Guru Nanak Foundation Public School, Sector 92, Mohali

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Updated At : 10:56 AM Sep 23, 2024 IST

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The staff and students celebrated Hindi Diwas at the school to acknowledge Hindi as the national language. Some of the activities of the week-long celebration were speech recitation, essay writing, Hindi poem recitation, recitation of Kabir Das ke dohey, Rahim ke dohey, Tulsi Das ke dohey, songs singing, dance, general knowledge quiz competition in Hindi, drama play, slogan writing, etc, by the students of various classes. A special assembly was organised to mark the occasion that began with a thought by students, followed by news, recitation, speech, group dance and group song. The students spoke about different poets and authors. Principal Poonam Sharma addressed the gathering by enlightening the students about Hindi Diwas.

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