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Brookfield International School, New Chandigarh

The school celebrated Diwali. Instead of exploding the noisy crackers, the students of the school decorated earthen wares and candles and made colourful rangolis on the campus. The air was vibrating with the laughter of the children. Students participated in...

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New Chandigarh, Updated At : 10:41 AM Nov 08, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Diwali. Instead of exploding the noisy crackers, the students of the school decorated earthen wares and candles and made colourful rangolis on the campus. The air was vibrating with the laughter of the children. Students participated in various green activities. Later, students shared their views on a clean and green Diwali. The students also informed residents about ill-effects of the crackers. Manav Singla, Director of the school, stated that these events help build the attributes of team spirit and the spirit of camaraderie among the children.

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