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L Cpl Anvi of Class IX C was selected for the RD Camp 2025. After reaching Delhi, she performed in Punjab, Haryana, HP and Chandigarh Directorate’s cultural group in the competitions where DG, NCC, Lieutenant General Gurbirpal Singh specially came to see their performance. After the competition, her directorate’s performances were selected for central culture to perform in VVIP visits, where the officials of India come to visit their performances. Her ballet group dance was selected to perform in VVIP visits of Chief of Air staff Amarpreet Singh. Next, her second performance, group song, which was highly appreciated by the official, was performed in the women meet, where 400 women officials visited.

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