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Litera Heritage School, Panchkula

The school organised an enriching educational trip to Delhi. Students gained hands-on knowledge by visiting Prime Minister Museum, science museum, India Gate and Akshardhaam Temple. Students were made aware of the life styles of all former Prime Ministers since Independence....

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Updated At : 08:47 AM Dec 13, 2024 IST

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The school organised an enriching educational trip to Delhi. Students gained hands-on knowledge by visiting Prime Minister Museum, science museum, India Gate and Akshardhaam Temple. Students were made aware of the life styles of all former Prime Ministers since Independence. Students enjoyed to explore scientific exhibits based on scientific laws and theories at science museum. Everyone was fascinated to see the spell-bounding beauty of Indian art and architecture of Akshardham Temple. Parents appreciated initiative of the school to organise such educational trips.

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