Navjyoti Century School organises cyber safety session

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Sep 25, 2025 IST

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Navjyoti Century School, Kharuni, Nalagarh, organised a cyber safety and security awareness session in collaboration with the Cyber Cell, Baddi, and SHO, Manpura. The session was specially designed for students to make them aware of safe online practices and the importance of digital responsibility. Principal Sonali Satpathy underlined the growing need for digital literacy, urging students to adopt responsible online behaviour to safeguard their future in an increasingly technology-driven world. Managing Director Aganjeet Chauhan addressed the gathering, remarking, “In the digital era, knowledge is power, but safety is responsibility and practicing positive online interactions must become a habit, not just awareness.”

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