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Shishu Niketan Public School, Sec-43, Chandigarh

Students participated in an inter-school taekwondo competition held at Sector 56 Sports Complex, Chandigarh. Divyank Diwedi (U-14) and Jaismeen Kaur (U-19) won gold medals. Manisha Soni (U-19) and Geetanjali (U-17) won silver medals. Kunal Tushamer (U-14), Raj Kawal (U-19), Tanishq...

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Updated At : 11:10 AM Oct 22, 2024 IST

Students participated in an inter-school taekwondo competition held at Sector 56 Sports Complex, Chandigarh. Divyank Diwedi (U-14) and Jaismeen Kaur (U-19) won gold medals. Manisha Soni (U-19) and Geetanjali (U-17) won silver medals. Kunal Tushamer (U-14), Raj Kawal (U-19), Tanishq Singh (U-19), Nilanshi (U-14) and Tamanna Kandhari U-17 won bronze medals. Jaismeen Kaur and Tanvi Bhardwaj will be performing for the school national event which will be held in Madya Pradesh.

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