A sweep in flower competitions

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:06 AM Feb 23, 2025 IST

Rajni and Sanjay Thareja

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Sanjay Thareja and his wife Ranjni Thareja, directors of The Gurukul schools, claimed 37 prizes at the ongoing 53rd Rose Festival. The duo dominated the competition with their prize-winning entries across categories including stock, rose, marigold, cacti, succulents among others.

Sanjay Thareja said he got inspiration from his mother, Kamlesh Thareja, adding, “I grew up watching her tend to plants with unwavering devotion. This passion quietly became a part of me."

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