CURATED BY – GAURAV SINGHAL | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Saharanpur | Deoband, Children of Deoband region have demonstrated their talent excellently in the CBSE High School and Intermediate board examinations. There is an atmosphere of happiness not only in the schools of meritorious children but also in the families. Seema Sharma, Principal of Doon Valley School, Deoband Nagar, said that in class 12th, Anushka Goswami and Shaili Roar stood first and second with 96.6, Maitri Bansal 94.4 and Yukti 94, while in high school, Utkarsh Bansal stood first and second with 98.4, Kriti, Akshita Singhania 98.2 and Khushi 98 percent marks. And remained third. Spring Dale School managers Saad Siddiqui and Ahmed Siddiqui told that Hajra 96 percent in 12th, Faizin Malik 95 percent while Mohd. in 10th. Maaz 96.4, Abdul Rehman 95.4, Namra Usmani stood first, second and third with 93 percent marks.
Principal of Maples Academy, Dr. Chitra Joshi said that in class 12, Kajal stood first, second and third with 96.8 percent, Unnati Goyal, Gauri Garg and Sara Narwal scored 95.4 percent and in high school, Tanmay 96, Vaishnavi Gupta 94.6 and Ashab Minhal stood first, second and third with 94 percent marks. . Director of Doon Hills Academy, Tanuraj Verma said that in class 12, Neha Tyagi stood first, second and third with 94.5 percent, Kashish 93 and Aastha 92.6 percent marks. Principal of Sarvodaya Gyan Public School, Rupesh Saini said that in Intermediate, Chris 98, Abhishek Saini 92.4 and Parv Saini stood 91.6, while in High School, Nandini 95.6, Khushaldeep 93.6 and Anmol Prashi stood first, second and third with 92.2 percent marks. In Nawaz Girls Public School, Ayesha Hashmi secured 95 percent, Areeba 94.8 percent and Nausheen Naz 94.2 percent and stood first, second and third in class 12. Whereas in class 10, Umaima Tunnisa scored 95 percent, Ayesha Maryam scored 93.4 and Hafsa Fatima and Umm Salma scored 93 percent and stood first, second and third respectively. School Director Dr. Nawaz Deobandi congratulated all the girl students of the school and wished them for a bright future. He said that the girls brought glory to the school by achieving success through their hard work rather than the resources of big schools.