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Guru Nanak Foundation Public School, Patiala

The school celebrated the Parkash Purb of Guru Nanak Dev. Students participated in various inter-house competitions, such as ‘saakhi’ narration, Gurmat quiz, and essay writing, along with ‘shabad gayan’ and poetry recitations honouring Baba Nanak. Through these activities, students embraced...

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Updated At : 10:36 AM Nov 21, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated the Parkash Purb of Guru Nanak Dev. Students participated in various inter-house competitions, such as ‘saakhi’ narration, Gurmat quiz, and essay writing, along with ‘shabad gayan’ and poetry recitations honouring Baba Nanak. Through these activities, students embraced and shared the message of universal brotherhood, honesty, and kindness taught by Guru Sahib. Deputy Director Renu Hanspal and Principal Jasjeet Sohi encouraged the children to follow the path of truth, compassion and humility shown by the Guru and urged them to apply these values in their daily lives.

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