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JPS students participate in Lead India Quiz 9/17/2014 10:39:12 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Sept 17: The students of Jodhamal Public School participated in the prestigious LEAD India Quiz hosted by Swai Man Singh School, Jaipur. According to press release, the JPS was the only school from J&K that was invited to participate in this prestigious quiz competition where some of the best schools from all over the country participated. Among the various schools that were participants in the quiz were Welhem Girls Dehradun, Scindia Girls and Boys Gwalior, Vasant Valley New Delhi, India International School New Delhi, Maharani Gayitri Devi Jaipur and Mayo Girls Ajmer. The students who participated from Jodhamal School were Subrat Sharma, Shivang Puri, Aaryan Jandyal and Mubeen Butt, teacher Incharge. Pranab Mukherjee was the quiz master and Yogindra Durlabjee and Rani Vidaya Devi were the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour. The students performed remarkably well and actively participated in the quiz broadening their horizon and extending their wings all set for a new flight towards exposure to new challenges and opportunities.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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