Una special children honoured for bagging 2nd place in quiz

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Una, Updated At : 02:42 AM Dec 07, 2025 IST

Jia and Vivek from Prem Ashram Special School with their award.

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Two specially abled children of Prem Ashram, a home for special children in Una, were felicitated at the school today for winning the second prize at the state-level Quizabled competitions organised at the Chetan organisation in Bilaspur on Friday. Quizabled is a unique quiz competition designed for children and the youth with disabilities. It provides them with a platform to showcase their knowledge.

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