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Children from St. Arnold School, Meghnagar, emerged victorious in the football tournament.

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

The hard work of the teachers at St. Arnold School paid off. Students are taught sports skills alongside academics.

A football tournament was held at the renowned St. Arnold School in Meghnagar, between students from nine CBSE Sahodaya schools.

All teams played with great enthusiasm and team spirit. Children from New Himalaya School, Thandla, Anu Public School, Thandla, Progressive Academy, Petlawad, St. Mary School, Petlawad, St. Flora School, Thandla, Flowerlet School, Thandla, Nirmala Convent School, Rajgarh, New Catholic Mission School, Jhabua, and St. Arnold School, Meghnagar, participated in the football tournament with great enthusiasm.

St. Arnold School, Meghnagar, was the winner of the tournament, while St. Flora School, Thandla, was the runner-up.

The tournament was inaugurated by Father Thomas P.A., Vicar General of the Catholic Diocese. The tournament was inaugurated by Pragati Sanstha Director Father Elias Ninama, Mrs. Seema Shukla, Hemant, Father Andrews Lobo, the memento trophy was given to the winning and runner-up teams by the chief guest Sub-Divisional Officer Mrs. Ritika Patidar, District Sports Officer Vijay Salam, District Coordinator Jimmy Nirmal, P.T.A. The award was presented by President James Paul and Father Andrews Lobo.

S.D.M., Mrs. Ritika Patidar, addressing everyone, said that St. Arnold School places a premium on sports alongside academics.

It's heartening to see this, and just like sports, life also experiences wins and losses. It's impossible to always win. We shouldn't repeat our mistakes; we must learn and move forward.

The football tournament was successfully organized by sports teachers Sushil Bilwal, Abhishek Ohari, and Swapnil Meda. Father D'Mello, Father Jomon James, Sister Deepa, teachers, and football lovers, along with a large number of dignitaries, were present at the tournament.

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

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Date: 18-09-2025

Children from St. Arnold School, Meghnagar, emerged victorious in the football tournament.

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

The hard work of the teachers at St. Arnold School paid off. Students are taught sports skills alongside academics.

A football tournament was held at the renowned St. Arnold School in Meghnagar, between students from nine CBSE Sahodaya schools.

St. Arnold School, Meghnagar, was the winner of the tournament, while St. Flora School, Thandla, was the runner-up.

S.D.M., Mrs. Ritika Patidar, addressing everyone, said that St. Arnold School places a premium on sports alongside academics.

It's heartening to see this, and just like sports, life also experiences wins and losses. It's impossible to always win. We shouldn't repeat our mistakes; we must learn and move forward.

Reporter: Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

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