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Jesus Saviour’s School, Morinda

Lohri was celebrated at the school. Principal S Merlin Johns, led the celebration. Teachers and students participated in devotional songs and traditional dances. Several students delivered speeches highlighting the significance of the festival. Students were educated about the cultural importance...

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Updated At : 11:15 AM Jan 16, 2025 IST

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Lohri was celebrated at the school. Principal S Merlin Johns, led the celebration. Teachers and students participated in devotional songs and traditional dances. Several students delivered speeches highlighting the significance of the festival. Students were educated about the cultural importance of Lohri and its relevance in their lives. The celebration concluded with a vibrant cultural programme showcasing students’ talents. The school management expressed gratitude to students, teachers, and parents for their active participation and support.

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