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Tribune School, Chandigarh, celebrates Republic Day

The school celebrated Republic Day. The programme began with a majestic march past. Tricolour was hoisted by Principal Rani Poddar, followed by singing of the national anthem. The students and teachers of the school showcased the feeling of patriotism by...

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Updated At : 02:26 PM Jan 31, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Republic Day. The programme began with a majestic march past. Tricolour was hoisted by Principal Rani Poddar, followed by singing of the national anthem. The students and teachers of the school showcased the feeling of patriotism by singing beautiful renditions.

Listening to and singing patriotic songs triggered in the children and teachers alike many emotions of pride, love and respect for the country. The atmosphere resonated with the echoes of joy and patriotism. The young sports achievers of the school were felicitated. The Principal shared her reflections on the significance of the day.

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