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Inter School Competitions

RKSM SNHM & KC conducted five Inter School Competitions on 20 July 2025 from 10 am onwards at SNGS Primary Section with the following attendance.

Bengali Speech Competition – 22 participants
English Speech – 13
Sanskrit Recitation – 16
Bengali Recitation – 21
English Recitation – 15
Total – 87 students from 36 schools. 

Their Result is as follows -
Bengali Speech Competition

First Prize - Anushka Banerjee (Class 11) - Baghbazar Multipurpose School
Second Prize - Trisha Ray (11) - Sundia Girls' High School
Third Prize - Writi Bhattacharya (11) - Bhavan's Gangabaux Kanoria Vidyamandir
Fourth Prize - Debparna Ghosh (11) - Modern High School for Girls
English Speech Competition

First Prize - Girja Goenka - Sushila Birla Girls' School
Second Prize - Ritwika Chakraborty - Calcutta Public School
Third Prize - Ariba Amin - Bidya Bharati Girls' High School
Fourth Prize - Sindhuja Ray - Bhavan's Gangabaux Kanoria Vidyamandir
Sanskrit Recitation Competition

First Prize - Anushka Lahiri (10) - Bhavan's Gangabaux Kanoria Vidyamandir
Second Prize - Sayani Jana (9) - Bethune Collegiate School
Third Prize - Sampurna Singha (10) - Bidya Bharati Girls' High School
Fourth Prize - Kavya Jain (9) - Sushila Birla Girls' School 
Bengali Recitation Competition

First Prize - Diidhiti Mondal (9) - Kalna Hindu Girls' High School
Second Prize - Adrija Ghoshal (10) - Bethune Collegiate School
Third Prize - Susmita Banik (10) - Tara Sundari Balika Vidya Bhaban
Fourth Prize - Parna Das (9) - Sundia Girls' High School
English Recitation Competition

First Prize - Siyona Paul (10) - Bhavan's Gangabaux Kanoria Vidyamandir
Second Prize - Anushka Auddy (10) - St. Paul's KG and Day School
Third Prize - Swachchotoya Banerjee (9) - Don Bosco School
Fourth Prize - Aahir Roy (9) - Bidya Bharati Girls' High School
Their Prize distribution ceremony will be held on 7 December 2025 at SV Ancestral House Auditorium.


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