Col VR Mohan DAV Public School, Dera Bassi

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Jan 31, 2025 IST

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Republic Day is a day which revives a spirit of sacrifice and dedication towards the country and the countrymen. Republic Day was celebrated at the school in full patriotic spirit. Tricolour was unfurled and saluted by the principal and staff. A plethora of activities were organised by the teachers to infuse the spirit of unity, brotherhood and patriotism among the students. Very inspiring patriotic songs were sung in chorus by all four houses, ie Dharma, Ahimsa, Viveka and Satya House. These were followed by patriotic dances, mono-acting and stirring speeches by the students. Sweets were distributed among the students and staff. It was a fine spectacle and all the students enjoyed the celebration with full patriotic feeling. In the end, Principal Sarita Yadav wished all students “Happy Republic Day” and highlighted the significance of the day.

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