On 8th February 2024, STOP hosted a vibrant cultural event, “Harmony in Diversity: A Cultural Experience,” at the Adarsh Senior Citizen Association, Tigri. The event, held from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM, celebrated India’s rich cultural heritage while promoting unity.
The occasion was graced by esteemed guests, Mr. Amitava Bhattacharyya, Mrs. Ranjana Bhattacharyya, and a police official from Tigri Police Station. After a warm welcome by STOP’s counselling psychologist, Sakshi Gaur, and an inaugural lamp-lighting ceremony, Mr. Bhattacharyya delivered a motivating keynote address. Mrs. Bhattacharyya, accompanied by Mr. Bantu Gonsalves, performed three inspirational melodies, while Tigri Police representative Mr. Ravinder shared vital helpline information.
The event featured captivating folk and classical dance performances from diverse states like Sikkim, Kashmir, Gujarat, and West Bengal. Highlights included a Saraswati Vandana inaugural solo and an exquisite Odissi performance by Adreeja Paul. Additionally, musical performances showcased community talent, encouraging creativity and self-expression. STOP’s commitment to social awareness was evident through impactful Nukkad Nataks addressing drug addiction and cybercrime, sparking meaningful conversations.
The program concluded with a certification ceremony led by the chief guests, recognizing the participants’ efforts.
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