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Newsletter Oct - Nov 2021

 As another set of months pass by, the EES Family knits itself through a series of events that has not only woven the competitive skills in the students but also empathised everyone with assertiveness and positivity. Oorja not only has stuffed in the various   milestones the EES has catapulted through but also juxtaposes the present personality skill set of it's ignited minds with the past. Thereby, dive into the glimpses that has inked on and captured it's corners during this time.


















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