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Tulsi Festival was celebrated at the school. Tulsi is considered to be the most sacred plant in Hindu mythology. It is revered as a goddess. The school celebrated Tulsi Puja in the month of Kartik to promote cultural and ethical...

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Ambala City, Updated At : 11:11 AM Dec 04, 2024 IST

Tulsi Festival was celebrated at the school. Tulsi is considered to be the most sacred plant in Hindu mythology. It is revered as a goddess. The school celebrated Tulsi Puja in the month of Kartik to promote cultural and ethical values and to give importance to tulsi plants. Principal Dr Renu Gehlawat, along with the children and teachers, worshipped Tulsi Maa on the school premises.

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