UDAIPUR, January 19: (Udaipur Kiran). Radiant Academy, Udaipur, organised the grand felicitation ceremony of its sixth edition of the Star Examination on Sunday at the Shastri Auditorium, Railway Training Institute, Sukhadia Circle. The programme was held in a dignified atmosphere with the presence of students, parents and members of the academic fraternity.
During the ceremony, the top 20 students from Classes 5 to 10 who delivered outstanding performance in the Star Examination were honoured. A total of 567 students and parents attended the event. Selected students were rewarded for their merit and hard work with prizes including printers, mobile phones, badminton rackets, Bluetooth speakers, smartwatches, bags, trophies and certificates.
Udaipur Member of Parliament Dr Mannalal Rawat attended the programme as the chief guest. Addressing the gathering, he said such competitive examinations help develop self-confidence, a spirit of healthy competition and goal-oriented dedication among students. He encouraged students to continue working hard and move forward with strong moral values.
Distinguished guests at the event included Jayprakash Kantiwal (IRTS), Gitesh Shri Malviya and Seema Malviya (RAS), and Shashank Kumawat, Principal of Alok School. The guests praised the achievements of the students and said such platforms play an important role in recognising and nurturing hidden talent.
The award-winning students expressed happiness and enthusiasm, stating that the Star Examination not only provided them with attractive prizes but also scholarship benefits, which will support their academic future.
The programme was conducted in a disciplined and well-organised manner, making the ceremony both successful and inspiring for students and parents alike.
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