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AKSIPS-123 Smart School, Kharar

The school added an exhilarating chapter in its sports calendar by hosting the much-anticipated Inter-Branch Kho Kho Tournament, featuring thrilling matches in both the boys and girls’ categories. AKSIPS-41 claimed the gold medal. AKSIPS-123 secured silver. AKSIPS-65 took home the...

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Updated At : 10:46 AM Nov 05, 2024 IST

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The school added an exhilarating chapter in its sports calendar by hosting the much-anticipated Inter-Branch Kho Kho Tournament, featuring thrilling matches in both the boys and girls’ categories. AKSIPS-41 claimed the gold medal. AKSIPS-123 secured silver. AKSIPS-65 took home the bronze, and AKSIPS-45, as the runner-up, exhibited remarkable grit. These achievements reflect the unwavering dedication of our teams. Principal Anjali Singh congratulated the winners and encouraged the students to participate actively in sports for their holistic development.

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