DAV Public Senior Secondary School, Alamapur

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 22, 2025 IST

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The school made their mark at the 10th GTA Open Taekwondo Championship held at Sports Complex, Chandigarh. The school’s taekwondo team secured an impressive haul of four gold, 14 silver, and 15 bronze medals, showcasing their skills and dedication to the sport. The gold medal winners included Arav, Aartisha, Ritesha, and Bhanvi. The silver medal winners were Samarth, Suryansh, Kashvi, Keshav, Dhairya Chand, Aatiksh, Mannat, Vaani Rana, Namya, Anisha Rana, Suhaan Katoch, and Aaradhya Sharma. The bronze medal winners included Pankaj, Antiriksh Syal, Anonika, Yuvraj, Anvi, Shanvi, Seerat, Bhavika, Aaradhya, Lakshya, Vaanya Sharma, Rajveeta, Aadharsh, Akriti Rana, and Ananya Jamwal. Principal Bikram Singh congratulated the winners, attributing the success to the dedication of physical education teachers and staff.

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