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The school’s Annual Athletics Meet concluded with memories. Gurukul Management Committee members Dr Rajendra Vidyalankar and Mahender Arya along with other faculty members presented the prizes to the winners. Dr Rajendra Vidyalankar motivated the students to have a sense of sportsmanship. He added that a healthy body becomes the vessel to contain good thoughts and knowledge which ultimately leads to success. Aruash (1606, 5th Isa) from Sam House in Under- 11, Harsh (2000, 6th Ma) from Rig House, Ankit (1253, 6th Isa) from Yajur House in Under-14 and Krishna Kanhaiya (1567, 9th Kena) from Atharva House in Under-17 bagged the best athlete trophies. Sam House under the guidance of house mistress Seema Sharma grabbed the overall champions trophy. Principal Dinesh Kumar congratulated the winners and the Chief Dorm Educator Ramesh Kumar for such a joyful event.

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