Hindi Dohe and Sanskrit Shloka Competition
Date: 12 September 2026
Venue: School Quadrangle
Classes: Grade 6 to Grade 10
Learning Outcomes
Students develop clear pronunciation, fluency, and voice modulation while reciting dohas and shlokas.Enhance their confidence and stage presence through public performance.
Report of the activity : The School organised a special Hindi Assembly for the students.The assembly was organised with the objective of promoting the beauty of the Hindi language and creating awareness about India’s rich literary and cultural heritage. . As part of the programme, a Hindi Dohe Competition and Sanskrit Shloka Competition for students of Grades 6 to 10 was conducted on 12 September 2026 in the school Quadrangle. The competitions aimed to encourage students to appreciate the richness of Indian languages, literature, values, and cultural heritage.
The event began with a warm welcome to the participants and the gathering. Students enthusiastically presented Hindi dohas of renowned poets such as Kabir, Rahim, and other eminent poets. Their confident recitation, clear pronunciation, meaningful expressions, and understanding of the messages conveyed through the dohas made the performances impressive.
This was followed by the Sanskrit Shloka Competition, in which students recited inspiring and meaningful shlokas from various Sanskrit texts. The participants demonstrated excellent pronunciation, memorisation, voice modulation, and stage confidence. The melodious and rhythmic recitation created a serene and culturally enriching atmosphere in the Quadrangle.
The event concluded with words of appreciation for all the participants, teachers, and organisers whose efforts contributed to its success. The Hindi Dohe and Sanskrit Shloka Competitions were truly enriching experiences for the students of Grades 6 to 10.