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22 Dec-2024 07:58 AM

Written By: Laxman Raghav

Bikaner: The 14th Alumni Meet of Government Polytechnic College was held on Saturday. The Chief Guest of the event was Education Minister and former student Madan Dilawar. Khajuwala MLA Dr. Vishwanath Meghwal and Bikaner (West) MLA Jethanand Vyas were also present on the occasion. Addressing the gathering, Education Minister Madan Dilawar expressed his gratitude, stating that he feels indebted to the land that nurtured him. He credited his education in this institution for his achievements and congratulated the organizers for maintaining the tradition of reunions. Calling upon young students, the Minister urged them to repay their debt to the land while fulfilling family responsibilities.

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