Inter-house Punjabi declamation contest held

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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 04:00 AM May 24, 2025 IST

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The Wisdom School of Academics and Sports hosted an inter-house Punjabi declamation contest, showcasing the eloquence and confidence of its budding speakers. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students representing all school houses, each delivering speeches on four different current affairs topics.

The contest was judged by the school’s Principal, Gurprit Johal, and Coordinator, Rimpi Aggarwal, along with other staff members. Shweta Sehgal (Administrator) and Amrit Khera (Director) praised the students for their commendable confidence and articulate expression.

The participants presented views on their respective topics. Later, the Principal awarded certificates to the winners.

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