Vadodara girl invited for R-Day parade
Express news service : Vadodara, Sat Jan 19 2013, 03:01 hrs
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Aastha Sethi, a Vadodara girl who was among national toppers in Class XII (humanities) CBSE examinations in 2012, has been invited to watch the Republic Day parade from Prime Minister's box at Rajpath on January 26. Sethi is one of the 100 meritorious students from all over India to receive this invitation from Union HRD ministry. She is currently studying at Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University.
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