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Nav Durga Public School, Safidon

The school celebrated Haryana Week by conducting an Inter-House Haryanvi Group Dance Competition. Students guided by their mentors delivered stellar performances. The costumes, props, expressions and storyline included in the dance act were performances to behold. The hard work of...

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Updated At : 11:31 AM Nov 19, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Haryana Week by conducting an Inter-House Haryanvi Group Dance Competition. Students guided by their mentors delivered stellar performances. The costumes, props, expressions and storyline included in the dance act were performances to behold. The hard work of the participants paid off with the applause awarded to them by the audience. Buddha House took the pole position with Confucius House and Pythagoras House securing second and third positions, respectively. Principal Vipul Sharma congratulated all winners.

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