Poster-making contest held for AIDS awareness

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Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 09:00 AM Oct 22, 2024 IST

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Three students of Rayat Bahra College of Nursing secured the first position in a poster-making competition, organised by the Red Ribbon Club. The theme of the event was ‘Awareness towards HIV/AIDS’.

Prof Raj Kiran said appreciation letters were awarded to first-semester student Manjot and second-semester students Samdeep and Taranveer.

Principal Dr Meenakshi Chand expressed pride in the students’ achievement, stating, “This success is the result of the students’ hard work and dedication. They have made a significant contribution to spreading awareness on the critical issue of HIV/AIDS. We are proud of our students and wish them continued success in the future.”

Assistant Director of Youth Services Ravi Dara appreciated the effective work of the students.

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