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Al-Hind Public School Inaugurates New Campus in Jamshedpur, Focuses on Moral Values

Chief Guest Anjum Parveen cuts the ribbon for the new building. Speakers emphasize the role of parents, discipline, and a positive home environment in shaping a child's future.
Chief Guest Anjum Parveen cuts the ribbon for the new building. Speakers emphasize the role of parents, discipline, and a positive home environment in shaping a child's future.

Jamshedpur: Wednesday marked a day of celebration for Al-Hind Public School as it officially opened its brand-new campus. The inauguration ceremony was led by the Chief Guest, Mrs. Anjum Parveen, Principal of Kabirya Women’s College, who cut the ribbon to start a new chapter for the school.

Once the guests and parents were seated, teacher Kaniz Fatima warmly welcomed everyone and presented beautiful bouquets to the special invitees.

During the event, Mr. Abdul Sattar spoke about the importance of discipline in a child’s life. He pointed out that discipline starts at home and that parents play the biggest role. He also advised parents to keep an eye on how much time their kids spend on mobile phones.

Miss Aqsa Somil presented the secretary’s report for the organization, while Dr. Tasneem Fatima praised the hard work being done by the school management.

Al-Hind Public School opened its new campus in Jamshedpur.
Al-Hind Public School opened its new campus in Jamshedpur.

In her speech, Chief Guest Mrs. Anjum Parveen highlighted that a good education is incomplete without strong moral values and good manners. These qualities build a strong character. She also reminded parents that a peaceful home environment is highly important. Constant fights or stress at home can make children short-tempered and create a feeling of inferiority.

To recognize hard work, the Chief Guest handed out appreciation letters to Miss Aqsa Somil for her excellent training in sewing and dressmaking, and to Shama Parveen for her quality training in Mehndi art.

The program ended with a prayer led by the organization’s president, Mrs. Shakila Bano. Miss Sabiha Parveen thanked the guests and parents for their time, after which sweet packets were distributed to everyone.

Many prominent people attended the event, including Vice President Afroz Fatima, teachers Nisha Parveen, Kaniz Fatima, and Tarana Parveen, along with a large crowd of students and parents.