“Garba Utsav” celebrated

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 06, 2025 IST

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As the spirit of Navratri filled the air, the pre-primary wing of The Millennium School, Kurukshetra, celebrated “Garba Utsav”. The celebration began with the children performing ‘pooja’ of Maa Durga along with our Principal Renu Raghav, as the entire school echoed with devotional chants in praise of the Goddess. Following this, the little ones joyfully played ‘dandiya’ on the lively beats of festive music. Their energetic steps and cheerful smiles lit up the occasion. To make the day even more special, teachers gifted each child beautifully handcrafted ‘dandiyan’ as a takeaway. The event turned into a truly fun-filled and meaningful way to connect young learners with their rich cultural and ethical values.

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