Postgrad classes to run from Charkhi Dadri school

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Updated At : 12:39 PM Jul 06, 2021 IST

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Hisar, July 5

The newly set up government postgraduate college is set to start classes at the Kisan Model School in Charkhi Dadri town from the current academic session.

Deputy Commissioner Amarjeet Singh Maan inspected the building of the school and said the building had sufficient infrastructure and rooms for holding the classes until the college had its own building.

The Deputy Commissioner said the state government had given approval to run the college from the 2021-22 academic session. The building will be bifurcated and a separate set of rooms will be allocated to the college, the Deputy Commissioner added.

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