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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Bhawarna School Students Shine At Karate Championship

Bhawarna school students shine at karate championship

Our Correspondent
Bhawarna, Updated At : 02:30 AM May 21, 2025 IST
Six students from the school took part in the championship.

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Paras Public School once again demonstrated outstanding performance in the field of karate at the District Kangra Karate Championship 2025, held at Maharaja Palace, Baijnath. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across the district.

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Six students from Paras Public School took part in the championship, showcasing impressive martial arts techniques. Aanav of Class III and Kanishak of Class VIII clinched gold medals, while Rakshak Sood of Class IX secured a silver medal. Additionally, Amolik and Nandish of Class X, along with Naksh of Class IV, earned bronze medals for their commendable efforts.

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School Director Mahesh Chander Katoch and Principal Neelam Rana congratulated all winners for their achievements. They also extended their appreciation to Karate Instructor Sanjay and PTI Arun Kumar for their dedicated guidance and training.

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