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Delhi Public School, Mohali

The school hosted a ground-breaking Girls' Parliamentary Session, fostering a platform for young girls to voice their opinions and champion gender equality. A dynamic gathering of students participated in thought-provoking activities, including slogan writing and debate sessions, centred on 'gender...

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Updated At : 12:08 PM Nov 16, 2024 IST

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The school hosted a ground-breaking Girls' Parliamentary Session, fostering a platform for young girls to voice their opinions and champion gender equality. A dynamic gathering of students participated in thought-provoking activities, including slogan writing and debate sessions, centred on 'gender equality'. The enthusiastic participants presented innovative, revolutionary ideas aimed at empowering girls and promoting social change. The event aimed at cultivating leadership skills, critical thinking, and understanding democracy through collaboration among the students.

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