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Freedom flows in our veins The spirit of India forever reigns

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August 15, 2025

DAV Centenary Public School Jagraon reflected the spirit of country's love by celebrating 78th Independence day in its premises. The ceremony commenced with the hoisting of tricolor by the reverent Principal Sir Dr.Ved Vrat Plah and the recital of National Anthem. He then addressed the students with his insightful words. The sacrifices of our heroic freedom fighters were recalled and the students were inspired to work earnestly for the progress of their nation.The golden words of the Principal awakened the spirit of responsibility and country's love.Spectrum of dance and

- Jagdeep Singh

music performances enthralled the students. Pyramid dance,Classical dance on the theme of nationalism,Operation Sindhoor choreography, rendition of sufi song and group patriotic song left everyone in awe.The participants enthused with energy poured their heart into their roles.The series of performances included a solo dance pe

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