Jamshedpur: The 1991 Class 10 batch of Gulmohur High School, Telco Colony, Jamshedpur, came together for a grand three-day reunion titled ‘Revibe 91’, held from December 26 to 28, 2025. Around 75 former classmates participated in the event, marking a memorable celebration of friendship, gratitude, and shared legacy.
The reunion was marked by nostalgic moments as alumni revisited their alma mater, walked through familiar classrooms, and relived cherished school memories. A highlight of the celebrations was the heartfelt expression of gratitude towards the now-retired teachers, whose guidance played a pivotal role in shaping the lives and careers of the 1991 batch, many of whom are today settled across India and abroad.
In a meaningful gesture of social responsibility, the alumni also announced the establishment of a financial aid initiative for underprivileged students of Gulmohur High School, guided by the motto “Time to Give Back.”
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from both alumni and current school staff from the primary and high school sections. A special round of applause was extended to the Revibe 91 Organising Committee for their meticulous planning and execution. The committee included Co-Chairs Rajagopal Swaminathan and Abhay Kumar Singh, along with members Sunita Rao, C. H. Pranahita, Arpito Gope, Binita Mohanty, Amit Guha, Monika Srivastava, Arjun Katiyar, and Dharampal Singh.
Speaking on the occasion, Rajagopal Swaminathan said, “This reunion is especially meaningful as it brings us together around the landmark age of 50 and marks the 45th anniversary of our schooling. It is probably one of the largest reunions of our batch, with participants joining from across India and countries such as the US, UK, Dubai, and Australia. The day at the school was filled with songs, skits, quizzes, audio-visual memories, and felicitations. The Gratitude Awards for Teachers and the ‘Gratitude for Gulmohur’ initiative were truly the most touching moments.”
The Revibe 91 reunion concluded on a warm and celebratory note, reaffirming lifelong bonds, gratitude for educators, and a collective commitment to give back to the institution that shaped generations.
