Author Summary
Thirty-two students from two Kangra district schools joined Cameroon peers in a virtual cultural exchange via Google Meet to explore each other's cultures, foods, sports, geography, and social lives, fostering global citizenship. (148 characters)
Event Details
Students from Girls Government Senior Secondary School (GSSS), Indora, and PM Shri Government Senior Secondary School, Gangath, in Kangra district, took part in the virtual International Cultural Exchange Meet. The session occurred yesterday through Google Meet.
Participants
A total of 32 Indian students participated alongside students from Cameroon and their teacher, Robert Kenfack.
Objectives
The exchange aimed to help students from India and Cameroon learn about one another’s culture, food habits, sports, geography, and social life. Mohan Sharma, Principal of Girls GSSS Indora, noted that such interactions build global citizenship, communication skills, and mutual understanding.
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