On the solemn occasion of Martyrs' Day, observed on 30th January, the Social Science department at Delhi Public School Patna organized a series of activities under the event "Veer Gatha: Honouring Our Heroes." The activities were conducted throughout the week as per the class/section schedule to ensure active participation from all students. The first day of the Martyrs week, that is 27^th January started with patriotic songs which were played during arrival time of the students in the school to evoke a sense of national pride. This created an atmosphere of reverence and unity.

The selection of songs included compositions from different eras, showcasing how patriotism has been expressed through music over time. Some students also volunteered to perform live renditions, adding a personal touch to the tribute. The students curated an exhibition which continued throughout the week, showcasing prominent martyrs of India, highlighting their contributions to the nation’s freedom struggle. The exhibition included pictures, copy of letters, and detailed biographies, allowing students to connect with the stories of these heroes on a deeper level. The display also featured explanations provided by the senior students on life of martyrs and discussion sessions. History and Political Science teachers took the opportunity to explain the importance of Martyrs' Day in their respective classes, providing students with valuable insights into the sacrifices made by national heroes. Discussions included the socio-political impact of their contributions and how their legacy continues to shape modern India. Students actively engaged in discussions and shared their perspectives on historical events.

Students delivered speeches on notable freedom fighters such as Mahatma Gandhi, Bhagat Singh, and other martyrs. These presentations helped reinforce the importance of their contributions in shaping the nation’s destiny. Each speech was well-researched, highlighting key milestones in the lives of these heroes, their ideology, and their enduring influence on India's independence movement. On 30^th January, special enactment in the form of tableaux depicting the sacrifices of the 'Seven Martyrs' of Bihar was presented, during arrival time of the students in the school at Assembly Plaza allowing students to understand regional contributions to India’s independence. The performance was meticulously prepared, with students donning period-appropriate costumes and enacting key moments from the martyrs’ lives. The students and teachers were deeply moved by the realistic portrayal and the emotional depth of the presentation. A little before 11 AM on 30th January, Principal Sir highlighted the significance of the day by giving a brief talk on the tradition of observing a two-minute silence, emphasizing the need to reflect on the sacrifices of past generations and commitment to upholding their values. On solemn moment at 11 AM on 30th January, all students and staff observed a two-minute silence to pay homage to the martyrs who laid down their lives for the country. As part of the exhibition visit, students wrote messages of respect and gratitude on the 'Wall of Gratitude,' expressing their heartfelt appreciation for the martyrs. The wall quickly filled with poignant notes and personal reflections, making it a powerful visual tribute to the courage and selflessness of India’s heroes. Even the Principal Sir contributed, leaving a heartfelt message on the wall, further emphasizing the collective appreciation and reverence for the sacrifices made.

The "Veer Gatha: Honouring Our Heroes" event successfully achieved its objective of instilling patriotism and awareness among students. Through engaging activities, students not only learned about the sacrifices of national heroes but also developed a deeper sense of respect and responsibility towards the country. The event served as a reminder of the valiant efforts of those who fought for India’s freedom, inspiring young minds to uphold the values of courage, dedication, and service to the nation.