Pratap Public School holds tobacco-free campaign

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Sep 02, 2025 IST

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The senior wing of Pratap Public School, Jarnailly Colony, Karnal, participated in the nationwide campaign “Towards a Tobacco-Free Generation”, launched by the Directorate of School Education and Literacy. Their impactful nukkad natak, staged at the Mini Secretariat and Court Compound, engaged officials, employees, and the public alike, powerfully conveying the urgent need for raising a tobacco-free generation. On the occasion, students and teachers had the privilege of meeting SDM Abhinav Mehta and the City Magistrate, who commended their spirited performance. In a gesture of goodwill, students also shared smileys with the ASP and police personnel, symbolising gratitude and community solidarity.

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