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Gurukul Global School, Chandigarh, conducts session on ‘Love for animals’

The school, in association with NGO Yuvsatta, organised a session for its students, promoting ‘Love for animals’, on its premises. The founder and coordinator of the NGO, Pramod Sharma, along with Haylee Blake and Jacqueline Kelleher from the United Nations...

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Updated At : 11:36 AM Oct 11, 2024 IST

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The school, in association with NGO Yuvsatta, organised a session for its students, promoting ‘Love for animals’, on its premises. The founder and coordinator of the NGO, Pramod Sharma, along with Haylee Blake and Jacqueline Kelleher from the United Nations were welcomed by the cheering crowd of students. The session was packed with wisdom and fun-filled activities which imparted the important learning of kindness and compassion for animals. Towards the session’s end the students were keen on adopting stray animals and expressed their care and concern.

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