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St Xavier's High School, Mohali, celebrates Raksha Bandhan

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 12, 2025 IST

St Xavier's High School, Mohali, celebrated Raksha Bandhan, nurturing a sense of sibling love and camaraderie among students. The festival brought classmates closer, promoting values of affection, care and protection. Through this joyous celebration, students gained a deeper understanding of the festival's significance, emphasising the importance of relationships and mutual respect.

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St Xavier's High School, Mohali, celebrates Raksha Bandhan

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