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Bhartiya Public School, Ambala Cantt

Teej was celebrated by Nehru House at the school, which was marvellously adorned with the material related to Teej by the students under the guidance of Durgesh (art and craft teacher). The programme began with the speech on the importance...

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Updated At : 11:30 AM Aug 14, 2024 IST

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Teej was celebrated by Nehru House at the school, which was marvellously adorned with the material related to Teej by the students under the guidance of Durgesh (art and craft teacher). The programme began with the speech on the importance of day. The stage was conducted wonderfully by Nikita and Vanshika. Students showcased an array of performances like poem recitation, songs and dances. Students participated in the celebration wholeheartedly and looked stunning in their colourful attires. Principal Munish Jain applauded the endeavours of students and teachers and wished a happy and prosperous Teej to all.

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