Badnore presides over ‘special cover’ release at PPS

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Updated At : 12:33 PM Mar 04, 2020 IST

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Patiala, March 3

Punjab Governor VP Singh Badnore presided over the commemorative ‘special cover’ release function by the Department of Posts, marking the 60th Founders’ Day of Punjab Public School, Nabha, here today. Badnore, who is also the chairman, the school board of governors of PPS, released the cover to the delight of staff and students.

Speaking on the occasion, Badnore exhorted the students to prepare themselves to lead in all spheres of life. Dr Jagpreet Singh, Headmaster, PPS, expressed his gratitude to Badnore for this visionary leadership and guidance in the efficient running of the school. Vinay Kumar Tiwary, Chief Post Master General (Punjab Circle) was also present on the occasion.

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