Hansraj students exhibit transformative ideas

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Updated At : 11:42 AM Jul 16, 2025 IST

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Hansraj Public School, Panchkula, hosted "Effervescence 2025", a school exhibition themed "Icons and Ions of Change." The event celebrated transformative ideas and personalities, focusing on Social Science and Languages as drivers of reflection and reform. Prof. Arvind Kumar and Mr. Shekhar Chandra graced the occasion as the chief guest and guest of honour, respectively. The exhibition featured student-led presentations, including role plays, biographical installations and poetry recitations. Highlights included installations on linguistic diversity, freedom of expression and constitutional values. The event encouraged meaningful dialogue and concluded with Principal Jaya Bhardwaj thanking the guests and mentors for their guidance.

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