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Ananya, national weightlifting champion and a student of Class X of the school, got felicitated for her exemplary performance in sports. To commemorate the ‘19th Dheeyan di Lohri Mela’, dedicated to ‘Girl Empowerment’, girl achievers from various fields were felicitated for their achievements at a state-level event, which was organised by the Press Club of Mohali. The event acknowledged and honoured the extraordinary feats of girls. The customary bonfire was lit up to signify the importance of empowering girls and supporting them.

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