Science Drama Competition at Litera school

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Sep 03, 2025 IST

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A Science Drama Competition was hosted by Litera Heritage Senior Secondary School, Panchkula, organised by District Education Panchkula on behalf of the National Council of Educational Research and Training, Haryana. The competition featured themes such as the role of science and technology in advanced agriculture, the contribution of Digital India to human development, environment-based technologies and the role of women in cleanliness and science. Participating schools included Litera Heritage School, Panchkula, and government schools from Billa, Khatauli, Khetpurali, Bhareli and Barwala, along with The Scholar School. Judges for the event were Jasleen and Khushal, teachers from Government Schools Sarthak and Bhud. Jogendra Singh, Block Education Officer, Barwala, attended the event and appreciated the students' efforts.

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