Paintings made by NSS Volunteers of GSSS Phagli Shimla

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Keekli Bureau, 1st May, 2020

Art and drawing can be a beautiful way to express one’s emotions and children can do so by adding colours to life. Students of GSSS Phagli, Shimla expressed their feeling through drawings while sharing the important message of social distancing and staying home safely.

Their drawings also highlighted the important role played by the doctors, nurses, forces and the cleaners, who deserve all the respect and our payers in keeping the people safe.

 

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Nurturing Creativity – Keekli Charitable Trust, Shimla

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