Capacity building programme on mental health held

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Aug 07, 2025 IST

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DAV Public School, Lajhyani, hosted CBSE's one-day capacity building programme on mental health and wellness among students, promoting awareness, sensitivity and strategies to support student well-being in today's educational environment. Reena Rajput and Savita Sharma were the resource persons for the event, who shared their expertise and insights with clarity. The programme started with a lamp lightning ceremony and Principal Sunil Thakur honouring the resource persons. The workshop witnessed enthusiastic participation from 61 teachers representing various schools.

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