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NGO funds girl child education

Updated At : 12:50 PM Nov 21, 2019 IST

Patiala: With an aim to provide quality education to girls, a US-based NGO, Saba Family Foundations, inaugurated the secondary wing for Maharani Gurcharan Kaur EuroGroup Preparatory Girls School, Nabha, providing monetary support to the school run by Nabha Foundation. — TNS

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