Baisakhi Celebrations With Patriotic Fervour

Special Assembly, Baisakhi Celebrations With Patriotic Fervour

April 13:The vibrant and blissful festival of Baisakhi was celebrated with great fervour at RPSD campus. Scholars of Grade VIII-Rockies put up a special assembly to commemorate this joyous festival in the guidance of their teachers, Ms. Suman and Ms. Shruti. A soulful Gurbani was sung melodiously by the students in company of their music gurus, Mr. Ajit and Mr. Rajender. The festivities didn’t make students oblivious of the supreme sacrifice made by hundreds of innocent souls at the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. Students paid homage to those unsung freedom fighters by performing a heart-touching skit directed by Mr. Rishipal. Everyone present in the assembly took a vow never to let the ignition of patriotism fall dim as true Indians.






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