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OPS International School, Karnal

On Diwali, students of Class I to VIII participated in various activities like diya making, candle making, kalsh/bandhawar decoration, rangoli, etc, and showcased their artistic skills. The motive of the competition was to stimulate the imagination of the students and...

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Updated At : 02:08 PM Nov 20, 2023 IST

On Diwali, students of Class I to VIII participated in various activities like diya making, candle making, kalsh/bandhawar decoration, rangoli, etc, and showcased their artistic skills. The motive of the competition was to stimulate the imagination of the students and enable them to give it a better shape. Academic Adviser Neeru Setia and Principal Geeta Negi appreciated the efforts made by the participants and the winners were rewarded with certificates.

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