English Day Celebration

April 24, 2024

"English Indian writers have made significant contributions to literature, blending their cultural heritage with the English language to create a unique and rich literary landscape." The English Day celebration at SPSKE proved to be a resounding success, offering a vibrant showcase of the talent and dedication of Sagarites from various classes, each focusing on the works of prominent Indian English writers. Students from Class VI captivated the audience with their presentation on R.K. Narayan's timeless story, providing a vivid glimpse into the idyllic world of Malgudi. The talented students from Class VII then shared their insights on Vikram Seth's iconic poem, "The Frog and the Nightingale." They dissected the symbolism, characters, and underlying messages, shedding light on the themes of talent, exploitation, and the pursuit of artistic fulfillment. Class VIII took the stage with their exploration of Rabindranath Tagore's poignant poem, "The Unworthy Gift." Their interpretation delved into the layers of spiritualism and materialism. Class IX presented a captivating analysis of Sudha Murty's enchanting short story, "How I Taught My Grandmother to Read." This heartwarming tale resonated with the audience, showcasing the transformative power of literacy and the beautiful bonds of love and family. The diligent students from Classes X to XII took the audience on a journey through Anees Jung's compelling narrative, "The Lost Spring." Their presentation focused on themes of the lost childhood of the children who suffer from poverty which forces them to live a life of exploitation and the universal quest for a better life. Overall, the English Day celebration at SPSKE was a celebration of creativity, storytelling, and the timeless influence of Indian English writers. It was a day filled with inspiration, learning, and a deep respect for the rich literary heritage that continues to thrive in our society. Let's have a look at the Glimpses!