Inter-house rangoli competition held

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Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 01, 2025 IST

6904907e253d7 9.Holy Marys School Banur

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The festive spirit of Diwali illuminated Holy Mary’s School, Banur, campus, as students showcased their artistic flair in an inter-house rangoli competition. Four students from each house participated with enthusiasm, creating vibrant, theme-based rangolis that filled the campus with colour, joy, and creativity. Adding a special touch to the celebration, students from one of the houses designed a beautiful rangoli dedicated to the upcoming Holy Mary Smart School, Rajpura — the second branch of Holy Mary’s Regd Society, which will start admissions in December 2025. Principal Dr Shiny Devassy congratulated all participants for their outstanding creativity and encouraged them to stay colourful and positive in life, no matter what challenges they face.

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