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The school celebrated Republic Day under the chairmanship of Principal Sunil Kumar. The national flag was hoisted by the principal. The national anthem was sung by students and teachers of the school. They raised a loud slogan, ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’. The programme was conducted by Akshita and Bhanupriya of Class XI. A patriotic group song filled the hearts with pride. Two group dance performances of tiny tots put smile on each face. A detailed information about celebrating thies day was given by Gunjan of Class IX in Hindi and Kumar Shashwat Sood of Class XI in English. A patriotic dance performance was given by students of secondary classes. PGT, Hindi, Lakshman expressed his opinion on importance of Republic Day. The principal congratulated all students and teachers on Republic Day. Sweets and refreshments were distributed by the principal to all.

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