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Saraswati Paradise School, Sanjauli

Little stars from the KG section shone brightly at the poem recitation competition. Their delightful voices and charming performances filled the school assembly hall with joy and pride. Each child brought a unique flair to the stage, reciting beautiful poems...

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Updated At : 02:08 PM Jul 22, 2024 IST

Little stars from the KG section shone brightly at the poem recitation competition. Their delightful voices and charming performances filled the school assembly hall with joy and pride. Each child brought a unique flair to the stage, reciting beautiful poems and leaving all in awe. School Principal Mandeep Rana expressed his immense pride and joy in seeing the young talents excel and emphasised the importance of nurturing these early talents.

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