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Swaraj Public School, Damla

The school celebrated Janmashtami. The event featured a special assembly where students showcased their talents through various performances like dances, speeches, bhajans, and poems dedicated to Lord Krishna. A notable highlight of the celebration was a captivating play presented by...

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Updated At : 10:50 AM Sep 02, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Janmashtami. The event featured a special assembly where students showcased their talents through various performances like dances, speeches, bhajans, and poems dedicated to Lord Krishna. A notable highlight of the celebration was a captivating play presented by the teachers, narrating the life and teachings of Lord Krishna in a vivid and engaging manner. Principal Jyoti Nagpal Sethi commended the teachers for their innovative approach in imparting cultural knowledge to the students and encouraged everyone to embrace virtues of goodness and innocence exemplified by Lord Krishna.

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