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St Mary’s School, Chandigarh

Sanvi Bedi, student of Class IV-A of the school, has won the first prize in the colouring competition organised by SIP Abacus at the Punjab Khel Mela. Competing against over 12,000 students from across Punjab, Sanvi’s outstanding talent and creativity...

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Updated At : 11:20 AM Nov 13, 2024 IST

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Sanvi Bedi, student of Class IV-A of the school, has won the first prize in the colouring competition organised by SIP Abacus at the Punjab Khel Mela. Competing against over 12,000 students from across Punjab, Sanvi’s outstanding talent and creativity were recognized with a cash prize of Rs 10,000. Chairman Rev Fr Aji K Chacko extended his warmest congratulations, commending Sanvi’s success as “a reflection of the school’s dedication to nurturing young talent”. Principal Dr Martin Das Rao added, “Sanvi’s achievement brings pride to the entire St Mary’s community and serves as an inspiration to her fellow students.”

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