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Shivalik International Convent School, Nangal Chowk

Dasehra was celebrated by students, who presented colourful programmes based on the Ramayana theme. An effigy of Ravana, which was made by the students, was burnt by School Manager Malkiat Singh Rana. He urged the students to become ideal citizens...

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Nangal Chowk, Updated At : 10:51 AM Oct 19, 2024 IST

Dasehra was celebrated by students, who presented colourful programmes based on the Ramayana theme. An effigy of Ravana, which was made by the students, was burnt by School Manager Malkiat Singh Rana. He urged the students to become ideal citizens by following the ideals of Lord Rama.

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