CURATED BY – AJAZ AHMED USMANI | CITYCHIEFNEWS

The 68th district level badminton competition going on at RVM Jaroda Khurd, Merta Road, Jaroda concluded on Wednesday. In the competition, Mithali Gaur performed brilliantly and secured a place in the state level competition for the second time and Divya Sharma secured a place in the state level competition for the fourth time. SBN School Nagaur's team in-charge Preekansha Devda and coach Anil Prajapat said that Mithali Gaur has been selected at the state level for the second consecutive time. In the 19 age group, Divya Sharma Parshwanath School Merta Road, Harshita Ratan Behan School Nagaur, Manisha SBN School Merta Road, Mithali Gaur SBN School Nagaur, Mahima SBN School Nagaur were selected for the state level. In the 17 age group, Poorvi LKS School Gotan, Komal SBN School Merta Road, Puja LKS School Gotan, Urmila RVM Gogelav, Bhavya Model School Jayal were selected at the state level. In the 19 age group, Prajnaash Tak Aashapurna School Merta Road, Somil LKS School Gotan, Rishabh Chaplot LKS School Gotan, Yash Pareek SBN School Nagaur, Yash Bajaj LKS School Gotan have been selected at the state level. In the 17 age group, Anmay Mundhra LKS School Gotan, Daksh Parwal, Kalp LKS School Gotan, Vaid LKS School Gotan, Shrestha LKS School Gotan have been selected at the state level. The closing ceremony of the 63rd district level badminton competition was also organized on Wednesday. During this, the students of the school also presented colorful programs. The program was addressed by many people including Sports Officer Sohanlal Godara, Principal of PM Shri Government Higher Secondary School Jaroda Kalan Mohammad Akhtar Nadeem and Merta CBEO Govind Ram Beda. During this time Sports Officer Sohanlal Godara, Jagdish Inaniya, ECBEO Govind Singh Beda, PEEO of PM Shri Government Higher Secondary School Mohammad Akhtar Nadeem, Convenor Madanlal Choudhary, Mohammad Akhtar Naeem, Jitendra Singh Choudhary, Omprakash Kataria, Ashok Tak, Opendar Singh, Shriram and many villagers were present.