Dyal Singh Public School, Panipat

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Updated At : 06:29 AM Jan 30, 2025 IST

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Republic Day was celebrated on the premises of the school. Principal Dr Vinita Kumar Tomar unfurled the flag along with the singing of the national anthem. Ranjana, through her speech, stressed the importance of the Constitution. Amita Goswami expressed her thoughts on the greatness of the immortal brave soldiers of India through her poem. Nidhi Sardana presented a beautiful patriotic song. Nursery to Prep II students participated in flag-making activity, sang the national anthem, and performed vibrant dances on patriotic songs. Students of Class I participated in dance competition on patriotic themes. Class II students participated in the Deshbhakti Kavita Partiyogita. Students from classes III to VIII showed their skill in a badge-making activity. Dr Vinita Kumar Tomar wished ‘Happy Republic Day’ to all teachers, parents, children and other colleagues.

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