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DPS athletes shine at primary games tourney

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 28, 2025 IST
68ff485d4e71e Delhi Public School Khanna Shines At Primary Games U 11 Tournament

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The young athletes of Delhi Public School Khanna, brought glory to the institution with their remarkable performances at the Primary Games U-11 (Centre Level) held at Mohanpur village, Khanna, organised by the School Games Federation of India (SGFI). Displaying immense enthusiasm, teamwork, and determination, the students secured top honours across various events. They won gold medals in U-11 (Boys) Football, U-11 (Boys) Chess, U-11 (Girls) Chess, and U-11 (Boys) Tug of War, while also bagging silver medals in U-11 (Boys) Shot Put and U-11 (Girls) Shot Put. The Chairman and Principal applauded the young achievers for their dedication and exemplary performance. The school remains committed to fostering holistic development by encouraging students to actively participate in sports and co-curricular activities.

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