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KV, Saloh, students visit Tribune office

As many as 141 students of the school along with their teachers Ravinder Singh, Satish Kumar, Narinder Singh, Shilpi Mehta, Karandeep and Ashita Kanwar visited The Tribune, Chandigarh. Students were made aware of the techniques and technology of newspaper industry....

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Updated At : 12:28 PM Oct 26, 2023 IST

As many as 141 students of the school along with their teachers Ravinder Singh, Satish Kumar, Narinder Singh, Shilpi Mehta, Karandeep and Ashita Kanwar visited The Tribune, Chandigarh. Students were made aware of the techniques and technology of newspaper industry. The students enjoyed the educational trip.

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