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Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula, hosts session on Kalaripayattu

The school, in association with SPIC MACAY, hosted a captivating session on Kalaripayattu, Kerala’s traditional martial art, showcasing its unique combat techniques, indigenous medicinal practices, and significance in religious worship. Principal Gulshan Kaur welcomed Rajeev KP and his team of...
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The school, in association with SPIC MACAY, hosted a captivating session on Kalaripayattu, Kerala’s traditional martial art, showcasing its unique combat techniques, indigenous medicinal practices, and significance in religious worship. Principal Gulshan Kaur welcomed Rajeev KP and his team of experts, who demonstrated mesmerising feats like chattom (jumping), ottam (running), and marichil (somersault), emphasising mind-body coordination and agility. Approximately 400 students engaged in the productive session, followed by a conference attended by dignitaries from various fields. Principal Gulshan Kaur applauded the initiative, stating, “We are proud to partner with SPIC MACAY to bring India’s rich cultural heritage to our students. This demonstration not only showcased the physical prowess of Kalaripayattu but also instilled values of discipline, focus, and self-awareness. I commend our students for their enthusiasm and gratitude to the experts for sharing their expertise.” She said, “Such events inspire our young minds to explore and appreciate India’s diverse cultural landscape, fostering a stronger sense of national pride and unity.”

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