Digital summer camp at GES Gazipur

Tribune News Service Chandigarh, June 5 With the norms of social distancing still in place, the summer camp at G.E.S. Gazipur took the digital route this year. The camp had experts from various fields provide guidance on the lockdown trend...

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Updated At : 08:03 PM Jun 05, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, June 5

With the norms of social distancing still in place, the summer camp at G.E.S. Gazipur took the digital route this year.

The camp had experts from various fields provide guidance on the lockdown trend of home-cooking, craft ideas, motivational talks, music, dance and art.

The digital camp received an overwhelming response from the students and even their parents. Experts who addressed the camp included Yoga teacher Anju Sharma, Singapore-based academician, Shilpi Sharma, Fitness trainers Narayan Arora and Prashant Sandhu, Arts professor Gayatri Singh and English trainer Aashima Malik Singh.

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