The Paradise International School, Ghagga, celebrates Teej

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 06, 2025 IST

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The school with cultural zest. The school campus came alive with the rhythm of traditional music and energetic performances of Giddha and Bhangra, echoing the spirit of Punjab. Female staff members and girl students adorned themselves in colourful traditional attire, adding charm and elegance to the celebration. The festive atmosphere was enhanced with an array of traditional dishes and delicacies, thoroughly enjoyed by all. The highlight of the event was the "Ms Teej" title ceremony. The joy of riding on traditional swings under lush greenery added to the festivity, marking the occasion with delight and nostalgia.

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