Cultural fiesta at Manav Mangal SMART School, Mohali

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Updated At : 02:45 PM Feb 21, 2024 IST

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Annual Cultural Fiesta, Kilkari 24 was organised at the school for students of Play Group, Nursery, LKG and UKG. The event commenced with the Principal presenting the list of achievements of 2022-23 session. The students paid obeisance to the Almighty through ‘Hanuman Chalisa’. Tiny tots of Nursery performed bhangra. Special attraction of the day was item ‘Kingdom of fruits’ presented by students of Playgroup. A dance performance on a patriotic song, monkey dance, welcome song were other attractions of the day. Parents appreciated the efforts put in by the students and the teachers into Kilkari. School Director, Sanjay Sardana also praised the efforts of the students and the faculty and congratulated them on putting together a great show.

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