Delhi Public School, Kaithal

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Two karate players of the school proved their mettle, agility and precision in the state-level karate competition held at Chandigarh recently. Gurbaaz, a student of Class VII won the gold medal by securing first position, whereas Sargun, a student of Class III, bagged the silver medal in the event. Both the students were honoured in the morning assembly by the Principal Shaji Verghese. Pro Vice- Chairman of the school Satish Kumar Bansal congratulated the young players for winning laurels for their school.

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