Inter-house cultural extravaganza concludes

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 04, 2025 IST

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The British Co-Ed High School, Patiala, concluded its two-day inter-house cultural extravaganza. The event served as an excellent platform for students to exhibit their artistic talents through traditional, classical and western dance performances, along with dramatic adaptations of timeless literary works such as Great Expectations, Is He Dead? and The Canterville Ghost. Equally commendable were the Hindi and Punjabi classic drama presentations, which reflected the depth of historical and cultural heritage. The Jhoomer and Bhangra, complemented by graceful classical dance forms and western dance performances, filled the stage with colour, rhythm and energy, leaving the audience thoroughly enthralled.

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