Hindi Shabd Antakshari Pratiyogita held

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Aug 11, 2025 IST

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Montfort School, Roorkee, hosted a lively Hindi Shabd Antakshari Pratiyogita for classes I and II, organised house-wise. The event aimed to build vocabulary, sharpen thinking skills and nurture a love for Hindi language. Young participants formed new words using the last letter of the previous one, showcasing their presence of mind and language skills. The competition was a joyful and enriching experience, highlighting the students' potential and creativity in Hindi.

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