Morarji Desai School Hosts Speech Competition

Kushalnagar, Jul. 27: A Kannada speech competition was organized for school children at Morarji Desai Residential School, Kudige, an English medium school by the Kannada Rakshana Vedike. The program was presided over by the school principal Bharathi.

On this occasion, a speech competition was organized for the high school students of the school on the topic ‘Our resolve for Kannada’. In the speech competition, Prakriti S.P. won the first place, Saanvi Poovamma the second place and Jeevitha the third place. The winners of the speech competition were given souvenirs and prizes.

Sudha, Radha R. and Shivakumar, the sanitation workers there, who have been continuously cleaning the school and the school premises for ten years and protecting the health of the school children, were felicitated.

The meeting was attended by Kodagu District Women's Unit President Jyoti Kudupaje, District General Secretary Divya, District Vice President Rajesh, District Convener Govindaraj Das, Tailors Unit President Krishna, Purnima, Taluk President Annaiah, Roop Hanagal, Taluk Honorary President Dhanraj, Treasurer Ronald, Secretary Rakesh, Hobli President Geetha Rajesh, Pushpa, Yashoda. Teacher Amrita compered the program.

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