Bhavan Vidyalaya, (Special Cell), Chandigarh

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Updated At : 04:05 PM May 10, 2022 IST

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Students celebrated Mother’s Day by witnessing an exuberant puppet show, organised by members of the Inner Wheel Club, Rotary International, Chandigarh. The Club volunteers spent quality time with the students, cheering and encouraging them as they participated in the puppet show with enthusiasm. Characters like Chhota Bheem, Doraemon, and Rajasthani singers and dancers came to life, as the puppeteers steered their chords to put up a fine display. They also spoke to children about the dying art and told them to enjoy these little joys by taking time away from their gadgets and smart phones. Students joined in the celebrations by singing and dancing. The students also made cards and presented these to their mothers to mark the special occasion.

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