Harneet wins painting contest

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Aug 22, 2025 IST

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The Haryana Government's Department of Art and Culture organised a grand state-level painting competition in Panchkula. In this competition, Harneet Kaur, a student of S.A. Jain Senior Model School, Ambala secured first position, bringing glory to her school and parents. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs 7,100, a trophy, and a certificate. Additionally, Yuvaraj Matharu, Anuj, Prince, and Vanshika received consolation prizes, each consisting of Rs 1,100 in cash, a trophy, and a certificate.

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