Izaan Tarique (Std. III) and Arfia Tashfeen (Std. X) secured their victory by getting equal marks in the weekend program.

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Reported by BRAIN COMPILER

Jamshedpur, Dec 13: Idioms and Phrasal Quiz was organized by CSWO and RSVP on Saturday of this weekend. Izaan Tarique (Std. III) and Arfia Tashfeen (Std. X) secured their victory by getting equal marks. The winners were encouraged with gifts and certificates.

CSWO, President Mahboob Alam said that our next program is to be the speech competition for kids. Any child of 12 years or below 12 years of age can participate in it. For more details you can call us for further queries. Mob. 7488992308. 

Note: You can also send a press release of your social, educational and cultural program with photos in this e-mail or WhatsApp number. 
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