Om Parkash School celebrate Dasehra

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 08, 2025 IST

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Tiny tots of Om Parkash Bansal Modern School, Mandi, brought the spirit of Dasehra alive with joy, colour, and creativity. To mark the victory of good over evil, kindergarteners enjoyed a fun-filled day with storytelling, music, and hands-on activities. From listening to the tale of Lord Rama and Ravana to dressing up as little Ram, Sita, and Hanuman, their excitement lit up the whole campus. The children participated in craft activities, learning important values of truth, courage, and kindness in the most joyful way. Watching their innocent enthusiasm reminded us all that the true essence of festivals lies in love, learning, and laughter.

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