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Ashiana Public School, Sector 46, Chandigarh

Students participated in an array of events on the occasion of Independence Day. The event commenced by paying invocation to God by the recitation of ‘Gayatri mantra’ and ‘Mool mantra’. Students sang national songs and spoke about the significance of...

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Updated At : 10:39 AM Aug 21, 2024 IST

Students participated in an array of events on the occasion of Independence Day. The event commenced by paying invocation to God by the recitation of ‘Gayatri mantra’ and ‘Mool mantra’. Students sang national songs and spoke about the significance of the day. This was followed by a theatrical performance. Young Ashianites interpreted connotations of freedom through various performances. School Director Lalita Prakash insisted on hard work for the development of the country.

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