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Chaman Vatika Gurukul, Ambala

On Children’s Day, the school proudly celebrated the achievements of its alumni, who continue to make an impact across diverse fields worldwide. Some former students shared their experiences and cherished memories of the moments spent at the Gurukul. Through their...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:34 AM Nov 21, 2024 IST

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On Children’s Day, the school proudly celebrated the achievements of its alumni, who continue to make an impact across diverse fields worldwide. Some former students shared their experiences and cherished memories of the moments spent at the Gurukul. Through their video messages, the former CVGians expressed their gratitude towards the principal and staff members for helping them imbibe and acquire qualities that have enabled them to reach their dream destinations. These videos motivated the present students to utilise their time at the Gurukul in the best possible manner to turn their dreams into reality.

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