AKSIPS-41 Smart School, Chd, distribute saplings

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Updated At : 05:15 AM May 21, 2025 IST

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In a commendable initiative to promote environmental consciousness and traditional health practices, the school organised a free distribution drive of Ashwagandha saplings for parents. The event was part of the school's ongoing commitment to holistic education and community well-being. Principal Ritu Bali said, "We believe that nurturing young minds goes hand in hand with nurturing nature. By distributing Ashwagandha saplings, we hope to encourage families to grow and benefit from this valuable medicinal plant at home."

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