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Home / Jalandhar / Sanskriti Kmv Celebrates Founders Day Launches Senior Secondary Tech Block

Sanskriti KMV celebrates Founder’s Day, launches senior secondary tech block

Tribune News Service
Jalandhar, Updated At : 04:24 AM Oct 17, 2025 IST
Sanskriti KMV school faculty and others during the inauguration of the new senior secondary tech block in Jalandhar.

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Sanskriti KMV School marked its 23rd Founder’s Day, culminating in the inauguration of a new senior secondary tech block.

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The celebrations commenced with a hawan ceremony, invoking blessings. Students then rendered a musical fusion in Raag Bhairav, followed by a Saraswati Vandana and Krishna dance by the pre primary wing. A patriotic dance, “Bade Chalo,” stirred patriotic fervour, while senior students performed a fusion dance representing India’s four directions — East, West, North and South — symbolising the country’s unity in diversity.

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Chander Mohan, President of Arya Shiksha Mandal, along with Neerja Chander Mohan, a member, graced the function as chief guests. The programme closed with the National Anthem, followed by Diwali celebrations in the school courtyard.

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