Shilpi Divas, a significant day in Assam was celebrated in RGS today. It was 17th January when Jyoti Prasad Agarwala passed away in 1951 at the age of 49 years which is celebrated as Shilpi Divas. Rupkonwar Jyoti Prasad Agarwala paved the way for future artists in a variety of areas of culture, including theatre, literature, filmmaking, lyrics, music composition, etc. Our Principal garlanded the bust of Late Agarwala followed by Jyoti Sangeet and instrumental presentation by the students of RGS. The grand daughter in law of Mr. Agarwala, Ms. Loya Agarwala graced the occasion by her speech.

If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion.”-Dalai Lama Bihu-the festival of harvest saw love being spread all around by the students of Royal Global School. On the 13th of January, 2023 ,the students of Royal Global School decided to share a part of their happiness with the inmates of Helping Hand Old-age Home. The students of Grade 9C and 9E accompanied by their class teachers Bidisha Dutta and Upasana Chowdhury visited the Helping Hand Old-age Home as part of their Pre-Bihu celebration. The students participated in the process passionately. They carried with them grocery items and other required goods for the people there. The children also distributed Laru and Pitha amongst the inmates. They listened to the tragic stories that left the students disheartened but at the same time they tried their best to spread love and happiness among the people. The students sang songs to them and even shaked their legs to a few Bihu songs. The inmates of the house thoroughly enjoyed the presence of the kids. They were almost in tears when the children called them “koka” and “aaita”. The visit to the Old-age Home was a different kind of experience altogether for the kids which could inculcate in them the sense of love, compassion and responsibility towards their fellow beings.