AKSIPS-123 Smart School, Kharar, organises Sukhmani Sahib’s path

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Updated At : 02:38 PM Feb 12, 2024 IST

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To seek divine blessings from ‘Waheguru’ for the students of outgoing Class X, who are gearing up for their final board exams, the school organised Sukhmani Sahib’s ‘path’ on its premises. Executive Director Jasdeep Kalra motivated the students for their upcoming exams, offering his heartfelt wishes with a resounding ‘All the best”.

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