Centurions get meditation coaching

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

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Acharya Pawan, guided meditation coach, trained students of The Century School, Gharaunda. The students of classes XI and XII were guided to improve their learning. The trick, ‘Good to Great’, was explained and elaborated. Overcoming the problems like procrastination, bridging learning gaps and prioritising goals were the ways suggested to lead their learning into successful results. Principal Dr Karuna Arora honoured the guest with a souvenir. Chairperson Shashi Bansal and Managing Director Ankur Jindal urged the centurions to follow the path guided by Acharya Pawan.

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