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St Xavier’s High School, Mohali

The school hosted a vibrant and engaging Diwali celebration, where students participated with enthusiasm, making it a memorable and joyous occasion for everyone. The day began with a special assembly that sets the tone for the festivities. The assembly highlighted...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:39 AM Nov 11, 2024 IST

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The school hosted a vibrant and engaging Diwali celebration, where students participated with enthusiasm, making it a memorable and joyous occasion for everyone. The day began with a special assembly that sets the tone for the festivities. The assembly highlighted the significance of Diwali, spreading the message of light, unity and joy. Students showcased an array of activities that captured the essence of the festival. Adding to the excitement, the cultural segment of the event featured a lively dance presentation.

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