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Rose Public School, Suliali

Roseans celebrated ‘Veer Gatha’, saluting India’s unsung heroes. Students participated in essay, painting, and poem reciting contests. Principal Sanjay Saugany stressed on patriotism and courage. A captivating cultural programme concluded the event, inspiring students to emulate the soldiers’ values. ...

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Suliali, Updated At : 09:01 AM Oct 08, 2024 IST

Roseans celebrated ‘Veer Gatha’, saluting India’s unsung heroes. Students participated in essay, painting, and poem reciting contests. Principal Sanjay Saugany stressed on patriotism and courage. A captivating cultural programme concluded the event, inspiring students to emulate the soldiers’ values.

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