250 attend MUN conference

Panchkula, November 14 Students needed to understand the importance of building essential skills necessary for today’s world and platforms like MUNs provided students with the opportunity to hone all skills together, Maj Gen Ajay Khandpur, Western Command, said on the...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:00 PM Nov 15, 2019 IST

Panchkula, November 14

Students needed to understand the importance of building essential skills necessary for today’s world and platforms like MUNs provided students with the opportunity to hone all skills together, Maj Gen Ajay Khandpur, Western Command, said on the closing ceremony of SSMUN-2019, the MUN conference of St Soldiers School, Panchkula. Over 250 students from different schools of the region participated in the event. The students deliberated for three days to find solutions to problems that plagued the world today. — TNS

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