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Col V R Mohan DAV Public School, Dera Bassi celebrates Teej

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:20 AM Aug 01, 2025 IST

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'Teej' was celebrated with traditional fervour on the premises. Students and teachers came dressed in Punjabi attire. All the mothers of the Kindergarten Wing were invited to celebrate the day. They were welcomed with traditional green and red bangles. The celebration featured a fun-filled segment wherein winners were selected based on traditional attire, smile, best dressed and 'Teej' queen. The event featured a lively mix of cultural presentations, including Punjabi folk songs, traditional dialect performances, 'giddha', bhangra and other regional dances. Principal Sarita Yadav extended her wishes and said that such events promote cultural awareness. Seema Mittal Foundation students were also invited. Former Principal of Govt College Dera Bassi Sadana was the Guest of Honour.

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