The Indian Heights International School, Balbehra Road, Cheeka, celebrates Raksha Bandhan

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Updated At : 02:22 PM Sep 02, 2023 IST

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Raksha Bandhan was celebrated at the school. Sisters applied tilak of sandalwood and Akshat on the foreheads of brothers. ‘Rakhi bandh’ sisters wished auspiciousness for brothers. Students made beautiful greeting cards for their sisters which they expressed through beautiful poems and beautiful messages of love and respect. School Principal Harpreet Kaur appreciated the rakhis and cards made by children.

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