Green Land students shine at declamation

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:04 AM Jan 22, 2025 IST

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The students of Green Land Senior Secondary Public School once again proved their mettle by emerging as the overall winners in the prestigious Sahodaya Schools Inter-School Hindi Declamation Contest (Central Zone). The event witnessed participation from 18 reputed CBSE schools from across the city.

Yuvika, a Class VII student, clinched the first prize in category-I with her eloquence and confidence. Similarly, Pir Jaza, a Class IX student from Category II, also secured the first prize, demonstrating remarkable articulation and depth of thought.

Chairman Dr Rajesh Rudhra and Principal Baldeep Pandher congratulated the students and their teacher for their relentless efforts and dedication. They also encouraged them to excel in all their future endeavours.

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