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Gian Jyoti Global School, Mohali

The school celebrated Teej. The event featured a fancy dress and group song competition, where young, enthusiastic children participated with joy and confidence. The celebrations were further enlivened by traditional activities such as swinging, games, and mehndi application. A cultural...
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 10:13 AM Aug 14, 2024 IST
The school celebrated Teej. The event featured a fancy dress and group song competition, where young, enthusiastic children participated with joy and confidence.
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The school celebrated Teej. The event featured a fancy dress and group song competition, where young, enthusiastic children participated with joy and confidence. The celebrations were further enlivened by traditional activities such as swinging, games, and mehndi application. A cultural show added vibrancy to the atmosphere. The menu for the day included monsoon delicacies like pakoras, puris, and kheer.

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