SA Jain Sr Model School, Ambala works on Mission Good Earth

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:08 AM Aug 18, 2025 IST

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SA Jain Sr Model School, Ambala announced its association with the Human Foundation, working towards the noble cause of "Mission Good Earth." The foundation's key projects include Oxyzone, Floral Fest and Tatva Bodh. Recently, Neeru Sharma, Principal of Sohan Lal DAV School, Ambala City, visited the school with Sunil Arora to inaugurate the Samriti Van initiative. During the event, meritorious students from classes X and XII actively participated in a plantation drive, planting saplings and learning about their care. Sharma also awarded Green Badges to the meritorious students, recognising their commitment to environmental sustainability.

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