26th January (Republic day)

Republic Day is a celebration of unity and it urges everyone to spread peace and harmony throughout the length and breadth of the country. This auspicious day was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm in the Sambal Samiti. The function commenced with the hoisting of the National Flag followed by National Anthem. The unfurling of the National Flag displays our joy of freedom and a proud moment for the whole Nation.

            National fervour was in the air. March past and PT by the students in synchronization captivated our hearts. Our honorable chairman Sir - Dr. Rajeev Saxena remembered the sacrifices of our great leaders and common people whose vision gave us an opportunity to breathe in the heaven of freedom.  The kids dance on the song "Jai Ho" enhanced the patriotic fervour. Mansi Sharma- trainee of special education threw light on the historical aspect of Republic Day and also drew our attention on enshouldring our duties as responsible citizens of India. Song- "Ram aayenge" by Anamika made the whole atmosphere spiritual. The young pure souls basked in the ocean of spirituality and it stirred each and every soul present there.

            Games are an integral part of the development of personality. Dodging with the handkerchief, musical chair and volleyball showcased the beautiful co-ordination of gross motor skills and cognitive development of the special children. These small activities boosts the morale of these children and builds confidence in them.

CRE PROGRAM DATE 05/12/2023 TO 07/12/2023

A three days CRE program was organised by Sambal Samiti on the approved topic-Provision for Education of Disabled Children. This was in accordance to the Rehabilitation Council of India, New Delhi vide order no. F.No. 7-16(821)/2023-RCI, dated 6/11/2023. 124 participants were registered for the program. Inauguration was done by the Resource person and ISL Interpreter - Mis. Asifa DSLIC-A,B,C LEVEL RCI 2021-81739, Chairman of Sambal Samiti-Dr. Rajeev Saxena, Director-Mrs. Alka Saxena and HOD of Occupational Therapy, Mahatama Gandhi Medical University, Jaipur-Dr. S.K. Meena. All the participants were accorded a warm welcome by the Chairman Dr. Rajeev Saxena 

The highlights of the first day session were------ lecture by Dr. S.K. Meena on the topic-Role of Occupation Therapy in the education of CWSN, lecture by  Dr. Anuradha on the topic-Psychological Assessment for Disabled Children.

 In the second  session different dimensions of Disabled Children were explored . The lecture of Shri Pawan Kumar Sharma on the topic -Teaching Aid for Disabled Children was followed by the lecture of Mrs. Seema Rathore on the topic- Discussion about Multiple Disability and lecture by Mr. Ramkesh Meena on the topic-Importance of Education for Disabled Children.

Second day of the program was full of enthusiasm with the lectures pouring in by the different intellectuals like Benifit of Audiological Assessment in Special Education by Mr. Karan Wasnani, Psychological Assessment for Disabled Children by Mrs. Anuradha  Singh , benifit of UDID Card by Mrs. Archita Saxena-Ex-State Coordinator and provision of Education according to NEP-2020

Knowledge was enhanced by the prudent lecture on the third day of the program. Various lectures were delivered by the Educationist like causes and consequences of Disability by Reena Kumari, RPWD Act 2016 by Mrs. Meera Meena, Psychological Assessment for Disabled Children by Mrs. Anuradha Singh, Problem Face in Education of Disabled Children by Mrs. Ritu Jain, Importance of Education disabled Children by Mr. Ramkesh Meena. 

Evaluation and feedback of the participants were taken. Program concluded with the  distribution of CRE Certificates

JANMASHTMI

Janmashtmi is considered to be the most prominent festival of Hindus. This festival is celebrated across the globe by the Krishna Bhakt, "Darkness cannot Drive out darkness, only light can do that." Keeping this beautiful thought in mind, the Janmashtmi celebration at SAMBAL SAMITI commenced with Pooja and Aarti in the Divine's presence where each and every soul was embraced in the blessings of Almighty Dahi Handi was the attraction of the day. According to Hindu scriptures, Lord Krishn's love for Makhan (Butter) and Dahi (Curd) led him to playful thievery in his childhood. This playful act was recreated  beautifully by the kids who did everything from the depth of their hearts. This innocent act captivated the hearts of the people around. Wrapping of the function was done with the distribution of Prasad - a pious symbol of the festival.

RAKSHA BANDHAN

The fastival of Raksha Bandhan displays love and unity which means the bond of protection. The simple threads of Rakhi symbolize the sacred love of brother and sister. On this day , brothers promise to their sisters to shield them from all troubles and harms and the sisters to shield their brothers from all bad things. This celebration falls on the Shravan Purnima.

On this auspicious day, Rakhi making competition was held. It was really a pleasant surprise to watch the skills of these special children who put their hearts and souls in making beautiful Rakhis. The female special educatiors tied Rakhis on the wrist of these children. Seeing this beautiful scenario, tears welled up in the eyes of the staff who could  feel the essence of Raksha Bandhan in true sense. Sweet distribution added happiness  and joy to this wonderful occasion.

INDEPENDANCE DAY

Freedom is our legacy and independence is our pride. The Independence Day reminds every Indian of the dawn of a new era and the beginning of a new life free from the shackles of slavery. Every soul is born free and freedom is the birth right of each and every individual.

To commemorate this wonderful thought, SAMBAL SAMITI celebrated 15th August with great zeal and enthusiasm. Hoisting of the flag was followed by march past and drill by the special children.  The rhythmic beats and song of the pure and innocent souls filled the whole atmosphere with patriotic fervor. The participation of special children along with the special educators showcased a deep bonding between them. The programme concluded with the speech of the Director Dr. Rajeev Saxena who recalled sacrifices of our freedom fighters and motivated the children to cherish the value of freedom.

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