Raksha Bandhan celebrated

School note

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Aug 11, 2025 IST

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AKSIPS-45 Smart School, Chandigarh, celebrated Raksha Bandhan with a workshop conducted by Brahma Kumari members for the school staff and faculty. The event promoted values of peace, protection and emotional well-being, aligning with the festival's true spirit. The Brahma Kumari sisters tied 'Raksha Sutras' to faculty members, offering blessings of safety, harmony and inner strength. The session included insightful talks on self-awareness, stress management and inner peace, inspiring and uplifting the teachers. Principal Pamila Kaur emphasised cultivating a peaceful and compassionate environment, highlighting the importance of emotional well-being and spiritual growth among educators. The celebration fostered a sense of community and spiritual connection among the school staff.

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