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New Gyan Dham Public School, Nalagarh, celebrates Dasehra

Dasehra was celebrated at the school. Class IX student Sudhanshu Jha presented his views about Dasehra. While addressing the students, Principal Shabnam Chauhan threwing light on the festival and said every year an effigy of Ravan is burnt in the...
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Updated At : 02:36 PM Nov 01, 2023 IST
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Dasehra was celebrated at the school. Class IX student Sudhanshu Jha presented his views about Dasehra. While addressing the students, Principal Shabnam Chauhan threwing light on the festival and said every year an effigy of Ravan is burnt in the school. An effigy of Ravan was set on fire by the Principal on the school premises.

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