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AC Global School, Banur

The school celebrated Diwali with a focus on eco-friendly practices, urging students to embrace a safer, pollution-free festival. The event featured activities emphasising environmental awareness, with the slogan “Breathe Easy This Diwali — Ditch the Fireworks” as the highlight. Principal...

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Banur, Updated At : 10:02 AM Nov 13, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Diwali with a focus on eco-friendly practices, urging students to embrace a safer, pollution-free festival. The event featured activities emphasising environmental awareness, with the slogan “Breathe Easy This Diwali — Ditch the Fireworks” as the highlight. Principal Jatinder Singh praised students and staff for their dedication to promoting a sustainable celebration, encouraging families to prioritise health and safety this festive season. The initiative aligns with the school’s commitment to nurturing responsible, environmentally conscious citizens.

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