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In a mesmerising performance, school students brought the epic Ramayan to life, filling the stage with colour, energy, and devotion. Dressed in vibrant costumes, students captivated the audience with an engaging play, narrating the timeless values of courage, loyalty, and...

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Updated At : 11:11 AM Nov 22, 2024 IST

In a mesmerising performance, school students brought the epic Ramayan to life, filling the stage with colour, energy, and devotion. Dressed in vibrant costumes, students captivated the audience with an engaging play, narrating the timeless values of courage, loyalty, and righteousness. Soulful ‘bhajans’ added a spiritual touch, making the special presentation a memorable experience for everyone. Their dedication and talent truly reflected the essence of our rich heritage and instilled valuable lessons in all.

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