Emm Aar school celebrates Raksha Bandhan

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 13, 2025 IST

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Emm Aar International School, Adampur, celebrated Raksha Bandhan with the Indian Air Force officers at the Adampur station. They presented a 12-foot handmade Tricolour rakhi to Air Officer Commanding Brijesh Paul (VM). Students performed a soulful poem recitation on Operation Sindoor and sang patriotic songs, adding to the festive spirit. A giant handmade Rakhi and a greeting card themed on Operation Sindoor were presented to the officers as a token of love and appreciation, honoring their dedication and bravery.

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