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The Milestone Senior Secondary School, Kaithal

Ten talented students of the school have successfully written and published their own books on BriBooks, marking a proud moment in the school’s journey. This initiative was part of the school’s Reading Club, led by Principal Atul Sharma and supported...

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Kaithal, Updated At : 10:39 AM Oct 26, 2024 IST

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Ten talented students of the school have successfully written and published their own books on BriBooks, marking a proud moment in the school’s journey. This initiative was part of the school’s Reading Club, led by Principal Atul Sharma and supported by librarian Meena. Among the young authors are Satyam Gulati (Class VII), Navika Sharma (Class VII), and Navya Bansal (Class IX). The principal and librarian celebrated this milestone, recognising the students’ creativity and dedication. This sets a strong precedent for future Reading Club batches, inspiring more students to pursue their writing dreams.

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