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On the eve of Independence Day, school students showcased a vibrant tableau representation celebrating the spirit of India through themes of Digital India, Women Empowerment, and Krishi Pradhan Bharat. The presentation also brought to life the rich cultural heritage of...

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Updated At : 10:22 AM Aug 27, 2024 IST

On the eve of Independence Day, school students showcased a vibrant tableau representation celebrating the spirit of India through themes of Digital India, Women Empowerment, and Krishi Pradhan Bharat. The presentation also brought to life the rich cultural heritage of various states, including Tamil Nadu, Assam, and others, highlighting their unique traditions and contributions to the nation. Each tableau vividly depicted these themes.

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