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Satluj Public School, Sector 4, Panchkula

At the school, the echoes of the past came alive as young stars paid tribute to the unforgettable tragedy of Jallianwala Bagh. Through a heartfelt play, soulful patriotic rhymes, and powerful storytelling, students stepped into 1919 — a time when...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 22, 2025 IST

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At the school, the echoes of the past came alive as young stars paid tribute to the unforgettable tragedy of Jallianwala Bagh. Through a heartfelt play, soulful patriotic rhymes, and powerful storytelling, students stepped into 1919 — a time when bravery clashed with brutality. They portrayed the truth, pain, and courage of that day with unmatched intensity. Message from Reekrit Serai, Managing Director of the school: “Jallianwala Bagh reminds us that freedom is never free. Today, our students didn’t just remember — they connected. This is what Satluj stands for: powerful learning with purpose.”

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