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The school celebrated Independence Day on its campus. Bharti, school in charge, Ramneesh Lakhanpal and Manjit Singh along with the staff members hoisted the national flag. All staff members saluted the flag and sang the national anthem. Patriotic songs were...

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Updated At : 10:45 AM Aug 22, 2024 IST

The school celebrated Independence Day on its campus. Bharti, school in charge, Ramneesh Lakhanpal and Manjit Singh along with the staff members hoisted the national flag. All staff members saluted the flag and sang the national anthem. Patriotic songs were sung by teachers and various performances were given by students.

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