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Sophia Public School, Yamunanagar

Students and staff of the school celebrated Republic Day on its campus. Principal Rita Sharma unfurled the national flag. Students participated in cultural programme to pay tribute to our freedom fighters and architect of our Constitution BR Ambedkar. Principal Rita...
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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 07, 2025 IST
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Students and staff of the school celebrated Republic Day on its campus. Principal Rita Sharma unfurled the national flag. Students participated in cultural programme to pay tribute to our freedom fighters and architect of our Constitution BR Ambedkar. Principal Rita Sharma told the importance of the Constitution to the students. Sweets were distributed at the end of the function.

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