Manmeet, Ojas bag silver medals in inter-state karate competition

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Updated At : 02:36 PM Oct 27, 2022 IST

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The 18th Shigokan Gojuryo All India Karate Competition was organised from October 14 to 17 at the Sports Complex Indoor Stadium in Shimla. It was an inter-state competition in which around 450 students displayed their talent. Two students of Ganpati Convent School, Bilaspur, Manmeet (Class VI-A) and Ojas Sharma (Class VI-C) bagged silver medals in the U-11 30-35 kg and U-12 35-40 kg category. Principal Dr Mamta Verma congratulated the students and awarded them certificates.

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