Grandparents’ Day celebrated

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

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Grandparents’ Day was celebrated at The Millennium School, Kurukshetra. The presence of beloved grandparents made the occasion truly special as they showcased their talents through melodious songs, graceful ramp walks, and joyful dances, filling the atmosphere with warmth and cheer. The highlight of the event was the presence of Dr Yogeshwar Joshi, Principal (retd), Bhagwan Parshu Ram College, Kurukshetra, and Director of Srijan — an NGO engaged in cultural activities — as the chief guest, along with Bhagwan Singla as the guest of honour. Their inspiring words of wisdom and encouragement added immense value to the celebration.

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