Vishvas School organises solo dance competition

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 30, 2025 IST

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Vishvas School, Shahabad Markanda, hosted the dazzling solo dance competition for students of classes VI to VIII, celebrating talent, confidence and creativity through the art of dance. Participants presented a vibrant array of performances, showcasing the lively energy of Bollywood and folk dances alongside graceful classical and dynamic fusion pieces. Principal Sneh Rajpal congratulated the winners and remarked, "This competition is about conquering stage fright and celebrating the art." She encouraged all young performers to continue nurturing their passion for dance and rhythm, applauding their enthusiasm and expressive talent.

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