Teej, the festival celebrated at the onset of monsoon in north India, enthralled the Centurions. The day started with folk song singing in the special assembly, while the students enjoyed mehendi competition the most. More than 200 students participated in the competition. Most of the participants were girls, but there was a novel excitement in little boys who came with their hands coloured with henna to take part in the competition. Dr Karuna Arora, Principal, motivated the participants. Chairperson Shashi Bansal and the Director Ankur Jindal acknowledged the enthusiasm and devotion of the Centurions and blessed all with good wishes.
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