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Shimla: Scouts and Guides observes Scarf Day

Tribune News Service
Shimla, Updated At : 01:15 PM Aug 04, 2025 IST
Participants during the Scarf Day celebrations in Shimla.

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The Sanjauli Unit of Bharat Scouts and Guides organised various activities on Scarf Day. The event aimed to promote the spirit of scouting and uphold the principle of “Once a Scout, Always a Scout.”

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Active scouts were encouraged to wear their scarves in public to showcase their affiliation with the scouting movement. Rovers and Rangers presented a vibrant cultural programme, highlighting their skills and talents. Rover Kunal presented a detailed PPT on the various activities conducted by the Sanjauli Unit during the 2024-25 session. College principal Prof Bharati Bhangra emphasised the importance of scouting and encouraged students to join the movement.

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Rover Leader Prof Prashant Thakur expressed gratitude to all participants and encouraged students to register with the Rovers and Rangers Unit Sanjauli. The programme concluded with the national anthem.

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