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Springdales School Honors Nelson Mandela's Legacy
Springdales School held an event to honor Nelson Mandela, a leader against racial discrimination.
They focused on 'Ubuntu,' a philosophy meaning "I am because we are."
The school's director, Jyoti Bose, spoke about Mandela's impact.
The High Commissioner of South Africa, Anil Sooklal, also participated, praising the school.
Students shared presentations and cultural performances that celebrated African diversity and unity.
The event closed with the school choir singing anthems from South Africa and India.
Springdales School celebrated Nelson Mandela's birth anniversary.
The event promoted the African philosophy of 'Ubuntu'.
Jyoti Bose encouraged students to be inspired by Mandela.
Anil Sooklal, High Commissioner of South Africa, attended.
Students presented cultural events celebrating African culture.
- Who
- Springdales School, Jyoti Bose, Anil Sooklal, and students.
- What
- Celebration of Nelson Mandela's birth anniversary with cultural events and speeches.
- Where
- Springdales School, Delhi.
- When
- Celebrated on Friday, which was the 107th birth anniversary.
- Why
- To honor Nelson Mandela's legacy and spread the message of 'Ubuntu'.
Key facts
- Event
- International Mandela Day Celebration
- Location
- Springdales School, Delhi
- Focus
- Ubuntu philosophy
- Guest
- Anil Sooklal
- School Founder
- Rajni Kumar
Sources
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