Janmashtami Festival Celebrated with Grandeur at Mount Valley Academy
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- Shri Krishna Janmashtami was celebrated on September 4 at Mount Valley Academy in Maghar with joy and devotion.
- The school campus was decorated with flowers and balloons for the festival.
- Children dressed as Radha and Krishna and performed devotional dances on popular songs.
- A fancy dress competition was held for young children, and winners were awarded.
- The manager emphasized connecting children with culture and moral values through such events.
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- When was Janmashtami celebrated at Mount Valley Academy?
- Janmashtami was celebrated on September 4.
- What activities were conducted during the Janmashtami celebration?
- The celebration included lighting lamps and prayers, dance performances, and a fancy dress competition.
- Who participated in the fancy dress competition?
- Young children participated and those who performed excellently were awarded.
- What was the main purpose of organizing the Janmashtami event according to the manager?
- The purpose was to connect children with their rich culture and moral values.
- Which devotional songs were performed by the students?
- Students performed on songs like 'Sapno Mein Raat Mein Aaya' and 'Radha Kaise Na Jale.'
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MAGHAR। The sacred festival of Shri Krishna Janmashtami was celebrated with joy and devotion on September 4 at Mount Valley Academy in Maghar. The school campus was decorated with attractive flowers and balloons. The program began with lighting lamps and prayers in front of the statue of Lord Shri Krishna.
Little children appeared dressed as Radha and Krishna, charming everyone with their attire. Students performed dances on famous songs like 'Sapno Mein Raat Mein Aaya' and 'Radha Kaise Na Jale,' creating a devotional atmosphere.
A fancy dress competition was organized for the young children, and those who performed excellently were awarded. The manager stated that the purpose of such events is to connect children with their rich culture and moral values. He said that applying Lord Shri Krishna's teachings from the Gita in life and performing selfless actions is inspiring.
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