Delhi Public School, Mohali, organises special assembly to commemorate Baisakhi

School note

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 24, 2025 IST

The school organised a special assembly to commemorate Baisakhi. The event provided a unique opportunity for students to learn about the significance of the vibrant festival and its rich cultural heritage. The students enthusiastically participated in the assembly, where they were informed about the historical and cultural importance of Baisakhi. Tiny tots added to the festive spirit by dressing up in traditional attire, bringing a splash of colour and vibrancy to the day. The students’ creativity shone through the beautiful posters and crafts they created, further enhancing the celebratory atmosphere.

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