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Manav Rachna International School, Mohali, launches Mosaic

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Tribune News Service
Updated At : 05:56 AM May 13, 2025 IST

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In a heart-warming celebration of creativity and self-expression, the school launched Mosaic - a student-created anthology that showcases the literary flair of its budding authors. The launch was graced by proud parents, members of the literary and media fraternity, renowned authors, Vivek Atray, Mubarak Sandhu, Maj Gen Neeraj Bali and Dr Daljit Kaur, along with the school leadership, SMC & PTA members and teachers. Young writers read excerpts from their work during book reading sessions, captivating the audience with their honesty and insight. In a touching gesture, the student-authors autographed copies of Mosaic for their teachers and guests. An "Interactive Corner: Write a Line, Inspire a Mind" invited attendees to pen down their own creative thoughts, making the launch not just a celebration, but a shared creative journey.

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