Diwali Milan Utsava organised

School note

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 29, 2025 IST

690096ccccdca 18.Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Sr. Sec. Public School Dhanora Ladwa

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Diwali Milan Utsava of Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Senior Secondary Public School, Dhanora-Ladwa, was a grand celebration marked by festivity and enthusiasm. Esteemed guests, including school officials, alumni and community leaders, attended the event. The programme featured a lamp lighting ceremony, Saraswati Vandana, stalls and a rangoli competition. A notable highlight was the donation of Rs 11,000 by school alumnus Poorva Garg for the school's development. A lucky draw was also held, with prizes awarded to students. The school's management and Principal welcomed the guests and emphasised the significance of Diwali, symbolising the victory of goodness over evil. The event concluded with a vote of thanks and best wishes for the festival.

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