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Dasehra celebrated at Seven Star International School, Bhota.

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 04, 2025 IST

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Dasehra was celebrated with great pomp and show at Seven Star International School, Bhota. Many students arrived dressed as Lord Rama, Lakshman, Mata Sita, Hanuman, Bharat, Shatrughan and other characters from the 'Ramayana'. ASI Bhota Madam Nirmala Thakur graced the event as Chief Guest. Several prominent personalities from Bhota's "Vyapaar Mandal" were present as Guests of Honour. Madam Thakur was felicitated by Director (Academics) KS Guleria with a sapling and memento. The managing director, Sandeep Kanwar, also honoured members of the Vyapaar Mandal with mementoes. In his welcome address, KS Guleria greeted the dignitaries and spoke about the significance of celebrating Dasehra. The celebration concluded with the symbolic burning of Ravana's effigy, followed by the distribution of sweets among students and staff, marking a joyous end to the festivities.

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