The junior girls of DPS-Modern Indian School bagged the first place in Qatar Preparatory School Debate League-II by winning eight out of nine online debates.
In the team category, Gargee Kanade, Manjushree Magesh and Anah Merchant bagged the first position followed by Drishti Tibrewal, Antara Alurkar and Geetika Yalamanchili at second place and Asin Ashraf, Vaidehi Rogiye and Amishi Negi at sixth place.
In the individual category, Amishi Negi, Anah Merchant and Vaidehi Rogiye shared the third position, Drishti Tibrewal stood at sixth place, Manjushree Magesh and Antara Alurkar at seventh place, Gargee Kanade and Geetika Yalamanchili at 12th place, while Asin Ashraf earned 18th position.
The tournament was conducted via online platform ‘Discord’ and 101 debaters, 34 teams from 19 different institutions participated.
There were three debate rounds with two prepared and one impromptu motion.
DPS-Modern Indian School participants were accompanied by their coach Jaya Majumder.
In the team category, Gargee Kanade, Manjushree Magesh and Anah Merchant bagged the first position followed by Drishti Tibrewal, Antara Alurkar and Geetika Yalamanchili at second place and Asin Ashraf, Vaidehi Rogiye and Amishi Negi at sixth place.
In the individual category, Amishi Negi, Anah Merchant and Vaidehi Rogiye shared the third position, Drishti Tibrewal stood at sixth place, Manjushree Magesh and Antara Alurkar at seventh place, Gargee Kanade and Geetika Yalamanchili at 12th place, while Asin Ashraf earned 18th position.
The tournament was conducted via online platform ‘Discord’ and 101 debaters, 34 teams from 19 different institutions participated.
There were three debate rounds with two prepared and one impromptu motion.
DPS-Modern Indian School participants were accompanied by their coach Jaya Majumder.
