Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Apr 11: Career Abacus, a leading Abacus Teaching Institute opened its 24th Centre at Paloura Top, here.
Priya Sethi, Minister of State for Education was the chief guest on the occasion, while Neelam Langeh, MLA Ramban was the guest of honour.
The chief guest and the guest of honour were received by the Director Career Abacus, Arvind Sharma, Centre Head Paloura Centre, Sanjiv Singh and other staff members.
Himani, student of the Institute presented the welcome address, which was followed by cutting of ribbon by the dignitaries.
The programme began with the demonstration of the kids and the students who participated in the demo session were Pragun, Nakul, Harkirat , Ojasvi, Dhruv Jain, Yashasvi, Jasleen, Stuti, Ariha and Ritikdeep.
Arvind Sahrma highlighted the benefits of the CAC Course and stressed upon the parents to teach this skill to the ir children.
He explained that apart from arithmetic skills, it also helps in brain development by enhancing memory, concentration, visualization, imagination and over all confidence of the students.
Guest of honour, Mr Leangeh in his speech was very appreciative of the work being done by the Institution in making the present generation so fast.
The chief guest lauded the efforts of the children for their good show.
The vote of thanks was presented by the Centre Head, while the programme ended with singing of National Anthem.
Meanwhile a painting competition was also held on the occasion and the prizes were distributed among the winners which included Naisha Gupta, Rudrveer Singh, Esha, Ridhi Raju, Suhana, Matanigi Mehta, Ankush, Sunita Patrl, Palak Mahajan and Esha Thakur. The consolation prizes went to Aditya Paul and Aradhya.
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