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Nav Durga Public School, Safidon

The office-bearers ceremony was conducted at the school. Head Boy (Aman), Head Girl (Bhumi), Captains and Vice-Captains of all four houses were given charge along with the nomination of mentors for session 2024-25. As per convention, the torch was lighted...

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Updated At : 09:36 AM Aug 20, 2024 IST

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The office-bearers ceremony was conducted at the school. Head Boy (Aman), Head Girl (Bhumi), Captains and Vice-Captains of all four houses were given charge along with the nomination of mentors for session 2024-25. As per convention, the torch was lighted by Vipul Sharma who then administered the oath to the office-bearers in the presence of Principal Santosh Rani Sharma. Students took the oath of bearing true faith and allegiance to the rules of the institution and uphold the sovereignty and integrity of India. Chairman Shiv Narayan Sharma congratulated all office-bearers and respective mentors through video-conferencing.

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