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Takshila International School, Mandi

The District Yoga Sports Association organised a district-level yoga competition at Mandi, where around 100 students from various schools participated. Takshila school students put up an impressive show, winning four gold medals. The students showcased their exceptional yoga skills, impressing...

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Updated At : 12:01 PM Oct 07, 2024 IST

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The District Yoga Sports Association organised a district-level yoga competition at Mandi, where around 100 students from various schools participated. Takshila school students put up an impressive show, winning four gold medals. The students showcased their exceptional yoga skills, impressing the judges with their mastery of various yoga asanas. In the sub-junior category, Divyansh won gold medals in traditional yoga and artistic yoga events. In the junior category, Shreyl Kaur secured gold in traditional yoga, while Nishant Sharma won gold in the senior category. Takshila school Principal Shailja Kashyap expressed pride in the students’ achievement.

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