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BVM School, Sector 39, Chandigarh Road, Ludhiana

Balvatika of the school organised Hindi ‘Doha’ Recitation Competition for the students of LKG. Students recited ‘dohas’ of famous poets and writers, namely Surdas, Kabirdas, Rahimdas and Tulsidas, with spontaneity and ease. Principal, Upasna Modgil applauded the winners for their...

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Updated At : 11:10 AM Dec 11, 2024 IST

Balvatika of the school organised Hindi ‘Doha’ Recitation Competition for the students of LKG. Students recited ‘dohas’ of famous poets and writers, namely Surdas, Kabirdas, Rahimdas and Tulsidas, with spontaneity and ease. Principal, Upasna Modgil applauded the winners for their best performances.

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