International Workers' Day or Labour Day or May Day celebrates the contribution and sacrifice of workers to and for society.
However, in India, people started observing the day from 01 May 1923 after the Labour Kisan Party of Hindustan initiated and Comrade Singaravelar helmed the celebrations.
For the first time, May Day was celebrated in India in the year 1923 in Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu.
May Day or Labour Day is celebrated in order to pay respect to the working class, which was once asked to work for more than 8 hours a day and was paid less. The day is exclusively dedicated to workers who should know their rights.
May Day is basically a festival for workers across the globe and it respects them. It is also a traditional northern hemisphere spring festival.
Today for the very first time in our institution, we celebrated Workers' Day to thank our support staff.
The function took place virtually involving all our parents, management members, staff & students.
The day started with Gurupujan seeking blessings from His Holiness Maharishi Yogi Ji & the Almighty.
The celebration began with lamp lightening by the School Principal Mr Raakesh Gunnwant accompanied by Administrative Officer Mr Manish, Second Signatory Mrs Shama Lata Parmar with few members of support staff Mrs Reeta, Mr Jeevan & Mr Madan.
Highlights of the event:
# Motivational speech by Mr Manish
# Melodious song by Mr Satish
# Words of grace by Mrs Shama Parmar
# Token of love & respect by the Principal to all the members of support staff.
The programme was smartly anchored by Pre-Primary Co-ordinator Mrs Kavita Rani under the valuable guidance of Co-curricular Coordinator Mrs Sonika.
Lots of appreciation & thanks to Mr Pankaj Banyal, Mrs Priyanka & Mrs Isha Bhatt for making the programme available to all virtually.
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