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Bachpan School, Nayagaon

The school celebrated Diwali with enthusiasm. Teachers, staff, and students prayed to Goddess Lakshmi for wellness and lit diyas and candles. Everyone shared festive wishes and exchanged sweets, creating a joyful and warm atmosphere. ...

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Nayagaon, Updated At : 09:59 AM Nov 13, 2024 IST

The school celebrated Diwali with enthusiasm. Teachers, staff, and students prayed to Goddess Lakshmi for wellness and lit diyas and candles. Everyone shared festive wishes and exchanged sweets, creating a joyful and warm atmosphere.

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