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Vasant Valley Public School, Sangrur

The school celebrated Raksha Bandhan. The students extended their festive spirit beyond the school walls by visiting the Pingalwara in Sangrur. This special place, which cares for the elderly, those with poor health, and individuals without family support, became the...

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Updated At : 10:48 AM Aug 29, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Raksha Bandhan. The students extended their festive spirit beyond the school walls by visiting the Pingalwara in Sangrur. This special place, which cares for the elderly, those with poor health, and individuals without family support, became the centre of joy and compassion as the students celebrated the festival with the inmates. The students tied rakhis to the inmates, many of whom were visibly moved by the gesture, appreciating the warmth and affection shown by the young visitors. The celebration continued with the distribution of sweets, bringing smiles to the faces of all those present.

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