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‘ Take inspiration from Maharana Pratap’s life’

Updated At : 06:14 AM Jan 16, 2018 IST

Karnal, January 15

Former CPS and MLA Shyam Singh Rana yesterday encouraged youths and asked them to take inspiration from the life of Maharana Pratap. He was at the Maharana Pratap Smriti Bhawan in Sector 8 here yesterday to honour as many as 72 youths who did tremendous work in the field of education or sports.

Reacting to the demand of Col. Davinder Singh (retired), president of Maharana Pratap Smriti Bhawan Samiti for opening a school named after Maharana Pratap, Rana advocated opening such kind of schools in every district, so that people could get inspiration from the life of Maharana Partap. — TNS

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