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DAV Public School, Patiala

International Peace Day was celebrated at the school. Around 200 students of Class II participated in the activities. The motive behind the celebration was to cultivate a culture of peace among the children. Pre-primary teachers and children enthusiastically participated in...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:00 AM Sep 30, 2024 IST

International Peace Day was celebrated at the school. Around 200 students of Class II participated in the activities. The motive behind the celebration was to cultivate a culture of peace among the children. Pre-primary teachers and children enthusiastically participated in the rally and gave the message of peace, harmony and nonviolence to the world. School Principal Vivek Tiwari made human chains along with the children on the logo of peace. Children recited rhymes on Peace Day.

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