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GP Public High School, Baltana

The school observed Guru Gobind Singh’s family’s Martyrdom Week honouring the life and sacrifices of the Sikh Guru. The week-long event was marked by a series of activities aimed at instilling the values of courage, equality, and selflessness in students...

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Updated At : 10:08 AM Dec 27, 2024 IST

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The school observed Guru Gobind Singh’s family’s Martyrdom Week honouring the life and sacrifices of the Sikh Guru. The week-long event was marked by a series of activities aimed at instilling the values of courage, equality, and selflessness in students and staff. The school organised a special assembly, where students and staff members gathered to pay tributes to the sacrifices of Guru Gobind Singh’s family. The assembly began with the recitation of prayers and hymns which was performed by students of classes VI-VIII. Dilraj Kaur highlighted Guru Gobind Singh’s unwavering commitment to justice and his sacrifices for humanity.

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