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Sapna Kotwal inspires students at Bantalab Boys Pahari Hostel

JK Admin, Kashmir, Jammu And Kashmir, Jammu & Kashmir, Srinagar, Jammu, Mohammad Rafi

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5 Dariya News

Jammu , 26 Jul 2023

Last updated on: Jul 26, 2023, 00:00 IST

Secretary, Advisory Board for Pahari Speaking People Jammu and Kashmir, Sapna Kotwal, graced the Boys Pahari Hostel in Bantalab today and took a significant step towards uplifting the hostel's educational landscape by providing books. This addition to the hostel's library was made possible through collaboration with Director Libraries, Mohammad Rafi.

Addressing the gathered students, Sapna Kotwal expressed her enthusiasm about this initiative and its potential to elevate the hostel's educational standards."Education is the key that unlocks countless opportunities in life. 

Make the most of the resources available in this upgraded library to broaden your horizons and chase your dreams," she passionately urged, motivating the young minds to embrace the wealth of knowledge.

Encouraging the students to view the hostel as more than just a place to stay, Sapna Kotwal emphasised, "This hostel is not just a place to stay; it's a sanctuary of learning. Let it fuel your ambitions and aspirations, propelling you towards greatness.

" She stressed the significance of collaboration and mutual growth, adding, "In the journey of self-improvement, never underestimate the power of learning from your peers. Collaborate, exchange ideas and grow together."

Sapna Kotwal reminded the students of their rich cultural heritage, urging them to embrace it with pride and let it inspire remarkable achievements. "You carry the legacy of a vibrant culture within you. Embrace it with pride and let it inspire you to soar to greater heights," she urged, instilling a sense of cultural identity and purpose among the young learners.

 

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