Students visit SAEL Factory

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Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 17, 2025 IST

68f0c553d9269 11.AV Vidyamandir Senior Secondary School Cheeka

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Students of AV Vidyamandir Senior Secondary School, Cheeka, Kaithal, visited the SAEL Factory, Kangthali, Kaithal, to gain practical learning and industrial exposure related to their studies. During the visit, students observed the generation of electricity through sustainable methods and learned how classroom concepts are connected with real-world applications. The visit proved to be highly informative and inspiring, offering students valuable insights into the functioning of an industry. The students thanked Chairman Naveen Garg and Principal Chandra Das and commerce teacher Abijeet for their constant guidance and support in making the educational trip a success. A special mention goes to Vipin, whose efforts made this visit possible and enriching for the students.

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