Bhagirathi Das DAV Public School, Dharamshala

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Dharamsala, Updated At : 10:45 AM Nov 11, 2024 IST

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A cultural fest was organised at the school. Mayor of the Nagar Palika, Dharamshala, Neenu Sharma was the chief guest and former Mayor Devendra Singh Jaggi was the special guest. Head Amit Narula, secretary Randhir Sekhri, treasurer Arun Puri and architect Amardeep from Arya Samaj, Dharamshala, also marked their presence in the programme. The programme was inaugurated with the lighting of the lamp. Students presented a colourful program and won the hearts of the audience present. The children displayed their hidden artistic talent through various activities. While the negative effects of social media on society and the terrible form of social evils like female foeticide were exposed, naati and gidda forced all guests to dance. Principal Dr Vipin Jishtu thanked all dignitaries present at the event.

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