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Guru Gobind Singh Vidya Mandir, Ratwara Sahib

The school celebrated Janmashtami. Students of the pre-primary section came to the school in the attire of Krishna and Radha. They adorned themselves with peacock feathers, flute and ‘matkis’. Speeches were delivered during assembly time on the life of Lord...

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Updated At : 12:08 PM Sep 07, 2024 IST

The school celebrated Janmashtami. Students of the pre-primary section came to the school in the attire of Krishna and Radha. They adorned themselves with peacock feathers, flute and ‘matkis’. Speeches were delivered during assembly time on the life of Lord Krishna. Students recited poems. ‘Krishna juhlah’ was made by teachers and small children were made to sit in the ‘juhlah’. Director Jaswant Singh and Principal Ritu Oberoi extended wishes to the students and staff.

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