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Mukand Lal Public School, Yamunanagar

The school organised its Annual Cultural Programme-2024 based on the theme, ‘Dastane – Bharat’. Different items like ‘Shiv vandana’, English song, ‘Aao Milkar’, ‘Bharat ek raaga’, ‘Shalok’, ‘Chankaya’, ‘Jahaan Daal Daal Par’, ‘Qawwali’, ‘Veer Shivaji’, ‘Azadi’, ‘Ye Desh Hai Veer’,...

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Updated At : 11:08 AM Nov 25, 2024 IST

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The school organised its Annual Cultural Programme-2024 based on the theme, ‘Dastane – Bharat’. Different items like ‘Shiv vandana’, English song, ‘Aao Milkar’, ‘Bharat ek raaga’, ‘Shalok’, ‘Chankaya’, ‘Jahaan Daal Daal Par’, ‘Qawwali’, ‘Veer Shivaji’, ‘Azadi’, ‘Ye Desh Hai Veer’, ‘Yodha’, ‘Army the power’, ‘Achievement of India’, ‘Yoga’, ‘Bekhauf’, ‘Unity in Diversity’ and bhangra were presented with great zeal and enthusiasm by students. School magazine ‘Swaraj-2024’ was released. Chairman Ashok Kumar appreciated the programme and added that it will spread the message of oneness and patriotic fervour.

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