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Young India Police School students bag nine medals at Rangareddy District Athletics Championship

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Young India Police School students bag nine medals at Rangareddy District Athletics Championship

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Students of the Young India Police School (YIPS), Hyderabad, secured nine medals, including three gold, three silver and three bronze, at the Rangareddy District Athletics Championship.

CH Lasya Shree emerged as one of the top performers, winning gold medals in the 60-metre and 200-metre races in the Under-10 Girls category. Lanka Parvathi secured silver medals in both events.

In the field events, Sanvika Goud won bronze in the Under-10 Girls Long Jump, while M. Ashwini secured silver in the Under-12 Girls Long Jump. Sindham Vajra Varunavi won bronze in the Under-14 Girls 60-metre race. In the boys’ category, CH Rithesh secured silver and CH Jeevan won bronze in the Under-12 Boys 300-metre race.

The school management congratulated the medal winners and participants, attributing their performances to consistent training, discipline and support from parents and coaches. The management said the school would continue encouraging students to participate in athletics and other sporting activities to promote physical fitness and sportsmanship.

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