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Aravali International School, Panchkula

A three-day Krishna Leela event, showcasing Lord Krishna's life, was organised by the students. The event kicked off with a formal welcome to Chief Guest General Srinivas, who was presented with a token of appreciation by Principal Gurvinder Sohi. Brigadier...

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Panchkula, Updated At : 11:04 AM Oct 16, 2024 IST

A three-day Krishna Leela event, showcasing Lord Krishna's life, was organised by the students. The event kicked off with a formal welcome to Chief Guest General Srinivas, who was presented with a token of appreciation by Principal Gurvinder Sohi. Brigadier Ranjit Gill was also present on the occasion. The colourful performances brought the Krishna saga to life. Food stalls were also set up during the event.

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