Hyderabad: Goodwill Schools celebrated Goodwill@40, marking 40 years of excellence in education, with a grand Republic Day program held at Lalita Kala Toranam, Public Garden. The event reflected the parallel journeys of India’s transformation over the last four decades and the evolution of Goodwill Schools, highlighting the institution’s role in nation-building through education. 

Along with vibrant cultural performances representing different states, students also portrayed the vision of New India, highlighting advancements in drone technology, solar skills, science and innovation and the inspiring work of ISRO, seamlessly blending tradition with modern progress. The program was graced by former Union Minister Bandaru Dattatreya as Chief Guest along with Muta Gopal, MLA; Muta Jayasimha, young leader and S. Ravi Kumar, President, Nava Bharat Sangham. 

Addressing the gathering, Bandaru Dattatreya appreciated Goodwill Schools for completing four decades of service and stated that institutions like Goodwill play a vital role in strengthening the nation by shaping responsible and value-driven citizens. Muta Gopal remarked that Goodwill Schools has grown alongside the country and continues to be a strong pillar of educational stability and social development.