Dyal Singh Public School, Sector 7, Karnal

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Nimit of Grade IV brought laurels to the institution by receiving the National Hindi Pratibha Samman for his stellar performance in International Hindi Olympiad. This grand honour was bestowed upon him at the felicitation ceremony held at the historic Teen Murti Bhavan, New Delhi. Hukamchand Meena, Deputy Director, GOI, was the chief guest. Nimit credited his success to the unwavering support of his parents and teachers. Principal Shalini Narang applauded the extraordinary feat and encouraged Nimit to chase his dreams with unyielding determination.

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