The 77th Republic Day of India was celebrated with great enthusiasm, patriotism, and solemn pride at Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda on 26th January 2026. The occasion marked the continued commitment of the nation to the ideals enshrined in the Constitution of India—justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity.
Republic Day is celebrated every year across the country with great zeal to commemorate the adoption of the Constitution of India on 26th January 1950. It reminds every citizen of India’s rich democratic heritage, unity in diversity, and the sacrifices made by countless freedom fighters for the nation’s independence.
The Republic Day celebrations at Greenwood High School were a grand and memorable event, attended by the management, principals, teachers, and students. The programme was graced by the presence of Sri. Ch. Dharma Reddy, Honorable Director; Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Honorable Director; Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, General Manager; Sri. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, Academic Principal; Sri. T. Pavan Kumar, Administrative Principal; , , Sri. V. Suresh Kumar, Vice Principal and Academic Coordinators.
Under the able guidance of the Greenwood High School Art and Craft Department teacher, Ms. Banaja Sahoo, the Art Club students beautifully decorated the entire school campus and the stage. Their creative efforts added colour, elegance, and a patriotic atmosphere to the celebrations, enhancing the grandeur of the Republic Day programme and leaving a lasting impression on everyone present
The programme was confidently and gracefully anchored by Harini and Sahana Sri of Class IX Sushrutha, under the guidance of Mr. T. Vijay Kanth, HOD of English, who set the tone for the celebrations and highlighted the significance of the day.
The dignitaries were respectfully invited onto the dais, followed by offering prayers and paying tributes to the freedom fighters, remembering their immense sacrifices. The ceremony continued with the hoisting of the National Flag, filling the atmosphere with patriotism as the National Anthem was sung in unison.
A well-coordinated parade by the students was one of the highlights of the event. The parade reflected discipline, unity, and dedication, earning appreciation from the dignitaries and the audience.
Speeches:
The programme continued with inspiring speeches by the dignitaries.
Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy, Honorable Director, encouraged students to develop skills beyond academics and asked teachers to guide students in nurturing their talents.
Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Honorable Director, spoke about India’s remarkable progress in technology in recent years and emphasized the importance of leadership in shaping modern India.
This was followed by speeches from teachers, namely Mr. A. Venu Kumar, Mr. Khuranuddin, and Mr. J. Ramesh, who highlighted the importance of constitutional values and responsible citizenship.
Student speeches were delivered by:
- Ch. Lowkya – VI Pasteur
- B. Jithender – VII Tesla
- V. Praneeth Reddy – VIII Kalam
- A. Shashi Priya – IX Satish Dhawan
The students spoke eloquently on patriotism, national unity, and the responsibilities of youth in nation-building.
Prize Distribution:
A grand prize distribution ceremony was conducted to recognize students’ achievements in academics, arts, and sports.
Rangoli Competition
- First Prize – Team 12
Ch. Alakananda (VIII Curie), S. Akshitha (VIII Curie), E. Sameekshitha (VIII Kalam),
M. Vedashree (VIII Curie), P. Neha (VII Hippocrates) - Second Prize – Team 2
K. Vaishnavi (X Kalam), K. Eshashaini (X Kalam), Ch. Sahithi (X Satish Dhawan),
B. Sanvi Reddy (IX Hawking), D. Varshitha (VIII Curie) - Third Prize – Team 15
K. Sai Prasanna, T. Bhavya Sri, T. Kavya Sri (IX Hawking),
K. Sudeeksha (VIII Kalam), K. Siri Nandini (IX Kalam)
Mehendi Competition
- First Prize: M. Vaishnavi – X Kalam
- Second Prize: G. Srinika – IX Hawking
- Third Prize: K. Hasini – X Kalam
- Third Prize: A. Thanvitha – IX Kalam
Star of the Month – January awards were presented to outstanding students from Classes IV to X
- Class IV: S. Thanuja Devi
- Class V: U. Siddartha
- Class VI: Ch. Saanvi Sahasra
- Class VII: M. Dhanwanth
- Class VIII: S. Vamshi
- Class IX: Mani Theja T
- Class X: A. Srimannarayana, V. Krithin Reddy
TATA Building India – School Essay Competition winners from Junior and Senior categories were honoured with Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals along with merit certificates.
Junior Category
- Winner: Shivam Salgar – VII Hippocrates
- 1st Runner: G. Anirudh – VII Jenner
- 2nd Runner: B. Karthika – VI Aristotle
Senior Category
- Winner: A. Pranay Reddy – X Satish Dhawan
- 1st Runner: Mani Theja T – IX Satish Dhawan
- 2nd Runner: K. Harshavardhan – X Satish Dhawan
In the CBSE Aryabhata Ganit Challenge 2025, three students of Greenwood High School secured positions among the Top 100 students of the CBSE Vijayawada Region, bringing laurels to the institution:
- V. Krithin Reddy – X Satish Dhawan
- Mani Theja T – IX Satish Dhawan
- S. Abhiram – VIII Satish Dhawan
High Achiever Awards were presented to Class X toppers for their exceptional academic performance. They are awarded with Medal of Excellence and Cheque worth Rs. 500/-
- B. Aravindh – 385/400 (96.3%)
- Ch. Lekhana – 369/400 (92.3%)
The Best Hostel Houses (Rooms) Awards were announced for both boys’ and girls’ hostel blocks, recognizing discipline, cleanliness, and teamwork.
Hostel Block – Best House
Boys Hostel Block
- Ground Floor: Room 111
Captain: K. Chandrahaas (X Pythagoras)
Vice Captain: B. Karthikeya (X Pythagoras) - First Floor: Room 204
Captain: Manvith Reddy (VI Darwin)
Vice Captain: A. Sathwik (VI Aristotle) - Second Floor: Room 308
Captain: G. Vivek (VIII Franklin)
Vice Captain: G. Sai Pranav (VIII Franklin) - Third Floor: Room 401
Captain: Ch. Aryan Reddy (IX Vikram Sarabhai)
Vice Captain: B. Neeraj (IX Satish Dhawan)
Girls Hostel Block
- Indira House – Room 1
Captain: K. Sanjana (X Edison)
Vice Captain: B. Sucharitha (X Edison)
Sports Achievement:
In sports, K. Meher Siri Vennala of Class IX Sushrutha was honoured for securing a Silver Medal in the 400m District Level Running Race, organized by the Hanumakonda District Athletics Association.
Cultural Programmes:
The celebrations concluded with vibrant cultural programmes, including:
- Dance performances by students of Classes V, VI, VII and VIII
- Dumbbells performance by Class VII boys
- Pyramid formations by Class VIII and IX boys
- Patriotic group dances and Lezim dance by girls
The cultural performances showcased the students’ talent, coordination, and love for the nation, filling the atmosphere with joy and pride.
The 77th Republic Day celebrations at Greenwood High School concluded on a high note with a strong sense of patriotism and unity. The event was a grand success and served as a reminder to students to uphold constitutional values and contribute positively to the nation.
Report By:
G. Krishna Rao
Teacher of English
