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Chandigarh, December 20

Folk dance performances marked the annual day celebrations of Morph Academy at the IMA Complex in Sector 35 here today.

The event began with a fashion show wherein students displayed various western outfits for all seasons. Punjabi folk music performance was followed by a ramp walk. Around 150 students of the academy took part in the show. Later, CEO of Academy, Ajay Sharma, distributed academic and endowment awards among students.

Meanwhile, Morph Academy is one of leading academies of region in animation, graphics, web, photography.

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