Pratap Public School, Jarnailly Colony, Karnal, hosts Sahodaya Inter-School English Elocution Competition

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Updated At : 11:49 AM Nov 05, 2024 IST

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The school hosted the Sahodaya Inter-School English Elocution Competition in the Dr Raghbir Hall of Fame. The event brought together participants from 18 schools, all eager to showcase their oratory skills on the thought-provoking topic, “Artificial intelligence and its implications”. The competition concluded with Stuti Tuli from Pratap Public School, Sector-6, securing the first prize with her captivating speech. Khushi from Rising Sun Public School, Karnal, and Aditi from SBS Senior Secondary School, Karnal, took the second and third positions, respectively. The consolation prize went to Pankhudi from Dyal Singh Public School, Dyal Singh Colony, Karnal.

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