State Public School, Shahkot, holds essay-writing activity

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 13, 2025 IST

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An essay-writing activity was organised for classes IX to XII under the 'Sweep Programme', with over 90 students participating. The theme focused on promoting free and fair elections, with students conveying the message through posters. Principal Dr Kanwar Neel Kamal appreciated the participants, stating that the activity aimed to raise awareness about voting and encourage public participation in the electoral process. The students' essays sought to motivate the public to exercise their right to vote and support fair elections.

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