Kids win prizes at Mango fest

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Updated At : 03:39 PM Jul 15, 2022 IST

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The 29th Mango Fest was organised at Yadavindra Garden, Pinjore by Haryana Tourism. Students of Satluj Public School, Sector 4, Panchkula participated in a number of colourful competitions at the fest and won top positions in Show N Tell, drawing, singing, extempore contests. The award winners include Rahi (Class IX), Aditya (Class VIII), Jaskirat (Class IX) and Sannskriti (Class VIII) in Show and Tell, Diya Rana (Class XII in Drawing, Bhoomika (Class XI)in Extempore and Likhit (Class VI) who bagged a special prize in singing. The enthusiasm of participants was highly appreciated by Director-Principal Krit Serai, Co-Principal Madhurima Serai and Managing Director Reekrit Serai.

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