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New Millennium International School, Ladwara

The school participated in the Five Invitational North India Open Karate-Do Championship 2024, organised by the Sports Karate-Do Association, Pathankot. Fourteen students from the school took part in the championship, with two students winning silver medals and 12 earning bronze...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:38 AM Nov 11, 2024 IST

The school participated in the Five Invitational North India Open Karate-Do Championship 2024, organised by the Sports Karate-Do Association, Pathankot. Fourteen students from the school took part in the championship, with two students winning silver medals and 12 earning bronze medals. The school’s Principal Anuradha Rana congratulated the winning students and encouraged them to participate in such competitions in future as well.

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