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Guru Gobind Singh Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School, Ratwara Sahib

A ‘salad party’ was organised to commemorate World Food Day. Students of various classes participated in the activity. Students brought material for salad from their homes and in school they presented in different forms and styles. They used vegetables, sprouts,...

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Updated At : 12:49 PM Oct 29, 2024 IST

A ‘salad party’ was organised to commemorate World Food Day. Students of various classes participated in the activity. Students brought material for salad from their homes and in school they presented in different forms and styles. They used vegetables, sprouts, soya chunks, garlic bread, fruits, etc. They also use exotic fruits like dragon fruit and avocado. Principal Ritu Oberoi and Headmistress Renu Bhatia appreciated students’ innovative ideas and hidden talent, especially of boys. Later, Students distributed salad among teachers and also enjoyed themselves.

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