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IMWA Educational Meet: Winners of Spot Writing announced

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June 12, 2012

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Kuwait, June 12: As part of its Educational Meet 2012, Indian Muslim Welfare Association, IMWA Kuwait, had conducted a Spot Writing Competition for students of Grade 7 to Grade 12. Hundreds of students participated the competition with enthusiasm. Students were divided into three groups; A, B, and C respectively.

Here is the complete result:


Group A

XI & XII Standard

Topic: Importing Western Culture- Benefits & Challenges fir Indian Society

Winner : Haseeb Sanye - XI - Indian Central school

First Runner-up : Rahul Raju - XI - FAIPS-DPS

Second Runner-up : P. Reem Masthan- XII - Integrated Indian School

IMWA Talent1 : Neda Ahsan - XII - Carmel School

IMWA Talent2 : Heba Akhtar Khan- XII - ICSK( Senior Salmiya)

Group B

IX & X Standard

Topic: Significance of cleanliness and personal hygiene in our daily life

Winner : Oyonika Samazder- X - FAIPS DPS

First Runner-up : Manar Asad Khan - IX - ICSK (Senior, Salmiya)

Second Runner-up : Nazia Yusuf Shahapur- IX - ICSK (Senior, Salmiya)

IMWA Talent1 : Mahwish Mansoor - X - Carmel School

IMWA Talent2 : Mohammad Osama- IX - FAIPS DPS

Group C

VII&VIII Standard

Topic: Junk food is not good for health

Winner : Carmelita - VIII - Indian Public School

First Runner-up : Vijay Anant - VIII - Gulf Indian School

Second Runner-up : Ligy Antony - VIII - ICSK(Khaitan)

IMWA Talent1 : Hammad Masood- VIII - FAIPS DPS

IMWA Talent2A : Aijaz Ahmed Gesawat - VIII - ICSK (Amman)

IMWA Talent2B : Mohamamd Mishal - VII - ICSK(Khaitan)


For further details, visit: http://imwakuwait.org/


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