Career counselling session on legal profession

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 13, 2025 IST

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The Millennium School, Bathinda, organised a thought-provoking career counselling session on the legal profession for students of classes VII to XII. The session, led by Harpal Singh Chahal, Advocate, District Court Bathinda, provided valuable insights into the world of law and inspired students to aim high. Chahal discussed the importance of positivity and the law of attraction in achieving success and incorporated an interactive activity to help students reflect on their aspirations and strengths. Principal Dr Surbhi Joshi expressed sincere gratitude to Chahal for his motivational words and expert guidance, offering students a broader perspective on career opportunities in law.

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