People need to understand the pain and suffering thousands of people went through in the devastating floods during the early part of this year.
With the theme "Convalesce through unity", newcomers in the Tadra Kahani show, Khalasa Collage is determined they will be able to show the general public the hardship people in the Western Division went through in the floods.
Student Representative Pritam Singh said most students of Khalsa Collage were victims of the floods and they are in a better position to relay what people went through in the Western Division.
The secondary schools participating in this year's Tadra Kahani include the defending champions, Rishikul Sanatan, Suva Grammar School, Ratu Kadavulevu School, Monfort Boys Town, Tavua District, Gau Secondary, Cuvu College, along with new comers Khalsa College, St Vincent, Sila Central, Tavua College, and Lomary Secondary.
Tadra Kahani will be held from the 19th to the 21st of next month at the Vodafone Arena.
Khalsa to highlight impact of Jan floods
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