Blog writing competition

On the occasion of National Girl Child Day -2021 , Udhna College family in coordination with the Women Cell sends best wishes to all our girl students.  The Blog writing competition in this context has also been successfully accomplished with 15 entries. 




Winners are here under:

1st - Chaurasiya Anita

2nd - Sadh Alina


3rd - Joshi Krishita

Judgement by:

Ms. Mareeah Badri. 







Congratulations to the winners !

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