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Revel Dale Public School, Attari

‘The spirit of Diwali has got nothing to do with exploding firecrackers. Diwali stands for spreading brilliance everywhere. Those who pollute air by bursting firecrackers act against the spirit of Diwali. Air pollution is a matter of concern.’ Through a...

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Attari, Updated At : 12:01 PM Nov 12, 2024 IST

‘The spirit of Diwali has got nothing to do with exploding firecrackers. Diwali stands for spreading brilliance everywhere. Those who pollute air by bursting firecrackers act against the spirit of Diwali. Air pollution is a matter of concern.’ Through a skit performed by children this message of not harming the environment by bursting crackers was strongly communicated to all students of the school during the stage programme that was held to celebrate Diwali at the school.

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