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SA Jain Vijay Vallabh Public School, Ambala

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Updated At : 11:15 AM Dec 05, 2024 IST

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The school hosted its Annual Function, “Celebrating India’s Odyssey”, bringing together members, students, faculty, parents, and distinguished guests for an unforgettable evening of celebration and camaraderie. This year’s theme, “Abhiyuday”, highlighted India’s rise as an emerging power against all odds. Aseem Goel, Minister of Transport and Women and Child Development, was the chief guest, and Rajinder Kumar Jain, president, Shri Jain Shwetamber Murti Pujak Sangh, Messers Gujranwala Jewellers, was the guest of honour. The evening was marked by a series of captivating performances, including music, dance, and drama. The academic achievers of 2023-24 were awarded by the chief guest and other guests. President Sandeep Jain proposed the vote of thanks. Bhangra performance was a highlight of the evening, as the students brought energy and enthusiasm to the audience.

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