NSPS student’s story to be published in CBSE’s e-book

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Updated At : 02:43 PM Jul 05, 2024 IST

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Ludhiana, July 4

Creativity shined bright once again when a student of Nankana Sahib Public School, Gill Park, Ludhiana, did exceptionally well in CBSE’s Budding Authors Programme.

Avneet Kaur Gill, a student of Class X, has been recognised for her outstanding story, which will be published in an e-book on the CBSE academic website. Her story is among the select few from across the country. Her story titled ‘The Enchanted Compass and a Tale of Love’ was submitted online last year.

At this feat, Principal Harmeet Kaur Waraich said, “Avneet’s achievement is a testament to her dedication and creativity. We are incredibly proud of her and the teachers who supported her journey.”

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