St Joseph’s Senior Secondary School, Chandigarh

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 11:03 AM Sep 06, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Janmashtami. Little ones, dressed as Radha and Krishna, stole the show with their adorable performances. Students of the Primary 2 Block captivated the audience with a mesmerising enactment of Lord Krishna’s life. Students of Primary Block 1 engaged in creative decoration of iconic symbols of the Lord, the flute and ‘matki’, crafting vibrant and ornate work of art using sequins, beads, threads and feathers. Joining the celebration, the Middle Block students designed miniature versions of Lord Krishna’s cradle, his symbolic flutes and crowns. The Senior Block participated in a poster-making activity depicting scenes from the life of Lord Vishnu’s incarnation, which included his childhood mischief, Ras Leela and the divine moment of his birth.

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