08/09/2026
The Kindergarten of St. Xavier’s School organised a vibrant and enriching cultural exhibition, “Mini Punjab – A Cultural Journey,” on 26th August 2026. The exhibition was thoughtfully conceptualised to acquaint young learners with the rich cultural legacy, traditional lifestyle and vibrant heritage of Punjab, beautifully complemented by the colourful spirit of Saawan.
The celebration came alive as the young students adorned themselves in traditional Punjabi attire, with girls dressed as Punjaban and boys as Punjabi boys. A captivating glimpse of Punjab’s folk traditions was presented through Kikli, while the exhibition featured an array of traditional artefacts and aesthetically designed setups reflecting the simplicity and splendour of Punjabi life.
The exhibits included Jhulla, Charkha, Phulkari, Masala Grinder, decorated Thalis with Mehendi Cones and colourful bangles, Pankhiya, a Farmhouse Scene, Cart, Hut and Well, offering an authentic portrayal of Punjab’s customs, traditions and rural heritage.
Students from Nursery to Class II enthusiastically explored the exhibition, making the experience both interactive and experiential.
The occasion was graced by Chief Guest Rev. Fr. Eulalio Fernandes, Provincial Superior of Delhi Province (Punjab and Haryana), along with Principal Rev. Fr. Jerry Paul Lobo, Manager Rev. Fr. Andre Fernandes, Senior Coordinator Mrs. Premlata, and Kindergarten Coordinator Miss Anju Bala.
Rev. Fr. Eulalio Fernandes, along with the School Management, appreciated the sincere and commendable efforts of the parents, students and teachers in bringing the cultural panorama of Punjab to life with remarkable creativity and authenticity.
The exhibition was thoroughly enjoyed by the young learners, while parents enthusiastically captured memorable moments with their wards against the colourful traditional backdrops. “Mini Punjab – A Cultural Journey” thus emerged as a delightful confluence of culture, creativity, learning and celebration, nurturing cultural awareness and leaving the young learners with cherished memories of Punjab’s vibrant heritage.