Chaman Vatika 'Gurukul' Ambala organises kabaddi match

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 25, 2025 IST

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Chaman Vatika 'Gurukul' Ambala, organised an inter-house kabaddi match with Sarojini House and Kalpana Chawla House competing in the final. In the junior category, Sarojini House secured first place, followed by Lakshmi Bai House in second and Kalpana Chawla House in third. In the senior category, Sarojini House again took the top spot, with Kalpana Chawla House in second and Kasturba House in third. Principal Sonali Sharma congratulated the winners and coaches, inspiring them to maintain a sportsman spirit in all aspects of life.

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