Important contribution of tribal society in nature conservation: Fr. Arun

BULLETIN INDIA DESK ::

Bokaro, Desk.

On the occasion of World Tribal Day, a grand colorful program was organized at St. Xavier’s School, Bokaro on Friday. Let us tell you that the people of Jharkhand celebrate 09 August as World Tribal Day, which clearly reflects the cultural pride and reverence of the tribal society.

Principal Father Arun Minj, while talking about the tribal society, told about the tribal groups that they play an important role in natural conservation.

The program was well conducted by Rishawn, Sharbeen, Swastika, Rudransh, Nitin and Varshika. Sunita Minj, Angelus, Rajita Ekka and Supriya Manisha Horo participated in the program as the jury. In the programme, children from different houses presented dances of tribal society from different areas. Which includes Karma dance, Jhumar dance which gives a unique message of collective unity, nature and love to the society.

The main attraction of the program was the dance “Jaani Shikar” performed by the teachers. It is held every twelve years. In this only women go out hunting.

At the end of the program, all the judges expressed their feelings and said that this combination of art and education is very important for the students and Xavier’s Bokaro is the first school which is celebrating Tribal Day with so much emotion and style. At the same time, all the judges congratulated the school management for organizing such a beautiful event.

Taking the program forward, Chandrima Ray announced the results. In middle school, Loyola House placed first, Brito House placed second, and Xavier House and Gonzaga House placed third. Loyala House also dominated in 12th and High School. Students of Loyala House stood first on the basis of their performance, Xavier stood second and Brito stood third. Gonzaga House remained in last place. Student Council member Sania thanked the school management, teachers of all the houses, the audience present and all the staff wholeheartedly.