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Guru Amar Dass students bag prizes

Students of Guru Amar Dass Adarsh Institute, Goindwal Sahib, bagged the top six prizes in the district-level Mega Fest-2025 at the local Majha College for Women. Principal Manisha Sood, said girl students of Guru Amar Dass Adarsh Institute, Goindwal Sahib,...

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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 10:09 AM Jan 31, 2025 IST

Students of Guru Amar Dass Adarsh Institute, Goindwal Sahib, bagged the top six prizes in the district-level Mega Fest-2025 at the local Majha College for Women. Principal Manisha Sood, said girl students of Guru Amar Dass Adarsh Institute, Goindwal Sahib, won the first position in fireless cooking, solo dance, flower decoration, model making, Punjabi calligraphy and rangoli making. The students won the second position in folk song and third position in poetry recitation.

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