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Doon International School, Mohali

The school marked a momentous occasion with its Founder’s Day celebration. The event began with a heartfelt recital of the ‘Sukhmani Sahib Path’, followed by an uplifting ‘kirtan’ held on the school premises. The spiritual gathering sought to invoke the...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 09, 2025 IST

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The school marked a momentous occasion with its Founder’s Day celebration. The event began with a heartfelt recital of the ‘Sukhmani Sahib Path’, followed by an uplifting ‘kirtan’ held on the school premises. The spiritual gathering sought to invoke the blessings of the Almighty and provide benedictions for the entire community of staff, students, and parents, who come from diverse faiths. The presence of Directors of the school Charanjeet Singh Mann and Simrita Mann, alongside Principal Ira Bogra, provided significant support and inspiration to both staff and students. Everyone paid their respects to the Almighty and partook of the ‘langar’.

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