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Ryan International Children’s Festival Ends with Global Carnival
The 21st Ryan International Children’s Festival (RICF) ended with a big closing ceremony called the Global Carnival.
Over 12,000 students from India and 15 other countries came together to celebrate.
They performed dances, music, and theater, and shared their cultures in a special Global Village.
There was also a White T-Shirt Ceremony where students wrote friendly messages to each other.
The festival is part of the Ryan Group’s 50th-anniversary celebrations.
Awards were given to students for their creativity and teamwork.
The event was all about making new friends and learning from different cultures.
The 21st Ryan International Children’s Festival (RICF) concluded with a vibrant Global Carnival in Mumbai.
Over 12,000 students from India and 15 countries participated in the week-long festival.
Highlights included performances in dance, music, theater, and visual arts, as well as a Global Village showcasing international crafts and cuisines.
The White T-Shirt Ceremony featured students exchanging handwritten messages of friendship.
Awards were presented to recognize creativity, teamwork, and outstanding performances.
- Who
- Over 12,000 students from India and 15 countries
- What
- 21st Ryan International Children’s Festival (RICF) closing ceremony
- Where
- Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
- When
- December 19
- Why
- To celebrate the Ryan Group’s 50-year Golden Jubilee and promote cultural exchange and global friendship
Key facts
- Event Name
- 21st Ryan International Children’s Festival (RICF)
- Participants
- Over 12,000 students from India and 15 countries
- Duration
- Week-long festival
- Highlights
- Global Carnival, White T-Shirt Ceremony, Global Village
- Organizer
- Ryan Group of Institutions
- Significance
- Celebrating Ryan Group’s 50-year Golden Jubilee
- Awards
- Recognized creativity, teamwork, and outstanding performances
Quotes
Dr. Snehal Pinto
Director, Ryan Group
“The festival reaffirmed the importance of experiential learning through collaboration and innovation.”
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“RICF equips students to connect confidently across cultures.”
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Sources
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