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School named after Balwant Gargi

Barnala, January 25 The Education Department has named Government Primary School for Boys at Sehna village here after Balwant Gargi, a doyen of Punjabi literature, who was born in the village. A notification was issued in this regard. ...

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Updated At : 01:19 PM Jan 26, 2024 IST

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Barnala, January 25

The Education Department has named Government Primary School for Boys at Sehna village here after Balwant Gargi, a doyen of Punjabi literature, who was born in the village. A notification was issued in this regard.

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