Independence Day


Marthoma Girls HSS in Thrissur celebrated India’s 77th Independence Day with a vibrant display of patriotism and enthusiasm. The school premises were adorned with colorful decorations, setting the perfect backdrop for the day’s festivities. The program commenced with the hoisting of the National Flag by the  Higher Secondary School Principal, Rince P Sebastian followed by a warm welcome address. The esteemed Captain Lovji K N, Associate NCC Officer from Vimala College, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Students from all sections showcased their talents through patriotic songs, synchronized group dances, and a thought-provoking mime performance.









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