Annual Sports Meet organised

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Updated At : 02:50 PM Mar 03, 2026 IST

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Blossom Convent School, Nayagaon, organised its Annual Sports Meet 2026 at Masoul Farm. More than 300 students, 250 parents, and students from nearly 10 schools took part enthusiastically in the grand event. The chief guest, Puneet Sahota, wife of the former Director General of Police (DGP) of Punjab, motivated students to move ahead with confidence, dedication, and positive thinking. Mental health specialist Dr Satinder Kaur was the guest of honour and spoke about the importance of mental health and sports in students’ lives. The programme was attended Chairman Col BS Sandhu, Director, Principal Geeta Sandhu, and Vice-Principal Mukesh Chaudhary. Mediapersons, village sarpanch, and members of the local council were also present. Various competitions were organised, and the winners were awarded prizes and medals.

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