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Sandhya Mishra and Netrika Tripathi of Homerton Grammar School stood second, the event was held at K L Mehta Women’s College.
FPCC Inter School Hindi Debate Competition was inaugurated on Wednesday in the auditorium of KL Mehta Women’s College. In which scholars Vansh Saxena and Kashi Gupta of Pride School became the winners. Sandhya Mishra and Netrika Tripathi of Homerton Grammar School stood second. A total of 74 students from 37 CBSE schools had participated. The title of the debate was kept on old age homes.
The chief guest for the competition, Additional Deputy Commissioner Faridabad Aparajita said that such debate competition instills a sense of self-confidence in the students. It is the demand of today’s time to give information about social subjects at the school level to the children only through such competitions. Describing old age homes as a social responsibility, Hindi poet Dinesh Raghuvanshi said that by participating in such competitions, students will become good human beings with soft hearts in the future. In the FPSC Pradhan Narendra Parmar Hindi Debate Competition, 74 students from 37 CBSE schools presented their views in favor and against the subject. He said that Vansh Saxena and Kashi Gupta of Scholars Pride School stood first. Whereas Sandhya Mishra and Netrika Tripathi of Homerton Grammar School stood second. Trisha and Mohit, students of Bansi Vidya Niketan School, came third. The students of Scholars Pride School won the trophy for the best speaker of the side and the opposition. On this occasion, Chairman of KL Mehta Women’s College Anand Mehta, Principal Dr. Manju Dua, Chandra Bhan Arya, Surekha Jain, Seema Rani, Assistant Professor Vinita Sharma, FPSC Advisor BD Sharma TS Dalal, YK Maheshwari, Rajdeep Singh, Bharat Bhushan etc. Be involved