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CL Aggarwal DAV Model School, Chandigarh, celebrates Girl Child Day

The school celebrated the National Girl Child Day. To mark the day’s importance, many activities, including slogan writing, drawing and essay writing, were organised. Children expressed, through various forms of arts their messages on the topic ‘Save the Girl Child’...

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Updated At : 03:18 PM Jan 30, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated the National Girl Child Day. To mark the day’s importance, many activities, including slogan writing, drawing and essay writing, were organised. Children expressed, through various forms of arts their messages on the topic ‘Save the Girl Child’ with an aim to spread awareness on the inequalities girl child might have to face. Girl students wore pink turban to mark the Pink Turban campaign which is the symbol of honour and respect. A pledge was also taken by all the students and t staff on National Girl Child Day. School Principal Jyotika Ahuja addressed the students.

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