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The school celebrated Teej with great enthusiasm and spirit. A special assembly was conducted by Class XII students. The highlight of the day was the cultural programme, which featured a series of performances by students of Class XII. The girls...

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Updated At : 09:11 AM Aug 12, 2024 IST

The school celebrated Teej with great enthusiasm and spirit. A special assembly was conducted by Class XII students. The highlight of the day was the cultural programme, which featured a series of performances by students of Class XII. The girls performed traditional Teej dances, swaying gracefully to folk music, while the boys replicated Teej Mela. In addition to the cultural performances, the school organised a mehndi designing competition for the students of classes VI to IX, which was another remarkable attraction of the celebration.

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