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Jamshedpur, August 7: The Tagore Society, an organization dedicated to the promotion of art and culture, organized several programmes to pay homage to immortal poet Rabindranath Tagore on the occasion of his 83rd death anniversary.
A tree plantation program was conducted in the Rabindra Bhavan campus, where students of Tagore Academy performed a welcome song.
Dr. H.S. Paul, President of Tagore Society, highlighted that Kobi Guru was revered as a poet of nature, and his works reflected the essence of the natural world. He observed, “Even today, on his Mahaprayan Diwas (death anniversary), we remember him through his timeless creations, which are relevant in every season and time.”
The chief guest, SDO Parul Singh, praised the tree plantation initiative as highly inspiring in the current situation. She also unveiled a wall magazine. Later in the morning, a blood donation camp was organized under the aegis of Tagore Academy. Teachers, staff, and parents participated in the camp that was conducted between 10:30 AM and 3:30 PM during which 49 units were collected.
In the evening, teachers and students of Tagore School of Arts, run by the Tagore Society, paid homage to Rabindranath Tagore through a tribute program featuring Rabindra Sangeet composed by the poet. Ashis Chowdhury, General Secretary of Tagore Society, stated that the primary objective of the program was to honor Kobi Guru on Mahaprayan Diwas and draw inspiration from his works, which remain relevant for all times and seasons.
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