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Home / Chandigarh / Doon International School Mohali Celebrates 20 Years Of Excellence

Doon International School, Mohali, celebrates 20 years of excellence

Punjabi singer and actor Harbhajan Singh Mann graced the occasion as the chief guest
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:29 PM Dec 17, 2024 IST
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Doon International School, Mohali, continued its celebration of ‘20 Years of Excellence’ by hosting its second function, ‘Mirza Sahiba,’ on December 13, at Tagore Theatre here.

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The play, directed by acclaimed Nisha Luthra with combined talent of 146 students, portrayed the tradition and emotional depth of Punjab’s culture.

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Legendary Punjabi singer and actor Harbhajan Singh Mann graced the occasion as the chief guest. Doon International Schools chairman Devinder Singh Mann and directors of the Dehradun branch Harinder Singh Mann, and Sonika Mann were also present at the event.

Harbhajan Mann addressed the gathering with his inspiring words and offered blessings to the students of the school. The vote of thanks was delivered by the school principal Ira Bogra.

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