Aim Academy Senior Secondary School celebrates Constitution Day

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Dec 02, 2025 IST

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Aim Academy Senior Secondary School, Jaisinghpur, celebrated Constitution Day with great enthusiasm, starting with a morning assembly that filled the atmosphere with constitutional values. The SST Club organised a student parliament, where members discussed important issues like Educational Policy, Transportation system and terrorism. The session aimed to help students understand how democracy works, while developing critical thinking, public speaking and leadership qualities. The event was well-organised by club members, including Dimple, Sushma, Anita and Meenu Bala. The School Director, Principal and the Vice-Principal congratulated students and teachers for their participation.

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