10 Eminent personalities including Hema Malini and Saira Banu to Receive Prestigious Pandit Lacchu Maharaj Award in Lucknow
Author: Atul Gaur
Atul Gaur
I am Atul Gaur, an agriculture enthusiast with a B.Sc. (Hons.) from GB Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar. My academic foundation is complemented by a diverse set of interests that range from editing books and magazines to organizing national events. Deeply committed to community service and leadership roles, I have a profound commitment to public speaking and impactful communication. Fluent in multiple languages and skilled in various digital tools, my curiosity and passion for content writing shine through my achievements. As I seek a journalism internship at INPAC Times, I am eager to further explore and enhance my writing capabilities.
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