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Home / Chandigarh / Students Exhorted To Shun Drugs Focus On All Round Development At School Mentorship Programme

Students exhorted to shun drugs, focus on all-round development at School Mentorship Programme

Principal Secretary of the Department of Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Dairy Development interacted with students of School of Eminence at Khamano.
Tejpartap Singh Phoolka
Tejpartap Singh Phoolka
Fatehgarh Sahib, Updated At : 03:06 AM May 25, 2025 IST
IAS officer Rahul Bhandari interacts with students at School of Eminence at Khamano town.

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Under the state government’s School Mentorship Programme, Rahul Bhandari, Principal Secretary of the Department of Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Dairy Development, today visited the School of Eminence at Khamano.

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During his interactions with students, Bhandari shared life experiences. Motivating the students, he said that the key to success lies in hard work, commitment and dedication. “Without hard work nothing is possible and the curriculum in our school of eminence is so designed as to prepare the students for the large number of lucrative jobs. They have to be disciplined and dedicated,” he added.

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District Education Officer Secondary Sushil Nath and school principal Manoj Kumar were also present at the occasion.

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