Punjabi Maa Boli Week celebrated at St Mary's School, Mohali

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 19, 2025 IST

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Punjabi Maa Boli Week celebrations at St Mary's School, Mohali, were a vibrant showcase of cultural spirit. The special assembly featured a heartfelt prayer, inspiring speech, poem recitation and lively Punjabi dance performance. Students showcased their creativity through various activities like picture-making, poetry, speeches, handwriting, drawing, poster-making and elocution contests. The event reflected students' pride in their heritage. The Principal appreciated everyone's efforts and encouraged preserving Maa Boli Punjabi with pride and respect.

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