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Seekpath Academy Hosts Heartwarming Summer Camp Farewell at Tagore Theatre

In a moving tribute to creativity and childhood, Seekpath Academy, under the leadership of Ritika Malhotra, hosted a vibrant farewell ceremony for its Summer Camp participants at the iconic Tagore Theatre. The event brought together children, families, and well-wishers for an evening filled with emotion, artistry, and unforgettable memories.

Themed around “Woh Krishna Hai”, the evening opened with a series of individual and group performances by the children, who captivated the audience by portraying Krishna, Radha, and the Gopiyaan. Dressed in stunning traditional attire and full of expressive energy, the young performers radiated confidence, charm, and devotion—earning thunderous applause from the audience.

A particularly stirring moment came with the group performance of “Lehra Do”, which evoked a deep sense of patriotism and left many in the audience teary-eyed.

Parents were deeply moved by the event, expressing heartfelt gratitude to the Seekpath Academy team. They praised the academy for nurturing their children’s confidence, creativity, and joy throughout the camp.

“This was more than just a farewell—it was a celebration of growth, talent, and the bonds that were formed over the summer,” said one of the parents in attendance.

Children who participated in the performances included Sankarshan, Navya, Sheryl, Pooja, Jiya, Natali, and Lakshanyaa—each of whom brought something special to the stage.

Seekpath Academy’s summer camp has once again proven to be a nurturing ground for young minds and hearts. Kudos to Ritika Malhotra and her dedicated team for curating such a meaningful and memorable experience.

Gaurika Sharma

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