Guru Harkrishan Public School, Dera Bassi

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Updated At : 10:51 AM Sep 02, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Janmashtami. A series of cultural performances, including devotional songs, classical dances, and a vibrant “Raas Leela” drama that depicted the playful and divine nature of Lord Krishna mesmerised everyone present. The highlight of the event was the enactment of Lord Krishna’s birth and childhood narrated by the students of classes VI to VIII. Principal Kavita Atri addressed the gathering, emphasising the significance of Janmashtami and how the teachings of Lord Krishna are relevant even today.

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