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Noble Heart School, NayaGaon

A special morning assembly was organised for the Duster and Navratri celebrations by students of the school. Primary class students presented an act on Lord Rama's life and others danced to the Navratri beats. The programme concluded with a speech...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:27 AM Oct 21, 2024 IST

A special morning assembly was organised for the Duster and Navratri celebrations by students of the school. Primary class students presented an act on Lord Rama's life and others danced to the Navratri beats. The programme concluded with a speech highlighting the significance of Navratri and Dasehra.

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