In our seeking for…progress as a nation, we all go up or else all go down as one people. -Franklin D. Roosevelt
At the stroke of the midnight hour on 15th August 2012, when India awoke to its 66th Independence Day, the XIMB community came together as one people to celebrate this glorious occasion, and seek progress for ourselves as a nation. Everyone, from the students to the mess workers, was united in this endeavor.
The night started with those present sharing their views on independence. The
forms of expressions were myriad, but the underlying message was the same- of
unity, patriotism, a need and willingness to work for change. From speeches in
Hindi and English, patriotic and devotional songs on the guitar and otherwise,
to the national anthem sung by the mess workers, all were greeted with great
fervor by the audience.
The show-stopper was a flash-mob by team SRC, wherein the students danced to
foot tapping numbers such as Vande Mataram, Suno Gaur Se Duniya Walo, Jai Ho
and Rang De Basanti. Along with the beats, the message of each song resonated
loud and clear long after the performance was over.
The evening culminated with a poignant candle march honoring the heroes who
have fought for the glorious ideals of our nation. Together we marched, along
the X-walk, with a spring in our step, a candle in our hand, a patriotic song
on our lips and a glow in our hearts. At the end of the walk, we arranged the
candles to form the outline of India’s map, realizing, that while our nation
glowed and looked beautiful from the outside, inside there was still darkness
to be found; corruption, poverty, ignorance and other social evils, still to be
vanquished. It is fitting that at this solemn moment, we reaffirmed our pledge
of dedication to the service of India and her people and to the still larger
cause of humanity.
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