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Kangra
Spring Dale Convent Senior Secondary School in Jawali came alive with vibrant festivities as it celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with great enthusiasm and cultural flair. The event saw active participation from students of Nursery to Grade II, who dressed as little Lord Ganesha and stole hearts with their adorable performances.
Draped in colorful traditional attire, the young children lit up the stage with their innocence and charm. The celebration included lively dance performances by both students and teachers, adding rhythm and joy to the occasion. Sweets were distributed among all students, making the day even more delightful.
Addressing the gathering, Principal Dr. Rajeev Singh Niryal spoke about the significance of Ganesh Chaturthi, describing it as a festival that celebrates the birth of Lord Ganesha—revered as the remover of obstacles and the harbinger of wisdom, prosperity, and good fortune. He emphasized that India is a land of festivals, each carrying deep cultural and spiritual meaning.
Chairperson Dr. Rajendra, MD Shri Pawan Chaudhary, and other committee members praised the children’s performances and encouraged them to continue nurturing their talents. The event not only celebrated tradition but also fostered creativity and joy among the young learners.
