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More than 100,000 students take part in Bhashyam Scrabble League
More than 100,000 students from Bhashyam institutions in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana took part in the 2026-27 Bhashyam Scrabble League.
The competition was for students in Classes V to X and was held in three stages.
From the initial participants, 1,730 advanced to zonal rounds, and 256 students from 23 zones moved on from there.
At the central-level tournament in Guntur, 128 finalists competed and 18 emerged as winners.
Organisers said the league aims to encourage students to take part in national and international competitions.
Bhashyam chairman Rama Krishna said Scrabble can help develop language skills, analytical thinking and problem-solving.
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More than 100,000 students from Bhashyam institutions in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana took part in the Bhashyam Scrabble League 2026-27.
The competition was conducted in three stages for students in Classes V to X.
A total of 128 finalists competed in the central-level tournament in Guntur, where 18 students emerged as winners.
The league was organised in collaboration with Word Wizards and Mellow Learning.
Bhashyam chairman Bhashyam Rama Krishna said the event aimed to encourage students to compete nationally and internationally.
- Who
- More than 100,000 students from Bhashyam institutions in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana participated.
- What
- The Bhashyam Scrabble League 2026-27 held a three-stage competition, ending with a central-level tournament.
- When
- Saturday; the article was published on October 10, 2026.
- Where
- The central-level tournament was held in Guntur.
- Why
- The event aimed to encourage students to compete in national and international competitions and develop language proficiency, analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
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the objective of the event was to encourage students to participate in national and international competitions and excel
More than 100,000 students participated, and 1,730 qualified for zonal rounds.
A total of 256 students from 23 zones advanced.
128 finalists competed in Guntur, and 18 emerged as winners.
- Participants
- More than 100,000 students
- Eligible classes
- Classes V to X
- Zonal qualifiers
- 1,730 students
- Zonal representation
- 256 students from 23 zones
- Finalists and winners
- 128 finalists; 18 winners
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