Bhagat Singh remembered

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Patiala, September 28

Students of Senior Secondary Model School, Punjabi University, celebrated the 114th birth anniversary of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh. The students discussed Bhagat Singh’s ideology and his contribution in the freedom struggle through Google meet. NCC cadets Jatin and Ramneet Kaur were noteworthy contributors to the discussion.

The students also lauded Delhi government for introducing ‘Deshbhakti Curriculum’ in Delhi’s schools on the occasion of Bhagat Singh’s birthday. ANO Satvir Singh, Gagandeep Singh and other teachers also participated in the meet to motivate the students.

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