BCM Arya Model Sen Sec School, Ludhiana

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Updated At : 11:05 AM Nov 25, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Children’s Day by releasing its annual booklet, ‘Urja Unplugged’. Principal Dr Kaushal delivered an insightful address, emphasising ‘Urja Unplugged’ and the rejuvenation mantras shared by students, which reflected their focus on well-being, mindfulness, and personal growth. Shipra Pathak, known as ‘Water Woman’, added a powerful dimension to the event with her inspiring speech on environmental sustainability. The highlight of the event was the release of ‘Urja Unplugged’, authored by BCM Aryans, a compilation of rejuvenation mantras, creative expressions and thought-provoking insights by students. The programme concluded with a PPT presentation of the digital flip e-book, followed by the distribution of the book to guests and students.

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