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The school’s Grandparents’ Day celebration was a heart-warming tribute to the love, guidance, and wisdom that grandparents bring into our lives. From soulful singing performances dedicated to the silver-haired pillars of our families to a touching play that portrayed the...

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Mani Majra, Updated At : 10:59 AM Oct 10, 2024 IST

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The school’s Grandparents’ Day celebration was a heart-warming tribute to the love, guidance, and wisdom that grandparents bring into our lives. From soulful singing performances dedicated to the silver-haired pillars of our families to a touching play that portrayed the essence of family values, love, and affection, every moment was filled with emotion. A radio show hosted by students with their grandparents brought out heartfelt stories, sharing laughter and life lessons across generations. The day culminated in an energetic dance performance, celebrating the unbreakable bond between the young and the wise.

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