101-kund yajna organised

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Updated At : 06:06 AM Dec 11, 2025 IST

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DAV Centenary Public School, Indri Road, Karnal, organised a 101-kund yajna (havan) at Bibipur Jatan village. The yajna began early in the morning. Teachers, students, parents, and villagers participated with devotion. The atmosphere reverberated with the chanting of mantras, filling the surroundings with positive energy. Students of the school presented a street play and a drug-awareness skit, depicting how drug addiction weakens a person mentally, physically, and socially. Through the skit, awareness was spread among villagers and youth with a clear message — “Intoxication destroys life, therefore it is essential to stay away from it”.

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