SBR DAV Public School, Talwandi Bhai, celebrates Dasehra

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 06, 2025 IST

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SBR DAV Public School, Talwandi Bhai, celebrated Dasehra in a special morning assembly. The programme began with a soulful prayer, followed by a vibrant choreography presented by students, symbolising the eternal message of the victory of good over evil. A lively skit on the Ramayana, in which students enacted various characters with zeal, further enriched the celebration and was admired by everyone. Principal Jaswinder Kaur encouraged the students to imbibe the values of truth, honesty, and righteousness in their daily lives. Chairman Amrit Lal Chhabra addressed the gathering, highlighting the significance of celebrating festivals that preserve cultural heritage and instil moral strength in young minds. The celebration concluded with resounding cheers of “Jai Shri Ram”, filling the campus with devotion, inspiration, and festive spirit.

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