Shishu Niketan, Mohali, hosts inter-house quiz

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 23, 2025 IST

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Shishu Niketan Public School, Mohali, hosted an inter-house quiz competition for students of grade IX and X to test students’ knowledge of Indian history — nationalism, Slogans by freedom fighters and current affairs. The quiz, organised by the school’s Social Science Department, had rounds featuring pictures of freedom fighters. Teams from all four houses — Aravali House, Himgiri House, Nilgiri House and Shivalik House — competed fiercely, showcasing their research and historical understanding. Nilgiri House emerged winner demonstrating exceptional knowledge. Coordinator Harjinder Kaur congratulated all participants and gave prizes to winning team.

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