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RIMT World School, Mani Majra

The campus brimmed with excitement and joy as the school celebrated Children’s Day with a grand fete, “Fiesta Fervour." From mouth-watering food stalls featuring everything from idli sambhar to momos, pizzas, sandwiches, and corn on the cob, young students relished...

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Mani Majra, Updated At : 10:34 AM Nov 21, 2024 IST

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The campus brimmed with excitement and joy as the school celebrated Children’s Day with a grand fete, “Fiesta Fervour." From mouth-watering food stalls featuring everything from idli sambhar to momos, pizzas, sandwiches, and corn on the cob, young students relished every bite. Adding to the thrill were engaging games, a lively DJ music corner, and a karaoke setup where students showcased their vocal talent. The selfie corner, tattoo-making, face painting, and art and craft stalls added more flair and fun to the day.

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