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Gian Jyoti Global School, Mohali

Students staged a one-act Ramlila, including the scenes of Lord Rama being banished from Ayodhaya and his victory over Ravana, to celebrate Dasehra. The tiny tots enjoyed the making 'gadas', Lord Hanuman's weapon. The students were also told about the...

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Mohali, Updated At : 10:56 AM Oct 16, 2024 IST

Students staged a one-act Ramlila, including the scenes of Lord Rama being banished from Ayodhaya and his victory over Ravana, to celebrate Dasehra. The tiny tots enjoyed the making 'gadas', Lord Hanuman's weapon. The students were also told about the significance of the Dasehra festival by the teachers, followed by a community lunch. Principal Director Ranjeet Bedi addressed the students and emphasised the triumph of virtue over the vice.

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