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🌟 Students of the Month – February 2026 🌟We are proud to share the photos of our Students of the Month! 🎉These dedicated...
19/03/2026

🌟 Students of the Month – February 2026 🌟
We are proud to share the photos of our Students of the Month! 🎉
These dedicated students achieved 100% attendance throughout February 2026, showing their commitment, discipline, and enthusiasm for learning. 📚✨
Your consistency and hard work truly inspire everyone. Keep shining and setting an amazing example! 👏
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07/01/2026

Bedu Pako Baramasa – Chandranagar”
One of Uttarakhand’s most beloved folk songs, “Bedu Pako Baramasa” literally means “the fig ripens all year long.”
It celebrates nature’s abundance, the rhythm of seasons, and the quiet joy woven into mountain life.
Often called the cultural anthem of Uttarakhand, it paints vibrant images of blooming forests, flowing winds, and a community living in harmony with nature.
A timeless melody that connects generations — reminding us how deeply Garhwal’s beauty lives in its music. 💛⛰️

Performed by the students of CKS Foundation (Chandranagar Centre) at our 15th Annual Function.

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02/01/2026

Performed by Mansi, a visually impaired student of our Delhi Centre, this soulful rendition of “Ae Maalik Tere Bande Hum” carries the prayerful simplicity and purity that makes this song timeless.

Originally from the 1957 classic Do Aankhen Barah Haath, written by Bharat Vyas and composed by Vasant Desai, the hymn has long been cherished as a universal call for peace, integrity, and kindness.
Its words remind us:

“Ae Maalik, Tere Bande Hum… aise ho hamare karam.”
A prayer that we always choose righteousness, humility, and compassion.

Through her voice, Mansi transforms this melody into a message of strength, grace, and light — a moment that touches the heart far beyond the stage. 💛✨

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29/12/2025

Medley – Madaan, Samlyona Rumaal & Rangraat – Pokhari

This energetic Garhwali medley celebrates the youth, rhythm, and joy of mountain life.

“Madaan” captures the community cheer of the jhumar dance, “Samlyona Rumaal” brings playful romance, and “Rangraat” — meaning a colourful night — reflects festive evenings filled with music and laughter.

Blending tradition with modern beats, this performance shows how Uttarakhand’s spirit remains timeless yet ever-alive.

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Performed by the students of the CKS Foundation – Pokhari Centre at our 15th Annual Function. 💛⛰️

20/12/2025

Phagunero Mohonay (Dance)
“Phagunero Mohonay” is a vibrant Bengali folk-fusion spring song inspired by Phagun — the last month of the Bengali calendar, when spring arrives with Basant Utsav, colours, and celebration.
The title means “In the enchantment of Phagun”, capturing nature’s awakening, love, and colour. Rooted in the Shantiniketan tradition, the piece blends poetry, movement, and melody into a joyful ode to renewal.
Modern versions bring folk rhythm together with contemporary dance, bright costumes, and the hues of gulal — symbolising hope, togetherness, and the promise that life always blooms again.
Performed by the CKS Foundation – Delhi Centre at our 15th Annual Function. 🌸✨

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18/12/2025

“Rajuli” — a tender Garhwali folk ballad of love, longing, and quiet ache.
It tells the story of a woman waiting for her beloved, her emotions carried through the valleys like a whispered prayer.
Simple yet soulful, the melody reflects the beauty, silence, and emotional depth of Garhwal — where every note echoes the mountain winds.
Performed by the students of CKS Foundation at our 15th Annual Function on 2nd November 2025, this piece honours the richness of our folk traditions and the stories that shape our hills. 💛⛰️

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16/12/2025

Jhijhiya – Delhi Centre (Dance)
A sacred folk dance from Mithila, Jhijhiya is performed during Navratri in honour of Kul Devta Bramha Baba, the village guardian who protects communities from evil, drought, and disease.
Women dance in circles carrying earthen pots with lamps inside — the glowing jhijhiya symbolising light over darkness and the power of collective faith.
Folk tradition tells us that Bramha Baba is not the creator-god Brahma, but a Gram Devta — a local protector whose blessings ensure safety and wellbeing.
Through rhythm, prayer, and movement, this performance brings an ancient invocation to life.
Presented by the CKS Foundation – Delhi Centre at our 15th Annual Function. 💛✨

05/12/2025

Shaurya Foundation
This joyful Bollywood medley by the students of Shaurya Foundation brings together some of the most loved melodies of the last decade — songs of love, longing, innocence, and warmth.
From the tenderness of “O Tere Sang Yaara” and the playful charm of “O Rabba,” to the heartfelt emotion of “Manga Jo Mera,” “Tere Mast Mast Do Nain,” and “Channa Mereya,” each song adds its own colour and feeling.
Performed with sincerity and joy, this piece celebrates music as a bridge — connecting abilities, voices, and dreams.
This performance is part of a special collaboration between CKS Foundation and Shaurya Foundation Trust, an organisation empowering neurodiverse adults through creativity, education, and inclusive employment. 💛🎶

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02/12/2025

This vibrant medley brings together five beloved Garhwali folk songs — a celebration of everyday life in the hills.
From playful teasing to wedding celebrations, from seasonal joy to village humour, each tune carries a story of Garhwal’s warmth and spirit.
“Ghughuti” reflects festive joy, “Bhagyani Bou” speaks of affection, “Gajmala” celebrates wedding traditions, “Chaita ki Chaitwaal” captures spring’s colours, and “Vidur Mama” adds humour and village charm.
Woven into a lively remix style, this performance bridges tradition and modern rhythm — a joyful tribute to the cultural heartbeat of our mountains.
Performed by the CKS Foundation – Pokhari Centre at our 15th Annual Function. 💛⛰️

27/11/2025

With effortless style and pure heart, Arhant brings his own flavour to this iconic Guns N’ Roses classic.
His riffs carry both power and warmth — a young musician finding his voice, one string at a time.
Performing at the CKS Foundation 15th Annual Function, he adds a rock ‘n’ roll spark to an evening filled with culture, colour, and community.
A proud moment for all of us — watching passion turn into performance. 🎸✨

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21/11/2025

Hey Nanda - Bhanaj A Garhwali folk tribute to Goddess Nanda Devi, the beloved guardian of Uttarakhand.

This timeless song traces her sacred journey through the mountains - a journey carried in the hearts of villagers across Devbhoomi.

Through gentle rhythm, traditional attire, and pure devotion, our performers bring alive the divine grace and spiritual strength of Nanda Devi.

In the Himalayas, the people, the goddess, and the land are one - and tonight's performance is a salute to that eternal bond.

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