DAV Public School, Mohal, hosts Annual Science and Art Exhibition

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Dec 11, 2025 IST

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DAV Public School, Mohal, Kullu, hosted its Annual Science and Art Exhibition, showcasing a vibrant blend of innovation, creativity and curiosity. Students from various classes presented an impressive array of scientific models, experiments and artistic creations, reflecting their imagination and problem-solving abilities. The exhibition was graced by Principal RS Rana, who appreciated the sincere efforts of the young innovators and budding artists. He encouraged the students to continue exploring new ideas, nurturing scientific temper and expressing themselves through art. He also emphasised the importance of creative thinking and practical problem-solving in today's world.

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