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Shimla student wins bronze at Commonwealth event

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Pritha Doegar
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In a remarkable achievement, Pritha Doegar, a Class XI Humanities student of Auckland House School, has won the bronze award in the prestigious Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition-2025. Her accomplishment stands out among a record-breaking 53,434 entries received from 56 member countries of the Commonwealth — a 53 per cent increase from 2024.

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Pritha’s essay, submitted in the Senior Category on the theme “Human beings have always needed the connection of literature — its wisdom as well as its sheer escapism,” inspired by a quote from Her Majesty Queen Camilla, offered profound reflections on the transformative power of books and how literature can transport readers into worlds of imagination and emotion.

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Her achievement was formally conveyed by Janet Cooper, OBE, a member of the organising committee, who congratulated Pritha and encouraged her to continue sharing her creative voice with the wider Commonwealth community.

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