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RK Int'l School, Nabahi

Janmasthami was celebrated at the school. Tiny tots came dressed up as Radha and Krishna. Students presented songs, dances and a short roleplay. They broke dahi handi, wishing all the students and the staff a ‘Happy Janmashtami’. School Principal SK...

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Updated At : 12:23 PM Sep 14, 2023 IST

Janmasthami was celebrated at the school. Tiny tots came dressed up as Radha and Krishna. Students presented songs, dances and a short roleplay. They broke dahi handi, wishing all the students and the staff a ‘Happy Janmashtami’. School Principal SK Sharma told children about the incarnation of Lord Krishna and stories associated with him. Later, children danced to enchanting songs of Krishna.

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