Community Outreach

The Winter's Tale (Winter Carnival Day 2 - SEWA programme)

Students of TIGPS, Ariadaha had a heartwarming day full of fun and sharing. Students in groups visited:- Watgunge Adolescent Improvement Association, an NGO for underprivileged and special children and Satyabharati, Konnagar, an NGO dedicated in helping over a hundred orphan children and an old age home.

Our respected Principal ma'am, Ms.Debdutta Bera Adhya accompanied the students with our coordinator, Ms. Zainab Hadis and teachers Mr. Sudip Nag and Ms. Meena Roy to Watgunge Adolescent Improvement Association. Our school band Kids on the Rock rocked by singing beautiful songs. The children were overwhelmed and enjoyed very much by singing with KOTR. The children were distributed books on the eve of Christmas. The children were elated to get the books. Our Principal ma'am received a momento from Watgunge Adolescent Improvement Association and the students (Grade IX and KOTR) were given gifts.

Ms. Olly Chatterjee accompanied the students of Grade XI to Satyabharati. Books were distributed to the children and they were very excited to receive it. Students got the opportunity to spent some lovely moments with the residents of the old age home.The residents were cheery after interacting with the students, their smile was heart-touching.

The students loved this experience and learnt the joy of showing compassion.

Durga Puja Celebrations with a Difference

The festive season is upon us, and our most awaited Durga Puja has officially begun with Mahalaya. This year, our celebration is taking a different path—one that truly embodies the spirit of the festival. Durga Puja, at its core, symbolizes women empowerment, and this year we chose to celebrate it in a meaningful way.

From Techno India Group Public School, Ariadaha, we decided to spend a day with the wonderful women of Leonard Cheshire Home. These women may be differently abled, but they possess remarkable abilities and strength. Though they may not be part of the mainstream of society, they are not any less than the rest. Every woman is an epitome of beauty, strength, and resilience, and today we were privileged to witness that firsthand.

Our journey started from the school around 10 a.m., and we reached Leonard Cheshire Home by 11:45 a.m. We were warmly welcomed by the residents, and our Respected Principal Ma'am was presented with a bouquet and an uttariya. Initially, our children were a bit hesitant, but soon they got comfortable and embraced the atmosphere with open hearts.

To bring joy to everyone, Dyuti of Class VII and Debadrita of Class VIII sang "আয় তবে সহচরী" with their melodious voices, while Debadrita and Ritika of Class VII performed a graceful dance to "Aswathama Sadgamaya." Our children also came prepared with gifts; they presented clothes to the residents, and on behalf of our school, we donated essential items for their daily needs. They distributed sweets, interacted with the residents, and made meaningful connections.

The women at Leonard Cheshire Home amazed us with their talents. Some sang songs for us, and many showcased their incredible creativity and skills. It was truly an inspiring day—a celebration that reflected the essence of Durga Puja: compassion, empowerment, and beauty. This experience left us with deep gratitude and admiration for the strength of these remarkable women. A special thanks to our Respected Principal Ma'am, Arpita Ma'am, and our wonderful students for making this day memorable for everyone involved.

Let’s keep the spirit of Durga Puja alive by celebrating the power, resilience, and beauty of every woman.