Abhishek, Jashanpreet adjudged best athletes

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Updated At : 11:31 AM Feb 08, 2021 IST

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Patiala, February 7

As many as 250 students took part in the athletics meet organised at Government High Smart School, Nain Kalan. Students participated in all games and races with enthusiasm. Baba Balbir Singh, head of the Pingalwara Ashram, Sanaur, inaugurated the meet.

Officials of the District Education Department, including Deputy District Education Officer (DEO) Manjeet Singh, were also present.

The winners were given trophies and certificates by chief guest Jasdeep Singh Toor, Professor of economics at Punjabi University, Patiala.

Head Master Jagtaar Singh Tiwana said despite the pandemic, staff members made the event a success. Abhishek of Class X was adjudged the best athlete in the boys’ category, while Jashanpreet was declared the best athlete in the girls’ category. — TNS

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