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Blossom Convent School, Nayagaon

The school celebrated Dasehra. There was a tall effigy of the demon king, Ravan, and the ground was decorated with colourful buntings. Students performed a wonderful Ramayan act. Saanvi, student of Class VII, gave an excellent solo performance. School Principal...

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Updated At : 02:43 PM Oct 30, 2023 IST

The school celebrated Dasehra. There was a tall effigy of the demon king, Ravan, and the ground was decorated with colourful buntings. Students performed a wonderful Ramayan act. Saanvi, student of Class VII, gave an excellent solo performance. School Principal Geeta Sandhu and Vice-Principal Mukesh Chaudhary along with teachers and staff burned the effigy of Ravan.

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