Independence Day is a significant day in the history of India, and it is celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotism across the country. However, for migrant children who live away from their homes, this day holds a different meaning altogether. They may feel disconnected from the celebrations and miss their families and friends back home.
To make this day special for migrant children, KISMAT Kannur organized different competitions and events. These activities aim to bring the children together and create a sense of unity and belongingness among them.
One such event is a drawing competition. The children are given drawing sheets and colors to create their artwork on the theme of Independence Day. This activity not only enhances their creativity but also helps them understand the significance of the day.
Another popular activity is kite making . Kite flying is a traditional activity that has been a part of Independence Day celebrations in India for many years. Children enjoy flying kites and competing with each other. This activity also teaches them teamwork and coordination.
Apart from these activities, cultural programs and speeches are also organized to educate children about the history of India’s struggle for independence. These programs also showcase the diversity of India’s culture and traditions.
Overall, Independence Day celebrations among migrant children are an excellent way to make them feel included and connected to their country’s history and culture. It also helps them develop a sense of pride and patriotism towards their nation.
We allso celebrated Independence Day with migrant workers who are away from their families. Sweets are distributed, and they are given a message of hope and unity. These celebrations help them feel appreciated and valued in their adopted home and create a sense of belongingness among them.
In conclusion, Independence Day celebrations hold great significance for migrant children and workers in India. It is a day to celebrate the country’s history, culture, and diversity, and to create a sense of unity and belongingness among all citizens, regardless of their background or status. These celebrations help in instilling a sense of pride and patriotism towards the nation and its people.