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Swaraj Public School, Damla

The annual day celebration of the school, SETU, was a vibrant and enriching event that emphasised the value of education in building bridges and fostering connections. The occasion marked the birth anniversary of Mata Swaraj Devi, a pioneer in promoting...

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Damla, Updated At : 10:40 AM Oct 26, 2024 IST

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The annual day celebration of the school, SETU, was a vibrant and enriching event that emphasised the value of education in building bridges and fostering connections. The occasion marked the birth anniversary of Mata Swaraj Devi, a pioneer in promoting education and knowledge. Students showcased their cultural talents with performances ranging from garba and Haryanvi dance to yoga and bhangra. A special choreography on women empowerment captured the audience’s hearts, highlighting the school’s commitment to empowering its students.

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