'Power Talk-2025' organised

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Updated At : 06:06 AM Dec 11, 2025 IST

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Broadway Public School, Manal, organised an intellectually enriching event, “Power Talk-2025”, under the leadership of the Commerce Department. The programme aimed at fostering financial awareness, analytical thinking, and public speaking skills among students. Students of classes X to XII (commerce and humanities) presented their insights on contemporary themes such as the share market, financial planning, and e-governance. A total of nine teams competed, showcasing commendable research, creativity, and presentation prowess. The school’s Chairman Ranjit Singh Cheema, Director Navreet Kaur, and Principal MA Saify appreciated the efforts of both students and teachers, applauding the initiative for nurturing confidence, competence, and critical thinking among learners.

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