MUSCAT: On August 15, 2025, Indian School Muscat celebrated India’s 79thIndependence Day with great fervour and patriotic zeal. The event was held onthe school ground, which was embellished with vibrant, nationalistic colours to inspire pride and patriotism. It was graced by His Excellency Shri G. V.Srinivas, the Honourable Ambassador of India to the Sultanate of Oman, alongwith the Guest of Honour, Mr. Syed Ahmad Salman, Chairman of the Board ofDirectors of Indian Schools Oman, and Ms. Neelam Godavarthi. Also inattendance were distinguished directors of the Board of Directors, President Dr.Kiran GR, members of the School Management Committee, Principal Mr. Rakesh Joshi, Senior Vice-Principal Administration, Vice-Principals, Assistant Vice-Principals, teachers, students, and parents.
Aaryan Kishore Badgujar, Head Boy of the Senior Section, extended a warm welcome to all the attendees. The Chief Guest then inspected the March Past, showcasing the discipline and unity of the students. The participants included Care and Special Education (CSE) students led by Mr. Harsh Sharma, a shining example of inclusion in action, the School Council of Indian School Muscat, led by the Head Boy, Aaryan Kishore and contingents from other Indian schools such as Indian School Al Ghubra, led by Captain Satvik Kumar; Indian School Al Maabela, led by Captain Illias Ashraf; Indian School Al Seeb, led by Captain Srivishwa Bharath; Indian School Al Wadi Al Kabir, led by Captain Anagha Prasad; Indian School Bousher, led by Captain Bestin Babu; Indian School Darsait, led by Abhishek Deeban; and Indian School Muscat, led by Captain Evelia Achsah Aneesh.
The chief guest read excerpts from the President of India’s message, highlighting the nation’s vision for progress and prosperity. Following this, thechief guest captivated the audience by singing a few lines of a heartfelt patriotic song, inspiring loyalty to one’s homeland among all present. The program featured an engaging theatre sketch depicting India’s freedom struggle, paying tribute to the sacrifices of the great warriors who fought for the nation’s independence.
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The event continued with a soul-stirring patriotic song “Ek Hai Bharat,”performed by the school choir, celebrating India’s unity in diversity, highlighting the nation’s courage, compassion, and unwavering love for its land, from the Himalayas to the coastal shores. On a concluding note an energeti dance extravaganza titled “Mera Bharat Mahan” was held to honor the patriotic spirit and love for Mother India, reaffirming the nation’s unity and pride.
The event concluded with a whole-hearted Vote of Thanks delivered by Shybi Binoj, Head Girl of the Senior Section. The celebration was a day of joy, unity, and national pride, inspiring everyone to cherish and contribute to India’s bright future. This year also marks a special milestone for Indian School Muscat as it celebrates its 50th year of nurturing generations and fostering excellence.





