Howard Lane school's Udayveer displays excellent oratory skills

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 15, 2025 IST

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On the instructions of the National Science Centre (National Council of Science Museums), Union Ministry of Culture, a seminar on “Quantum Age Begins: Potentials and Challenges” was organised by SSSS, Gaggobua, Gandivind, Tarn Taran, at block level and in succession a second seminar was organised at Sri Guru Arjan Dev Govt Senior Secondary School for Girls, Tarn Taran. Udayveer Singh, student of Grade X of Howard Lane Senior School, Thatha, Chabhal, secured the first position at the block level and second position in the district level depicting his excellent oratory skills in that competition.

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