CMA Group Marks 79th Independence Day with Pride, Unity, and Patriotic Fervour

A Unified Salute: CMA Group’s 79th Independence Day Ignites Educational Spirit

ಸಿ.ಎಂ.ಎ. ಶಿಕ್ಷಣ ಸಂಸ್ಥೆಗಳಲ್ಲಿ 79ನೇ ಸ್ವಾತಂತ್ರ್ಯ ದಿನಾಚರಣೆ – ಏಕತೆ, ದೇಶಭಕ್ತಿ ಮತ್ತು ಶಿಕ್ಷಣದ ವೈಭವ

سی ایم اے گروپ میں یومِ آزادی کی 79ویں سالگرہ، اتحاد، حب الوطنی اور تعلیم کا شاندار سنگم

On August 15, 2025, the CMA Group of Institutions—spanning from nursery to degree colleges—came alive in a vibrant, soul-stirring celebration of India’s 79th Independence Day. Against the backdrop of fluttering tricolours, educators, students, and administrators stood united in pride, patriotism, and the promise of a brighter tomorrow.

Flag Hoisting: A Constellation of Institutional Unity

Dawn broke to the ceremonial sound of the national anthem echoing across four CMA campuses—Abbas Khan PU, Degree & PG College for Women (Cubbonpet), CMA’s MS Polytechnic College (Yeshwantpur), CMA PU College for Women (Kavalbyrasandra), and Mominpura Higher Primary School (Chamrajpet). The tricolour ascended, held aloft by office bearers and administrators, symbolizing shared purpose and national unity.

Mohammed Farooq, President of CMA, reflected on the moment: “As the flag unfurled, I felt the powerful reminder that education is not just about knowledge—but about nurturing patriots who carry forward the legacy of freedom.”

Cultural Performances: Diversity in Motion

From rhythmic chants to soulful songs, cultural performances across all institutions showcased India’s dazzling diversity. At Abbas Khan PU College, young performers in vibrant attire danced to folk tunes that echoed unity in diversity. At Mominpura Higher Primary, the innocence and energy of nursery students singing patriotic songs left audiences spellbound.

Attar Syed Murtaza Hussain, General Secretary, CMA, remarked, “Seeing students from every level—from tiny tots to college scholars—come together in song and dance is a testament to the spirit of inclusion that defines CMA.”

Speeches: Voices of Vision and Inspiration

Following the cultural splendor, a series of heartfelt speeches rang out.

• Dr. MS Vidya, Principal, CMA Abbas Khan Degree College for Women, invoked the power of freedom: “Independence is the foundation on which we build empowered minds—today’s young women destined to shape India’s tomorrow.”

• Ms. Ayesha Rukhsar, Principal, Abbas Khan PU College, emphasized purpose: “In the classrooms of today, we plant seeds of civic responsibility and national pride.”

• Ms. Tabassum Jahan, Principal, CMA MS Polytechnic, Yeshwantpur, championed innovation: “At our polytechnic, we honor freedom not just as a celebration, but as a call to invent, to design, and to dream boldly.”

• Ms. Farhatunnisa, Principal of CMA PU College for Women, Kavalbyrasandra, spoke of solidarity: “These walls echo with dreams of progress—each student a thread in our nation’s vibrant fabric.”

• “Our Independence Day celebrations are not just about honouring the past—they are about inspiring our students to become responsible citizens who uphold unity, integrity, and the values that strengthen our nation.” — Hussain Sharif, Joint Secretary, CMA

Additionally, Saniya Farzeen, Administrator of CMA, hailed the unity on display: “Witnessing administrators, teachers, and students stand together, singing and striving—this is the true meaning of national integration.” Syed Mazhar Khadri, also an Administrator, added: “Independence Day isn’t just remembrance—it’s fuel for the promise we hold for our youth.”

Special Recognitions: Celebrating Collective Dedication

In recognition of excellence, the day also included special acknowledgements—awards for teachers who exemplified dedication and students who embodied academic and cultural leadership. These gestures underscored CMA’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded citizens, bridging classrooms with the values that fuel nation-building.

Conclusion: Charting the Course Forward

As the celebrations drew to a close, the spirit of Independence Day lingered—a reminder that the torch of freedom burns brightest when carried by educated, inspired hands. United by heritage and driven by purpose, the CMA Group of Institutions stands as a beacon of hope—where diversity thrives, knowledge leads, and young hearts learn to serve their nation with fervor.

In the voices of principals, the cheers of students, and the steadfast leadership of CMA, we find India’s promise—not just preserved, but progressing. May every classroom ignite future leaders who uphold liberty, education, and unity on this national journey.

Key Quotes:

• “As the flag unfurled, I felt the powerful reminder that education is not just about knowledge—but about nurturing patriots who carry forward the legacy of freedom.” — Mohammed Farooq, President, CMA

• “Seeing students from every level—from tiny tots to college scholars—come together in song and dance is a testament to the spirit of inclusion that defines CMA.” — Attar Syed Murtaza Hussain, General Secretary, CMA

• “Independence is the foundation on which we build empowered minds—today’s young women destined to shape India’s tomorrow.” — Dr. MS Vidya, Principal, CMA Abbas Khan Degree College for Women

• “In the classrooms of today, we plant seeds of civic responsibility and national pride.” — Ms. Ayesha Rukhsar, Principal, Abbas Khan PU College

• “At our polytechnic, we honor freedom not just as a celebration, but as a call to invent, to design, and to dream boldly.” — Tabassum Jahan, Principal, CMA MS Polytechnic, Yeshwantpur

• “These walls echo with dreams of progress—each student a thread in our nation’s vibrant fabric.” — Farhatunnisa, Principal, CMA PU College for Women, Kavalbyrasandra

• “Witnessing administrators, teachers, and students stand together, singing and striving—this is the true meaning of national integration.” — Saniya Farzeen, Administrator, CMA

• “Independence Day isn’t just remembrance—it’s fuel for the promise we hold for our youth.” — Syed Mazhar Khadri, Administrator, CMA