BVM School, Sector 39, Chandigarh Road, Ludhiana

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World Population Day was observed at the school by arranging a series of activities, like teacher talk, documentary show, poster making, slogan writing, quiz competition and mono act on gender equality, for students of classes I to XI. Messages about the adverse effects of population explosion on our planet and natural resources were conveyed emphatically with the solutions to balance the availability of resources with their providence to the future generations. Principal Upasna Modgil said, “We should work at war level to curb population to make resources beneficiary for the future generations.”

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