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Childrens Day
Children produce and direct their own Children’s day festivities which include
narration by children on the significance of Children’s day and about Jawaharlal
Nehru.
 
Students celebrate Children’s day in Class by distributing gifts. Children
display yummy fruit and vegetable salad dishes prepared by them.
Deepavali Celebration
  
Students celebrated Deepavali in their classes at Sushil Hari with great
enthusiasm. Students decorated their class rooms with colourful Rangolis, lit
candles and distributed sweets to everyone. Children also displayed charts on
what a student would typically do on a Deepavali day.
Teachers Day
12-Aug-2009
Baba honoured all the teachers and staff of SushilHari
School presenting the gentlemen with shirts and ladies with saree/churidhar in
advance for Teachers' Day (as Baba is travelling then).
National Integration
Day
Students dressed themselves up in native attire of various states and union
territories of India and talked briefly about the significant features of each
one of them. Samples of native cuisine of each state were distributed to the
entire class. All the students participated in the event. event.
Christmas Celebration
Christmas was celebrated in true spirit at Sri Ramarajya. SushilHari students took active part in the play ‘The wizard of the
Oz’. Christmas cake and other sweets were distributed to the children.
Dance for "Bo - shambo"
Madhumita of tenth and Sushmita
of eighth danced to the tunes of Shambo, Literally; they
mesmerized the audience with their dance to the beat of
the song 'Bo-shambo' on pournami day.
Story of The Little Hanuman
The Life and setting of the 'Little
Hanuman' was brought alive by Our Sushil Hari tiny tots
on 6.7.03. Within one month new artist wannabes were
trained and did a wonderful job.
Kudos to the team !.
Click below to view other cultural celebrations.
Independence Day -2003
Teachers Day
Onum celebration
Diwali Celebration
Navarathri Celebration
Christmas & New Year Celebration
Republic Day & Annual Day Celebration
Independence Day Celebration & Other Festivities
Beloved Baba’s Birthday Celebration
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Mr Nagaraju, Dy. secretary, CBSE was felicitated for his
commendable contribution to education. He is a Post
graduate in English with a special teachers training
degree. He started his career as a Head master of a
school and rose to the position of a Dy. secretary.
Volunteer teachers of Sushil Hari were recognised for
their Noble and Selfless Service.
 Cultural
Program
Guru Vandanam by Madhumita flagged
off the celebrations, which was followed by a teachers
Choir program. Heal the World; a ballet dance held the
audience spell bound.
Speech rendered by Mr. Nagaraju
ShivaShankar Baba has provided all
facilities – this place is so modern, neat, clean, has
modern equipments, computer facilities, lab facilities.
I am sure Baba will soon be introducing audio-visual,
video-visual accessories for education. This school will
be one of the best schools and everyone outside will be
amazed at how Baba has been able to develop such a
school. Children, you are blessed. And I am also blessed
to be given this honour by Baba. The trick to make a
child learn well is to impart them love and Baba really
knows to love – no wonder that the grass is greener
here. That is why people live in such happiness here.
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Navarathri celebrations
On a casual visit to the hostel, the
hostel was full of students despite the holidays. When
they were asked the reason for their not going home, pat
came the reply. "We are participating in the Navarathri
celebrations. We are playing roles in the play". So
await the interesting details on the Navarathri
celebrations in our next issue.
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Onum Festival
 
Onum Festival was Celebrated in
Kerala Style with a Fashion show highlighting the
attires of Kerala. A dance performance served as icing
on the cake.
Wanna dance?............
Hip hop, Salsa, Ballet, Jazz… … Wondering what all this
is?
These are the new offerings at Sushil
Hari Dance school. Versatile Archana Balasubramaniyam is
presently teaching students interested in western dance.
Truly SushilHari is a blend of the
East and west.
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Home away from Home
M ore than 40 Hostel
Students decided to celebrate Diwali at their "Hostel
home". Ofcourse Baba gave them special attention and
care and made sure
that their Diwali was all the more special. The goodies
included a lunch with Baba, Gifts and crackers. They
also witnessed a spectacular cracker show worth Rs 25000
and a cultural program in the evening. A grand Diwali
for the children indeed. That's not all the next day
they were taken to Mahabalipuram on a joy ride.
 A
friendly gesture
Diwali greetings From
Malarchi children,
Vishranthi Old age home
Palavakkam.
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Navarathri celebrations
Sushil Hari Students participated
with gusto in the Navarthri celebrations. The highlight
of their performance was enacting Karadi Tales, that too
at a very short notice.
The first in the series was "ALL
FREE" where we learnt that miserliness will not take one
anywhere except into despair.
This was followed by "Mazzoo Mazzoo"
which highlighted the hospitality of Indians in line
with our adage " Athithi Devo bhava".
Third in the series was the humorous
"Curly tales". The Grand finale was "Hiss, don't bite".
Every tale was a masterpiece.
Taj mahal, a ballet was a class of it
own. Sushil Hari Students used the western Ballet to
depict the story of the very eastern Taj Mahal. The
fusion of styles was a treat to the Eyes.
Hats off to the Actors
Praying tribute to mother India.
Brindavan with Baba.
 Roupini
and Sushmita gave a wonderful dance perform ance
on pournami day..
Lighting up lives
Boys and Girls of the hostel, keeping in line with our
culture, literally lit up our lives with thousands of
lamps on the eve of Karthikai Deepam. This was followed
by a cultural program, which was managed in Toto by the
students themselves.
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Christmas day celebrations
Our Good Shepard church wore a
festive look this Christmas. Carols,
dance, music, jingle bells and candles sum up the fun we
had on Christmas Eve. Madhumita and Aaravamudhan read
out Baba's Christmas message and Keerthi of Eight grade
jockeyed the show with elegance and class.
A New year Experience
Students participated in the New Year celebrations with
gusto and aplomb. The manner in which they rendered
their services was a sight to watch. With people coming
in for the New Year from across the globe, interaction
with them was a rewarding experience for the students.
The Evening Cultural Programme by the Students was well
received and was capped off with Gifts from Baba.
Sushil Hari hostel students received
a huge helping of Humour with "Jurasic Baby" a play by
Crazy mohan and troupe. The Students were literally
rolling with laughter. This play was preceded and
followed by two other plays, which were received well.
Students of Sushil Hari, presented
folk songs and dance at the Nungambakkam Cultural
Academy on the 13th December 2003.
This was highlighted by the Hindu on
the 18th Of December under the title
'Reviving a dying tradition".
Tamil folk songs, which is vivacious,
is best experienced at a live performance something that
doesn't happen often in Chennai. Fortunately for the
audience that night, Dr. Santhakumari and her troup (
singers from 'Samratchana', voluntary organisation, and
students from the Sushil Hari International Residential
School, Kelambakkam) brought them a lively slice of
the past.
Looks like our Sushil Hari Folks are
set to go places.
Vaikunta Ekadasi Culturals - Bharat Natyam by Madhumita
of X std
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  Republic
day was celebrated at Sushil Hari with gusto. Flag
hoisting was followed by patriotic songs. Keerthi of
Class seven gave a soul stirring talk on Mother India
followed by a speech by Mr. Venkatraman, Honorary
Correspondent. The event was concluded by a vote of
thanks by Mr. Subramanyam, taking of the national pledge
and distribution of sweets.
  Sushil
Hari never ceases to amaze. With the variety of dance,
music and drama that is dished out by the students,
every function is a crowd puller.
This New Year brought some very good
performances from the Sushil Hari Students. They danced
to the tune of "Ragupathy Raghava Rajaram", which was
choreographed and performed by the students themselves
with no help from the teachers.
"Mannu Manakkudu"- A program on
Pongal day was filled with folk music and drama which
brought the life in our Villages to the fore.
This was followed by Andal
Tirukalyanam, a dance drama that fed on the life of
Andal and her merger with the almighty. A fabulous piece
of work that was a treat to watch. Truly Sushil Hari
kindles the creative spark in students and lets it burn
bright!
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The Third Sushil Hari Annual Day was
celebrated on Friday the 26th of March at the school
Auditorium. The function was presided over by Mr.
R.Pichai, Chief Educational officer, Kanchivaram. The
other guests of honor were Dr. G. Periannan, HM
Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Chengelpet,
Mr. Periaswamy, HM Government Higher Secondary School,
Maambakkam.
The program started off with a magic show by Mr. James.
This was followed by a prayer and presentation of the
annual report. An absorbing speech by
Mr. Pichai and prize distribution were followed by a
cultural fiesta.
  The
cultural events started with a Punjabi dance by the Tiny
tots, and a play titled "kubera met ganesha". Not only
was the play fun, but there was a message in it for us
on humility. An impressive Karate demonstration by our
School children was followed by a musical choir on
Bharatiyars songs. Another Impressive event was the
dance by Madhumita and Sushmita, who performed a
classical dance to a western note. The Grand Finale was
a dance on nature. In all, the program was as much
enjoyable as it was informative.
  
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pomp and gusto.
The day was jam packed with a
multitude of events and virtually the whole school
participated in the mela. Even the tiny tots were not
missing. The LKG and UKG children brightened the tracks
with their cuddly presence.
 
The Hostel day celebrations provided a grand finale to a
wonderful academic year. As usual the hostel students
impressed us with their powress at theatricals with skit
and dance.
During his speech Baba extolled the
benefits that are enjoyed by our hostel students. Be it
fearlessness, independence or all round personality
developement, SushilHari hostel students imbibe these
qualifies effortlessly.
Madumitha and Sushmita thrilled the
audience on Pournami with their dance
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march past to the flag post flagged off our independence
day celebrations. A national salute to the flag and
playing of the National Anthem were conducted. Baba was
the guest of honour, who received the general salute
from the parade, which was followed by a silent parade
for three minutes, where without any words of command,
students showed drill movements and coordinated them to
 perfection
Formation of Shankaram Shiva Shankaram by Students of
class 1 to 5 was a sight to behold and was followed by a
short function at the auditorium where sweets and snacks
were distributed to the parents and children. An
interactive and interesting Katha Kalekshebam by
Kothamangalam Vishwanathan on Mahatma Gandhi was
followed by a Parent-Teacher meeting. The Evening saw
our students dance to the tune of Vande Mataram.
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What could be a better occasion to rejoice and make
merry, if not our Beloved Baba’s Birthday? The Birthday
celebrations started with a special band playing for the
school students, followed by distribution of sweets to
the students by Baba. The students on their part lit
Fifty Five candles and sang along with the band playing
Happy birthday.
Students also Presented Baba with
loads of gifts and sweets, which were returned to them
with immense love.
Professor Shanmugam who was Baba’s Teacher while at
School, spoke on the ocassion and extolled Baba’s
virtues. He also advised the students to Learn Love,
faith, humanity and sacrifice from Baba.
This was followed by a talk by Mr. Phronjai from
Thailand; a great Siddha and an Industrialist. He said
that he was overwhelmed by the love Shown by the
Children and advised them to remain in silence for a
minute everyday as a thanksgiving to Baba.
Baba praised the work of Mr. Ganesh Pattabiraman, an
engineer from the United States who is presently on
Holiday in India. Mr. Ganesh is of his own volition,
helping students of class 10 prepare for their public
examinations. Baba urged everyone to learn the type of
commitment displayed by Mr. Ganesh
The Evening saw the Hostel Students display a cultural
fiesta, which had the audience glued to their seats.
 
Our Republic day was celebrated at
SushilHari with the usual patriotism. A March past with
drums flagged off the program, which was followed by
hoisting of the flag by Baba who also took the Salute.
Patriotic Sons were sung in Tamil, while students of
standard I Meenakshi, Shivani and Gowthami spoke on the
significance of our National Flag. Swetha of Standard IV
spoke about the importance of the Republic day, which
was followed by Baba’s Speech. Biscuits and Sweets were
also distributed to the Students.
Madhumita of Standard 11 and Sushmita of Standard 9,
depicted the primordial Shiva through their dance. Their
Shiva Thandavam dance had all of us in ecstacy.
On the Pongal day, the story of Andal and her merger
with the Almighty was depicted with class by our
students.
Kinder
garden day or KG day for Short was celebrated at
  Sushil
Hari on the 31st of March with gusto. Parents were
welcomed with roses and a KG child welcomed Baba with a
Bouquet. The program started with an invocation to the
almighty followed by Baghavatham Recitation by the KG
children. This was followed by enactment of a Hindu
wedding ceremony, where the children brought the
ceremony to life by donning all the roles of bride,
groom, purohit and guests. One cute kid who was walking
around taking snaps of the wedding was the highlight of
the spectacle, with the only person objecting being the
real
  camera
man, who had trouble taking the real snaps. The finale
was a flower dance where the children decked up as
flowers brought colour and life onto the stage. This was
followed by Baba’s speech where he thanked the K.G.
teachers for taking care of the kids with love. He also
appealed to the parents to help their children utilize
the holidays productively by reading out books to them
and encouraging them to watch educative channels. The
Program concluded with Baba in his signature
unpredictable style distributing prizes for various
events wearing a monkey mask, which had the children
excited and thrilled. The Prizes were many and varied
with an aim to encourage the children to participate and
develop self confidence. Events included rhymes, story
telling, Drawing, Colouring and various sports events.
General proficiency prizes
M. Swathi - LKG
C.P. Praveen Kumaran - UKG
The annual sports day was celebrated
on 29/3/2005 at
  the
Sushil Hari School Play ground. The day was flagged off
with a march past, followed by Karate and Yoga
Demonstrations by our students. This was followed by the
Prize awarding ceremony where our beloved Baba gave away
prizes to the winners for various events like, 100 Meter
dash, 200 Meter dash, 4 X 100 Meter relay, Volley ball,
Basket ball, Tennicoit, Javelin throw, shot put and
Cricket. The Program was capped off by a speech by Baba
followed by refreshments to the students.
8.3.05
 
Raghavi, Neeraja, Ramya
Madhumita & Sushmita
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