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Republic Day was celebrated at the school. The distinguished guest was Col DS Bindra (retd). The event commenced with the ceremonial unfurling of the flag, accompanied by the rendition of the national anthem by the school band. A series of...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Jan 30, 2025 IST

Republic Day was celebrated at the school. The distinguished guest was Col DS Bindra (retd). The event commenced with the ceremonial unfurling of the flag, accompanied by the rendition of the national anthem by the school band. A series of cultural presentations, patriotic songs and dances to patriotic tunes, were given on the stage.

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