Panchkula's The Gurukul’s garden ‘best’

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Panchkula, February 29

The Gurukul, Sector 20, has bagged an award for the ‘best maintained garden in a school’ for the 20th consecutive year during the 36th Spring Fest. The theme of the garden was ‘blooming despite adversity’. The director of the school, Sanjay Thareja, said, “It’s a great example of how sometimes adversity may be the best thing in life, as these force you to find new ways, open new doors, and maximise your potential.”

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