Vigilance Awareness Week observed at Chabal school

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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 03:55 AM Nov 05, 2025 IST

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Sri Guru Harkrishan Senior Secondary Public School, Chabal, observed Vigilance Awareness Week, which concluded at the school on Tuesday. The observance aimed to promote integrity, honesty and transparency in public life.

Students from Classes VI to XII, along with the entire school staff, took a pledge to help build a corruption-free society. A series of creative and educational activities were conducted for students of Classes VI to X to highlight the values of honesty and social responsibility.

School principal Anureet Bawa, along with members of the school management, addressed the gathering, stressing the role of education in building a just and transparent society. She also enlightened students about various forms of fraud prevalent in society and encouraged them to lead lives guided by truth, ethics and integrity.

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