Kala Utsav held at Shivalik Public School

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Aug 06, 2025 IST

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Shivalik Public School celebrated artistic flair and cultural diversity by hosting a vibrant Music and Dance event under 'Kala Utsav 2025', for students of Classes IX to XII. The programme opened with a soulful Shabad, followed by a warm welcome address encouraging immersion in artistic expression. The music segment featured melodious vocal performances, showcasing the musical talents of students. This was followed by a spirited dance competition with performances rooted in the folk traditions of Punjab, Rajasthan and Maharashtra, reflecting the school's commitment to cultural heritage and artistic development.

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