence Day with a grand programme that showcased a rich blend of patriotism, cultural performances and recognition of outstanding achievements. 

 The honourable Chief guest Mr. Brajesh Chouhan, Ex-member, Child Right Commission was welcomed with a band reception accompanied by  Rev. Fr. Sebastian, Manager, Rev.Fr. Jaison, Principal, Fr. Johnson, Christ College Principal and Section-in-charges.

The  programme commenced with the solemn  flag unfurling ceremony by the Chief Guest, followed by the singing of the National Anthem by all attendees. The rendition of patriotic song , 'Aye vatan, vatan mere aabad rahe tu' resonated with everyone present. Thought provoking trilingual speeches and poetry were delivered by students elevating the spirit of patriotism. 

 The cultural segment of the programme was filled with captivating performances that exhibited the diverse heritage of India. Students presented traditional and contemporary dances that celebrated the nation's unity in diversity .Tiny tots of K.G presented ramp walk dressed as freedom fighters .The Hindi medium students presented a heart touching mime. The vibrant colours, intricate choreography and enthusiastic performances left the audience spell bound.

Students who excelled in academics were felicitated with Bishop Clemens Cash Awards and Trophies, a CMI Education Board initiative. The occasion was apt for the release of the School Newsletter, 'Webzine'.

The Chief Guest in his presidential address congratulated teachers and students for the brilliant work .He quoted Swami Vivekananda and said that if you want to shine like Sun, then first burn like Sun. He also gave the mantra ,"Hack your aim" and "Be aware".

Rev. Fr. Jaison, Principal, in his message quoted the incident of Major Dhyanchand with Hitler and conveyed the message to become responsive and responsible citizen and remembered the unsung heroes of the freedom struggle.

The sky echoed with the slogans of 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' during the Tiranga Yatra conducted in nearby areas of the school.