Jalandhar: Lyallpur Khalsa College student selected for World Deaf Games

Jalandhar: Ankit Sharna, a student of Lyallpur Khalsa College has been selected for participation in World Deaf Athletics Championship being held at Lubin, Poland, from August 23-28. Principal Dr GS Samra announced a special scholarship of Rs 5,000 to Ankit, Dr Samra informed that Ankit was going to participate in 100 and 200 metres race. Dr Samra said that the college offered freeships along with free hostel and mess facilities in addition to coaching by international level players. He also gave the information that for the session 2021-22. It had made budget provisions of 2.5 crores as scholarships and concessions for the students. The occasion was witnessed by the presence of College Dean Sports Dr SS Bains and faculty members of the department.

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Rain Dance Party organised

IVY World School, under the aegis of the Vasal Education Society, organised a Monsoon Dance Party in the kindergarten wing. To beat the heat of summer, a virtual “Rain Dance Party” was organised for the Ivyians. Children were also taught how to protect themselves from the summer sun. All the little wonders of Ivy looked adorable in their swimming suits, complete with colourful umbrellas, splash pools, and rainy-day snacks. The icing on the cake was the well-planned activities, such as having the children dress up in rain dance gear, swim in a water pool or a splash pool, special dishes that we eat during the rainy season. During the rainy season, children were taught about the benefits of eating a well-balanced diet as well as maintaining proper hygiene. The Little Rock Stars danced to the exhilarating virtual music, which filled the spectators with energy and joy. S. Chauhan, Principal of Ivy World School, praised and thanked parents for their support and cooperation in making the event a success.

Foundation Day celebration

To inculcate the religious and moral values in children, Eklavya School celebrated its 17th Foundation Day. On this occasion, a hawan ceremony was performed. Seema Handa, Director Eklavya School , Komal Arora ,Principal Eklavya School Dimple Malhotra, Administrator Eklavya School ,and the educators made offerings into the fire, which re-energised, created a revitalising and rejuvenating effect for both the body and the mind. JK Gupta, Chairman, showered his blessings in the form of flowers on the students. The students gathered to celebrate the foundation day of the school. At the end of the Hawan ‘prashad’ was distributed among everyone

Bilateral State Scholarships

The students and faculty of Kanya Maha Vidyalaya have been granted Bilateral State Scholarships 2021 for Summer University Courses in Hungary. Four student of MA (Psychology) — Jagriti Nagpal, Pranavcheet Kaur, Amandeep Kaur and Shreya Dogra along with faculty member Dr Sharanjit Kaur have been granted the scholarship to attend summer course in the prestigious Universities of Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest and University of Szeged, Hungary. The classes for this course have commenced. In these courses, the scholarship holders are gaining knowledge about Hungarian language and its culture. In the cultural lectures, information on the traditions prevailing in various geographical areas of Hungary is given. The scholarship included participation in the courses free of charge as well as a stipend consisting of a supplement, an accommodation and meals.

Online programme with friends

DIPS School, Tanda, organised an online programme in which students enjoyed with their friends by playing online games, organised a party and had lots of fun and entertainment. Students made cards and friendship bands for their friends. Some students presented handmade card and friendship band to their siblings and recollected the wonderful moments spent together in childhood. Principal Divya Chawla told the students that the friendship is the most valuable treasure in the world and is a wonderful relationship of love compassion and togetherness. Be with your friend through thick and thin. MD Tarwinder Singh and CEO Monica Mandotra lauded that books are the best companions in the world.

Education fair inaugurated

The Career Counselling Cell of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya inaugurated two-day Education Fair in its premises. The incharge of the fair were Dr Harpreet Singh, Dr Seema Khanna and Rama Sharma. An open mike competition was also organised on this occasion in which students showcased their talent in singing, dancing, poetry, mimicry etc. The students participated in open Mike with full enthusiasm and they were honoured. The fair was inaugurated by Officiating Principal Navroop Kaur. Dean Academics Dr Seema Marwaha, IQAC Coordinator Dr Ashmeen Kaur, Science Faculty Incharge Dr Neelam Sharma, Head Commerce Department Meenu Kohli and School Coordinator Meenakshi Syal also accompanied her. Vote of thanks was given by Dr Seema Khanna. Stage was conducted by Gagandeep and Binoo Gupta.

CBSE Class X result

Students of Guru Amar Dass Public School Model Town, Jalandhar, showed good result in the Class X CBSE results declared on Tuesday. Binju Thapa and Gursimar Kaur stood first by securing 95.6 per cent and Anmolpreet Singh secured 95.4 cent and got second position. At Kamla Nehru Public School, Phagwara, 126 students of Grade X appeared in CBSE Class X. In Saffron Public School, Phagwara, Supreet Kaur scores 95.4 per cent. From State Public School, Jalandhar Cantt, Sukhpreet Kaur brought laurels by securing 96.4 per cent. In Apeejay School, Rama Mandi, Yugta scored 97 per cent. TNS