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Dasehra festivities at AKSIPS-65 Smart School, Mohali

The school celebrated Dasehra by organising a special assembly. A bhajan was presented by the school choir followed by excerpts from Ramayana. An effigy of Ravana was burnt by Associate Director Parnika Singh and Principal Rajminder Kaur Jaitla. They appreciated...

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Updated At : 10:37 AM Oct 22, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Dasehra by organising a special assembly. A bhajan was presented by the school choir followed by excerpts from Ramayana. An effigy of Ravana was burnt by Associate Director Parnika Singh and Principal Rajminder Kaur Jaitla. They appreciated students' efforts and encouraged them to slay bad habits and embrace human virtues. A series of activities were organised for students at various levels. Classes Playway to II participated in a show-and-tell competition highlighting the characters from Ramayana.

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