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Ashmah International school’s students distributed things of daily necessities in an orphanage

Students have always been on the forefront of the movement of change-Principal Amarpreet Kaur

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Srinagar , 07 Jan 2017

Last updated on: Jan 07, 2017, 00:00 IST

The students of Ashmah International school, sector 70  distributed things of daily necessities in an  Old Age & Mentally Challenged Home & Orphanage “Prabh Asra” in Jhanjeri . The Students unconditionally collected clothes, fruits, books etc & donated towards this noble cause. The Principal Amarpreet Kaur also accompanied the students, wherein they not only did charity but also spent precious time with these differently abled people. This modest gesture brought smile & delight amongst the faces of lonesome inhabitants there.Students were also made to reflect & discuss about all the concerns they face as students. Paper & PowerPoint Presentation was organized, wherein students liberally articulated their opinion & beliefs on the different topics .On this occasion Principal Amarpreet Kaur motivated the students by telling them how the students have always been on the forefront of the movement of change. She said that students need to have their voices and opinions heard. They have an obligation if not towards themselves, but towards the others who will follow them, to teach them what the previous generations have left us.

 

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