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GP Public High School, Baltana

The school hosted a vibrant and enthusiastic Lohri celebration on its premises. The event was marked by active participation from students. The celebration began with traditional rituals, including the lighting of the Lohri bonfire, which symbolises prosperity and new beginnings....

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:10 AM Jan 17, 2025 IST

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The school hosted a vibrant and enthusiastic Lohri celebration on its premises. The event was marked by active participation from students. The celebration began with traditional rituals, including the lighting of the Lohri bonfire, which symbolises prosperity and new beginnings. A speech given by Diya highlighting the cultural significance of Lohri. Teachers and staff joined in the festivities, encouraging the students and adding to the joyous spirit of the occasion. The event concluded with the distribution of traditional snacks like rewari, popcorn, and peanuts, leaving everyone with smiles and memories to cherish.

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