Major Ajaib Singh Convent School, Jeonwala

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Updated At : 06:22 AM Jan 30, 2025 IST

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The school celebrated Republic Day. The celebration began with the hoisting of the national flag by Vice-Principal TK Brar, followed by the national anthem, evoking a deep sense of patriotism. The event was graced by Primary Wing Coordinators Kumud Garg (Lower and Upper Primary) and Meenu Khurana (Pre-Primary), along with the entire staff. Students showcased their creativity and talent through a vibrant cultural programme, which included fancy dress performances depicting India’s defence forces, inspirational speeches and poem recitations along with patriotic songs and energetic dance performances. To further instil the spirit of nationalism, students were shown the film “Uri: The Surgical Strike,” honouring the bravery and sacrifices of Indian soldiers.

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