Mother’s Touch School students bag medals in karate competition

Students of Mother’s Touch School, Rishi Nagar, showcased their martial arts prowess, winning five medals including four golds in a karate competition held at City Hall, Kapurthala. Khwaish Mahajan, Ruhaan Khurana, Aarav Arora and Avyukth gave an impressive performance to...

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 10:40 AM Oct 11, 2024 IST

Students of Mother’s Touch School, Rishi Nagar, showcased their martial arts prowess, winning five medals including four golds in a karate competition held at City Hall, Kapurthala.

Khwaish Mahajan, Ruhaan Khurana, Aarav Arora and Avyukth gave an impressive performance to clinch the gold medals while Rehan Gaba secured the silver at Kapurthala to bring fame to their school.

Principal Jasreen Kaur lauded students’ achievement. She said the success was a testament to the students’ hard work and dedication. She also appreciated coach Rahul Kumar for his contribution in guiding the athletes.

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