Aryakulam, Nilokheri

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Updated At : 11:24 AM Aug 30, 2024 IST

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A grand ceremony of the Upnayan Sanskar of the newly admitted students was organised in the courtyard of Aryakulam. Vidushi Shweta Arya explained the meaning of the word ‘Upnayan’ and made the students wear ‘Yajopavit’ with Vedic mantras. The ceremony helps the children evolve into individuals who contribute not only to their personal growth but also to the betterment of the society. Addressing the students, special guest Col KD Kaushal motivated the learners to develop leadership qualities. Dr Rajendra Vidyalankar urged the students to be seekers, thinkers, and lifelong learners. Gurukul Management Committee members Jagdish Arya, Shiv Kumar Arya and Mahendra Arya blessed the students by showering flowers on them. Principal Dinesh Kumar thanked all guests.

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