DAV Public Senior Secondary School, Rupnagar

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Updated At : 05:48 AM Feb 25, 2025 IST

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A ‘havan’, ‘Ashirwad’, was organised on the premises of school to invoke divine blessings for the success and well-being of the students before their upcoming board exams. The sacred fire was lit as students and teachers offered ‘ahuti’ while praying for wisdom and success. Chairman of the school Mohit Jain, Vice-Chairman Yogesh Mohan Pankaj, Principal Sangeeta Rani were present. Brilliant students were honoured. The event concluded with heartfelt speeches by the vice-chairman and principal motivating the students to work consistently with their arduous efforts. They blessed the students to come out with flying colours in their forthcoming board exams.

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