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Dyal Singh Public School, Sector 7, Karnal

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Updated At : 11:28 AM Aug 17, 2024 IST

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Students of the school showcased their eloquence and oratory skills at the English Declamation Competition held under the flagship of Balwant Singh Running Trophy Competition 2024, hosted by SBS Sen Sec School, Karnal. The event saw participation from 17 schools across the city with students competing in two categories: Junior (Grades VI-VIII) and Senior (Grades IX-XII). Chavi from Grade VIII secured the second position in the junior category, delivering a compelling speech on “Social Media Influence on Youngsters’ while Rajat from Grade XII bagged the third position in the senior category, impressing the judges with his insights on “Role of Artificial Intelligence in Education”. Their outstanding performances led Dyal Singh Public School, Sector 7, to victory, earning the coveted Running Trophy. Principal Shalini Narang expressed her elation at the students’ achievements.

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