Adichunchanagiri Mutt’s Satkeerthanath Swamiji urged students to honour their parents and teachers while praising a display of student achievement at a school event in Nagamangala, Karnataka. Speaking at BGS Model Public School in B.G. Nagar on Saturday, he described those who respect parents and gurus as exemplary citizens and encouraged pupils to pursue truth and hard work.
India school arts exhibition showcases student talent
The school’s “Kala Pradarshana and Geo Metro City” programme featured a wide range of performances and exhibits that highlighted pupils’ creativity and academic curiosity. Swamiji said a true teacher is one who guides students on the path of truth, and he commended the school for creating an environment that supports all-round development.
“When children practise curricular, co-curricular and artistic skills every day, they advance academically and personally,” he said. He noted that the exhibition reflected the growth of students’ capabilities and the supportive atmosphere cultivated by the school.
Local author N. S. Nagesh, who also addressed the gathering, described the school as resembling a heaven because of the quality of the students’ displays. He drew attention to the models and projects in art, science, mathematics and technology, saying they attracted the interest of knowledgeable visitors and demonstrated both talent and dedication.
“Teachers and pupils displayed a level of skill and enthusiasm that was striking,” he said. “Education should build knowledge on a foundation of awareness. Preserving the ideal of the school as a place of aspiration is a responsibility for all elders. We must change for the future through these children, and our self-respect should serve as their example.”
Education Officer S. R. Lokesh offered words of encouragement, while representatives from Adichunchanagiri University participated, including Professor B. Ramesh, Dean of Academic and Recognition Affairs. Also present were district coordination officer K. Ravish, BGS Model Public School principal V. Puttaswamy, school coordinators, teachers and parents.
The event combined staged performances with practical demonstrations, giving pupils an opportunity to present both creative work and subject-specific projects. Observers said the mix of art and science underlined the school’s commitment to developing well-rounded learners capable of critical thought and innovation.
Organisers said the programme aimed to inspire students and the wider community by showcasing how consistent practice and a supportive learning environment help pupils grow. The head of the school reiterated the institution’s commitment to fostering talent across disciplines and thanked attendees for their encouragement.
Photographs from the event show students engaged in exhibitions and performances, reflecting the energy of the day and the pride of teachers and parents. The school leadership said they will continue to stage such events to give pupils a platform to display their skills and to involve the community in the education process.
Attendees emphasised that values such as respect for family and teachers, combined with daily practice in academic and co-curricular pursuits, contribute to producing responsible citizens and effective achievers. The exhibition closed with appreciation for students’ efforts and a renewed focus on sustained learning and character formation.
Key Takeaways:
- Adichunchanagiri Mutt leader praised students and urged respect for parents and teachers at a school arts exhibition in Nagamangala, India.
- The event showcased students’ talents in arts, science and technology, reflecting the school’s focus on all-round development.
- Education officials and university representatives attended and commended the school’s learning environment and teachers’ efforts.
