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Christmas was celebrated by students of Class IX. The Inter-Section Carol Singing Competition allowed students to put forth an enthralling performance. The competition engaged students in singing carols that set a festive mood and built anticipation among all present. Students...

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Updated At : 02:23 PM Jan 02, 2024 IST

Christmas was celebrated by students of Class IX. The Inter-Section Carol Singing Competition allowed students to put forth an enthralling performance. The competition engaged students in singing carols that set a festive mood and built anticipation among all present. Students of all sections sang carols, spreading the message of faith, happiness and peace.

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