Raksha Bandhan celebrated

School note

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Aug 14, 2025 IST

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Chaman Vatika Gurukul, Ambala, came alive with colours of joy and the spirit of togetherness as girls celebrated Raksha Bandhan. The whole ambience was bustling with activity as the parents thronged the campus to meet their daughters and take them out for a day. The beaming faces of students displayed their elation on meeting their family members on the bright and cheerful morning. The brothers from other Gurukuls visited the CVG campus to celebrate the festival with their loving sisters.

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