On the 8th of August, the Classical Group Dance Competition for classes 9 to 12 was held, showcasing an array of exceptional performances that celebrated India's rich cultural heritage. Ujjain House took the top honors with their mesmerizing depiction of the life of Lord Krishna, the ninth avatar of Vishnu. Their performance vividly portrayed various episodes from Krishna's life, from his playful childhood in Gokul to his pivotal role in the Mahabharata, captivating the audience with their expressive choreography and storytelling. Other standout performances included "Cheer Haran," which depicted the dramatic and emotional disrobing of Draupadi from the Mahabharata. The dancers skillfully conveyed the scene's intensity and ethical dilemmas, drawing the audience into the narrative. Additionally, the portrayal of "Samudra Manthan," the churning of the ocean, was a visual feast. This performance illustrated the collaborative efforts of the Devas and Asuras to obtain the nectar of immortality, with the dancers' synchronized movements and expressive gestures bringing the mythological tale to life. The competition highlighted the students' dedication, hard work, and immense talent, leaving the audience with a deep appreciation for the cultural narratives and artistic excellence displayed by the young performers.