Tarn Taran schools observe Earth Day

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Updated At : 12:55 PM Apr 23, 2021 IST

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Tarn Taran, April 22

Earth Day was observed by Sri Guru Harkrishan Public School on Thursday. Ranjit Bhatia, principal of the school in her message to the students and the staff called them to come forward to save environment by planting saplings to create a pollution-free environment. She also planted saplings on the school campus. Harjit Singh and Gurinder Singh from the management in their address called to make pollution-free environment and keep it green.

Earth Day was also celebrated in Sri Guru Harkrishan Public Senior Secondary School, Chabal. Orminder Kaur, school principal, Manjit Singh Dhillon from the management were among others who addressed on the occasion.

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