GNFPS students excel at ‘Blaze To Chase-Season 2’

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 30, 2025 IST

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Guru Nanak Foundation Public School (GNFP), Chapparchiri, team ‘Heritage Hands’ won award in the ‘Blaze To Chase-Season 2’ competition. The team, comprising Onam (leader) along with Nilima Sood, Gurpreet Kaur, and Jasleen Kaur of Class XI (Commerce), showcased commendable talent and innovation and earned the award. Nilima Sood secured a medal in the Questions Round of the competition. The school management congratulated the achievers for their creativity, dedication, and excellence, which have brought pride and recognition to the institution.

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