Campus notes: Dasehra celebrated with fervour

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Sonepat, Updated At : 09:07 AM Oct 13, 2024 IST

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Karnal: Dyal Singh Public School in Sector-7 here resonated with festive fervour as the school celebrated Dasehra. The highlight of the cultural extravaganza was the captivating Ramleela performance. Through powerful enactment, the students brought alive scenes from the epic, inspiring all with the message of good triumphing over evil. The celebration was further enhanced by a group dance. An effigy of Ravana was burnt culminating the festivities with fiery splendour. Principal Shalini Narang, in her address, inspired the teachers and students to embrace the spirit of Dasehra, reminding them that righteousness would always triumph.

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