Shemford School, Barara

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 06, 2025 IST

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Anshika, student of Class XI (humanities) of the school, has secured the third position in the 400-m race at the Senior State Athletics Competition held in Karnal. The event witnessed participation from top athletes across the state, with the competition held under the presence of chief guest Gaurav Gautam, Sports Minister of Haryana, and Sudha Vasheen, an acclaimed national athlete from Karnal. Anshika showcased exceptional determination and skill to clinch the bronze medal, for which she was awarded a cash prize of Rs 2,100. Principal Ruby Sharma, congratulated Anshika on this proud achievement, stating, “This victory is a reflection of the student’s hard work and perseverance. We are proud of her and wish her even greater success in the future.” The entire school community celebrated the accomplishment.

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