Dayanand Public School, Nabha

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Updated At : 11:12 AM Sep 09, 2024 IST

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The Vidya Bharti 35th State-Level Sports Tournament concluded on a high note with the closing ceremony held at the school. Over the course of three days, the tournament successfully brought together students from across the state, promoting values like teamwork, discipline, and hard work. Nahush Jain was the chief guest. During the ceremony, awards and certificates were presented to the winners of the various events. Special trophies were also awarded to those who stood out for maintaining discipline, singing the ‘vandana’ beautifully and performing excellently in the ‘Geet’. The ceremony concluded with Principal Subash Chand Bhardwaj honouring Nahush Jain with a memento.

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