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Pratap Public School, Jarnailly Colony, Karnal

The third edition of Youth Parliament Session (NYPS) was conducted in the school. The event was presided over by former Mayor, Karnal, Renu Bala Gupta. The members of the management, Director-Principal Poonam Navet and parents of the participants graced the...

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Updated At : 11:17 AM Sep 03, 2024 IST

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The third edition of Youth Parliament Session (NYPS) was conducted in the school. The event was presided over by former Mayor, Karnal, Renu Bala Gupta. The members of the management, Director-Principal Poonam Navet and parents of the participants graced the occasion. The session began with the oath-taking ceremony of the newly elected ministers followed by the welcoming of the Australian parliamentary delegation leading onto the simulated Question Hour. The Model Police Bill was presented and unanimously passed by the house after successful deliberations. The session was a valuable learning experience for students empowering them with critical thinking.

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