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A ‘hawan’ was conducted on the school premises to invoke divine blessings for the success and well-being of Class X students before their upcoming board exams. The sacred fire was lit as students and teachers offered ‘ahuti’ (offerings) while praying...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 18, 2025 IST

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A ‘hawan’ was conducted on the school premises to invoke divine blessings for the success and well-being of Class X students before their upcoming board exams. The sacred fire was lit as students and teachers offered ‘ahuti’ (offerings) while praying for wisdom, concentration, and success. Director of the school Saurabh Agnihotri emphasised the importance of spirituality in education, stating, “Hawan not only purifies the environment but also instils positivity and confidence in students. We wish our students great success in their board exams.” The event concluded with the distribution of ‘prasad’.

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