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Shemford School, Barara

A Ramleela was staged by students in the courtyard of the school. The objective of this programme was to develop religious and moral values of Indian culture among students. Students sang the Chaupaiyas composed in the Ramayana. Principal, Ruby Sharma,...

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Updated At : 10:57 AM Oct 19, 2024 IST

A Ramleela was staged by students in the courtyard of the school. The objective of this programme was to develop religious and moral values of Indian culture among students. Students sang the Chaupaiyas composed in the Ramayana. Principal, Ruby Sharma, said the event was important for the all-round development of children as it developed social and cultural consciousness in them. Students brought alive various episodes of the Ramayana.

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