VB International School, Zirakpur

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Updated At : 11:06 AM Aug 31, 2024 IST

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On Janmashtami, the school organised a vibrant celebration filled with cultural activities. Students came dressed as little Krishna and Radha, bringing the festivities to life with their colourful attire. The day began with a special assembly featuring devotional songs and a captivating dance performance depicting scenes from Lord Krishna’s life. A ‘Dahi Handi’ event was held, where students enthusiastically participated in breaking the pot, symbolising the playful spirit of Krishna. The celebration was a joyous and memorable experience, instilling a sense of devotion and cultural pride among the students.

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