Mahavir Public School, Sundernagar

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Updated At : 12:03 PM Nov 30, 2024 IST

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The annual prize distribution ceremony was held at the school. Director of the National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur, PL Sharma was the chief guest and his co-religionist Manjula Sharma was present as a special guest. Parents of children were also present at the event. The programme commenced with the lighting of lamp and the singing of ‘Mahavir Gaan’. Principal Anuradha Jain welcomed the chief guests with a bouquet, shawl, cap and muffler and students presented a welcome song. Principal Ranju Awasthi read out the annual report and after that the performances of students enthralled the audience. The outstanding students of the school were honoured with mementos. At the end of the programme, Principal and Managing Director Anuradha Jain thanked the parents and guests present and appreciated the excellent presentations of the children.

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