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Sanawar observes Teachers’ Day

Tribune News Service

Solan, Updated At : 02:18 AM Sep 06, 2025 IST

The Lawrence School, Sanawar, celebrated Teachers’ Day with enthusiasm. The day’s programme was organised by the Old Sanawarian Society (OSS).

Pankaj Sapru, president of the OSS, said, “Teachers are the true role models of society. I extend my warm wishes to the teaching fraternity of Sanawar which continue to inspire generations.”

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Sanawar observes Teachers’ Day

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