Aryakulam boys’ band 3rd in state-level competition

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Dec 04, 2025 IST

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Aryakulam's Boys Musician Band brought pride to the institution by securing the third position in the State Level Band Competition 2025-26 under the Pipe Band (boys) category. The event, held in Rohtak, featured around 22 teams from across Haryana who showcased their talent and discipline. Organised by Samagra Shiksha in collaboration with the Haryana School Shiksha Pariyojna Parishad, the competition witnessed remarkable performances, with Aryakulam's band standing out for their synchronization, precision, and musical excellence. The Principal lauded the tireless efforts of the students and extended special appreciation to coach Prashant for his dedicated training. The Management Committee also conveyed their best wishes to the winners, the coach, the chief dorm educator and the Principal.

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