Shemrock World, Ropar celebrates Teej

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:14 AM Jul 31, 2025 IST

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'Teej' was celebrated with enthusiasm. The day-long festivities commenced with a special assembly wherein Rajkiran Kaur enlightened students about the significance of the festival through a Punjabi speech. The assembly was followed by a vibrant cultural programme, featuring bhangra and 'gidda' performances by the students. In addition to the cultural festivities, the school also held various activities like fancy dress competition for classes I and II, pot decoration competition for classes III to V, mehendi art competition for girls and mask-making competition for boys of classes VI to VIII, poster-making competition for Class IX and speech competition for Class X.

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