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Paras Public School, Bhawarna

The school celebrated Lohri with fun and frolic. Students took part in the celebration enthusiastically. Students were in an upbeat mood and immersed in the festive spirit by presenting folk dances and Lohri songs. The programme came to an end...

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Updated At : 11:15 AM Jan 16, 2025 IST

The school celebrated Lohri with fun and frolic. Students took part in the celebration enthusiastically. Students were in an upbeat mood and immersed in the festive spirit by presenting folk dances and Lohri songs. The programme came to an end with ‘Lohri poojan’. Groundnuts and sweets were distributed. Teachers Kavita Katoch and Monika Sharma told the students about the importance of the Lohri festival through their speeches. Director of the school Mahesh Katoch and Principal Neelam Rana gave best wishes to the students and teachers.

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