CRB Public School, Sector 7-B, Chandigarh

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Updated At : 06:26 AM Jan 30, 2025 IST

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The school celebrated Republic Day. The school’s Director Naveen Kumar Mittal, and Principal Sangeeta Mittal hoisted the national flag. The Tricolour was unfurled, followed by the national anthem and a salute, symbolising respect for the nation. The students imbibed the message of moving forward continuously. A series of colourful programmes were organised in the school. Students mesmerised everyone with patriotic dances, songs, and poetry recitations. The students of Class VII presented a nukkad natak (street play) showcasing the values of the Indian Constitution — secularism, democracy, republic, equality, fraternity, and freedom of expression. At the end of the programme, Principal Sangeeta Mittal addressed the students stating that today’s students are the future torchbearers of the nation.

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