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Enthusiasm marked the Diwali Mela organised by the school on its premises. The ambience of Diwali was created through tasteful and vibrant decorations and brought together the staff and students in a day marked by fun and frolic. Mouth-watering and...

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Mani Majra, Updated At : 10:17 AM Nov 06, 2024 IST

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Enthusiasm marked the Diwali Mela organised by the school on its premises. The ambience of Diwali was created through tasteful and vibrant decorations and brought together the staff and students in a day marked by fun and frolic. Mouth-watering and finger-licking Indian cuisines prepared by students catered to every palate. Beautiful rangolis in vibrant colours adorned the venue. The students gave wings to their creativity by making diyas, candles and lanterns, which were put on display in different stalls. The highlight of the mela were the numerous stalls of games which entertained everyone throughout the day.

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