Students visit gurdwara on Gurpurb

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 13, 2025 IST

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On Guru Nanak Dev’s Parkash Utsav, the students of the pre-primary wing of AKSIPS-45 Smart School, Chandigarh visited a gurdwara to seek the divine blessings. The visit aimed to instil the values of sewa (selfless service), faith, and community harmony among young learners. The children participated in ‘shabad kirtan’, making the atmosphere serene and spiritual. They relished ‘kadah prashad’ and ‘langar’, experiencing the essence of equality and togetherness. It was indeed a soulful experience for the little ones as they learned the true teachings of Guru Nanak Dev — love, peace, and humility. The management and staff expressed their gratitude for the blessings received and appreciated the children for their devotion and enthusiasm throughout the visit.

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