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The Milestone Senior Secondary School, Kaithal

The school hosted an inter-clan dance competition. The competition featured an array of performances. Among the four clans — Legends, Elites, Leaders and Victors — it was the Legends that emerged victorious. Their win was largely due to the impressive...

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Kaithal, Updated At : 11:23 AM Oct 23, 2024 IST

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The school hosted an inter-clan dance competition. The competition featured an array of performances. Among the four clans — Legends, Elites, Leaders and Victors — it was the Legends that emerged victorious. Their win was largely due to the impressive solo performances of Rama Gera (Class VII) and Naaz (Class VI). The Elites Clan secured the second position in the competition. The judges, Shalu Grover (event head) and Sachin Midha (unit head) evaluated each performance based on stage presence, expressions and choreography.

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