Tarn Taran girl Gursukhman Kaur shines in Commonwealth Championship

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Tarn Taran, July 16

Gursukhman Kaur Maan, a student of KD International School, Tarn Taran, has made her school and country proud by winning a silver medal in the epee team event at the Commonwealth Junior and Cadet Championship held in Christchurch, New Zealand, recently. She was honoured by her school here on Tuesday.

This achievement is a testament to Gursukhman’s hard work, dedication, and passion for fencing.

“We are thrilled and proud of Gursukhman’s achievement. Her success is a reflection of our school’s commitment to nurturing talented students and providing them with opportunities to excel in their chosen field,” said school management official.

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