Darshan Academy, Ludhiana, organises ‘Veggie Fest’

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 04:04 PM Nov 24, 2023 IST

To cherish the 25th year of the academy, a ‘Veggie Fest’, featuring 25 stalls arranged by students of Class VI-XII, was organised on the school premises. The event marked a splendid celebration, combining life skills development with an array of delightful vegetarian treats which was a culinary triumph. From savoury snacks to sweet delights, each stall was a testament to the students’ creativity and cultural pride. The aromatic ambience was a testament to the diverse array of traditional delicacies. The event became a platform for the students to hone various life skills. From teamwork in organising the fest to entrepreneurship in managing food stalls, Veggie Fest instilled valuable practical skills and had a positive impact on the students’ overall personal and professional development.

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