Nukkad natak on ‘Health and Hygiene’ staged

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 13, 2025 IST

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The NSS unit of Saint Soldier International School, Sector 28, Chandigarh, organised an interactive event at Government High School, Hallomajra. As part of the initiative, Saint Soldier students staged a nukkad natak on ‘Health and Hygiene’, spreading awareness about the importance of cleanliness and healthy habits in daily life. The performance was well received and appreciated by the students and staff of the host school who also presented a variety of items. In keeping with the theme, the NSS unit presented useful products related to hygiene to the students. The contributions for this noble cause came through donations made by the students of classes III to XII as well as the school alumni, thereby, reflecting the values of unity, empathy, and social responsibility.

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