Mount Carmel School, Zirakpur hosts inter-school art competition

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Updated At : 05:38 AM Oct 09, 2025 IST

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The school hosted the third edition of inter-school art competition, Kala Darpan 2025, on its campus. Prerna Chhabra was the guest of honour. The judging panel comprised Dr Loveneesh Sharma and Monika Avasthi, who praised the participants for their creativity and commended the school for providing a vibrant platform for young artists. The competition drew enthusiastic participation, with the majority of schools across the Tricity attending the event. Students showcased their skills across multiple categories, reflecting the richness of artistry and imagination. Principal Rashmi Ivy Rafi highlighted the essential role of art in fostering innovation and holistic growth. The day concluded with cultural performances and the distribution of certificates, making it a memorable celebration of creativity and talent.

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