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Adarsh Public Smart School, Sector 20-B, Chandigarh

Staff and students of the school organised a farewell party for Class VIII students. The students and teachers cherished their memories spent at the school. Students delivered speeches, sang songs, danced and played games. Janvi Bhardwaj and Ahem Sharma won...
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Updated At : 06:00 AM Mar 25, 2025 IST
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Staff and students of the school organised a farewell party for Class VIII students. The students and teachers cherished their memories spent at the school. Students delivered speeches, sang songs, danced and played games. Janvi Bhardwaj and Ahem Sharma won the titles of ‘Miss and Mr Farewell’. Principal S Thakur wished them for their bright and prosperous future.

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