Solitaire Int’l School, Panchkula

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Updated At : 08:40 AM Aug 13, 2024 IST

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The school immersed itself in the spirit of Hariyali Teej. The kindergarteners added a touch of innocence to the festivities with their cheerful presence and delightful pictures on the specially decorated school ‘jhula’. The young ones also brought special delicacies in their lunch boxes, which they enjoyed immensely. The school used the occasion to impart valuable cultural lessons. A special assembly was dedicated to exploring the history and significance of Teej within our cultural heritage. To make the event even more engaging, a group of teachers presented a mesmerising gidda, clad in traditional Punjabi attire. Their lively dance filled the school with joy and enthusiasm, creating a vibrant atmosphere.

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