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Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Sen Sec Public School, Dhanora-Ladwa

The four-day ‘yajya’ organised to commemorate the 45th Foundation Day of the school concluded. Acharya Rajiv and Acharya Vikramaditya recited Vedic mantras and the main hosts of the ‘yagya’, school president Pawan Garg, secretary Ravinder Bansal, in the presence of...

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Ladwa, Updated At : 09:14 AM Sep 24, 2024 IST

The four-day ‘yajya’ organised to commemorate the 45th Foundation Day of the school concluded. Acharya Rajiv and Acharya Vikramaditya recited Vedic mantras and the main hosts of the ‘yagya’, school president Pawan Garg, secretary Ravinder Bansal, in the presence of former MLA Ramesh Gupta and Gurdev Singh (Kaku Singh) offered offerings in the ‘yajya’ and prayed for the welfare of the entire living world.

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