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Tiny Tots HSS organizes inter school poster making competition 12/1/2014 10:34:06 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Dec 1: Tiny Tots Higher Secondary School today organized Inter-School and Inter-College poster making competition on the occasion of world Aids Day here at school premises. According to press release, students made posters on the theme Aids Prevention and Cure. The competition adjudicators were Dr T R Raina administrator swami Vivekananda mission Charitable Hospital and Former HOD Blood Transfusion department Government Medical College Jammu and K K Gandhi a renowned artist from our state. While adjudicating the posters Dr Raina and Gandhi asked the students what they were trying to depict from the posters they had made. Gandhi praised the students for their artistic expressions where as Dr Raina stressed the need to strengthen the fight for prevention of spread of AIDS. Poornima from Model Academy and Preeti Kumari from Tiny Tots HSS, got first prize, Manjeet Singh gots 2nd prize and Pranay Sharma of Heritage School and Diksha Dogra got 3rd prize. Later Gurpreet Handa presented a vote of thanks.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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