Interact Club installation ceremony at Saupin’s School, Sec 9, Panchkula

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Updated At : 12:48 PM Aug 24, 2024 IST

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Saupin’s Interact Club installation ceremony was graced by the presence of president Rotarian Ashwini Mittal, Rotarian Pardeep Aggarwal, Interact Club Adviser along with other senior Rotarians of The Rotary Club, Panchkula. The dignitaries enlightened the audience about the work being done by the Rotary Club. They pinned the badges to the newly formed Interact Board of Directors. It included teacher-in charge Poonam, president Aarav, vice-president Sonam, joint secretary Vats, secretary Mahi, treasurer Lakshay, sergeant-at-arms Kamaljeet, and club director Shreshth. Principal Dr Raminder Pal Kaur welcomed the prominent Rotarians and expressed her gratitude for collaborating with school students to do something worthy for the underprivileged. She also congratulated the members of the newly elected council.

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