Books Donation & Distribution in Gurgaon

Dr. Rekha Banerjee, Secy - NEETI Trust and Ms. Devika Kanwar, Member, NEETI Trust, visited the Govt. Model Sanskriti Senior Secondary School, Sector- 43, Gurgaon and distributed geographical Atlases and other books including novels to encourage reading habits in the students.



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