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Manav Public School, Nayagaon

The kindergarten wing of the school was alive with energy and happiness as young Krishna devotees joyfully celebrated Janmashtami. The children, dressed as Krishna and Radha, captivated everyone with their charming enactments of scenes form Lord Krishna’s life. ...

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Updated At : 11:15 AM Sep 05, 2024 IST

The kindergarten wing of the school was alive with energy and happiness as young Krishna devotees joyfully celebrated Janmashtami. The children, dressed as Krishna and Radha, captivated everyone with their charming enactments of scenes form Lord Krishna’s life.

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