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A student of the Assam Rifles Public School, Laitkor presents a bouquet to Chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resource Development and Rajya Sabha Member, Birender Singh

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A student of the Assam Rifles Public School, Laitkor presents a bouquet to Chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resource Development and Rajya Sabha Member, Birender Singh at the school premises on Friday.The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resource Development comprising of Members of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha visited the school and interacted with the students, teachers, management and higher authorities of the institute. The Committee Members are in city to review the institutes of higher education in Meghalaya.

 

 

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