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DAV Public Senior Secondary School, Rupnagar

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Mar 18, 2025 IST

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In the primary wing of the school, ‘Ashirwad Diwas’ was celebrated for the students of Class V according to the guidelines of the Managing Committee Manager Ravinder Talwar. Chairman Mohit Jain was the chief guest and Vice-Chairman Yogesh Mohan Pankaj special guest. Aditya Thakur and Madhu of Class V got Student of the Year Award, Brahmveer Kaur All Rounder Award and Kanika Perfect Attendance Award. Manveer Singh was awarded as Treasure of Information. Harman Kaur was chosen as ‘Miss Honest’, Anaya Kaur ‘Trustworthy’, Pridhi ‘Miss Talent’, Gurnoor Kaur and Harpreet Kaur as ‘Best Drummer’. Yogesh Mohan Pankaj encouraged the students to take the exam by preparing hard and diligently to get good marks in the board exams. School Principal Sangeeta Rani welcomed the guests while senior teacher Iqbal Singh thanked the guests for coming to the school to bless the students.

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