BVM Senior Secondary School, Sector 39, Ludhiana

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Updated At : 09:36 AM Aug 12, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Teej. Vibrant activities, such as fancy dress for tiny tots, traditional dress up, group dance, boliyaan, tappe, solo folk dance, Teej stalls, ramp walk, modelling, gidda, bhangra and mehndi competitions, were designed for the students to apprise them of their rich culture. Tiny tots, donned in ethnic Punjabi attire, beaming with joy, tapped their feet on the beats of folk songs. Students showcased their immense creative potential through different types of mehndi styles. Energetic girls drenched themselves in gidda beats depicted Punjabi culture and ramp walk made the occasion lively. Principal Upasna Modgil was overwhelmed with the preparation and creativity of students.

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