PM SHRI KV No. 2, Jalandhar Cantt, organise health talk for girl students

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 21, 2025 IST

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PM SHRI KV No. 2, Jalandhar Cantt, organised an impactful adolescent health talk for girl students, focusing on awareness, confidence and informed decision-making. Dr Simranjit Kaur, female medical officer, conducted the session, covering key aspects like hygiene, nutrition, mental wellness and health concerns. Principal Ravinder Kumar emphasised educating young girls about physical and emotional well-being. The interactive session encouraged students to clarify doubts freely, creating a supportive environment. Vice Principal Ugra Mohan Yadav thanked Dr Simranjit Kaur for empowering girls with essential knowledge for healthy lifestyle choices.

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