PIET Sanskriti School holds Investiture Ceremony

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Sep 12, 2025 IST

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The Investiture Ceremony of PIET Sanskriti School, Ansals, Panipat, was held at PIET College auditorium. The distinguished guests Shubham Tayal, Mohit Chugh, Dr Rishabh Chugh, Priyanka Chugh (Directors of PIET Sanskriti School, Ansals), Vaishali Arora (Principal of PIET Sanskriti School) were welcomed and the event began with the lighting of the lamp. Principal Kalpana Lathar inspired students to lead with sincerity and dedication. Newly elected Head Boy Pratham Rawat, Head Girl Aarshiya, Sports Captains Ayan Mann and Aarav Chugh, and Sustainability Heads Vaishnavi Goyal and Aanya Sharma pledged to uphold school values. Badges and sashes were conferred, followed by the oath-taking ceremony. The chief guest’s address emphasised leadership, humility, and service.

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