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Sophia Public School, Yamunanagar

Students and staff celebrated Janmashtami on the school campus. Vikas, Arohi, Valia, Yashika and Tripti performed on a Krishna-Radha song. Navya, Navjot and teachers Manju, Meenu, Preeti and Jyoti recited ‘bhajans’ on Lord Krishna. ‘Prashad’ was distributed in the end....

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Updated At : 11:13 AM Sep 03, 2024 IST

Students and staff celebrated Janmashtami on the school campus. Vikas, Arohi, Valia, Yashika and Tripti performed on a Krishna-Radha song. Navya, Navjot and teachers Manju, Meenu, Preeti and Jyoti recited ‘bhajans’ on Lord Krishna. ‘Prashad’ was distributed in the end. Principal Rita Sharma wished ‘Happy Janmashtami’ to the students and staff members.

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