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St Xavier’s High School, Mohali

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:05 AM Jan 17, 2025 IST

Students of the school immersed themselves in the vibrant spirit of Lohri, celebrating the traditional Punjabi harvest festival with great zeal. The highlight of the celebration was the lighting of the bonfire, symbolising the burning of evil and negativity. All students and staff gathered around the fire, offering prayers and singing traditional Lohri songs. To mark the occasion, students were treated to traditional Lohri sweets, such as gachak, til ke laddu and popcorn.

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