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Maharana Pratap Public School, Kurukshetra

Janmashtami was celebrated on the campus. The students were dressed up as Lord Krishna and Radha, complete with flutes, peacock feathers and ‘matkaas’. The premise was decorated beautifully and the spirit of festivity was enhanced with ‘jhankis’ depicting life history...

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Kurukshetra, Updated At : 11:15 AM Sep 05, 2024 IST

Janmashtami was celebrated on the campus. The students were dressed up as Lord Krishna and Radha, complete with flutes, peacock feathers and ‘matkaas’. The premise was decorated beautifully and the spirit of festivity was enhanced with ‘jhankis’ depicting life history of Lord Krishna. The celebration that followed was truly entertaining and educating. A ‘jhula-making’ competition was organised for the students of different classes.

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