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The school celebrated Independence Day. The festivities began with the warm welcome of chief guest Harish Janartha with a ceremonial card and bouquet. The ceremony proceeded with the flag hoisting, followed by a splendid march past. The celebration continued in...

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Updated At : 10:04 AM Aug 23, 2024 IST

The school celebrated Independence Day. The festivities began with the warm welcome of chief guest Harish Janartha with a ceremonial card and bouquet. The ceremony proceeded with the flag hoisting, followed by a splendid march past. The celebration continued in the school auditorium with an engaging cultural programme. Students performed patriotic dances, presented a thought-provoking play, and delivered a melodious choir performance. The event concluded with a vote of thanks.

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