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Sushila Devi Public School, Patiala

Nileshchandra Modi, an astrologer and vastu shastri, visited the school with his wife Zinal Modi and son Aryan Modi. He was welcomed by school Chairman Kamal Aggarwal, Kunal Aggarwal, Principal Rekha Gupta and staff members. A brief programme consisting Geeta...

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Updated At : 11:13 AM Nov 13, 2024 IST

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Nileshchandra Modi, an astrologer and vastu shastri, visited the school with his wife Zinal Modi and son Aryan Modi. He was welcomed by school Chairman Kamal Aggarwal, Kunal Aggarwal, Principal Rekha Gupta and staff members. A brief programme consisting Geeta Shlokas, Ram Stuti, and religious hymns were presented. He blessed the students with his words of wisdom and emphasised on the importance of education and knowledge in choosing the path of virtue and staying focused in one’s life. He emphasised on living a balanced life. He was honoured by the school management and Principal Rekha Gupta. The visit concluded with a shower of wisdom and wishes.

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