Rakhi of Gratitude: Honouring Those Who Protect, Guide and Serve

On 27 August 2026,Jagat Taran Golden Jubilee School, Prayagraj marked Raksha Bandhan with a meaningful extension of the festival’s spirit beyond the family circle. In an act of respect and gratitude, students tied rakhis to Principal Mrs Dolly Banerjee, Shri Amit Kumar Neogy (Manager, Jagat Taran Golden Jubilee School), and personnel from George Town Police Station, Colonelganj Police Station, and the RAF at Shantipuram, honouring those who guide, protect and serve the community.
Under the compassionate and resolute leadership of Principal Mrs Dolly Banerjee, the celebration took on deeper emotional significance. Her nurturing yet principled guidance encourages students to connect values with action, teaching them that true education awakens the heart as well as the mind. This outlook moves the school beyond academics to forge citizens who respond to society with empathy, courage and commitment.
The gesture resonated strongly with the school motto, “Learning and Service,” reminding students that the highest purpose of learning is to nurture gratitude, responsibility and a spirit of service. A simple thread carried a profound message: a generation learning that gratitude is not merely expressed—it is lived.