DAV Public Sen Secondary School, Bharoli, Nadaun

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Updated At : 08:59 AM Dec 10, 2024 IST

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The school organised a two-day Annual Function with the theme “Sankalp ... commitment to create noble and virtuous souls”. The second day of celebrations reached new heights with the presence of Rajendra Talwar, secretary, DAV CMC, and Lalita Talwar, as chief guests. Principal Surjeet Kumar Rana presented the annual report of the school. Students of classes VI to XII showcased a vibrant tapestry of cultural activities, mesmerising the audience with a kaleidoscope of performances that included Arya Samaj bhajan, songs, speech, dance, yoga and skit that highlighted their exceptional talents and creativity. The prize distribution ceremony was held to reward the star performers in academics, sports and other fields. The day’s festivities came to a close with a vote of thanks.

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