Archive · 1 Jan 2026
Ahana Quazi wins Bengal School Debating finals
Ahana Quazi, a student from Delhi Public School in Durgapur, won the Bengal School Debating finals.
She gave a great speech about how globalisation brings people together and helps them understand their uniqueness.
The event had students from many schools in Bengal.
They debated different topics, like whether globalisation makes us more nationalistic.
Ahana won first place in her category.
Other students also did well, like Anaya Raha and Sharanyo Chakraborty.
The event was organized by the Calcutta Debating Circle and other groups.
It was held at Techno Main in Salt Lake.
Ahana Quazi from Delhi Public School, Durgapur won the finals of the Bengal School Debating – Star of the Year 2025.
The event was organized by the Calcutta Debating Circle (CDC) in association with The Telegraph, Young Metro, the JIS Group, and admissiontree.in.
Around 84 schools from across Bengal participated, with 14 finalists selected from recorded speeches.
The competition was divided into two categories: Category I (Classes VIII and IX) and Category II (Classes X to XII).
Ahana argued that globalisation unites people and helps them realise their uniqueness, earning her first place.
- Who
- Ahana Quazi, a Class IX student from Delhi Public School, Durgapur
- What
- Won the finals of the Bengal School Debating – Star of the Year 2025
- When
- December 15
- Where
- Techno Main, Salt Lake
- Why
- For her speech arguing that globalisation unites people and helps them realise their uniqueness
- Winner
- Ahana Quazi
- School
- Delhi Public School, Durgapur
- Event
- Bengal School Debating – Star of the Year 2025
- Date
- December 15
- Organizers
- Calcutta Debating Circle (CDC), The Telegraph, Young Metro, JIS Group, admissiontree.in
- Venue
- Techno Main, Salt Lake
- Participants
- 84 schools from across Bengal
- Categories
- Category I (Classes VIII and IX), Category II (Classes X to XII)