Bhavan Vidyalaya, New Chandigarh, organise assembly to commemorate Human Rights Day

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Dec 12, 2025 IST

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Bhavan Vidyalaya, New Chandigarh, organised a special assembly to commemorate Human Rights Day. The assembly began with a reverent prayer, followed by the pledge, creating an atmosphere of unity and reflection. The thought for the day reinforced the essential values of fairness, respect, and empathy. Students of Class III presented an informative speech explaining the purpose and global relevance of Human Rights Day. This was followed by a poetic presentation and a short skit, conveying themes of kindness, justice and compassion. The assembly featured an inspiring message by a faculty member, emphasising that human rights are natural entitlements, not privileges.

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