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Janmashtami celebrated

The school celebrated Janmashtami. The celebrations saw active participation of students of all classes, from LKG to Class XII. The school organised a ‘hawan’ in the context of Ved Saptaah going on in the school. The chief guest was Rakesh...

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Updated At : 10:45 AM Sep 03, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Janmashtami. The celebrations saw active participation of students of all classes, from LKG to Class XII. The school organised a ‘hawan’ in the context of Ved Saptaah going on in the school. The chief guest was Rakesh Kumar, a senior officer from the Fire Department, Sujanpur. The festivities also featured a range of cultural activities, including a “dahi handi” competition, flute decoration, crown decoration and “matki” decoration contests. Students showcased their creativity. Principal Bikram Singh emphasised the significance of celebrating such festivals.

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