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Jay Desai, Puja Das, Krystal Singh, Sahil Kumar, Hamza Khan, Amna Sadique, Daniel Jacobs, and Priyanka Wadgaonkar from Hewlett High School's Multicultural Club performed at Children's Day.
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Kangna Medley, a traditional Indian dance, was performed at the children’s day celebration. From left were Haley Patel, Shree Patel, Pooja Shah, Shainee Islam, Bharvi Chayre and Shivali Sinha
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Various Indian dances were performed at the 11th annual Five Town Indian Association Children’s Day. From left were Kalpita Chakote, Renuka Diwan, and Anoska Roy.
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At the 11th annual Five Town Indian Association Children’s Day celebration, 42 kids, ages five to 17, performed various dances and skits for an audience of 200 at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library on April 14.
The program, which sought to promote Indian culture, began with the American national anthem, followed by the Indian national anthem and included two hours of performances with refreshments served afterwards.
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