Khandwala’s taekwondo team excels

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Sep 17, 2025 IST

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Students of DR Modern Senior Secondary School, Khandwala, Cheharata, delivered an impressive performance in the inter-district level Taekwondo Championship (U-16) concluded recently. The students secured third place, thus enhancing the honour of their school, parents and community. Armandsdeep Singh and Danish from Class VIII and Jasdeep Singh from Class IX achieved this success through their hard work, strong willpower and sportsmanship. Children were awarded medals and certificates in the competition, creating an atmosphere of joy and enthusiasm. Behind this success was the guidance of coach Sunita Kumari and the continuous efforts of the players. Principal Ravinder Pathania and Managing Director Daljeet Pathania congratulated the children on their achievement.

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