Event to make children self-reliant

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:00 AM Dec 18, 2024 IST

Students attend ‘Zaika-e-Minerva’ organised by Minerva Group of Institutions at Ghumarwin in Bilaspur.

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The Minerva Group of Institutions at Ghumarwin in Bilaspur organised an event ‘Zaika-e-Minerva’ under their Management Skill Development Programme to make children self-reliant and uncover their hidden talents.

The children worked in a team, engaging themselves in planning and management. Five stalls catering to different tastes having Tandoori Treat, Mumbai Masala, Ching’s Chinese, Dosa Delight, Sips Stop were set up. Each stall had a special menu with different flavour.

School Principal Pravesh Chandel and Chief Managing Director, Minerva Study Circle, Rakesh Chandel inaugurated the workshop.

Both dignitaries gave tips to the students about developing management skills that included team work with leadership quality from a very young age.

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