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Students from High School Maloora shine at Book Festival in Srinagar

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
August 23, 2024
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Srinagar, Aug 22: A group of 56 students from Government Boys High School Maloora, Srinagar, participated in the book festival organized by the National Council for Promotion of Urdu Language (NCPUL) and National Book Trust at SKICC here. The event, which is part of a larger festival running from August 17 to 25, 2024, offered students a unique opportunity to explore a vast array of literature and expand their knowledge.
The students delved into a literary feast at the festival, which featured nearly 200 stalls. The wide array of books on display provided the students with a unique opportunity to broaden their literary horizons and cultivate a deeper appreciation for the written word.
In addition to exploring the rich collection of books, the students enjoyed the scenic beauty of Dal Lake, which added a serene backdrop to their enriching day. The event also allowed them to appreciate the tranquil surroundings, contributing to a memorable experience.
The management of the school extends heartfelt gratitude to the escort teachers for their diligent supervision and to the students for their exemplary conduct throughout the event.
The school expresses sincere appreciation to Goodword Publishers of New Delhi for their generous donation of Urdu and English translation copies of the Holy Quran to the students. This thoughtful contribution is expected to greatly enrich the spiritual and educational experiences of the students.
The successful participation of Government Boys High School Maloora in this event highlights the school’s commitment to providing its students with diverse learning opportunities and fostering a love for literature.

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