Adarsh Public School, Chandigarh

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The staff and students of the school celebrated Haryali Teej. The school premises was decorated with garlands and balloons. S Thakur told the students about the importance of Teej. Students and staff came dressed in Punjabi attire. Traditional songs and gidda were performed by students. ‘Miss Punjaban’ of APS was chosen. A mehndi competition was organised for the senior classes. Winners were awarded gifts (prizes).

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