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In observance of Dasehra and World Mental Health Day, the school hosted an event titled 'Epic Echoes' for Class 10 students. The session explored mental health themes within the Ramayana. Domain experts contributed with their insights, focussing on emotional intelligence,...

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Updated At : 10:29 AM Oct 21, 2024 IST

In observance of Dasehra and World Mental Health Day, the school hosted an event titled 'Epic Echoes' for Class 10 students. The session explored mental health themes within the Ramayana. Domain experts contributed with their insights, focussing on emotional intelligence, resilience, social support and mindfulness.

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