MM International School, Ambala

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Ambala, Updated At : 10:16 AM Sep 18, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated the remarkable achievement of its badminton teams in the CBSE Cluster. The Girls U-14 (Riya, Bhagya) and U-19 (Molly, Agrima, Sanvi, Akshara), along with the Boys U-19 (Jayant, Tanmay Gulati, Ansh Ram Gaur), secured gold medals, while the Boys U-17 (Krishna Gupta, Satwik, Ojas, Tanmay Ahuja) earned a bronze. MM International School is the only school in the entire district to reach the Nationals in badminton for the Girls U-14, U-19 and Boys U-19 categories. Best wishes were extended by the principal, who encouraged the teams to continue their hard work and make the school proud on the national stage.

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