Athletics meet concludes at KVM

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 02:46 AM Nov 30, 2025 IST

Winners pose with the trophy at Kundan Vidya Mandir in Ludhiana.

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The 81st annual athletics meet of Kundan Vidya Mandir (KVM) concluded after the three-day celebrations of sportsmanship, teamwork and youthful energy. Students from all sections participating enthusiastically in a wide range of events.

Various track and field events, including the 1,500 m, 800 m, 400 m, 200 m, 4×100 m relay, long jump, high jump, shot put, javelin throw, lemon-spoon race, skipping, tug-of-war were held during the meet.

The chief guest for the closing ceremony, Tarique Kalim, Principal Commissioner, Income Tax, Ludhiana, presided over the grand finale and presented medals and trophies to winners.

Ashwani Kumar, secretary, Kundan Lal Trust, and Pankaj Joshi, principal, welcomed the chief guest and acknowledged the hard work and discipline displayed by all participants.

As the ceremony progressed, contingents of the six houses marched out with impeccable coordination, marking the formal conclusion of the meet.

Dr Tejeshwar Dyal Singh, head of the Physical Education Department, proposed the vote of thanks. The event concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem.

Results

Civil Lines: Preparatory section: Best house Nehru House; Runner-up house Tagore House; Best athlete -(boys) Yogit - VE Patel House; Best athlete ( girls) Paawni - VE Subhash House. Middle section: Best house Patel House; Runner-up house Nehru and Subhash; Best athlete (boys) Daiwik Jain- 8D; Best athlete (girls) Charvi Sharma - 8B; Senior section: Best house Nehru House; First runner-up Subhash House; Best athlete boys (senior) - Tushar Pruthi (Nehru House) and Shaurya Gumber (Tagore House); Best athlete girls (senior) - Hasita Sinha (Nehru House); Fastest runner senior (boys) Yogen Ahuja (Subhash House); Fastest runner senior (girls) Priyam Goyal (Subhash); Best athlete (boys) IX-X Reyansh Singh (Subhash House); Best athlete (girls) IX-X Divyanshi Mahajan (Subhash House) and Anaya

City Campus: Preparatory section: Best house Nehru house; Runner-up house: Raman house; Best athlete (boys) Manroop Singh; Best athlete (girls) Kanika Meena; Middle section: Best house Tagore house

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