Students of Paragon Convent School visit gurdwara

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 12, 2025 IST

6912fafc39431 7.Paragon Convent School Sector 24 B Chandigarh

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The kindergarten students of Paragon Convent School, Sec 24-B, Chandigarh, visited a gurdwara. The visit helped the little ones understand the importance of faith, equality, and kindness. They offered prayers, listened to kirtan, and learned about Sikh traditions. The children partook of langar and enjoyed the simple meal served with love and humility. The peaceful atmosphere of the gurdwara and the teachings of sharing and respect made it a meaningful and spiritual experience for the tiny tots.

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