Children's Day celebrated at Ningania Vidya Mandir

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 18, 2025 IST

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Ningania Vidya Mandir, Shahjanpur, celebrated Children's Day for students from Nursery to Class II. The school welcomed the little ones with warmth, setting a cheerful tone for the special day dedicated entirely to them. The celebration became lively as children participated in various fun-filled games, including frog race, ring race, lemon race, balloon race and chair-and-ring race. Their excitement and laughter filled the campus, creating a vibrant and energetic atmosphere. Teachers encouraged every child throughout the activities, ensuring they enjoyed the day to the fullest. The event concluded with appreciation and small treats for the students, making the celebration memorable and full of happy moments.

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