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‘Abhivyakti’, an open art competition, was organised for students of classes I-XII, in which more than 250 students from Palampur and nearby areas participated. The competition was held in five different categories — Group A (Classes I, II, III); Group...

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Updated At : 05:31 PM Feb 15, 2023 IST

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‘Abhivyakti’, an open art competition, was organised for students of classes I-XII, in which more than 250 students from Palampur and nearby areas participated. The competition was held in five different categories — Group A (Classes I, II, III); Group B (Classes IV, V, VI); Group C (Classes VII, VIII, IX); Group D (Classes X, XI, XII) and Group E (Creative Open Entry-Best out of Waste. A caption contest was organised for parents as well. Certificates were given to each participant and souvenirs were given to parents of the participants.

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