

Jagiroad: The Indus Academy, an English-medium school established in the year 2003, in the town of Jagiroad, has displayed the perfect amalgamation of tradition and innovation when its students presented the classical Bhaona in the two-day foundation day celebration of the school.
In connection with the celebration, the students of Indus Academy performed a mythological presentation of Bhaona, titled 'Sita Haran Bali Badh,' in which they were able to mesmerise everyone present with their disciplined acts as well as perfect stage presence.
Moreover, the Indus Academy is the only CBSE-affiliated school in Jagiroad and has recently opened Classes XI and XII. Beyond growth, the institute also lays maximum stress on the social, cultural, physical, and mental development of its pupils. This was assorted as the foundation day celebrations gave the children an opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich Assamese culture.
Furthermore, PIONEER, the magazine of the school, was launched officially by Jagiroad Sub-Divisional Commissioner Hriday Kumar Das, who praised the school for instilling cultural awareness in the students.
The function was marked by the presence of several dignitaries, the school principal, Namita Sharma, vice-principal, Dolly Sarkar, president of the educational trust, Sanjeev Saikia, Secretary Manoranjan Mishra, Treasurer, Hrushikesh Kalta, Chairman of the Jagiroad Development Authority, Dibyajit Neog, and other esteemed guests such as Achyut Kumar Borah, Ishwari Upadhay, Upama Saikia, Soheil Ahmed, and Saurav Saikia. The event was well-attended by the management, students, and parents.
The programme concluded with various programmes, consisting of an energetic cultural event where the younger lot of students performed folk dances and songs for different community representations, showcasing the rich diversity in Assam. The Bhaona show was an outstanding piece, which received immense appreciation for its originality and artistic presentation.