Gurukul’s Nivedit bags medal at district shot put tourney

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 03, 2025 IST

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Nivedit, a student of Class X from Gurukul World School, brought pride to the school by winning a bronze medal in shot put at the Open District Tournament held at Government College, Phase VI, Mohali. The competition witnessed participation from talented athletes across the district, making Nivedit’s achievement all the more commendable. Displaying exceptional strength, technique and determination, he secured his place among the top performers in the event. Principal Poonamjit Kaur congratulated Nivedit on his success and lauded his dedication and hard work. She appreciated his consistent efforts and remarked that such achievements not only brings honour to the school but also encourage a healthy spirit of competition among students.

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