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Paramita Heritage School wins top honours at international cultural festival
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Organised by the Udbhav Sports and Cultural Association, the festival witnessed participation from several countries, including Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan and Slovakia.

Paramita Heritage School wins top honours at international cultural festival
Karimnagar: Paramita Heritage School, Karimnagar, secured international recognition by winning first prize in the Group Musical Band category at the 21st International Cultural Festival, Udbhav Utsav 2026, held at ITM University, Gwalior, from October 23 to 28.
Organised by the Udbhav Sports and Cultural Association, the festival witnessed participation from several countries, including Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan and Slovakia. The school team impressed judges with its musical talent, coordination and discipline.
Adding to the school’s achievements, Class VIII student Kittla Charan won first prize in instrumental music solo, while Class VII student A.V.K. Krithik secured second prize.
Chairman Dr. E. Prasad Rao congratulated the students and appreciated music teachers Jitumani Sharma, Kiran, Sahu and Suraj for their guidance. Directors, Principal Gopikrishna, teachers, parents and students also congratulated the winners.
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