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Republic Day was celebrated at the school. Students of classes I-VII expressed their love for nation through patriotic storytelling, poetry recitation, role-play, speech, slogan writing and eye-catching craft articles’ creativity. The school premises was filled with patriotic aura with the celebration of Republic Day. Principal Upasna Modgil wished ‘Happy Republic Day’ to everyone and said, “Our freedom is hard-earned; let’s cherish it by being responsible citizens.”

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