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Sikhda Punjab Chadhda Punjab Ft. Mohit Garg | Batch 6 | Patiala District | PYLP

Sikhda Punjab Chadhda Punjab Ft. Mohit Garg | Batch 6 | Patiala District | PYLP

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 The Dear Paarijaat Podcast, hosted by Mayank Gangwar, is back with another inspiring story in our "Sikhda Punjab Chadhda Punjab" series. 🌟This episode features the remarkable Mohit Garg, a young leader from PYLP (Batch 6) who’s transforming challenges into opportunities for his community. 💡✨ His story is one of resilience, leadership, and a deep-rooted passion for creating a brighter future for Punjab. 🚀Tune in to hear how Mohit’s journey is redefining youth leadership and inspiring a wave of change across Punjab.

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