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DPS students bring laurels to school 11/18/2015 1:31:14 AM Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 17: Students of Delhi Public School brought laurels to school by winning the cash prizes in essay writing competition which was organized by Indian Postal Services. According to press release, there were two categories Category A for juniors ( I to V) Category B for seniors VI to X . All the three prizes were secured in junior category by students of Delhi Public School, Udhampur. Saatvika Mahajan of class V-B won first prize (cash of Rs. 1200). Nitya Abrol of class V A won second prize (cash of Rs. 900). Shahid Hassan of class V A won third prize (cash of Rs. 600). In Category 'B' Pranvi Mahajan of class VII A won second prize (cash of Rs. 750). These cash prizes were distributed in office of the Superintendent of Post Office R.K. Sharma. The management and staff of Delhi Public School Udhampur appreciated the efforts of the students and wished them luck for their future endeavors.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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