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Bhupindra International Public School, Patiala

The school organised an English festival under the aegis of Patiala Sahodaya Schools Complex. The festival was categorised at five levels. Rhyme Recitation, Poetry Recitation, Declamation Contest, Debate, and Playlet. Around 450 students from various schools in the district participated...

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Updated At : 10:53 AM Oct 21, 2024 IST

The school organised an English festival under the aegis of Patiala Sahodaya Schools Complex. The festival was categorised at five levels. Rhyme Recitation, Poetry Recitation, Declamation Contest, Debate, and Playlet. Around 450 students from various schools in the district participated in the event.

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