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Satluj World School, Derabassi hosted Eco-Friendly Diwali Fest

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 28, 2025 IST
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Satluj World School, Derabassi hosted an "Eco-Friendly Diwali Fest". The celebration was inaugurated by Chairman Advocate Ravi Dutt Sharma and Director Dr Ruby Sharma. Their inspiring message motivated students to embrace sustainability in their celebrations. A wide range of student-led stalls - including a Book Stall, Adopt-a-Plant Corner, Art and Craft Display, Gaming Zone, Food and Cafeteria Section, and Water Point - showcased innovation and enthusiasm, each carrying messages of eco-friendly living. To mark the festive spirit, the management announced a four-day Diwali vacation and extended warm wishes to everyone, along with special gifts as tokens of appreciation and joy. The Eco-Friendly Diwali Fest concluded on a radiant note, leaving behind a message of harmony, gratitude and sustainability.

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