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Anita Mehra is principal of DAV Public School

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:18 PM Oct 11, 2020 IST

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Amritsar, October 10

Anita Mehra has joined as the new principal of the DAV Public School, Lawrence Road. Her educational career spans over 31 years, with 27 years dedicated to DAV. Before joining as the principal at DAV Public School in 2020, she worked as a teacher at Police DAV Public School from 1993-2000 and from 2001-2014 at DAV Public School, Amritsar.

In 2014 she was promoted as principal at DRB DAV Centenary Public School.

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A welcome ceremony was held at the school in her honour. Simmi Kalia, teacher In charge handed over the baton to her in the presence of the Regional Officer Punjab Zone – A, Dr Neelam Kamra.

Anita Mehra stated that she was honoured to serve DAV Public School, Amritsar, as the principal and pledged to build upon the foundations of excellence laid before her to provide the best comprehensive experience and aim for the best.

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