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Senior students presented an Inter-House Art Integrated Programme (AIP) themed around the cultural diversity and unity of India. The four houses took the audience on a journey across the country’s cultural landscape, celebrating the beauty of India’s traditions from every...

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Mani Majra, Updated At : 10:40 AM Dec 02, 2024 IST

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Senior students presented an Inter-House Art Integrated Programme (AIP) themed around the cultural diversity and unity of India. The four houses took the audience on a journey across the country’s cultural landscape, celebrating the beauty of India’s traditions from every corner —East to West, and North to South. Through mesmerising dance performances, powerful skits, and soulful songs, each house showcased unique aspects of our rich heritage. The vibrant costumes, graceful movements, and heartfelt performances illustrated how our diverse traditions weave together into a single fabric of unity.

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