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Manav Mangal Smart School, Mohali

The school organised its Annual Cultural Fiesta, Kilkari 24 for students of classes I and II. The event commenced with the Principal presenting the annual report of 2023-24. The students presented a prayer song ‘Tareef Karan’ to give a befitting...

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Updated At : 02:50 PM Jul 29, 2024 IST

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The school organised its Annual Cultural Fiesta, Kilkari 24 for students of classes I and II. The event commenced with the Principal presenting the annual report of 2023-24. The students presented a prayer song ‘Tareef Karan’ to give a befitting start to the event. It was followed by a spirited bhangra performance. The special attraction of the day was ‘My super Hero my Dad’ presented by students of both the classes. Dance on patriotic song, road safety rules were other attractions of the day. The parents greatly appreciated the painstaking efforts put in by the students and the teachers into Kilkari.

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