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Independence Day celebrated at Sant Isher Singh Ji Memorial Public School, Karmasar, Rara Sahib

Independence Day was celebrated at the school. The programme commenced with a prayer followed by the national flag being hoisted by the chief guest Maninderjit Singh Benipal, Havildar Avtar Singh, Principal Dr Dheeraj Kumar Thapliyal, Headmistress Sarbjit Kaur Rekhi and...

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Updated At : 10:55 AM Aug 23, 2024 IST

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Independence Day was celebrated at the school. The programme commenced with a prayer followed by the national flag being hoisted by the chief guest Maninderjit Singh Benipal, Havildar Avtar Singh, Principal Dr Dheeraj Kumar Thapliyal, Headmistress Sarbjit Kaur Rekhi and Vice-Principal Harpreet Kaur. NCC cadets of the school performed a parade. Students of the Class V sang patriotic songs, while students from classes VI to IX performed bhangra. Some students presented choreography depicting the Pulwama attack. Senior teachers of the school planted saplings. Sweets were distributed to the staff and students.

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