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Students of Class IX embarked on a meaningful journey to an orphanage, carrying with them not just gifts, but also warmth, love, and compassion. During the visit, the children interacted with the inmates, engaging in fun activities, games, and heartfelt...

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Updated At : 10:14 AM Dec 27, 2024 IST

Students of Class IX embarked on a meaningful journey to an orphanage, carrying with them not just gifts, but also warmth, love, and compassion. During the visit, the children interacted with the inmates, engaging in fun activities, games, and heartfelt conversations. They distributed essential items like books, clothes, and snacks, spreading joy and smiles all around. The visit was not just about giving, but also about learning. Students walked away with a deep understanding of empathy, kindness, and the power of community.

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