Amritsar-based teacher crowned Mrs India Intelligent Queen

Tribune News Service Amritsar, January 3 Amritsar-based teacher and poetess Baljit Kaur Talwandi was crowned Mrs India Intelligent at a pageant show ‘Mrs India International Queen’ held in New Delhi recently. A total of 28 participants from all across India...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:33 PM Jan 04, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, January 3

Amritsar-based teacher and poetess Baljit Kaur Talwandi was crowned Mrs India Intelligent at a pageant show ‘Mrs India International Queen’ held in New Delhi recently. A total of 28 participants from all across India as well as from the UK and Australia took part in the event.

The Education Department arranged a cake-cutting ceremony. Chander Parkash Sharma, Block Elementary Education Officer, Amritsar 2, said “It is an honour and a proud moment for Amritsar and the entire state. It is for the first time that a government teacher participated and won the coveted title.”

Talwandi said, “The credit goes to my family, friends and my colleagues at GES Ganda Singh Wala, Majitha road, and BPEO Chander Parkash, who always motivated me to achieve my dreams in life.”

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