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HCM scholarship selected student visits his former school



SINGTAM, APRIL 8: Prakash Gurung, a former student of Sakyong Chisopani JHS visited his old school today to meet his friends before heading for Dehradun.  Gurung, hailing from Chisopani, near Singtam had stood 8th among the 95 students selected for this year HCM scholarship. Gurung has been selected to study at The Aryan School at Dehradun,  Uttarakhand and will be leaving in a week time.
Prakash Gurung had started his schooling from Sakyong Chisopani JHS and was a student of the school till class ii when he left for Gyalshing. Mahesh Dahal, Headmaster of Sakyong Chisopani JHS congratulated Gurung and offered his a khada. He shared good wishes to Prakash Gurung on the behalf of the students and staff.
A small evening assembly was conducted in the school where Prakash Gurung was congratulated by other teachers too. Dahal appealed to the students to make Prakash Gurung an inspiration and work hard for the better prospect in days to come.  
Prakash Gurung, speaking on the occasion said, he was happy to meet his old friends and went on to say there is no short cut to success. He had worked hard in the studies and he is thankful towards the teachers of Gyalshing GSSS. He was in high praise for his tuition teacher for his success. He added, he used to wake up early in the morning at 4 am and start his study.


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