High school students from across the region recently converged at Sri Venkataramana Pre-University College in Kundapura for 'Victory 2026', a vibrant cultural competition aimed at fostering talent and personality development. Inaugurating the event, prominent sportsperson, entrepreneur, and social leader Rajesh Kaveri urged young participants to cultivate discipline and hard work as cornerstones for a successful future.
Kaveri emphasized that student life represents a critical phase for shaping one's character. He advised students to diligently identify their inherent talents and actively seek out suitable platforms to hone these skills, asserting that such dedication would illuminate their path to achievement. The 'Victory 2026' initiative provided just such an arena, encouraging students to showcase their abilities through diverse cultural performances.
Twenty schools enthusiastically participated in the spirited cultural contests. After a series of vibrant performances, G.M. Vidyaniketan emerged as the overall champion, securing the first-place trophy and a cash prize of ₹12,222. Sandeepan English Medium School, Kambadakone, claimed the second position, receiving ₹8,888, while S.M.S. English Medium School, Brahmavar, earned the third spot along with ₹5,555. All winning teams were presented with attractive trophies.
K. Radhakrishna Shenoy, Secretary of Sri Venkataramana Dev Educational & Cultural Trust, presided over the program, extending his best wishes to all student competitors. College Principal Sandeep Ganiga delivered the introductory remarks and welcomed the attendees. Vice Principal Sujay Kotegar offered the vote of thanks, concluding the formal proceedings. Other dignitaries present on the dais included Krishna Adiga, Headmaster of Sri Venkataramana High School; Reshma D'Souza, Head of the Primary Section; and Pramila D'Souza, Head of the Pre-Primary Section. Kannada lecturer Sunitha Shetty expertly compered the entire event.
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📰 Source: Kundapra