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Students of Bal Vatika and Nursery of the school celebrated Janmashtami on the school campus under the guidance of Jasmeen Kaur and Amita Punia. School in-charge Bharti appreciated the efforts of the little ones and motivated the other students to...

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Updated At : 11:40 AM Aug 30, 2024 IST

Students of Bal Vatika and Nursery of the school celebrated Janmashtami on the school campus under the guidance of Jasmeen Kaur and Amita Punia. School in-charge Bharti appreciated the efforts of the little ones and motivated the other students to participate in the activities.

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