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Brilliance World School, Panchkula, celebrate Guru Nanak Jayanti

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 06, 2025 IST
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Brilliance World School, Panchkula, celebrated Guru Nanak Jayanti with great reverence, devotion and enthusiasm. The festivities began with the chanting of the holy Mool Mantra and shabad kirtan, creating a serene atmosphere. Students presented soulful hymns, speeches and thoughts highlighting Guru Nanak Dev's teachings of Naam Japo, Kirat Karo, and Vand Chhako. A special assembly shared the life events of Guru Nanak Dev, emphasising values of peace, equality, humility and service to humanity. The message of universal brotherhood and compassion was conveyed through enactments and poetry recitations. Principal Gurinder Sehgal emphasised that Guru Nanak Dev's teachings are timeless principles for humanity, encouraging students to follow the path of truth, kindness and selfless service.

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