Pratap Public School, Karnal, organises bicycle rally

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

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In a bid to raise awareness about environmental conservation, students of the school organised a bicycle rally on vanmahotsav that saw an overwhelming participation of over 200 students. The rally was flagged off by chief guest Dr Gaurav Bhaskar, a renowned dermatologist and the school alumnus, along with members of the management, secretary Sanjay Bhatia and Director-Principal Poonam Navet. With slogans like “Go Green” and “Save the Environment”, the students conveyed a strong message about the importance of maintaining cleanliness, planting trees, and conserving natural resources. The rally route spanned across key locations in the city, including Kalpana Chawla Medical College, Agarsen Chowk, Mini Secretariat, Dayanand Chowk, and Civil Hospital Chowk.

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