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Blossoms Sr Sec School, Patiala

Tiny tots, dressed in miniature gowns and caps, presented a heart-warming sight. Variety of dance performances and a thrilling taekwondo act were parts of it. School Trustees Ravi Singh and Sant Kaur Chahal presided over the function and Principal Bindu...

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Updated At : 10:52 AM Nov 18, 2024 IST

Tiny tots, dressed in miniature gowns and caps, presented a heart-warming sight. Variety of dance performances and a thrilling taekwondo act were parts of it. School Trustees Ravi Singh and Sant Kaur Chahal presided over the function and Principal Bindu Vaid congratulated students and parents at the end of the programme.

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