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Updated At : 08:45 AM Aug 13, 2024 IST

The Gaiety Theatre buzzed with excitement as ISRO, in coordination with KV, Jutogh, hosted the National Space Day competitions.

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The Gaiety Theatre buzzed with excitement as ISRO, in coordination with KV, Jutogh, hosted the National Space Day competitions. Samayara (Class XII M) bagged the second position in the painting competition and Angel got the consolation prize. Prithvi Raj (Class X) got the consolation prize in the extempore competition. The open quiz competition was a huge success, showcasing the incredible talent of our students in which Saurav Sharma, Class XI (non-medical), Vanshika Thakur, Class XI (medical), Oshin Suryavanshi, Class XII (medical) and Nirbhay Raj, Class XII (non-medical) performed impressively.

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