Holy Mary’s School, Banur, hosts carrom event

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 06, 2025 IST

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Holy Mary's School, Banur, recently hosted a vibrant Girls' Carrom Competition for students of Classes III to V. After a series of closely contested matches, Nehru House secured first position, thanks to the sharp gameplay of Ramneet Kaur and Simrit Kaur, both from Class V R. Their composed approach and excellent coordination kept them ahead throughout the competition. Gandhi House claimed second position, with Ekampreet Kaur and Ashmeet Kaur of Class IV R delivering a strong performance and demonstrating great potential. The medal ceremony took place during the school's morning assembly, where Principal Dr Shiny Devassy presented gold and silver medals to the winners.

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