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Maj Gen Vikramjit Singh Gill was the chief guest at the Independence Day programme. The event featured a rendition of the national anthem, a cultural programme which started with ‘Matribhoomi ko Naman”. Tiny tots exhibited their enthusiasm and patriotism through...

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Updated At : 10:07 AM Aug 19, 2024 IST

Maj Gen Vikramjit Singh Gill was the chief guest at the Independence Day programme. The event featured a rendition of the national anthem, a cultural programme which started with ‘Matribhoomi ko Naman”. Tiny tots exhibited their enthusiasm and patriotism through an acrobatic dance. The programme delved into the ‘Life of a Martyr’, a tribute to the revolutionary, Matangini Hazra, who laid down her life for the nation.

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