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Paras Public School, Bhawarna

Durga Ashtami was celebrated in the school. ‘Dandiya’ dance was organised to commemorate the event of Navaratri. All students of nursery, LKG and UKG danced with beautifully decorated ‘dandiya’ sticks. School Director Mahesh Chand Katoch did ‘Kanyapujan’. Principal Neelam Rana...

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Updated At : 10:55 AM Oct 18, 2024 IST

Durga Ashtami was celebrated in the school. ‘Dandiya’ dance was organised to commemorate the event of Navaratri. All students of nursery, LKG and UKG danced with beautifully decorated ‘dandiya’ sticks. School Director Mahesh Chand Katoch did ‘Kanyapujan’. Principal Neelam Rana told the students about the nine forms of Goddess Durga. Teachers and Principal also danced with students to encourage them. At last, ‘halwa and puri’ were distributed among the students and whole staff.

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