Satyug Darshan Trust organises a Spiritual Summer Camp at Kinder Castle Play School*
Satyug Darshan Trust organised a Summer Camp at Kinder Castle Play School, Peermuchalla on a no-profit basis. The camp aimed to impart spiritual awakening among young minds and help children connect with their roots through lectures, yoga, prayers, music, dance, and art activities.
City Air News
Jun 15, 2026 05:54
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Zirakpur June 15, 2026: Satyug Darshan Trust organised a Summer Camp at Kinder Castle Play School, Peermuchalla on a no-profit basis. The camp aimed to impart spiritual awakening among young minds and help children connect with their roots through lectures, yoga, prayers, music, dance, and art activities.
The sessions focused on teaching children the importance of self-awareness, moral values, and spirituality. Through interactive discussions and activities, students learned that the ultimate purpose of the soul is to connect with God and become one with the Divine while fulfilling their responsibilities in the world.
Jasmine Bajaj, Principal of Kinder Castle Play School, warmly welcomed the team from Satyug Darshan Trust and appreciated their efforts in nurturing young minds through spiritual education.
The camp was inaugurated by Laksh Vir Sehgal, a prominent academician and National Awardee. He is the Joint Secretary of the Child Education Society which runs the chain of "Bal Bharti" and other schools all over the country.
The event witnessed the presence of several distinguished academicians and began with a soulful prayer that created a serene and positive atmosphere.
Dr. Poonam Sehgal, retired Professor from Panjab University congratulated the organisers and appreciated the initiative of promoting spiritual and value based education among children.
Neelam Sehgal, ex VP of KVM School highlighted the need to impart moral education in young children.
Prof. Sangeeta Trama, an expert in Child Psychology and Young Scientist Awardee , interacted with the students and shared valuable insights on the holistic development of children.
The camp was well received by students and parents alike, making it a meaningful and enriching experience for all participants.
