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Mumbai: More than 150 students from RBK International Academy, Chembur celebrated Unity  in Diversity on 69th Independence Day and wearing rich tradition and  cultural of Maharashtrians, Kolis, Muslims, South Indians, Gujaratis, Rajasthanis, Bengalis, Sikhs, Christians, Kashmiris, and Assameses. Also few students dressed up like freedom fighters giving tribute to Bhagat  singh, Rani Laxmi bai, tatya tope, Rajguru, Gandhiji, Subhash chandra bose,  Pandit Nehru and few others.

 More than 150 students from RBK International Academy, Chembur celebrated Unity  in Diversity on 69th Independence Day and created India’s map. Students  wore rich tradition and cultural of Maharashtrians, Kolis, Muslims, South  Indians, Gujaratis, Rajasthanis, Bengalis, Sikhs, Christians, Kashmiris,  and Assameses. Also few students dressed up like freedom fighters giving  tribute to Bhagat singh, Rani Laxmi bai, tatya tope, Rajguru, Gandhiji, Subhash chandra bose, Pandit Nehru and few others.

 Students from RBK International Academy, Chembur wore rich tradition and  cultural of Maharashtrians, Kolis, Muslims, South Indians, Gujaratis,  Rajasthanis, Bengalis, Sikhs, Christians, Kashmiris, and Assameses  and  celebrated Unity in Diversity on 69th Independence Day.

The food court at RCity Mall in Ghatkopar will serve up 69 dishes in tricolour, cooked in spinach puree, saffron, pistachio and fresh cream to create TIRANGA colour effect. “The idea of 69 dishes reflects the diversity of India. India’s fabric is this diversity and the city of Mumbai boasts this diverse culture. We, at R-Mall thought to celebrate this diversity in a unique way this Independence Day. Celebrating the 69th Independence Day, we have thought of displaying different food varieties of India in these uniquely made dishes in tri-colours reflecting the number of 69. All the food joints in R-Mall prepared various recipes and are joining together for this first-time initiative. The best part is that the dishes will retain their original flavour," said CEO Amaan Fakih Runwal Group at an exhibition held today for the display of these delicious Tri-Colour treat.