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Amravati Vidyalaya, Panchkula

Janmashtami was celebrated by the staff and students of pre-primary in the school. Tiny tots came dressed up in traditional attire as Krishna and Radha. They also indulged in decoration of ‘matkis and peacock crowns’. Students havd party tiffin which...

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Updated At : 09:49 AM Sep 03, 2024 IST

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Janmashtami was celebrated by the staff and students of pre-primary in the school. Tiny tots came dressed up in traditional attire as Krishna and Radha. They also indulged in decoration of ‘matkis and peacock crowns’. Students havd party tiffin which included several Indian delicacies. Teachers instilled the value of self-worth and introspection in the students. The day was a delightful divine journey for the students. All the little ones were taken to the nearby temple for witnessing ‘Janmashtami tableau’ depicting various stages of Lord Krishna’s childhood.

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