Saupin’s School, Panchkula

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 13, 2025 IST

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The school celebrated Basant Panchami. The day was marked by a special ‘havan’ organised for the students of Class X, invoking divine blessings for their academic success in the upcoming board examinations. As sacred chants resonated through the campus, students and faculty members participated wholeheartedly, seeking the grace of Goddess Saraswati. Adding to the festive spirit, the school was adorned in hues of yellow, symbolising energy, prosperity, and enlightenment. Teachers were dressed in traditional attire, further enhancing the vibrancy of the occasion. Principal Dr Raminder Pal Kaur emphasised the importance of holistic education, stating, “Basant Panchami is not just a festival; it is a reminder of the power of knowledge and wisdom.” The event concluded with ‘prasad’ distribution.

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