Hariyali Teej: Traditional spirit meets modern flair
The festivities showcased a vibrant blend of tradition and cultural performances, with participants adorned in green sarees, traditional bangles, intricate henna designs, and ethnic jewellery.
The cultural programme began with students presenting classical dance performances set to traditional ragas.
The event concluded with a prize distribution ceremony. Smita, Shirsha, Ameeya, and Sonia clinched the first prize, while Aradhna and Arnavi secured second place. Mihika and Shikha were awarded third prize for their performances.
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