The Paradise International School, Ghagga wins accolades at Language Fest

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Updated At : 05:51 AM Oct 17, 2025 IST

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Students of the school won accolades at various Language Fest competitions organised under the Patiala Sahodaya Schools Complex. In the English Fest hosted by Delhi Public School, Kinaya Kansal of Class I secured the first position in rhyme resonance, impressing the audience with her confidence and expressive delivery. In the Hindi Fest held at Golden Era Public School, Gagandeep Kaur earned the third position in the mono horror act category, captivating everyone with her remarkable acting skills and stage presence. Principal Dr Parminder Kaur congratulated both students and their mentors for their meritorious participation.

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