Shloka recitation competition organised

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

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A shloka recitation competition was organised during the school assembly as part of the Vedic Saptha Prachar celebrations at DAV School, Mohal. Students showcased their devotion and eloquence through the chanting of Sanskrit shlokas. Winners:1st prize — Sheetal, Class VII; 2nd prize — Dekid, Class VII; 3rd prize — Pranjal, Class VI. On this occasion, Vijay Kumar Arya from Arya Sabha, Kullu, enlightened the students about Vedic sahitya and also actively participated in the daily hawan at DAV Public School, Kullu. The event not only celebrated the beauty of Sanskrit but also encouraged students to imbibe the timeless wisdom of the Vedic heritage in their daily lives.

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