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Vishvas School, Shahabad Markanda

The school held its annual dance competition, showcasing students’ talent across styles like classical, Punjabi and hip-hop. The judges praised the students’ creativity and passion, making the event a memorable celebration of dance and dedication. Principal Sneh Rajpal congratulated all...

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Updated At : 11:23 AM Nov 08, 2024 IST

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The school held its annual dance competition, showcasing students’ talent across styles like classical, Punjabi and hip-hop. The judges praised the students’ creativity and passion, making the event a memorable celebration of dance and dedication. Principal Sneh Rajpal congratulated all dancers, saying, “Our students’ performances were truly inspiring. Their hard work and passion were evident in every step.” The competition ended with a round of applause and trophies for all winners, making it a memorable day for the school.

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