Following appeal made by Dimapur Naga Student’ Union (DNSU), Saint John’s High School (SJS) Diphupar ‘B’ its first Traditional Attire day on July 1 where students wore their traditional attire. In a press note, SJS headmaster, Johny Abraham stressed on the importance and values of identity and different cultures that united everyone. The headmaster further informed that wearing of traditional attire would be followed once every month. In an effort to make students active in such occasions, the school also awarded the best attire in all the classes.
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