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AC National Public Senior Secondary School, Zirakpur

A farewell party was held for the students of classes X and XII. “Sukhmani Sahib path” was organised for the students of classes X and XII. After taking the blessings of the Almighty refreshment was given to the students. After...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 17, 2025 IST

A farewell party was held for the students of classes X and XII. “Sukhmani Sahib path” was organised for the students of classes X and XII. After taking the blessings of the Almighty refreshment was given to the students. After the ‘path’ they shared their feelings and enjoyed their farewell. The programme ended on a formal note with a motivational speech by the director of the school.

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