Vivekanand Vidya Niketan, Assandh, celebrate Children's Day

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 21, 2025 IST

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Vivekanand Vidya Niketan, Assandh, celebrated Children's Day with a vibrant and engaging special assembly conducted entirely by teachers. The programme began with a soulful prayer. A melodious solo song was performed by Geetika. The assembly also featured yoga demonstrations by Meena and Manisha (PTI), an expressive poem by Prabhjot and a lively skit by the Hindi Department. Teachers Monia and Sonia energised the stage with a dance performance. A funny quiz segment conducted by Shilpa and Suman kept the students engaged. Adding cultural colours, Pooja Dhull presented a Haryanvi dance and Harwinder sang a Punjabi song. Vishal captured the moments through photography, while Mansi hosted the stage with confidence. The programme concluded with the National Anthem led by Harwinder and Gourav.

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