Schools Across Punjab and Haryana Celebrate Lohri with Traditional Fervor
Schools in Punjab and Haryana celebrated Lohri with great enthusiasm. Students and teachers participated in vibrant cultural programs. They gathered around bonfires to mark the festival.
Cultural Programs and Bonfires Light Up School Grounds
Many schools organized special events for Lohri. Students performed traditional Punjabi folk songs and dances. Teachers explained the significance of Lohri to the young learners.
Bonfires were lit in school grounds during the celebrations. Students offered peanuts, popcorn, and rewri to the fire. This ritual symbolizes gratitude for the winter harvest.
Community Spirit and Educational Value
The celebrations fostered a strong sense of community among students. Schools used the occasion to teach about Punjabi culture and traditions. Parents also joined in some events, making it a family affair.
Educational authorities praised the efforts of schools. They emphasized the importance of such cultural activities in the curriculum. These events help preserve regional heritage for future generations.
Key Highlights of the Lohri Celebrations:- Traditional folk songs and dances performed by students
- Bonfires lit with offerings of seasonal treats
- Teachers explaining the agricultural roots of Lohri
- Participation from parents and local communities
- Focus on cultural education and heritage preservation
Lohri marks the end of winter and the arrival of longer days. Schools in these states have made it a point to celebrate it annually. The festivities bring joy and learning together in a meaningful way.
