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Guru Nanak Foundation Public School, Patiala, organises drug-free rally

The school, under the guidance of Director S Pratap Singh and leadership of Principal Jasjeet Sohi, organised a "Nasha Mukt Samaj" rally in a rural area. Students of classes XI and XII raised slogans on drug-free society and pledged to...
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Updated At : 05:44 AM May 21, 2025 IST
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The school, under the guidance of Director S Pratap Singh and leadership of Principal Jasjeet Sohi, organised a "Nasha Mukt Samaj" rally in a rural area. Students of classes XI and XII raised slogans on drug-free society and pledged to make Punjab green and addiction-free.

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