Students visit science city

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Updated At : 12:54 PM Feb 27, 2020 IST

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Bathinda, February 26

Students of SSD Girls’ College were taken on an educational tour to Pushpa Gujral Science City and Shri Sultanpur Lodhi recently.

The tour was organised under the guidance of Dr Parminder Kaur Tanghi, principal of the college, and Monika Kapoor, head of department. As many as 58 students of the college participated in the tour.

In the science city, students saw 3-D shows, Everest 3D movie, Dinosaur Park, laser and climate change shows. Students enjoyed the experience and learnt new things during the tour. In Sultanpur Lodhi Gurdwara Ber Sahib, students took the langar.

BEd College secretary Sanjeev Jindal and other management members congratulated the staff members and students and said such activities played an important role in mental development of students.

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