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Manav Public School, Nayagaon

The school celebrated Red Day with enthusiasm. The young learners dressed in vibrant red outfits and participated in exciting activities, making the day lively and educational. This celebration helped them understand the significance of colours in a fun and engaging...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 17, 2025 IST

The school celebrated Red Day with enthusiasm. The young learners dressed in vibrant red outfits and participated in exciting activities, making the day lively and educational. This celebration helped them understand the significance of colours in a fun and engaging way.

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