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Rainbow International School, Nagrota Bagwan

The 25th World Scout Jamboree was held in South Korea. Six Rainbow Scouts — Anitya Dhiman, Ketav Sodhi, Nipun Sharma, Vaanik Pandit, Satyam Dhiman and Harshit — took part in the mega event. Throughout the event, Scouts enthusiastically engaged in...

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Updated At : 03:46 PM Aug 28, 2023 IST

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The 25th World Scout Jamboree was held in South Korea. Six Rainbow Scouts — Anitya Dhiman, Ketav Sodhi, Nipun Sharma, Vaanik Pandit, Satyam Dhiman and Harshit — took part in the mega event. Throughout the event, Scouts enthusiastically engaged in a plethora of activities that not only tested their physical endurance, but also enhanced their life skills. From rock climbing and ATV riding to radio communication and a United Sustainable Development event, Scouts were presented with numerous opportunities to collaborate and learn from one another.

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