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St Joseph School, Ambala

Janmashtami was celebrated at the school. The celebration started with the lighting of lamp by Director Kiran Bannerjee, followed by speech and ‘aarti’. Various ‘jhankis’ of Krishna were shown in the form of musical dance. Kindergarten students depicted Vrindavan act...

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Ambala, Updated At : 10:46 AM Sep 10, 2024 IST

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Janmashtami was celebrated at the school. The celebration started with the lighting of lamp by Director Kiran Bannerjee, followed by speech and ‘aarti’. Various ‘jhankis’ of Krishna were shown in the form of musical dance. Kindergarten students depicted Vrindavan act beautifully. ‘Matki phodo’ and dance by teachers added the cherry to the cake. ‘Raas-Leela’ presented by students took everyone to the Vrindavan. The management wished everyone a “Very Happy Janmashtami. Principal Bhavna Chhibber congratulated everyone on the pious occasion.

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