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Ludhiana: Harleen, Vani shine at GCG’s annual sports meet  

The chief guest, Deepak Chopra, principal of Government College (East), Ludhiana, encouraged the students to embrace sportsmanship highlighting the importance of discipline, hard work and perseverance in life.

Published on: Feb 23, 2025, 07:58:03 IST
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The 82nd annual athletic meet of Government College for Girls (GCG), Ludhiana, concluded on Saturday with Harleen Kaur being adjudged the best athlete while Vani Puri being honoured as the best player of the meet.

Students celebrate after receiving the best parade trophy at the Government College for Girls in Ludhiana on Saturday. (Manish/HT)
Students celebrate after receiving the best parade trophy at the Government College for Girls in Ludhiana on Saturday. (Manish/HT)

The chief guest, Deepak Chopra, principal of Government College (East), Ludhiana, encouraged the students to embrace sportsmanship highlighting the importance of discipline, hard work and perseverance in life. GCG principal Suman Lata expressed her gratitude to the guests and praised the students for their dedication towards sports.

Sharanjit Kaur Parmar, principal of Government College, Raikot, was the guest of honour. Nivedita Sharma, head of the physical education department, highlighted the achievements of GCG’s athletes at the international, national, state, regional, inter-college and inter-university levels.

Principal Parminder Gill and Gurpreet Kaur, sports coaches Gursharan Singh, Balbir Singh, Surjeet Kaur, Jaspal Singh and Anita Malhotra, along with members of the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) were present at the event.

In the 3,000m race, Raveena (BA I) clinched the gold, followed by Rajina (BA III) and Priyanka (BA I). The 800m race saw Kirandeep Bawa (BA II) take the top spot, with Priyanka (BA II) and Shreya (BA I) finishing second and third. Shreya (BA II) secured first place in the 100m race, followed by Khushi (BA III) and Vishali (BCA III).

The lab staff race was dominated by Vicky, followed by Jasveer and Manmohan. Mandeep Kaur came first in the old school race, with Sarita finishing second and Harleen Kaur and Vidya tying for third.

 
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