Guru Purnima is a festival dedicated to offering respect to all the spiritual academic Gurus. It is celebrated as a festival in our SARASWATI SHISHU MANDIR and across India. This festival is traditionally observed to honour one’s chosen teacher or guru.
Dol purnima is a festival of colour. We all celebrate Dol Purnima with great enthusiasm and energy in our SARASWATI SHISHU MANDIR and also in our locality. Dol Purnima is believed to be the day that Lord Krishna and Radha reunited.
The festival of Raksha Bandhan is referred to as Rakhi Purnima as it falls on a full moon day in the Shravan month. The word 'Rakhi' symbolizes the bond of love and protection between a brother and sister while 'Purnima' means a full moon day. On this day, a sister ties a rakhi around the wrist of her brother in order to pray for his prosperity, health and well-being. The brother in return offers a gifts and promises to protect his sister from any harm and under every circumstance. Here in Tarapur sishu mandir we celebrate rakhi purnima with our teacher and students.
MATA SARASWATI is the goddess of learning and music. Saraswati Puja is organized in honour of her under students of Saraswati Shishu Mandir. Every year it is celebrated with great glee. Students and many villagers take part in this puja to pray before Mata Saraswati.
Netaji Jayanti, or Subhas Chandra Bose's birthday, is celebrated on 23rd January every year to remember and honour Netaji's vigour as one of the greatest freedom fighters of India. This day tributes the birth of India's most celebrated revolutionary and visionary freedom fighter, who spent his entire life fighting for the independence and honour of his nation. Students of Saraswati Shishu Mandir celebrate this occasion with great enthusiasm and respect.
Rabindra Jayanti is celebrated on 25 th Baishakh (Begali monthin India, particularly in the state of West Bengal, to commemorate the birth anniversary of the famous Bengali poet and Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore. Rabindra Jayanti is an important day for the people of Bengal and students of Saraswati Shishu Mandir celebrate this occasion with great enthusiasm to honor the life and works of Rabindranath Tagore.
Swami Vivekananda's birthday is celebrated on the 12th of January every year in India.The day is also observed as the National Youth Day. Students of Saraswati Shishu Mandir celebrate this occasion with great enthusiasm to honour the life and works of Swami Vivekananda.
India celebrates its Republic Day on January 26 each year. The Republic Day is observed every year by the people of the nation and also by the students of Saraswati Shishu Mandir All the students of SSM take part in parade to observe India’s Republic Day.
Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated every year to mark the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna. Krishna Janmashtami is observed on the 8th day of the month Bhadra every year, as per the Hindu calendar. Hindus believe that Lord Krishna was born at midnight in the Rohini Nakshatra of this month. All the students of SSM celebrate Janmastami with great devotion praying their well-beings.
Tarapur Seva Bharti Seva Udyog has been celebrating Bharatmata on 7th November every year.Various programs are also organized in this festival. Time has come to realize how important Bharatmata Pujan is in present times. Abanindranath Tagore's Bharatmata image is currently installed here in Vigraha form. Nandalal Basu in a conversation with Dr. Panchanan Mandal said, “The first famous film Avnibabu finished there was “Bangamata” (1902). This "Bangamatai" became Bharatmata in 1905. Nivedita was the role model for Roopabayab in Bharatmata. Again the transition of "Bangamata" to "Bharatmata" is the initiative of Nivedita. In the development of Indian nationalism, Bharatmata Chitrakhani became a symbol of nationalism in subjugated India. For various reasons all Indians collectively held up Abanindranath Tagore's painting of Bharatmata Chitrakhani as the only nationalistic symbol of subjugated India during the various agitations. Bharatmata Vigraha has all the characteristics of India. For example, in the image, Bharata Mata is holding the Vedas, rice husks, chanting garlands and wearing white clothes in her four hands. Due to this form, this image easily symbolizes the Indian civilization and cultural heritage of the people of India. At present we pray to make all our selves more pure by worshiping Adhisthita Chaturbhuja Bagdevi, Parambrahma Om and Bharatmata Puja.
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