A bizarre incident from Himachal Pradesh has sparked laughter and concern after a cheque signed by the principal of Government Senior Secondary School, Ronhat, went viral for glaring spelling mistakes. The cheque, issued on September 25 to a mid-day worker named Atter Singh for INR 7,616, was rejected by the bank due to incorrect wording. Instead of “seven,” the amount was written as “saven”; “thousand” appeared as “Thursday”; “hundred” was turned into “harendra,” and “sixteen” was hilariously written as “sixty.” Though the document carried the principal’s signature, it remains unclear if he filled in the details himself. The incident has triggered debate on social media, with many ridiculing the blunder while others raising questions about the state of the education system. Bollywood-Style Ramleela! Viral Video Shows Artists Playing Surpanakha and Lakshmana Performing on ‘Seductive’ Songs During Ramlila Event, Draws Netizens’ Ire.

Himachal Pradesh School Principal’s Cheque With Funny Spelling Errors Goes Viral

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