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Indian Constitution Day was celebrated at the school. Little students enacted various meetings of Drafting Committee of the Constitution and issues discussed during the sessions. Students portrayed as Dr Rajinder Prasad, Dr BR Ambedkar, Seth Govind Das, Acharya JB Kriplani...

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Safidon, Updated At : 11:17 AM Dec 04, 2024 IST

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Indian Constitution Day was celebrated at the school. Little students enacted various meetings of Drafting Committee of the Constitution and issues discussed during the sessions. Students portrayed as Dr Rajinder Prasad, Dr BR Ambedkar, Seth Govind Das, Acharya JB Kriplani amongst others, enacted their respective concerns and leanings on various topics. In the end, there was debate, dissent and positive decision making leading to its adoption by Constituent Assembly. Vipul Sharma congratulated Seema Jain and t students of primary wing to have come out with such subtle performances.

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