The festive spirit continued to shine brightly on the fourth day of Navratri at Shree H.J. Gajera English Medium Primary School, Katargam. The school campus was once again alive with devotion, joy, and excitement as students, staff, and parents gathered to celebrate this auspicious day. The day was filled with cultural activities, devotion, and a
The third day of Navratri at Shree H.J. Gajera English Medium Primary School, Katargam, was a vibrant celebration filled with devotion, joy, and energy. The entire school came together to honor the Goddess Durga, creating an atmosphere of unity and reverence. The day commenced with an inspiring aarti and stuti dedicated to Mataji. The students
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Navaratri is a grand Hindu festival that is widely celebrated in India and across the globe by the Indian diaspora. This festival, also known as Durga Puja or Sharad Navaratri, is observed for nine nights and ten days and is dedicated to the worship of the divine feminine energy, Shakti. The festival holds immense importance
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At Shree H. J. Gajera School, students and staff alike came together to honor the powerful form of Goddess Durga, drawing from her divine qualities to bring peace and prosperity into their lives. As part of the celebration, all students and staff dressed in yellow, the color associated with the first day of Navratri. Yellow