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KSHITIJ foundation organizes debate competition 4/21/2016 11:34:15 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Apr 21 : KSHITIJ Foundation today organized debate competition on 'Role of Youth' here at Shiksha Niketians school premises. Students from class IX participated in the debate competition with zeal and enthusiasm. The entire programme was very much informative and enlightening. Dr M Dwivedi (Associate Prof.) and S K Singh (Assistant Prof.) graced the occasion and share their views on the topic and acquainted the students with the task of youth in present society. At last, result was declared and first prize was acknowledged to Akshita Sharma and Second Prize W6S acknowledged to Shifali Bandral. The Principal Rameshwar Mengi encouraged the students for their participation and further motivated them to participate in such awareness programme in future to inculcate knowledge.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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