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Satluj World School, Dera Bassi

Students of pre-primary and primary of the school celebrated Janmashtami. Students were asked to dress up as Krishna and Radha. The creativity and effort put into the costumes were remarkable, adding vibrancy to the celebration. Many activities, like dancing, singing,...

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Updated At : 11:37 AM Sep 04, 2024 IST

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Students of pre-primary and primary of the school celebrated Janmashtami. Students were asked to dress up as Krishna and Radha. The creativity and effort put into the costumes were remarkable, adding vibrancy to the celebration. Many activities, like dancing, singing, instrumental music, storytelling, mukut decoration and matki decoration, were done by students. Principal Suman Sharma came and encouraged all students for their spectacular performances and tell them stories of Krishna Leela.

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