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Shemrock School, Mohali

The junior wing of the school celebrated Janmashtami. The whole school echoed with the mesmerising dance and song performances by students who dressed up as cherubic little Radhas and Krishnas. The gang of young ‘gwalas’ and ‘makhanchor’ came dancing and...

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Updated At : 11:08 AM Aug 31, 2024 IST

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The junior wing of the school celebrated Janmashtami. The whole school echoed with the mesmerising dance and song performances by students who dressed up as cherubic little Radhas and Krishnas. The gang of young ‘gwalas’ and ‘makhanchor’ came dancing and jumping with their band to break the ‘matki’ and stole the show with their acrobatic skills and thrilled the crowd. Children participated in various cultural programmes. Principal Prineet Sohal explained the significance of Janmashtami to students and urged them to contribute their efforts in making society free of social evils.

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