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The Tribune School, Chandigarh, excels at Jhankaar Beats

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Updated At : 05:21 AM May 22, 2025 IST
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Over 100 students from Tricity schools and academies showcased their talent at Jhankaar Beats–2025, an inter-school dance competition organised by Chandigarh Art Theatre at Tagore Theatre. The Tribune School clinched the first position in the Folk Dance (Duet) category. Angel (Grade XI) and Vidushi (Grade IX) delivered a captivating Rajasthani folk performance choreographed by Jyoti Sharma. Their triumph was made possible under the visionary leadership of Principal Rani Poddar, whose unwavering support was instrumental in the achievement.

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