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Career Academy, Patiala

The school organised a special assembly to celebrate Diwali, emphasising the importance of an eco-friendly and safe celebration. The assembly commenced with the ‘vandana’ of Goddess Laxmi, invoking divine blessings and prosperity. The school’s students and staff participated with fervour,...

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Patiala, Updated At : 10:38 AM Nov 08, 2024 IST

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The school organised a special assembly to celebrate Diwali, emphasising the importance of an eco-friendly and safe celebration. The assembly commenced with the ‘vandana’ of Goddess Laxmi, invoking divine blessings and prosperity. The school’s students and staff participated with fervour, setting the tone for a spiritually enriching gathering. The highlight of the event was the mass pledge administered to students and teachers, promising a safe and cracker-free Diwali. The initiative aimed to promote environmental consciousness and minimise pollution during the festive season.

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