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Class X student selected for ISRO Yuvika Scientist

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Updated At : 04:21 AM Apr 10, 2025 IST

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Anmolpreet Kaur, a Class 10 student of Government Secondary School, Gobindpur Khun-Khun, was selected for the 'ISRO Yuvika Scientist Training Programme'.

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School headmistress Smriti Rana said with this achievement, student Anmolpreet has brought glory to her parents and the school. She has given the credit for this success to the hard work of Anmolpreet and science guide teacher Pawandeep Chaudhary. She said she was proud that a child from this school had been selected for ISRO for the third consecutive time.

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Sapna Sood, Arvinder Kaur, Meena Songkhla, Amandeep Kaur, Pawandeep Chaudhary, Rajdeep Kaur, Anita Raj, Saroj Bala, Jaspreet Kaur, Jaswinder Singh Sahota, Randeep Kumar, Rachpal Singh, etc. were present on this occasion.

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Caption - Anmolpreet Kaur, a student selected for ISRO, with the staff of the school at Government Secondary School, Gobindpur Khun-Khun.

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