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DPS, Yamunanagar

Bhupesh, student of Class IX of the school, stood among the first six students in the state-level painting competition organised by the Bhakra Beas Management Board on the theme ‘Energy Conservation’. The competition was held in Panchkula. Bhupesh had earlier...

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Updated At : 11:39 AM Dec 07, 2024 IST

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Bhupesh, student of Class IX of the school, stood among the first six students in the state-level painting competition organised by the Bhakra Beas Management Board on the theme ‘Energy Conservation’. The competition was held in Panchkula. Bhupesh had earlier won the first place at the district level and was awarded with Rs 2,000. He secured place among the six selected students at the state level and was awarded with Rs 7,500 and gift hampers. Ram Niwas Garg, Chairman, DPS, Yamunanagar, and Manisha Singh, Principal, DPS, Yamunanagar, congratulated and blessed Bhupesh.

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