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The Millennium School, Patiala

A special celebration was held at the school on Baisakhi. The students of the school participated with joy and fervour. The ceremony started with the singing of a hymn, followed by a motivational ballad (Vaar) encouraging students to live a...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 19, 2025 IST

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A special celebration was held at the school on Baisakhi. The students of the school participated with joy and fervour. The ceremony started with the singing of a hymn, followed by a motivational ballad (Vaar) encouraging students to live a fear-free, courageous life with strong positive mind set. The students were introduced to the importance of Baisakhi. Bhangra related to Baisakhi was presented by senior class students. Students wore bhangra and gidda outfits. Principal Harpreet Pandher congratulated the children on the occasion of Baisakhi and informed them about the festival.

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