World Press Freedom Day at Mukand Public School, Model Town, Yamuna Nagar

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:16 AM May 15, 2025 IST

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Students of Class V observed World Press Freedom Day. As part of the celebrations, young journalists posed a number of questions on social issues. Angel and Anshika explored the topic of press and newspapers, Aarohi and Stakshi focused on protests; Angel, Anshika, and Kiana addressed the issue of terrorism; Samreet, Prabhjot and Chandershekhar took stock of stray dogs, while Anshita, Tanvi, Naksh and Jagdeep surveyed people on cleanliness. The aim of the initiative was to develop social awareness, communication skills and critical thinking among students.

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