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Harela festival at Montfort School, Roorkee

To promote environmental awareness, cultural heritage and community bonding among students and protect nature, Harela festival was celebrated in the school. The day began with a special assembly, where students showcased traditional dances, songs, and music, highlighting the rich cultural...

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Updated At : 12:49 PM Aug 24, 2024 IST

To promote environmental awareness, cultural heritage and community bonding among students and protect nature, Harela festival was celebrated in the school. The day began with a special assembly, where students showcased traditional dances, songs, and music, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of Uttarakhand. Activities for classes I-V were organised, where students created paintings and drawings inspired by the spirit of Harela and environmental conservation. A rally was also organised to create awareness among the students.

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