Rose Public School students excel in Karate meet

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Nurpur, Updated At : 02:21 AM Oct 30, 2025 IST

The medal winners from Rose Public School, Suliali in Nurpur, with Principal Sanjay Saugany.

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Students of Rose Public School, Suliali in Nurpur, have won medals in the 6th Invitational North India Karate-Do Championship held in Gurdaspur. The students secured one gold medal, three silver medals and six bronze medals. The medal winners are:

Gold medal: Dipti (Class IX A);

Silver medal: Sameuti (Class IX A), Palak (Class IX C), Mannat (Class IX D);

Bronze medal: Divanshi Class IX A), Varun (Class IX A), Mehak Thakur (Class IX B), Gaurma (Class IX C), Mehak Pathania (Class IX C), Tanveer (Class IX D).

Besides, Neha, Martial Art Teacher, won a gold medal.

Principal Sanjay Saugany and Vice-Principal Babita Saugany praised the students and the teacher for their outstanding performance in the championship.

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