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Puducherry unit of NSS contributes to Kashmir Flood Relief Fund

Puducherry unit has collected Rs.two lakh towards Kashmir Flood Relief Fund.

October 29, 2014 12:52 pm | Updated May 23, 2016 04:36 pm IST - PUDUCHERRY

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Principal and students of St. Joseph of Cluny Girls Higher Secondary School, handingover a cheque to L. Kumar, Director of School Education, for the Kashmir Flood Relief Fund, in Puducherry. - Photo: S.S. Kumar

Principal and students of St. Joseph of Cluny Girls Higher Secondary School, handingover a cheque to L. Kumar, Director of School Education, for the Kashmir Flood Relief Fund, in Puducherry. - Photo: S.S. Kumar

: The NSS (National Service Scheme), Puducherry unit has collected Rs.two lakh towards Kashmir Flood Relief Fund.

On Monday, Josephin Selvarani, Principal of Immaculate Heart of Mary Girls Higher Secondary, presented a demand draft for Rs.1.04 lakh as a contribution to L. Kumar, Director of School Education.

Another school

A representative from St .Joseph of Cluny Girls Higher Secondary School presented Rs. 50,000 demand draft to the relief fund.

NSS Coordinator Boopathy was present on the occasion.

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