Podar International School hosts 'Inter-House Carrom Competition 2026'


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Mangaluru, Sep 29: The 'Inter-House Carrom Competition 2026' at Podar International School, held from August 17 to 28, witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across different grade categories.

In the grade i and II category, Sherwin M Acharya of grade I (Ignis) secured first place, followed by Rayyan A of grade I (Ignis) in second place and Viyansh Marla of grade II (Aqua) in third place.

In the grade III to V category, Saud Shaheed Sheikh of grade V (aqua) won first place. Riyansh R of grade IV (aqua) secured second place, while Tekumudi Vahin Srikarthikheya of grade IV (aqua) finished third.

In the grade VI to VIII category, Vihaan Shetty of grade VIII (Ignis) claimed first place, followed by Anvith Shetty P of grade VIII (Ignis) in second place and Ishaaani K of grade VI (Aqua) in third place.

In the grade IX and X category, Samik Silas Pinto of grade IX (Terra) secured first place. Ahnya Shetty of grade X (Ventus) won second place, while Avney Datarkar of grade IX (Ignis) finished third.

The organisers congratulated all the winners and participants for their enthusiastic participation and sporting spirit.

 

 

  

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