The Paradise International School, Ghagga, celebrates International Dance Day

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Updated At : 06:00 AM May 06, 2025 IST

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The school celebrated International Dance Day. The event began with the soulful recitation of the school ‘shabad’, followed by ‘Saraswati Vandana’, invoking divine blessings for knowledge and artistic excellence. Students competed across sub-junior and junior categories, exhibiting a range of traditional, folk, and thematic Western dance forms. In the sub-junior category, Ravi House secured the first position, Jhelum House was awarded the second position and Satluj House took the third position. Under another junior category, Satluj House and Jhelum House shared the first position, Beas House and Jhelum House jointly secured the second position and Ravi House claimed the third position. Principal Dr Parminder Kaur praised the participants for their dedication and artistic spirit.

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