Campus Notes: Lovely Professional University
Phagwara: At the university, the spirit of Diwali ignited a vibrant celebration as students united to honour friendship and tradition. The campus was adorned with colourful rangoli and twinkling lights, filling the air with laughter and the rich aroma of festive delicacies. Together, they embodied the essence of this auspicious occasion, illuminating not just the space but also hearts with joy and the spirit of giving.
Sanskriti KMV School
Jalandhar: The school recently hosted a magnificent Diwali celebration, showcasing talent and creativity from nursery to Class 12. The festivities began with young students eloquently reciting dohas from the Ramayana, followed by a mesmerising dance depicting Lord Rama’s arrival in Ayodhya. Students crafted Diwali-themed decorations, including diya cut-outs, kandils, torans and gift boxes. Senior students displayed their artistry through rangoli, transforming the school into a vibrant tapestry of colours. Workshops on Mouldit Clay were conducted by certified professionals Navdeep Kaur and Ritu Lal. The principal, Rachna Monga, extended warm wishes, promoting a pollution-free, clean and safe Diwali.
Seth Hukam Chand SD Public Sr Sec
Jalandhar: The school celebrated the festival of lights with enthusiasm and traditional fervour. The school organised various competitions, including rangoli, diya decoration, candle making and kandil crafting. The principal, Priyanka Sharma warmly wished all students a safe and joyful Diwali, urging everyone to celebrate responsibly.
Tagore’s International Smart School
Jalandhar: To mark the festival of lights, the school brought together students and teachers for joyful Diwali festivities. The lighting of lamps symbolised harmony and prosperity, followed by an eco-friendly pledge to promote sustainable celebrations. Students captivated the audience with lively cultural performances, including traditional dances, skits and musical renditions that celebrated the diverse customs associated with the festival. Activities such as rangoli-making and diya decoration encouraged creativity, while a festive Diwali lunch featuring traditional delicacies added warmth to the occasion. The dean, Vinod Shashi Jain and the director, Ruchika Jain, extended heartfelt Diwali wishes to all.
The Gurukul
Jalandhar: The festival of Deepawali was celebrated with great enthusiasm at the school. A special prayer meeting was held where students shared the life ideals of Lord Ram Chandra through poems, bhajans and speeches. Diya decoration competitions for classes 1 to 5 and bandhanwar-making contests for classes 6 to 10 saw enthusiastic participation. School Director Sushma Handa and Principal Radha Gakkhar wished everyone a
Happy Deepawali.
