TNR News Network
Dharamshala
Dharamshala witnessed an overwhelming response to the fourth edition of the TNR Shining Star Awards, held on Wednesday at Degree college Auditorium Dharamshala. Nearly 600 meritorious Class X and XII students from schools across Kangra — all of whom secured 85% and above in their board examinations — were felicitated in the presence of their parents and teachers.
The awards were presented by Rajesh Sharma , Chairman HPBOSE ,who lauded the achievements of the young scholars.
Supported by Minerva Study Circle and associate partners HIET Group of Institutions, P3Y, and Digiperform ,Dronacharya , the initiative continues to expand its reach and impact.
Speaking at the event, Sunny Sharma, MD of Digiperform, emphasized the importance of adaptability in the digital age:
“Success is no longer limited to traditional paths. Opportunities in technology, creativity, and digital entrepreneurship are expanding every day. At Digiperform, our vision is to equip young minds with the skills to thrive in this new era — to transform knowledge into impact, and ideas into careers.”
He further added that education is about more than grades — it is about confidence, adaptability, and courage to embrace change.
Conceptualised by The Newz Radar, Himachal Pradesh’s leading English digital news platform, the Shining Star Awards 4.0 is not just an award ceremony but a movement dedicated to uplifting and recognising young achievers.
Sunil Chadha, Executive Editor of The Newz Radar, highlighted the larger vision:
“We are here not only to applaud merit but to build a future with these bright minds. These stars are our strength, and this recognition is just the beginning.”
With Palampur and Dharamshala setting the benchmark for the season, the Shining Star Awards 4.0 will soon travel to other districts across Himachal Pradesh, continuing its mission of recognition and encouragement.
