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Janmashtami was celebrated at the school. The joyous spirit of Janmashtami came alive when the children put forth a vibrant and lively presentation based on various episodes from Krishna’s life. Later, the significance of the festival was explained to the...

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Updated At : 12:22 PM Sep 13, 2023 IST

Janmashtami was celebrated at the school. The joyous spirit of Janmashtami came alive when the children put forth a vibrant and lively presentation based on various episodes from Krishna’s life. Later, the significance of the festival was explained to the children and a beautiful dance presentation by students transformed the ambience into a divine arena. Parents were mesmerised to see the performance of their little ones.

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