Seth Anandram Jaipuria School’s Bibliophile Week concluded on a high note with an exciting Inter-House Investigative Journalism Competition. Students showcased outstanding creativity, humor, and technological prowess as they tackled quirky headlines with flair.

Ganga House emerged victorious with a hilarious and imaginative report on a “student cloning accident,” complete with fabricated CCTV footage and mock interviews. Krishna House secured second place with their witty portrayal of an English teacher’s “abduction” under the theme of poetic justice. Godavari House claimed third place by delivering a powerful and humorous expose on entrance paper corruption. Narmada House impressed the audience with their insightful commentary on human priorities through the eyes of an alien visitor.

The event was a resounding success, highlighting the exceptional journalistic talents and inventive spirit of Jaipuria’s young minds.