Father's Day celebrated

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Amritsar: The ongoing summer camp at Spring Blossoms not only helped children to imbibe concepts of diversified avenues but also enabled them to pour out their emotions and love for their parents, families and environment as a whole. Children celebrated Father’s Day by painting T-shirts with ‘Stencil and Dabbing’ technique to express and appreciate the unconditional love of their father. They also took the initiative to recite a few lines dedicated to their father, evoking a string of emotions in everyone’s heart. Anupama Mehra, Principal, Spring Blossoms said, “Father’s Day – a celebration of fatherhood, is an occasion which is a reminiscence and acknowledgement of the relentless effort that goes into rearing a new life. It gives recognition to a father’s selfless love and earnest devotion towards his children. Although their contribution in our lives cannot be paid back by celebrating just one day, yet it is essential to recognise the same and let them feel special.” She also asked the children to tell their father how much they loved him by listening to him and helping him every day and in all the ways.

ITI hosts investor edu programme

Nehru Yuva Kendra Amritsar, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India organised a three-day training programme on block-level investor education, awareness and protection at Government ITI Lopoke, Chogawan, Amritsar from June 15 to June 17. This programme is sponsored by Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India. In this programme, 80 youngsters were provided training, on financial planning, banking and savings, investment, mutual funds, share market, crypto currency, post office scheme, banking scheme, government schemes. Training on banking and insurance was provided on the third day. The chief guest of the first day of the programme was Jatinder Singh, Principal Amritsar Government ITI Lopoke, the chief guest of the last day programme was SHO Sukhwant Singh, who was welcomed by District Youth Officer Akanksha Mahawaria. The chief guest apprised the youth about the police helpline and appreciated the Nehru Yuva Kendra Amritsar for organising the programmes being conducted by the Nehru Yuva Kendra for the training of the youth.

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