Jaipur, Aug.13,2025: Under the banner of Theatre of Heroes & Dance of Traditions, the inter-house Hindi Drama Competition showcased moving performances by Classes 6 to
Opening Moments
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Theatre of Heroes & Dance of Traditions began with palpable energy. As the curtains rose, eager students from Classes 6–8 and Classes 9–12 prepared to transform the stage into a tribute to India’s illustrious heritage. The theme “Veer Ras” resonated, setting a tone of bravery, sacrifice, and artistic grandeur.
Hindi Drama Highlights
Under the banner of Theatre of Heroes & Dance of Traditions, the inter-house Hindi Drama Competition showcased moving performances by Classes 6 to 8. Each act paid homage to India’s heroes—through stories of courage and sacrifice, infused with melodious interludes that wove harmony into powerful narratives.
The judges—Ms. Anita Joshi (St. Anselm’s, Mansarovar), Ms. Sangeeta Sharma (St. Anselm’s, Madrampura), and Mr. Ritesh Dhakad (St. Xavier’s, Nevta)—commended the students’ emotive portrayals and narrative depth. They reminded the young thespians that life itself is a grand stage and to carry that patriotic spirit beyond their performances.
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Vibrant Folk Performance
Following the theatrical tribute, Theatre of Heroes & Dance of Traditions moved into a burst of rhythm with the Group Dance Competition. Classes 9 to 12 embraced South Indian folk traditions, enchanting the audience with synchronized moves, vivid costumes, and infectious energy.
The judges—Ms. Chitra Jangid (St. Anselm’s, Mansarovar), Ms. Arpita Bhargava, and Ms. Anju A. Mary (both from St. Xavier’s, Nevta)—praised the participants for their vibrant performances and encouraged them to value joy in performing, reminding them that the true victory lies in giving their best, regardless of the outcome.
Judges’ Reflections and Inspiring Messages
Throughout Theatre of Heroes & Dance of Traditions, judges offered inspiring reflections:
Ms. Sangeeta Sharma encouraged students to view themselves as lifelong artists, extending their patriotic pride into everyday life.
Ms. Chitra Jangid highlighted the significance of performance joy, urging performers to embrace the journey rather than fear defeat.
These messages elevated the event from a competition to a lesson in self-expression and cultural pride.
Victors and Standing Ovations
With anticipation mounting, Rev. Fr. Sangeeth Raj SJ, the Principal, announced the winners:
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Drama – Theatre of Heroes & Dance of Traditions
Yellow House – Top Honour
Green House – Runners-up
Blue House – Third Place
Dance – Theatre of Heroes & Dance of Traditions
Blue House – Awarded the crown
Red House – Second Place
Green House – Third Place
The applause echoed through the auditorium as participants celebrated not just victory, but shared creativity and camaraderie.
Arts & Patriotism in Schools
Theatre of Heroes & Dance of Traditions embodies the vibrant spirit of Indian schools where arts and patriotism converge. Events like these nurture teamwork, cultural understanding, and national pride—essential skills in today’s diverse world.
St. Xavier’s School, Nevta, established in 2015, stands as a prominent CBSE Jesuit institution. It promotes a range of events—from sports and science exhibitions to music, drama, and annual celebrations—creating an environment where creativity thrives alongside academic excellence.
By transforming abstract themes like Veer Ras into living performances, the school reinforces how arts can reflect societal ideals and fortify young minds.
Legacy of a Spectacular Day
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Theatre of Heroes & Dance of Traditions left an indelible mark on everyone at St. Xavier’s, Nevta. It was more than a competition—it was a bold statement of youthful creativity, unity, and cultural pride.
Through drama and dance, students discovered their power to move audiences, embody values, and celebrate their heritage. The day affirmed that when arts and patriotism align, they yield a performance that resonates far beyond the stage.