Students attend NCC firing range camp

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Tarn Taran, February 20

Senior NCC cadets of the local Sri Guru Harkrishan Public School attended the NCC firing range camp of XI Punjab Battalion organised at Government Senior Secondary School, Talwandi Dasundha Singh (Amritsar) on Friday. The NCC cadets learnt many things about rifle range shooting and practised it under the guidance of Colonel Ratnakar Trivedi. Principal Ranjit Bhatia motivated NCC cadets to move ahead . Harjit Singh President Chief Khalsa Diwan local committee and Member- in-charge and Gurinder Singh Vice President CKD Local Committee and Member- in-charge appreciated NCC cadets of the school for performing well.

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