Dr. B. P. Agrawal Shiksha Niketan, Yaqutganj, Farrukhabad celebrated the 80th Independence Day on 15th August 2026 with great enthusiasm, patriotic fervour, and pride.

The celebrations commenced with a grand patriotic rally by the students, accompanied by the school band. The rally began from the J.N. Verma Road near the Ambedkar Statue and concluded near Bankhandiya Devi Temple. The enthusiasm of the students was warmly appreciated by the people along the route.

The celebration continued on the school premises with the unfurling of the National Flag by the esteemed Chief Guest, Shri Ramveer Singh Chauhan Ji, District President, International Hindu Raksha Samiti. The ceremony was followed by lamp lighting and a soulful Saraswati Vandana.

Students presented a colourful and engaging cultural programme featuring welcome songs, patriotic dances, speeches, and performances by students from Nursery to Class VIII. The little ones won hearts with their delightful performances, while the senior students presented meaningful acts reflecting patriotism, social values, and love for the nation.

The highlights included “Respect Our Guardians,” which conveyed the importance of respecting parents and elders; the Nukkad Natak “Aazadi Abhi Baaki Hai,” which portrayed contemporary social issues; and the powerful presentation “Mati Ke Bete,” which paid tribute to the spirit and sacrifices associated with our nation.

The Chief Guest, Shri Ramveer Singh Chauhan Ji, addressed the gathering and inspired students to remain committed to their duties and always respect their parents and elders. Our respected Manager, Dr. B. P. Agrawal Ji, shared an inspiring message on India's glorious heritage, good values, and the importance of creating a positive family environment.

The entire programme was conducted successfully under the able leadership and guidance of our respected Director, Dr. Vishal Ji. The sincere efforts and dedicated contribution of the teachers, office staff, and employees made the celebration memorable and successful.

The programme concluded with the National Song, leaving everyone filled with patriotism, pride, and renewed commitment towards the nation.

Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

On 26th January 2026, Dr. B. P. Agrawal Shiksha Niketan celebrated Republic Day with great enthusiasm, pride, and patriotic fervour. The programme began with a warm and disciplined welcome to our respected Manager Sir by the Scout–Guide and Band students. This was followed by the unfurling of the National Flag, which filled the entire campus with a deep sense of pride, unity, and love for the nation.

After the flag ceremony, the programme continued with prayer and lamp lighting, followed by a graceful Saraswati Vandana seeking blessings for wisdom and knowledge. Students then showcased a vibrant series of cultural performances, including group dances by pre-primary students, patriotic dances, speeches in both Hindi and English, and a meaningful skit highlighting the values of the Indian Constitution, sacrifice, and national unity.

The celebration served as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters and inspired everyone to uphold the ideals of responsibility, integrity, and respect towards our nation. The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks and the National Song, marking the end of a memorable and inspiring celebration.

Raksha Bandhan Celebration – A Tribute of Gratitude and Culture.

The morning of 7th August 2025 dawned with a gentle warmth, carrying in its breeze the fragrance of festivity and the echo of devotion. At Dr. B.P. Agrawal Shiksha Niketan, this year’s Raksha Bandhan was not merely a celebration — it was a heartfelt tribute to those who guard our frontiers and protect our dreams.

With Rakhis crafted in vibrant threads of love and gratitude, a group of our selected girl students set forth for the Army Cantonment. As they entered the secure grounds, a quiet sense of reverence filled the air. The ceremony began with the students tying the sacred Rakhi to Subedar Major Kaptan Mr. Jasvir Singh, engaging in warm and respectful conversation. This was followed by tying a Rakhi to Deputy Commandant Mr. Gaurav Bose, expressing deep appreciation for his leadership and service. Smiles mingled with moist eyes, and in those moments, words were not needed; the bond of respect spoke louder than any speech.

The celebration flowed seamlessly into an enriching visit to the Army Museum. Within its walls, the students were transported through time — standing before battle-worn uniforms, gleaming medals, and the silent strength of historic weapons. Each display whispered stories of courage and sacrifice, allowing the students to witness history not as lines in a textbook, but as living echoes of valour.

From the stories of warriors, the journey led to the serene embrace of the Gurudwara. There, under the calm dome and the soft hymns of devotion, students learned of the profound teachings of the Ten Sikh Gurus — messages of humility, unity, service, and compassion. The stillness of the sacred hall offered them a rare pause for reflection, a moment to look inward and recognise the deeper meaning of service to humanity.

As the day drew to a close, it was clear that this Raksha Bandhan had transcended the boundaries of a mere festival. It had become a tapestry — woven with the threads of tradition, stitched with the lessons of history, and adorned with the colours of gratitude and pride.

For our students, the day was not only about tying a Rakhi; it was about tying themselves to a promise — to remember, to respect, and to carry forward the values that make our nation strong. This was a Raksha Bandhan that will live in their hearts as a story of honour, compassion, and unshakable patriotism.

Result Day should not be a source of anxiety for students; rather, it should be viewed as a natural outcome of both their individual efforts and the school’s commitment to guiding them forward in their educational journey. Education is a continuous process, where every experience contributes to growth. This year, the school celebrated Result Day, acknowledging the dedication and hard work from students across various classes. The emphasis was placed on recognizing progress and achievements, reinforcing that each step in the educational journey matters.

The school celebrated Republic Day on the 26th of January, 2025. On this auspicious day, the occasion was graced by Chairperson Dr. B. P. Agrawal, Treasurer Smt. Meera Agrawal, and Director Dr. Vishal Agrawal. The children presented various programs filled with patriotic fervor, which instilled the feeling of valor in every heart.