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Lucky Modern High School, Patiala

Lohri was celebrated in the school. The students were told the importance of Lohri as it is the mark of the end of the winter season. Students and teachers lit a bonfire and danced around it. All students and teachers...

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Updated At : 10:28 AM Jan 18, 2025 IST

Lohri was celebrated in the school. The students were told the importance of Lohri as it is the mark of the end of the winter season. Students and teachers lit a bonfire and danced around it. All students and teachers worshiped the bonfire and prayed for the prosperity of the school. Students dressed in their best traditional attire and sang traditional song of Lohri. Groundnuts and sweets were distributed among the students. In the end, the management wished the students “Happy Lohri”.

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