Major Ajaib Singh Convent School, Jeonwala

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 11, 2025 IST

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The school celebrated the birth anniversary of Saint Nabha Das through a special morning assembly organised by the primary wing. The assembly began with a spiritual prayer and ‘shabad’ recitation by students, invoking the teachings and divine wisdom of Nabha Das. A brief but enlightening speech on the life and contributions of the saint was delivered by a student of Class V, highlighting his message of equality, devotion, and service to humanity. Students also presented a song and poem showcasing the values taught by Nabha Das, encouraging all to lead a life of humility, compassion, and truth. The vice-principal urged the students to draw inspiration from such saints who dedicated their lives to social harmony and spiritual awakening.

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