Drawings and design activity at DIPS

Students of pre-wing from the Chain of DIPS Schools made beautiful drawings with the help of cotton, ear buds and sponge. Students dipped cotton and ear buds in colour and designed tree, flowers butterfly, doll etc beautifully. Everyone appreciated the efforts of the tiny tots who designed different objectives whole heartedly. School principals remarked that the purpose of this activity was to increase the creativity and imagination of little children. They used different colour schemes to articulate their favourite objects and fully enjoyed it. MD Tarwinder Singh and CEO Monica Mandotra praised the drawings of students and opined that by doing such activities mind of students remain fresh and they think of doing something new each time.

Bhangra World Cup meet organised

Jalandhar: A meeting of the organising committee regarding the preparations for the first Bhangra World Cup to be held on October 23 and 24 was held under the patronage of Principal Dr Gurpinder Singh Samra. During the meeting, Principal Dr Samra said that 41 entries have been received for national and international teams in four different categories. Plans for holding the Bhangra World Cup were finalised and sub-management committees have been set up for various functions. He said that on October 23, the competitions of bhangra teams from abroad would be conducted through online mode while on October 24, the competitions of bhangra teams in India would be held offline at the college campus. He informed that a workshop for teams would be organised regarding online competitions. Apart from this, International Bhangra Quiz will be conducted during Bhangra World Cup. Similarly, for College / Bhangra World Cup logo design competitions will also be held.

World Ozone Day observed

World Ozone Day was observed at MLU DAV College Phagwara under the guidance of Dr Kiranjeet Randhawa. A seminar was organised for students by Science Department. During seminar students were made aware about the importance of Ozone layer. The celebration of Ozone Day started with the speeches prepared by the students. Dr Randhawa addressed the students and said, “World Ozone day plays a significant role in highlighting the steps to protect the ozone layer. It spreads awareness about the importance of ozone layer and steps that should be taken to preserve it. Life on Earth is facing a multitude of threats. Unfortunately, all of these developed as a result of rapid industrialisation activities undertaken by human beings over the last century. Climate change is now causing erratic weather patterns, causing forest fires and flooding across the globe not seen before.” She further said everyone should avoid the consumption of gases dangerous to the ozone layer, minimise the use of cars where possible.

Hindi Samarpan Samaroh organised

Kanya Maha Vidyalaya organised Hindi Samarparan Samaroh. A national webinar on ‘Hindi in Present Times: Opportunities and Challenges’ was organised on the occasion. The event was organised by PG Department of Hindi to mark the celebration of Hindi Diwas. Prof Dr Harmohinder Singh Bedi, Chancellor Central University, Dharamshala and Dr Sudha Jitendar, Head, Department of Hindi, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, were the resource persons for the webinar. Principal Prof Dr Atima Sharma Dwivedi averred that Hindi holds a very important place in our society as during the freedom struggle of India Hindi was the most beloved language of the freedom fighters. Dr Bedi in his address said that Hindi language is the epitome of Indian culture which represent the soul of Indian culture and traditions. He explained that Hindi language right from its inception has overcome various obstacles and challenges and has made a prominent place in the contemporary times.

HMV (Eco) students bring laurels

Eight students of Economics (Hons) Semester III of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya brought laurels to the college by securing various positions in the university. Manpreet Kaur got second position with 79 marks. Ritu Devi got the third position with 77 marks. Jyoti got the fourth position with 76 marks. Priya Sharma and Sakshi Sharma got the fifth position with 72 marks. Riya Sharma got the seventh position with 67 marks. Khushdeep and Simran Kaur Mahil got the ninth position with 64 marks. Principal Prof Ajay Sareen congratulated the students.

Aditya Gupta Shines in IIT JEE

Aditya Gupta of Mayor World School has got an All India Rank of 965. Aditya said, “My parents have been the guiding force of my life. They have always believed in my dreams and have been a pillar of strength in my journey.” He further added, “The school has played a defining role in my achievements. It has offered me legion of opportunities to hone my skills. The team of educators at school have always infused confidence in me to deliver my best and nurtured me to improve upon my shortcomings.” The teachers opine that Aditya is governed by innate desire to excel and achieve the unachievable. He is a hard working child who possesses the ability to reach greater heights in life. The educators at Mayor World School have always believed in fostering the young minds to go far and beyond.

DPS celebrates foundation day

Delhi Public School celebrated its 20th foundation day. The celebration is being carried forward in the form of a series every month. On the occasion of Teacher’s Day, this month’s celebrations of 20th foundation year were planned with a difference. The former teachers sent the heartfelt messages and congratulatory wishes to the management, staff and students through recorded videos. It was sheer nostalgia, exuding warmth as they shared their experiences in the school, highlighting the precious moments and the most enriching experiences during their journey at DPS. They thanked the school management for the cooperation, freedom and creativity with which they were nurtured as teachers and individuals at the school. TNS

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