QUIT INDIA DAY ,HIROSHIMA DAY AND NAGASAKI DAY

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Social Science batch 2024-2026 subject association program conducted on 9th August based on  QUIT INDIA DAY, HIROSHIMA DAY AND NAGASAKI DAY.The programmes conducted : Quiz competition, video presentationmonoact and speech on topics Hiroshima and quite India.It was 82nd anniversary of Quit India movement.War is not a solution for any problem,it creates problems itself.Say not to WAR.

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