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Aryabhata and JC Bose Houses Lead in ISB Youth Festival Tarang

Aryabhata House  and JC Bose House have taken a decisive lead in Tarang 2026, the annual Youth Festival of The Indian School Bahrain (ISB), heading an intense battle for the top spot. Aryabhata House  currently leads the standings with 1202 points, closely followed by JC Bose House in second place with 1199 points. CV Raman House holds third position with 1152 points, while Vikram Sarabhai House stands fourth with 1105 points. More than 1,000 trophies and certificates will be presented during the upcoming Grand Finale  which will feature the presentation of individual awards and special recognitions to honour outstanding achievements.

The annual youth festival provides a vibrant platform for students across different age groups to showcase their talents in dance, music, public speaking and dramatic arts. The event reflects the school’s commitment to holistic education by encouraging creativity, confidence and artistic excellence among students.

Results:

In Mohiniyattam Level A, Nakshatra Raj Cherootingara of Class XI, representing Vikram Sarabhai House, secured first place. Seja Lakshmi Nalladath of Class XI, representing JC Bose House, won second place, while Malavika Biju of Class XI, representing Aryabhata House, took third place.

In Mohiniyattam Level B, Ameya Santhosh Babu of Class IX, representing CV Raman House, won first place. Nanditha Deepa of Class XI, representing JC Bose House, secured second place, followed by Vaiga Prasanth of Class IX, representing CV Raman House, in third place.

In Carnatic Music (Boys), Level A, Advaith Anilkumar of Class XII, representing Vikram Sarabhai House, secured first place. Rohit Rajeev of Class XII won second place, while Anirudh Aneesh Ramya of Class XII, representing Aryabhata House, secured third place.

In Carnatic Music (Boys), Level D, Advik Krishna Sreepadam of Class V, representing JC Bose House, won first place. Kailasnath Abhilash Dhanusree of Class IV, representing CV Raman House, secured second place, while Naimal Nainudas of Class V, representing JC Bose House, took third place.

 In Carnatic Music (Girls), Level D, Aadya Sanju of Class IV, representing JC Bose House, secured first place. Devna Roshith of Class V, representing Aryabhata House, won second place, followed by Lakshita Rohit of Class IV, representing JC Bose House, in third place.

 

In Hindustani Music (Girls), Level A, Charvi Jincy Surjith of Class XII, representing Aryabhata House, won first place. Shreya Gopakumar of Class XII, representing Vikram Sarabhai House, secured second place, while Priyamvada Neaha Shaju of Class XII, representing CV Raman House, took third place.

In English Light Music (Boys), Level D, Advik Krishna Sreepadam of Class V, representing JC Bose House, secured first place. Aahil Ajith Maroli of Class V, representing Aryabhata House, won second place, while Akshaj Shajith Pillai of Class V, representing Vikram Sarabhai House, secured third place.

In English Light Music (Girls), Level B, Annie Teresa Benny of Class IX, representing JC Bose House, won first place. Keona Mae Braganza of Class IX, representing CV Raman House, secured second place, followed by Mehreen Fayaz of Class X, representing Vikram Sarabhai House, in third place.

In Hindi Speech, Level D, Ira Prabodhan Desai of Class IV, representing Vikram Sarabhai House, secured first place. Ruhaan Ramprakash Choudhary of Class IV, representing JC Bose House, won second place, while Nida Abdul Razaq Kazi of Class IV, representing Vikram Sarabhai House, took third place.

In English/Hindi Monoact, Level B, Vaiga Prasanth of Class IX, representing CV Raman House, secured first place. Araina Mohanty of Class X, representing Aryabhata House, won second place, while Deepanshi Gopal of Class IX, representing Vikram Sarabhai House, secured third place.

ISB Hon.Chairman Adv. Binu Mannil Varughese, Hon.Secretary V. Rajapandian, members of the Executive Committee, Principal Santha Kumar Dasari  and  Academic Administration Vice-Principal Rajesh Nair congratulated the participants on their dedication, enthusiasm and outstanding performances.

Date Month 2026, ISB ISA TOWN CAMPUS
ISB Youth Festival Tarang26

THE INDIAN SCHOOL BAHRAIN

The Indian School is a CBSE affiliated school located in Bahrain. It was founded in the year 1950. The Indian School, Bahrain has around 12,000 students and is one of the largest co-ed schools in the Gulf.