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Shemrock World, Ropar, celebrates Diwali

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 29, 2025 IST
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Shemrock World, Ropar, celebrated Diwali with enthusiasm. The celebration began with a prayer, followed by classroom decorations. Various inter-class Diwali competitions were organised, including card making, candle making, diya decoration, pebble art, wall hanging and rangoli making. Students showcased their creativity and festive spirit through these activities. The best entries from each class were awarded. A special assembly was held to mark the occasion. A welcome speech was delivered by faculty members Meenu (English) and Rajkiran (Punjabi) followed by a special message on "Green Diwali". Students presented cultural programmes, including songs, a musical performance and an act depicting the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya. The programme concluded with a speech by the Academic Director, Ravneet Berry, extending warm Diwali greetings to all.

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