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Students of Class IV at the school created magic with a special assembly to celebrate Janmashtami. From enchanting music and mesmerising dance performances to a captivating skit portraying the birth of Lord Krishna, these young talents left everyone spellbound with...

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Updated At : 11:17 AM Sep 05, 2024 IST

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Students of Class IV at the school created magic with a special assembly to celebrate Janmashtami. From enchanting music and mesmerising dance performances to a captivating skit portraying the birth of Lord Krishna, these young talents left everyone spellbound with their creativity and devotion. Students not only showcased their artistic prowess but also deepened their connection to our rich cultural heritage. It was a moment of pride and joy for everyone there to witness the dedication and artistry of these young performers.

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