Silver Oaks School, Bathinda

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Updated At : 10:40 AM Oct 21, 2024 IST

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The school organised ‘Literati’, which is an amalgamation of all branches of Silver Oaks. The event was graced by Kuldeep Dhingra, Gurnoor Singh, Tripti Sethi, Amanpreet Kaur, Mamta Arora and Nandini Katyal. A melodious song by the school choir welcomed everyone. Various competitions like ‘Nanhe Krantikari’, ‘Cast-Box Podcast’ and ‘Micro Drama’ were conducted fulfilling the objective of the fest to bring forth the young talent. Performances like nukkad natak, dance, song and instrumental music enthralled the audience. The winners were felicitated by the Director Malvinder Kaur Sidhu and Principal Neelam Verma. The event concluded with a dynamic gidda performance.

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