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Chandigarh, Updated At : 04:43 AM Aug 27, 2025 IST

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The Century School Gharaunda, students securing 3rd position in the Sahodaya Inter School One Act Play Contest held at JPS Academy, Nissing. Students from 23 schools presented their art and creativity on ten widespread social issues. Centurions - Diksha, Bhawika, Nitika, Yuvika, Shruti, Prakshal, Nirav, Jatin, Deepanshu, Abhishek and Aditya - presented a heart-touching act on 'Increasing Number of Old Age Homes in India', inspiring the generation to value their old parents. The act shone, with Bhawika Goswami bagging the best performer award. Principal Dr Karuna Arora congratulated the participants and their mentors. Chairperson Shashi Bansal and Managing Director Ankur Jindal admired the efforts, saying that the performance was not only a show to win a prize but also a great idea to inspire people.

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