Mock youth Parliament for Class IX-XII students

Delhi Public School, Khanna

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:13 AM Aug 02, 2025 IST

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The school organised a Mock Youth Parliament for students of classes IX-XII. The house deliberated on 'Examining the impact of reservation and potential changes in the policy'. Ananya Rao, a pass-out student of batch 2023-24, was the moderator and Gursheen Sekhon, Head Girl, was the co-moderator. Navya Sharma of Class X was the 'Best Delegate' and Mannat Kaur of Class XI received High Commendation. Agamnoor Kaur and Loveleen Kaur from Class XI received a verbal mention. Principal VJ Nagesh said, "Youth Parliament programmes are initiatives that aim to empower young people with a deeper understanding of India's democratic and legislative processes."

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