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CL Aggarwal DAV Model School, Chandigarh

A farewell ceremony was held at the school to bid adieu to the outgoing Class X students. The event was graced by Principal Jyotika Ahuja, along with teachers and students. The celebration featured vibrant performances, including a skit, dance, games,...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 18, 2025 IST

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A farewell ceremony was held at the school to bid adieu to the outgoing Class X students. The event was graced by Principal Jyotika Ahuja, along with teachers and students. The celebration featured vibrant performances, including a skit, dance, games, and a ramp walk, showcasing the talent and confidence of the students. The highlight of the event was the title distribution, where Vaani was crowned ‘Ms DAV’, Gurvinder was honoured as ‘Mr DAV’, Kanika won the title of ‘Ms Charming’, and Prianshu was named ‘Mr Handsome’. Principal Ms Jyotika Ahuja extended her best wishes to the students.

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