RIMC cadets triumph at Kashi Naresh Bhagvibhuti Narayan Singh All India Inter school Hindi debate competition
Dehradun, September 17
The Rashtriya Indian Military College (RIMC), Dehradun, once again showcased its intellectual prowess and oratory excellence by securing the first position in the historic Kashi Naresh Bhāgvibhūti Narayan Singh All-India Hindi Debate Competition. Held from September 15 to 17, the event witnessed spirited participation from students of 14 prestigious schools across the country, who presented a rich blend of ideas, reasoning, and eloquence.
The competition was organized to promote the Hindi language in the spirit of Hindi Diwas (September 14) and to nurture reasoning ability, sensitivity, and communication skills among the youth.
The final round, held at the Thimayya Auditorium, featured a face-off between RIMC, Sherwood College, Doon International School, and Scindia Kanya Vidyalaya. The panel of judges included Prof. Ashish Raturi Pragya, Prof. Poonam Pathak, and Prof. Ram Vinay Singh. Former IAS officer Dr. Sanjeev Chopra graced the occasion as Chief Guest, while Mrs. Rajat Shakti, Head of 93.5 FM Dehradun, was present as the Special Guest.
With sharp reasoning and impactful delivery, the RIMC cadets captivated both the judges and the audience. Cadet Ajay Singh was declared Best Speaker, while Cadet Parth Kumar Tiwari shared the Second Best Speaker award with Devishi Uniyal of Doon International School.
Final Results:
First Place – RIMC
Second Place – Doon International School
Third Place – Sherwood College
Fourth Place – Scindia Kanya Vidyalaya
The event also brought out the cadets’ multifaceted talents. On September 16, the RIMC Music Club presented mesmerizing performances with Cadet Enzo on the violin and Cadet Jai on the flute. The concluding day featured an engaging talk show with RJ Nidhi from 93.5 Red FM.
The ceremony concluded with the prize distribution and a formal dinner, celebrating the spirit of dialogue and critical thinking. In keeping with tradition, RIMC handed over the rolling trophy to runner-up Doon International School, conveying a message of camaraderie and gratitude.
On this occasion, RIMC Commandant Col. Rahul Agrawal remarked:
“Victory in the arena of ideas lies not just in winning, but in the exchange of perspectives that shape the thoughtful citizens of tomorrow.”
This competition not only served as a platform to enhance the cadets’ intellectual and oratory skills but also enriched the celebration of Hindi by promoting its cultural depth and relevance on the occasion of Hindi Diwas.
