Class I student wins prize in International shabad recitation contest

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Tarn Taran, November 6

Swarleen Kaur , a student of Class I at the Sri Guru Harkrishan Public School here won prize in International Shabad Recitation competition organised recently by Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle, Ludhiana. The competition was organised online. Ranjit Bhatia Principal of the school said that the final round of the competition was held at Ludhiana in which Swarleen was declared best of the 10 participating students.

Swarleen was the youngest contestant. Tejinderpal Singh of Class VII got position in top 20 junior category. Swarleen was honoured by the organirers of the competition .

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