Sophia Public School organises drawing competition

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

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A drawing competition, held at Sophia Public School, Yamuna Nagar, was filled with excitement, creativity and enthusiasm. Students from different classes participated, showcasing their artistic skills and imagination on the theme "10 Sikh Gurus". They portrayed the Gurus' lives, teachings and contributions through their artwork, reflecting devotion and respect. The creative use of colors and unique art styles made the atmosphere vibrant and inspiring. Vikas secured the first prize, Tanish received the second prize and Rachna was awarded the third prize for their outstanding artwork.

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