17th CBSE Table Tennis Cluster Tournament held

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Aug 12, 2025 IST

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St Joseph’s Senior Secondary School, Chandigarh, hosted the 17th CBSE Table Tennis Cluster Tournament 2025-26, a three-day celebration of skill, discipline and sportsmanship. Thirty-nine schools from across the region participated in the event, which featured a captivating opening ceremony with a group song, cultural dance, and Torch Relay led by top athletes.The school band's debut and the disciplined presence of NCC cadets added to the patriotic fervour, while Vani Sharma, ranked 8th in India U-15, administered the sportsmanship oath. Over three intense days, young paddlers showcased agility, strategy and spirit in every match.

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