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Skill classes held at Chaman Vatika Gurukul

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 15, 2025 IST
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Skill classes were held at Chaman Vatika Gurukul, Ambala. Mahi Paul, Senior Manager, SPSTI, Aman Kumar, Assistant Manager, Gulshan Kumar, Project Assistant, Shishpal, Lab Assistant, Navneet Kaur Rai, Assistant Professor at Lovely Professional University, and Shaifali Garg, a proud alumna of 2014-15 batch and expert interior designer, were invited on the occasion. They were welcomed with beautiful saplings and tokens of gratitude by Sonali Sharma, Principal, and Samandeep Kaur, Academic Head. The students of classes VI to XII were given hands-on experience in vocational skills like string art, Lippan art, texture art, diya decoration and sculpture art by trained experts. The students were helped to develop their scientific aptitude through a journey of exploration by SPSTI mobile lab exploring the wonders of science and technology.

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