Bhavan Vidyalaya, Sector 15, Panchkula

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A school student, Anaisha Aggarwal, has made India proud by winning two silver and one bronze medals in traditional yogasana, artistic solo, and rhythmic yoga events at the 10th Asian Yoga Sports Championship held in Singapore. She was a part of 45-member contingent sent from India. She started practicing yoga at the tender age of six years. She has achieved the feat under the able guidance of her yoga teachers Shivani Sachdeva and Meenakshi at Bhavan Vidyalaya. Principal Gulshan Kaur congratulated Anaisha.

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