The assembly, presented by Grade VIII A,  highlighted the inspiring story of Mahatma Gandhi’s Salt March (Dandi March) and the power of Satyagraha—truth and non-violence. 

The assembly began with a warm welcome, followed by a peaceful morning prayer that reminded everyone of the importance of truth, patience, and kindness. The students shared the information about Satyagraha, explaining how peaceful resistance can bring powerful change. 

A short skit on the Salt March depicted how Mahatma Gandhi started a historic journey on 12 March 1930 from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi to protest the unfair British salt tax. By making salt from seawater, he peacefully broke the unfair law and inspired millions across India to join the freedom movement. The assembly also included a song, a poem titled 'A Handful of Salt,' and a dance performance, celebrating courage, unity and patriotism.

The students shared important lessons from the Salt March such as courage, non-violence, unity, determination, and leadership. Mahatma Gandhi’s message  that truth and peaceful actions can bring great change in the world, filled the audience with inspiration and new vigour. The Director-Principal appreciated all the performances of the students and applauded their efforts.