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Culinary competition held

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Tribune News Service
Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 10, 2025 IST
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Baby Convent School, Banur, hosted the inter-school culinary competition, “Cooking without flame” under the aegis of Sahodaya Complex. The event saw participation from several schools, showcasing innovative and delicious dishes prepared without fire. DAV Sr Sec Public School secured the first position, Smart Mind Public School second, and CM Public School third. The competition was judged by Principal Ritu Bala, Vice-Principal Bindu Singla and faculty member Gursharan Singh, all of Govt Sr Sec School, Banur (School of Eminence), who appreciated the creativity and skills displayed by the young chefs. Principal Subeena Anand congratulated the winners and participants, encouraging them to continue experimenting and innovating in the culinary world. The event concluded on a high note, with students and teachers alike appreciating the efforts of the organisers and participants.

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