Fancy Dress and Dance Competition

Jalandhar: A fancy dress and dance competition was organised by the pre-primary wing for the students of Nursery and UKG under the supervision of Savita Sharma at Police DAV. The children displayed immense confidence and enthralled the audience with their performances. Principal Dr Rashmi Vij praised the children in her address and gave away the prizes to the winners. She encouraged the parents to motivate their children to participate in the school functions in future. The first prize in fancy dress competition was won by Rouhani, Santa, Vivaan, Riyanshi. Manya, Sukhan, Anura, Athrav, Mamreet, Dhruv, Harsh and Gurekam were placed second while Gurnoor, Kelina, Jevion, Harmaksh, Anushka and Rehmatjot were placed third.

Slogan writing contest

A slogan writing and essay writing competition was held at MLU DAV College, Phagwara, to make the students aware on Right to vote. Principal Dr Kiranjeet Randhawa addressed the students saying that voting is the fundamental basis of democracy ‘Of the people, for the people and by the people’ slogan. A citizen should actually not need to find any reason to vote. It must be done as a compulsive duty although there is no legal obligation to vote. Voting is a highly effective medium to have the change that we want in government. We must honour the right of voting given by the constitution of India. The feeling after having cast a vote infuses a sense of pride for being a responsible citizen, she said as she further added that a greater awareness is required to make the people aware of the representatives they are electing.

Kickboxing contest

Sanskriti KMV School hosted the district-level kickboxing competition organised by Jalandhar Kickboxing Association for the selection of Jalandhar team for the forthcoming state and national championships. Rachna Monga, Principal, inaugurated the event and congratulated the school sports department and designated event officials for an encouraging event. She appreciated the overwhelming spirits of the young players and wished them to rise up as future Olympic players. Opening event is a competitive platform for 10 schools with nearly 100 participants. The Principal awarded the winner players.

Webinar on wireless technology

The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at the School of Engineering, Lyallpur Khalsa College Technical Campus, organised an international webinar on “Wireless Communications: Trends and challenges”. Now days everyone is surrounded by endless wireless devices, thus making the knowledge of wireless communications significant in everybody’s life. With this objective, an online webinar was organised for the students of ECE and CSE department. The resource person for the webinar was Dr. Mohamed El Bakkali, faculty of Sciences and Technologies of Fez, Morocco. Students appreciated the information perceived during the webinar.

Self-Defence Techniques

Kanya Maha Vidyalaya organised a two-day workshop on self-defence techniques under the Gender Sensitisation Programme running under the aegis of Women’s Studies Centre. Rama Sharma, 4th degree from Northern Karate School, Canada, was the resource speaker. During her address, she imparted extensive training to the students on the importance of self-defence and martial arts techniques. The students from BA, B. Com (Hons), B.Com (Regular) BBA, BAJMC & BA (Hons.) English semester III participated in this workshop. Principal Prof. Atima Sharma Dwivedi, Director, Centre for Women’s Studies, encouraged the students to take active part in such important events.

Poster making competition

The Nobel School , Kartarpur, held a slogan writing and poster- making competition to mark the “Constitution Day” of India. Slogan writing competition was organised for the students of Grade III to V while the students of Grade I & II participated in art and craft competition. The students wrote slogans like “Truth alone triumphs”, “Equality is the soul of liberty” etc.Poster making competition was organised for Grade VI to IX. For poster making the students participated of grade VI to IX were given on the spot topics to check their imagination and creativity. Yoga activity was also conducted for pre-wing in the school premises.

Inter-house play at dips

DIPS School organised an inter-school English play competition in which all the four houses highlighted the value of love, compassion, sympathy and social sacrifice for the betterment of the human kind. A play was screened under the guidance of Ritu Sharma and Navroz Kaur. Students express the ways in which empowerment can be brought in society by adopting values of compassion, sympathy and tolerance. Participants gave thought provoking messages by medium of stories. Ivory house participants Gurtez Singh, Amrozpreet Kaur, Nehadeep Kaur, Gurnoor Kaur, Ishika, Jasnoor Singh, Rupinder Singh, Gursharan Singh secured the first position.

Deepika shines in BBA exams

Deepika of Lyallpur Khalsa College Jalandhar has bagged fifth position in the University exams of BBA-II Semester by getting 317 marks out of 350 whereas Adit Nar, Arshdeep Kaur and Navneet Kaur bagged 7th, 9th and 12th positions by getting 314, 311 and 308 marks respectively in the same class. This information was given in a press release by the Principal of the College Dr Gurpinder Singh Samra. TNS

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