Rose students bag medals in martial art meet

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 25, 2025 IST

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Students of Rose Public School, Suliali, showcased exceptional skill and determination at the second State-Level Himachal Pradesh Bagatur Martial Art Championship held at Kishan Bhawan, Bilaspur. Organised by the Himachal Pradesh Bagatur Association (Martial Art), the event saw participation from across the state. Gold Medallists are Anamica, Shivansh, Divanshi (Class IX); Ishita, Ashish (Class VIII); Abhinav (Class X); and Palak (Class IX). Silver medallists are Varun, Tanveer, Ronak, Mehak, Arohi, Dipti, Agamya, Garima, Lakshay, Rohin (Class IX); Partibha (Class VIII); Shreya (Class XI). Bronze medallists are Mehak Thakur, Samriti, Mannat, Anant (Class IX); Umang (Class X).

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