Blue Bird High School, Panchkula, celebrate Gurpurb

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 11, 2025 IST

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Blue Bird High School, Panchkula, celebrated Gurpurb with devotion and enthusiasm, marking Guru Nanak Dev's 556th birth anniversary. A special assembly highlighted his teachings and students from Nursery to Class V took out a kirtan procession with panj pyaras, chanting the mool mantra 'Ek Onkar'. Karah Prasad and Gurbani recitation filled the school with peace and spirituality, reflecting Guru Nanak Dev's core values of selfless service. Principal Vandna applauded the students' and staff's efforts, emphasising the importance of incorporating the Guru's teachings into daily life.

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