Diwali celebrated

School note

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 28, 2025 IST

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Ningania Vidya Mandir School, Panchkula, celebrated Diwali with joy, enthusiasm and creativity. The campus was beautifully decorated with colourful rangolis, diyas and flowers. Students participated in various activities, including diya making, diya decoration, candle making, matki decoration and poster making. The Rangoli competition added extra charm, showcasing vibrant and artistic designs. The Principal appreciated everyone's efforts and encouraged celebrating Diwali with positivity, unity and joy. The celebration concluded with smiles, festive spirit and beautiful memories.

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