DAV Public School, Rehan

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Rehan, Updated At : 11:35 AM Sep 04, 2024 IST

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The school organised a “Vedic Prachar Saptah” programme under the Shravani Upakram initiative. The event featured a ‘Vedic havan’ on the school premises, accompanied by cultural programmes based on the Vedas, presided over by Principal Dr Rashmi Jamwal. Students engaged in various activities, including mantra recitation, speeches, music, bhajans, and poetry recitation to propagate the Vedas. They also presented a play highlighting the Arya Samaj’s contributions and planted trees in the school. A procession was held to commemorate the Arya Samaj’s valuable contributions, conveying the message “Return to the Vedas”. The concluding ceremony featured a blood donation camp, where volunteers, school staff, and both teaching and non-teaching staff members donated blood.

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