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Darshan Academy, Ludhiana, celebrates Republic Day

Republic Day was celebrated with grandeur at the school. A special morning assembly was organised for students of nursery to Class XII, featuring patriotic songs, poetry recitations and a detailed exploration of the Constitution’s history, along with engaging activities, such...

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Updated At : 03:41 PM Feb 05, 2024 IST

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Republic Day was celebrated with grandeur at the school. A special morning assembly was organised for students of nursery to Class XII, featuring patriotic songs, poetry recitations and a detailed exploration of the Constitution’s history, along with engaging activities, such as card making, acting, national flag creation, and a mock parliament. Sweets were distributed among the children and Principal Rajdeep Kaur Aulakh extended her Republic Day wishes to all attendees. The gathering concluded with the rendition of the national anthem, marking a joyous and spirited occasion.

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