Manama: The Indian School Annual Cultural Fair, presented by Star Vision Events,
concluded on a grand note on Friday, January 16, 2026, emerging as a vibrant centrepiece of
the school’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
The two-day extravaganza transformed the campus into a lively hub of culture, music, and togetherness, drawing an enthusiastic response from students, parents, alumni, and the wider community.
The concluding evening witnessed a seamless blend of student cultural programmes and
professional entertainment, culminating in a high-energy musical night led by popular
playback singer Rupali Jagga. Her peppy and melodious numbers electrified the atmosphere,
as the cheering crowd responded with unbridled enthusiasm, making the finale a memorable
highlight of the celebrations.
The event was graced by the presence of several dignitaries, including Adv. Binu Mannil
Varughese, Hon. Chairman; V. Rajapandian, Hon. Secretary; V. R. Palaniswamy, Principal; R.
Ramesh, ISB Fair General Convener; Sethuraj Kadakkal, Chairman, Star Vision Events; Dr.
Mohammed Faizal, Hon. Vice-Chairman& Hon. Member – Sports; Ranjini Mohan, Hon.
Asst.Secretary& Hon. Member – Academics; Bonny Joseph, Hon. Member – Finance& IT;
Mithun Mohan, Hon. Member – Projects& Maintenance; Mohammad Nayaz Ullah.
Hon. member – Transport; Pamela Xavier, Principal Junior Wing; G. Satheesh, Vice-Principal,
Senior School& Academic Administration; Priya Laji, Vice-Principal, Junior Wing; Parvathi
Devadas, Staff Representative; Prince S. Natarajan, General Convener, Platinum Jubilee;
Mohammed Hussain Malim, Advisor, Fair Committee; and Ashraf Kattilpeadika, Fair
Coordinator.
Addressing the gathering, Adv. Binu Mannil Varughese stated that the Platinum Jubilee
celebrations mark seventy-five years of The Indian School’s steadfast commitment to
academic excellence, cultural harmony, and social responsibility. He expressed his heartfelt
gratitude to parents, staff, sponsors, volunteers, and the community for their unwavering
support, which contributed significantly to the fair’s resounding success.
A key highlight of the finale was the release of the Fair Souvenir, commemorating the
Annual Cultural Fair-Platinum Jubilee Year 2025. Souvenir Editor Anoj Mathew and Staff
Editor Sreesadan OP were present on the occasion.
Throughout the fair, students captivated the audience with vibrant and diverse cultural
performances, reflecting the rich traditions and creative talent nurtured within the school.
The meticulous planning and tireless efforts of various committees ensured smooth logistics,
engaging programmes, effective sponsorship coordination, and robust infrastructure, resulting
in a seamless and enjoyable experience for all visitors.
The proceeds from the fair will be channelled towards student welfare initiatives and staff
support programmes, reinforcing the school’s strong ethos of social responsibility.
As a signature event of ISB’s Platinum Jubilee Year 2025, the Annual Cultural Fair stood as a
powerful symbol of seventy-five years of educational excellence, cultural vibrancy, and
community bonding in the Kingdom of Bahrain. The online raffle draw is scheduled for
January 26, in accordance with ministry guidelines.
The first prize is a brand-new MG ZS silver car, generously sponsored by Zayani Motors, adding yet another note of excitement to an already unforgettable jubilee celebration.
