Revel Dale Public School students resolve to stay away from fire crackers

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 30, 2025 IST

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When Diwali festival was celebrated at Revel Dale Public School, Attari, spirit of the festival was kept at the forefront. All the students were exhorted to have clean, smoke and pollution-free Diwali. All students resolved to stay away from fire crackers as the air quality was getting poorer with each passing day. A skit was presented by the students based on how animals and birds were affected by the pollution due to fire crackers. Students also lit earthen lamps.

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