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Ryan International School, Jamalpur, Ludhiana

To acknowledge the importance of mental health and stress management, a workshop was conducted at the school for the students of Class X. Dr Mamta Singla (Professor and HOD, CMC, Ludhiana), Dr Nidhi Aggarwal (Associate Professor, CMC, Ludhiana) and Dr...

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Updated At : 11:47 AM Nov 04, 2024 IST

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To acknowledge the importance of mental health and stress management, a workshop was conducted at the school for the students of Class X. Dr Mamta Singla (Professor and HOD, CMC, Ludhiana), Dr Nidhi Aggarwal (Associate Professor, CMC, Ludhiana) and Dr Pallavi (Associate Professor, CMC, Ludhiana) were the distinguished speakers for the workshop who shared their valuable knowledge, enriched understanding and inspired the students. Students were appreciated for their willingness to learn and they actively participated by asking thoughtful questions. The workshop was a truly collaborative and meaningful experience to everyone present.

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