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SD Sen Sec School, Sec 24-C, Chandigarh

The school celebrated Lohri. The festival bids adieu to the hard winter with exuberance. The bonfire was lit where the School Managing Committee members, principal, staff and students gathered and sang folk songs to set the mood and everybody joined...

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Updated At : 10:30 AM Jan 18, 2025 IST

The school celebrated Lohri. The festival bids adieu to the hard winter with exuberance. The bonfire was lit where the School Managing Committee members, principal, staff and students gathered and sang folk songs to set the mood and everybody joined in the energetic rhythm. Sweets, peanuts and popcorn were distributed to students and staff.

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