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An introductory self-defence session for girls took place at the school. The initiative aimed to empower young girls with the skills and confidence needed to enhance their personal safety. The session provided participants with fundamental self-defence techniques, focusing on practical...

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Ambala, Updated At : 10:53 AM Oct 24, 2024 IST

An introductory self-defence session for girls took place at the school. The initiative aimed to empower young girls with the skills and confidence needed to enhance their personal safety. The session provided participants with fundamental self-defence techniques, focusing on practical strategies for real-life situations led by experienced instructors of Kavach, a PAN-India organisation.

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