SR Dayanand Public School, Ambala City, holds Investiture Ceremony

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

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The school held its Investiture Ceremony with great enthusiasm. The occasion was graced by Chairman Dr Sudha Bansal, Vice Chairman Dr V.K. Bansal, Administrator Mr Rajat Bansal, and members of the managing committee, including Mr Kulwant Singh Chawla, Mrs Raman Kanta Sharma, Dr Manju Bansal and Dr Neha Bansal. The ceremony commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, symbolising the dispelling of darkness and the spread of wisdom. A vibrant cultural programme followed, featuring patriotic songs and graceful dance performances that captivated the audience. A plantation drive was also organised, during which the newly appointed council members actively participated by planting saplings-an initiative aimed at promoting environmental awareness and instilling a sense of responsibility among students for a greener future.

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