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Rose Public School, Suliali

The school celebrated Ramayana. The event featured dramatisations, bhajans, dances, quiz, and art exhibitions. Principal Sanjay Saugany highlighted Ramayana’s significance in the Indian culture. Students and staff participated wholeheartedly, making it a grand success. ...

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Suliali, Updated At : 11:29 AM Oct 18, 2024 IST

The school celebrated Ramayana. The event featured dramatisations, bhajans, dances, quiz, and art exhibitions. Principal Sanjay Saugany highlighted Ramayana’s significance in the Indian culture. Students and staff participated wholeheartedly, making it a grand success.

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