Emm Aar organises literary event

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 26, 2025 IST

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Emm Aar International School, Adampur Doaba, hosted an Inter-House Literary Competition, showcasing students' oratory and poetic talents. The Declamation Competition saw Navraj (Category I, Classes IX-X) and Aren Massey (Category II, Classes XI-XII) secure first place, while Vikramjit Singh and Manisha took second place in their respective categories. In the Hindi Poem Recitation, Japsirat (Category I) and Navya (Category II) excelled. Jaisvi (Category I) and Erika (Category II) won the Punjabi Poem Recitation, and Alina (Category I) and Aishani (Category II) topped the English Poem Recitation. The event highlighted the students' strong command over language and expression.

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