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Golden Bells Public School, Sector 77, Mohali

The school elebrated Janmashtami. The whole atmosphere was filled with religious fervour when tiny-tots presented a beautiful dance in the form of Radha-Krishna. Students of classes II and III came dressed as Radha, Krishna. They presented a mesmerising dance on...

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Updated At : 11:39 AM Aug 30, 2024 IST

The school elebrated Janmashtami. The whole atmosphere was filled with religious fervour when tiny-tots presented a beautiful dance in the form of Radha-Krishna. Students of classes II and III came dressed as Radha, Krishna. They presented a mesmerising dance on the teachings of Lord Krishna. Speeches were delivered and poems on the life of Krishna were recited gracefully. These performances left everyone spellbound.

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