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St Xavier's High School, Mohali

To commemorate the birth and enlightenment of Gautam Buddha, students of the school celebrated Buddha Purnima. A special assembly was held on the life of Buddha. The students’ performance mesmerised the audience and gave a glimpse into the life of...

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Updated At : 12:17 PM May 09, 2023 IST

To commemorate the birth and enlightenment of Gautam Buddha, students of the school celebrated Buddha Purnima. A special assembly was held on the life of Buddha. The students’ performance mesmerised the audience and gave a glimpse into the life of a prince who chose the path of wisdom and enlightenment over worldly desires. The students were motivated to follow and practice the preaching of Lord Buddha in their life.

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