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Navyug Sr Sec School, Kurukshetra

The investiture ceremony for the academic session 2024-25 was organised at the school. Mahipal Aarya, educationist, was the special guest. Lokesha and Daksh were made Head Girl and Head Boy, respectively. Bhawna, Kapil Gaba, Parvinder and Ashish were made House...

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Updated At : 04:37 AM Jul 30, 2024 IST

The investiture ceremony for the academic session 2024-25 was organised at the school. Mahipal Aarya, educationist, was the special guest. Lokesha and Daksh were made Head Girl and Head Boy, respectively. Bhawna, Kapil Gaba, Parvinder and Ashish were made House Captains of Red, Blue, Green and Yellow houses, respectively. The special guest presented badges and sashes to all the elected students. The students’ council took an oath to give high respect to the motto of the school. School Director BD Gaba congratulated them.

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