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Maharana Pratap Public School, Kurukshetra

Hariyali Teej was celebrated in the school. The school organised a fest, ‘Teej Mela’ for students in which students enjoyed wholeheartedly. It included a few food stalls, henna stall and a special tattoo counter for students. A special assembly was...

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Updated At : 08:38 AM Aug 13, 2024 IST

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Hariyali Teej was celebrated in the school. The school organised a fest, ‘Teej Mela’ for students in which students enjoyed wholeheartedly.

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Hariyali Teej was celebrated in the school. The school organised a fest, ‘Teej Mela’ for students in which students enjoyed wholeheartedly. It included a few food stalls, henna stall and a special tattoo counter for students. A special assembly was conducted in which students performed cultural items. Different competitions were organised to mark the event, which included bangle decoration competition and Haryanvi folk dance competition. They filled the air with the festive vibes and enjoyment.

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