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Doon Public School, Panchkula

The students won top honours in the inter-school 'Rang De-Palette' painting competition. Gauri Aggarwal (Class VIII-A, Group-2) and Harsimrat Kaur (Class VII-A, Group-2), have both been awarded trophies and certificates for their exceptional artistic skills and creativity, securing top positions...

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Panchkula, Updated At : 10:20 AM Nov 18, 2024 IST

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The students won top honours in the inter-school 'Rang De-Palette' painting competition. Gauri Aggarwal (Class VIII-A, Group-2) and Harsimrat Kaur (Class VII-A, Group-2), have both been awarded trophies and certificates for their exceptional artistic skills and creativity, securing top positions in the competition. This remarkable achievement highlights the dedication and artistic flair of the students, as well as the supportive environment fostered by the school to encourage creativity and excellence.

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