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ISB Celebrates Malayalam and Sanskrit Day with Cultural Fervour

 The Indian School Bahrain (ISB) celebrated Malayalam and Sanskrit Day 2026 with great enthusiasm on Sunday, November 1, at the Jashanmal Auditorium, highlighting the richness of India’s linguistic heritage and cultural traditions. The celebration brought together students to appreciate the literary beauty, artistic expressions and enduring cultural significance of Malayalam and Sanskrit. The programme commenced with the national anthem. Principal Santha Kumar Dasari inaugurated the celebration by lighting the ceremonial lamp. ISB Hon.Asst.Secretary & Member-Academics Ranjini Mohan,Senior Section Vice-Principal Regi Varughese, Middle Section Vice-Principal Biju Vasudevan Asari,Staff Representative Parvathi Devadas, Malayalam & Sanskrit HoD Vibi Sarath, head teachers  and other heads of departments attended. Adyaja Santhosh of Class X D welcomed the gathering.

The cultural programme featured a vibrant array of performances that reflected the traditions and artistic heritage of Keralam. Thiruvathirakkali, oppana, margamkali, aksharaslokam, poem recitation, group song, story telling, dauffmuttu and band  captivated the audience, showcasing the students’ talent, coordination and dedication. The performances offered a glimpse into India’s  rich cultural landscape, while emphasising the role of language and art in preserving traditions across generations. The competitions provided students with opportunities to demonstrate their proficiency in languages, literary creativity, recitation, reading, handwriting and artistic expression.The winners received certificates from the school officials. Shashankit Rupesh Iyer  proposed vote of thanks.  Devasree C. Susanthkumar served as the master of ceremonies. The celebration reflected the school’s commitment to nurturing linguistic awareness, encouraging creative expression and preserving India’s diverse cultural heritage. ISB Hon. Chairman Adv. Binu Mannil Varughese, Hon. Secretary V. Rajapandian, Hon. Asst. Secretary & Hon. Member–Academics Ranjini Mohan, and Principal Santha Kumar Dasari congratulated the winners and appreciated all the participants for their enthusiastic involvement and artistic excellence. 

MALAYALAM DAY WINNERS

1.      Poem Recitation-Malayalam for Class X:  1. Devapriya Sunil (X E), 2.Saad Al Din Sanofar (X J), 3.Rishitha Mahesh (X E)

2.      Poetry Writing -Malayalam for Class IX: 1. Sreya Krishna (IX I), 2.Deon Thomas Biji (IX J), 3. Sheza Ashraf (IX I)

3.      Speech – Malayalam for Class VIII:1. Isha Nasreem Mohammed (VIII D), 2.Aysha Minha (VIII M), 3.Anamika Biju (VIII D).

4.      Caption Writing for Class VII : 1.Sreenandha P. S (VII N), 2.Vaiga R Pillai (VII U), 3.Nathaniel Vindod (VII F)

5.      Poem Recitation – Malayalam for Class VI : 1.Aamilah Shanavas (VI Y), 2.Vyka Shaju (VI G), 3.Punya Shaji (VI F)

6.      Handwriting for Class V: 1.Samuel Jinoy (V F), 2.Adwaith Maju (V C), 3. Sreejesh Arimburuvalappil Deepa (V F)

7.      Handwriting for Class IV: 1.Sreedhwani (IV P), 2.Vihana Jayan (IV U), 3.Evelyn Jimmy (IV P)

SANSKRIT DAY WINNERS

1.      Poem Recitation – Sanskrit for Class X: 1.Shashankit Rupesh Iyer (X P), 2.Ananya Sreejith (X B), 3.Abhay Krishna (X P)& Rahi Rakeshkumar Raval (X P)

2.      Poem Recitation – Sanskrit for Class IX:1.Madhav Krishna (IX P), 2.Pranav Pramod (IX P), 3.Nia Pearl Naveen (IX P)

3.      Poster Making for Class VIII: 1.Nived Vinod (VIII D), 2.Sivani Aravindan Nair (VIII R), 3. Anika Smitha Kumar (VIII C) & Smitiha Nehal Kannanchery (VIII S)

4.      Reading for Class VII: 1.Vedha Siju (VII Y), 2.Aaradhya Remeshan (VII F), 3.Prarthana Anurag Nitha (VII E)

5.      Reading for Class VI:1.Jewel George (VI W),2.Gourinanda P. Sylendran (VI X),3.Ananya Yogisha Nayak (VI X)

6.      Handwriting for Class V:1.Ram Tyagi (V I), 2.Akshita Ramsanjiwan Pal (V T), 3.Shreya Kumari (V G)

7.      Handwriting for Class IV: 1.Aarohee Shrivastava (IV H), 2.Durva Rupesh Bagave (IV S), 3.Neera Prajapati (IV N)


Posted on 2026-11-05

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.