Bhavnagar Shri Jagdishwaranand School’s children meet Gujarat CM

Published By : Admin | February 27, 2013 | 19:50 IST

Gandhinagar, Tuesday: Students of Shri Jagdishwaranand Primary School of Nari in Bhavnagar district called on Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi over an interactive session here today.

It was organised by Bhavnagar’s legislator Jitubhai Vaghani as part of students’ educational tour to Gujarat Legislative Assembly.

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