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Exceptional performance in trials of District Khel Mahakumbh Athletics competition

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Jul 19, 2025 IST
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Sports stars of OPS Vidya Mandir, Ambala, have made their mark by showcasing their exceptional performance in the trials of District Khel Mahakumbh Athletics competition held in Rajeev Gandhi Stadium, Sector 10, Ambala City. Mehar of Class X won 2 gold medals — one in long jump and the other in 100m relay. Rudra Sharma of Class X bagged gold in shotput. Aryan Virk of Class X won gold in javelin throw. Hargun of Class X won silver in discus throw, Madhvi of Class X clinched silver in shotput. Nischay Rana of Class XI won silver in discus throw. Bhavya of Class X and Agrima of Class VIII got selected in state 400m relay and Savi of Class X won bronze in shotput. All these students have been selected for the State Mahakumbh Athletics competition to be held in Panchkula.

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