Urmar Tanda - Educational Institutions

Educational Institutions

St.Mary's Convent school ; M.C. Jolly D.A.V. Public school,D.A.V Sen.Sec.school Near Power House Urma Tanda; Silver oak international school; DIPS institution, St Soldier school, GKSM Govt. College; Government Senior Secondary School;Boys Governament Girls Senior Secondary School;Chirag Public School,Jaja Rd, Ahiya Pur:This small village is now the part of ever developing and expanding Tanda Urmar. This village is known for its temples and gurudwaras. Ram Lila used to be and still is a regular annual celebration in this town that runs for ten days followed by Dussehra festival celebrated in Tanda. Various personalities and artists have been associated with Ram Lila celebration over a period of time. Well known and respected artist Master Sukhdev Raj Sharma has been credited for performing almost every role in the Ram Lila for about forty years. He followed the traditions of Master Girdhari Lal and Mr. Husan Lal Sondhi and others in sixties. Along with him Mr. Sewa Ram is known to be the best artist to perform Hanuman,s Part every year. In seventies Ram Lila saw the artists like Amarjit, Verander Sharma, Vijay Arora and many others. It probably started in early fifties and is performed till date with great religious zeal and devotion.

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