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Chief Khalsa Diwan annual principals’ meet

The Chief Khalsa Diwan organised the annual principals’ meeting at Sri Kalgidhar Auditorium. During the event, a campaign was launched to foster innovation and creativity. Diwan head Inderbir Singh Nijjar shared the vision and strategic plan for the upcoming session...
Tribune News Service
Amritsar, Updated At : 07:43 AM May 21, 2025 IST
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The Chief Khalsa Diwan organised the annual principals’ meeting at Sri Kalgidhar Auditorium. During the event, a campaign was launched to foster innovation and creativity. Diwan head Inderbir Singh Nijjar shared the vision and strategic plan for the upcoming session and inspired all principals to remain committed and focused on academic excellence and moral education.

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