DAV Public School, Tiara, Kangra

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Updated At : 01:35 PM Apr 19, 2023 IST

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‘Akshar Gyan’ Sanskar ceremony was organised on the occasion of Baisakhi. Dr Varinder Kumar and HAS cadre Chaman Singh were the chief guests. They taught LKG and UKG students alphabets and blessed them. Principal Ekta Attri proposed the vote of thanks. Students Anik, Raunak, Rana, Vivaan, Shivang, Eva, Anamaya, Viraj, Ayaan, Daxit, Divyansh, Ayaan, Adhvik, Arnav, Anav, Rawaya, Aaradhya, Prakriti, Satvik, Hardik, Revansh, Aaradhya, Kavya, Nakshita, Mayank, Tanishka, Shreya, Ivan, Pranav, Atiksh, Reevansh, Ritika, Aarushi, Sanaya, Shivangi, Yuvan participated in the ceremony.

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