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The school hosted the Folk Utsav: CBSE Inter-School Dance Competition. The competition brought together participants from different CBSE schools of the region. Each school showcased traditional folk dance forms that reflected the rich cultural tapestry of our diverse society. The...

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Ambala, Updated At : 11:07 AM Sep 07, 2024 IST

The school hosted the Folk Utsav: CBSE Inter-School Dance Competition. The competition brought together participants from different CBSE schools of the region. Each school showcased traditional folk dance forms that reflected the rich cultural tapestry of our diverse society. The event aimed to promote cultural appreciation and provide a platform for young talents to shine. The school bagged the Overall Winner’s Trophy, while the Runner’s up Trophy was won by PKR Jain Senior Secondary Public School, Ambala City.

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