Slogan-writing event held

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:58 AM Aug 25, 2025 IST

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The UG Girls Hostel of Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), organised a slogan-writing competition to celebrate anti-ragging week from August 12-18. Twenty students participated in the event.

Dr Nirmal Jaura, Director Students’ Welfare, graced the occasion as chief guest. Dr KS Suri, Joint Director Students’ Welfare, and Dr Yogita Sharma, Chief Warden (girls), attended the event to witness the creative ideas penned by the participants. Dr Jaura said the event was organised to encourage students to nurture their sense of community and social responsibility.

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