November 2022 – Page 2 – Delhi Public School R. K. Puram, New Delhi

ComAstitva 2022

“A day will come when there will be no battlefields, but markets opening to commerce and minds opening to ideas.”

-Victor Hugo

The Commerce and Economics Department of Delhi Public School, R. K. Puram hosted their annual Inter-School Eco-Commerce Festival ComAstitva – 2022 on Saturday, November 19, 2022 under the able guidance of the Heads of the Departments Ms. Reena Mehta and Ms. Anu Bhandari respectively. It was conducted in a hybrid mode with events happening both on-campus and online. The fest created a platform for young business enthusiasts to come forward and showcase their entrepreneurial skills in a series of challenging engagements.

The events endeavoured to expose students to the working and economic environment of business, commerce and industry, and to provide a hands-on experience into the world of entrepreneurship.

A number of innovative and creative competitions were planned to help the students of classes XI and XII to learn, explore and reach beyond their expectations and emerge as ‘winners’.

The Online category consisted of:

Nit-Picker

In this event the participants were required to find loopholes in the four business applications provided to them, challenging them to present possible solutions for the loopholes.

The Comic Act
In this event, participants were required to send a video of a stand up performance, showcasing their comedy skills and testing their relevance to the business world. The topics given to them were based on certain happenings and elements in the economy.

Spoils Of War

As a part of this challenge, participants were required to make a one-minute video explaining either the negative or the positive impacts of the Russo-Ukrainian War on the Indian Economy. It gave them a platform to think creatively and sensitise them about the various economic instabilities caused by the war.

The Offline category included:

Chronicles Of Business

The participants were asked to present their views on Nordstrom’s Liberal Return Policy highlighting the positives and negatives, and analysing the business strategy from an economic point of view. Participating schools were represented by teams consisting of two members, one for the motion, and the other against the motion. The judges were-

Ms.Paavani Gupta, a recipient of the Diana Award. She is currently working as an Analyst in Strategy Consulting at EY-Parthenon.
Ms.Ekagrata Arora from who is currently studying in Hansraj College, Delhi University.

The event ended with a short presentation showcasing the endeavours and achievements of DPS RK Puram and the events that took place over this academic year.

Treasure Hunt

The treasure hunt’s motto was “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”, this event tested the accounting skills and business awareness of the participants. In order to win, the teams had to decipher the clues and reach the final location. There was one team per school consisting of 2 members each.

The preliminary round started at 9am with 18 teams participating. Participants were tested on their knowledge and speed. They were then given 20 minutes for a Quiz and 6 teams qualified.

For the next part of the quest the students were sent to the rooms where the treasure hunt took place.

Each room challenged them with escalating difficulties. The tasks ranged from crossword puzzles to identifying the logos and musical audios. The final task required them to make a balance sheet using the given information. All in all the event was extremely invigorating and kept the participants on their toes.

FIX-IT

Taking their imagination to greater heights, the participants in this event were challenged to create something invaluable out of something worthless. Each team was given 45 minutes to make their product with the use of waste materials. After this, Each product was pitched to judges by the teams as they decided which among them was the best and most relevant to the current market. Teams from different schools presented varying business ideas to the judges-

Simran Kaur (B.A. (Hons) Economics, St. Stephan college)
Yuveer Bagai (M.B.A., Jindal Global Business school) both alumni of Delhi Public School, R. K. Puram.

These ideas ranged from day-to-day eco-friendly gadgets to big scale gamechangers. Some of the products presented were as follows, An Auto-Sorting Eco-Vacuum cleaner that sorted the intake into recyclable, non-recyclable waste, Another product was a Container for easy handling of plastic waste.

At the culmination of the ComAstitva , Mr. Mukesh Kumar, Vice Principal, DPS RK Puram extended his gratitude on behalf of the Principal Ms. Padma Srinivasan to the Principals of all participating schools, and highlighted the importance of such events to motivate students to embark on their own entrepreneurial journey.

The ceremony drew to a close by singing the School Anthem and the National Anthem.

Overall Champions
DPS Faridabad

NIT-PICKER (FAULT IN OUR APPS)
Position	School
1st Place	The British School
2nd Place	DPS Indrapuram
3rd Place	DPS Faridabad

THE COMIC ACT
Position	School
1st Place	The British School
2nd Place	DPS Rohini
3rd Place	DPS Noida

SPOILS OF WAR
Position	School
1st Place	Cambridge Foundation School
2nd Place	DPS Rohini
3rd Place	DPS Greater Noida

CHRONICLES OF BUSINESS
Position	School
1st Place	DPS Greater Faridabad
2nd Place	Sadhu Vaswani International School
3rd Place	DPS Rohini

TREASURE HUNT
Position	School
1st Place	DPS Faridabad
2nd Place	DPS Rohini and DPS R.K. Puram
3rd Place	DPS Greater Faridabad

FIX IT
Position	School
1st Place	DPS Faridabad
2nd Place	Cambridge Foundation School
3rd Place	ST. George’s School

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IT Symposium Code Wars 2022

IT Symposium Code Wars was organised by Delhi Public School, Vasant Kunj on 18 November 2022. DPS RKP Team was declared Overall Winners. The individual results are as follows:

Techlathon – Second – Exun Clan
Group Discussion – Third

Shireen Rajora – 12E

Quiz – Third

Tanmay Arora – 12H
Kavin Desi Valli – 12J

Surprise – First

Kunwar Singh Parmar – 12O
Naunidh Singh Kohli – 12K

Cubing 2×2 – First

Garv Jhuremalani – 11E

Cubing 3×3 – Second

Nikhil Lal – 9J

Assembly VII-J & VII-K (17-11-2022)

ASSEMBLY VII – J & K

Topic – ‘We The People of India’

Great things never come out of their comfort zone. If you want to achieve great things, you must go beyond your comfort zone. If you don’t, you will never be able to become the person that you aspire to be and Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar was the kind of person who inspired us by writing our consitution. The assembly commenced with a morning prayer by Prapti Mehra, Amisha Monga, Anusha Dhawan, Samaira Punchhi, Shaurya Chopra, Rishan Vig, Jasjeev Kukreja, Aarav Malik, Ayushmaan Gaba, Reeansh Gupta, Satvik Daksh Gupta, Smyaan Sharma, Samarth Gupta, Suyasha Maharia, Amaira Tandon, Divija Goyal, Siyona Nag, Guneet Kaur, Unesh, Aryaveer Kapoor, Varun Vellu, Jai Singh Bal, Deepansh Joshi, Dhanaisha Dhawan, Sanvi Mehra, Shaylah Shankar, Ananya Shome Sinha, Aahana Gulati. The comperes Arhaan Gupta, Irsia, Maahir, Aanvi Agarwal, Adhiraj Jain, Ray and Ayaan Bhakar gave the audience an insight into the topic and elucidated the significance of rules and regulations in one’s life. After this Twisha Grover, Arnav Gupta, Prapti Mehra and Rishan Vig, Suyasha, Divija, Aarav Jawa and Ryan gave a thought-provoking thought of the day and News. Garima, Vardaan, Anusha, Rudransh, Pranet Singh, Reeansh, Aarav Verma, Aryamman Ojha, Aviral Chadha, Sakshi Sinha, Sifat Khanna, Rakshit, Himanshu, Satvik, Medhansh, Sanaya, Aryaman, Pranit Verma presented a skit on National Constitution Day and its significance. The dance was performed by Devyangi Lal, Manya Soneja, Varsha Bhoumik, Aditi Rautela, Seona Sachdev, Vardaan Dogra, Amisha Monga, Anusha Dhawan, Mehr Gandhi, Prapti Mehra, Irsia Mazumder, Gariima Kucchal ,Avjit Singh, Guneet Kaur, Samarth Gupta, Yuvraj Gupta, Bhavik Kharbanda, Shaurya Chopra and Jasjeev Kukreja. A melodious song,” Give me Freedom” was sung by Vansh Gupta, Viraj Chaudary, Sachin Gangwar, Yuvraj Gupta, Samaira Puncchi, Amaira Tandon, Antarjot Singh, Jasjeev Kukreja, Nathan V Sherpa, Shaylah Shankar, Dhanaisha Dhawan, Sanvi Mehra, Deepansh Joshi, Ananya Shome Sinha, Aahana Gulati and Aryaveer Kapoor with the help of music instruments. The instruments were played by Aanya Moulik, Reyhan, Vardaan, Nathan and Jasjeev. The self-composed poem was sung by Siyona and Smyaan. Assembly Invitation Cards, folders and board work were done by Anusha, Aanvi, Divija, Suyasha, Amaira, Amisha, Siyona, Varsha, Aditi, Manya, Devyaangi, Sakshi, Dhanaisha and Seona. Omansh Duklan and Amairaa Gupta made the PowerPoint presentation. They dedicated a soulful song to the Constitution of India. The main aim of the assembly was to highlight the importance of rules and regulations and to see positivity in everything.

Class Teacher – Ms. Shipra Rai & Ms. Aakriti Baweja
Class Representative – Dr. P Chinna
Headmistress- Ms Vinita Gupta
Date- 17th November 2022
Cultural Programme Incharge- Ms. Abha Chona
Photography – Mr Shankar Giri

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Exun 2022-23 – International IT Symposium

“The Web as I envisaged it, we have not seen it yet. The future is still so much bigger than the past.” –Tim Berners Lee

Exun Clan, The Experts Unlimited Clan, The Technology Club at Delhi Public School, RK Puram hosted the 27th edition of the Exun IT Symposium on the 12th and 13th of
November 2022 held during the Exun week from 7th to 13th November. Every year, STEM enthusiasts from India and beyond arrive at the symposium to test their mettle by battling it out with their skills and come together to have some of the most memorable, impactful and rewarding experiences which help them in crafting a better version of themselves whilst also giving everyone the perfect stage to celebrate the essence of technology.

The event began with the lighting of the lamp by the Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan. The Special Guests, Mr Hitesh Oberoi and Mr Abdul Sharif.

In the opening speech, the Vice Principal, Mr Mukesh Kumar welcomed everyone with his words of motivation. He encouraged all the participants to focus on active participation, showcasing their talent, connecting with their peers and enjoying the overall learning experience. He further thanked the principal, teachers, students, sponsors, computer faculty and staff members.

One of the esteemed Special Guests, Abdul Sharif, of ExtraMarks shared his inspiring views with the participants. He talked about student empowerment and motivated students to let go of the fear of rejection and focus on trying their best.

Mr Hitesh Oberoi, an alumnus of DPS RKP and currently the founder and trustee of Plaksha university and CEO at Info Edge India Ltd. inspired the audience with his hardworking persona and life occurrences. He encouraged the students to follow their passion and not let the noise of competition take over their lives.

The magnificent event had enthusiastic participation from 82 schools online from around the world and 56 offline to the venue. The Exun Symposium had significant international participation for the 3rd year and impressive national participation for the 5th year in a row. With over 20 events held in offline, online and hybrid modes, Exun opened its wide gates to every yearning participant to get involved, evolve and discover and this also boosted the clan to take yet another step towards achieving the global presence of Exun community; this appropriately serves their motto of “We, not I”. This Event also starred Sudocrypt v12.0 and Surprise x Locus The tech enthusiasts of Exun Clan held the Exun symposium 2022 under the supervision of the Computer Science Department of the school. The event was sponsored by ExtraMarks, PlayStation, Vardiano, Plaksha University and ONGC along with other community partners.

Exun talks are a series of insightful addresses by experienced alumni and professionals, on comprehensive themes. To watch the illuminating talk series, be sure to use the following link: exun.co/talks. For more information on any event or any part of the symposium, kindly visit exun.co/invite and contact Exun at, [email protected].

The events that lighted the symposium were as follows:

S.No	Events	Description
1	Build – Designathon	The build designation event chose the retro-throwback theme revolving around the game company. Out of the 19 teams in the preliminary round, 7 of them qualified. It involved game app design, web design, brand style guide, poster, merchandise, etc.
2	Build – Hackathon	Hackathon Prelims was held over 2 days during Exun Week, after which qualified teams were given another prompt and had a chance to showcase their final round creations in a pitch (offline). The finalists were also required to come onsite on the 12th where they worked on their products.
3	Build – Unreality	Unreality incorporated Game Development, Audio Production and 2D/3D Design, with a strong emphasis on assets created in-house. The participants had to use the diverse skill sets of their team members to create a game and tackle the prompt in the best possible way. Participants exhibited Audio Production, 2D/3D Designs and Game Development skills in their submission. The theme for Unreality 2022 was retro.
4	Competitive Programming	Our signature Competitive Programming event saw the participants face a plethora of problems based on logic, algorithms and data structures. They were evaluated based on the time they took to solve the problems. In the finals, it was a 1 v 1 knockout tournament and based on the time and quality of the code, the participant would win.
5	Crossword	The crossword events saw the participation of over 20 teams out of which 7 competed in finals which consisted of an unexpected round and the grid event.
6	ExML	A cross-disciplinary event with a variety of tricky tasks requiring you to make a better model than the other team with your machine learning skills. During judging, there will be an emphasis on data science quality, tangible results, and data ethics.
7	Girls in Tech	The girls in tech event received 39 registrations in the preliminary round with 10 teams being qualified. This Event involved the building of a business model and pitching it in front of the workshop office which was the CEO of Skilliet. 9 teams made it to the final pitching. These teams pitched ideas for app development to tackle problems faced by students in real life.
8	Group Discussion	Should doxing be made legal? The group discussion gave the teams an interesting way to put up and interact by expressing their ideas on the given topics. The exchange of ideas led to the mi
9	Hardware	Out of the 11 prelims registrations, 6 teams qualified. This offline event held in Lab 3 inculcated troubleshooting hardware and installing arch and using the same to play the audio file.
10	Quiz	The quiz event in the symposium had numerous teams from across the globe that put their minds to cracking the winning code. 7 of those teams with the best minds proceeded to the final round. The quiz covered many aspects of the tech industry, its history, future and much more. The finalists were required to answer many exciting questions on varied topics ranging from computers and technology to gaming to recent events in the world of IT. The quiz was played through a unique grid-based system with the “Infinite Pounce and Bounce” in play throughout the event.
11	SpaceTech	(Online) Dream up practical solutions for engaging problems in the environment of space, while exploring and learning about cutting-edge technologies of the present.
12	Sudocrypt v12.0 (Online)	Exun Clan’s flagship event of the year, Sudocrypt v12.0, is the annual international cryptic hunt. With thousands of participants and an exciting new system of game mechanics each year, levels are rewarding and challenging.
13	Surprise x Locus	The surprise event consisted of a series of tasks, whose details, as the name implies, are a surprise and will be disclosed on the day of the event itself. These tasks tested everything from logical reasoning to artistic ability and participants had to be prepared to face anything.
14	Turing Test	(Online) This was a unique event both meant to provide an introduction to the amazing world of computational linguistics, as well as test one’s reasoning abilities. Questions were based on the pattern of Linguistics Olympiads. It required logical reasoning abilities.
15	Domain Square+ Surprise Gaming	The surprise Gaming event involved individual participation, prelims of which was held online. This was covered in three rounds; with V Gaming in the first round, followed by VR gaming and then PS4 gaming in the final round. In the finals, they had to present an implication of presentation on rival consciousness of the deceased using tech.
16	Domain Square+ PC Gaming	The PC Gaming event also involved individual participation, the prelims of which were also held online. This even encouraged PC Gaming among the participants and helped them to get a grasp of their strengths and weaknesses. In the finals, qualifiers played OG video games like doodle jump to showcase their talent
17	RoboKnights MX+C	Build a line-following robot that is capable of following a black line on a white surface autonomously in the least possible time. In Round 1, participants competed against each other and were eliminated based on the total time taken to complete the track. In Round 2, participants ran their robots on a second track and were timed. After this, the participants faced an interview with the judges in which they were required to explain the working of their respective robots to the judges and tell the judges about the efforts they put into making the robot.
18	RoboKnights Robosoccer	Participants built and battled their robots for glory in the game of goals, ‘soccer’, competing with each other to stand ahead in the playoffs and ultimately win the champion title.
19	RoboKnights Embot	Participants had to code a robot to race through a maze full of dangerous obstacles in the least time possible, all on our self made web-based robotics simulator. Code were written in C++ or Javascript.
20	BISCUITS v3.0	(Online) The competition followed a cryptic hunt format. Participants had to solve the question to get an integral value or a string and submit it in the space provided. There were 30 levels in the competition. The questions in the event were based on circuit analysis, logic gates, embedded electronics, graphs, basic computer architecture, electronic signals, and machine learning.
21	Cubing – 2×2 Cubing – 3×3 Cubing – Pyraminx	(On Zoom) Participants had to possess a good amalgamation of pinpoint memorization and fine impromptu intuition in order to win. While registering, the participants were required to submit their World Cube Association ID (Optional). Cubing Events were conducted online on Google Meet (Online Event). Participants were allowed to participate in more than one category type.

The closing ceremony of Exun 2022 commenced with Naunidh and Pratishtha, members of the Exun Clan inviting the founder and Vice-Principal of Delhi Public School, RK Puram, Mr Mukesh Kumar to deliver the vote of thanks and congratulate the participating schools and their Principals on behalf of the Principal Ms Padma Srinivasan. In his speech, Mr Mukesh Kumar, highlighted the main goal behind the symposium as “Connecting with like-minded people”. He then took us through the journey of Exun and how it came to be. He also acknowledged the hard work of students to bring Exun to an international level as students across the globe have been seen participating in Sudocrypt events over the years. He ended his speech by thanking the whole computer department for their sincere and diligent support. The Presidents of the Exun Clan, Kavin and Shireen, shared their inspirational journeys in the club. The Presidents of RoboKnights and Domain Square+, went on to tell everyone about the importance of communication and connection. The event concluded with the presentations and distribution of mementoes and awards to the judges and winners respectively. We hope that the club and students continue to thrive each year. Bar Raised Successfully!

The Overall Trophies were given to the following schools:

Overall Prizes
Position	School
Overall Winner	Delhi Public School, Vasant Kunj
Runners Up	Amity International School, Gurgaon Sec 46
Second Runners Up	Delhi Public School, Dwarka

Opening Ceremony

Photo Gallery – Events Day 1

Photo Gallery – Events Day 2

Photo Gallery – Closing Ceremony

Assembly VIII-J & VIII-K (10-11-2022)

Topic : हिंदी ; हमारी पहचान

Our Hindi language dates back centuries. It started with a rough form of Sanskrit called “Prakrits”, around the time of Ashoka the Great, and then moved on to Sanskrit, and then to the sophisticated, glorious and melodious language we now know it to be. Hindi is us artistically, us in literature, Hindi is US. But why? How? What, specifically, is so great about the Hindi language? This is what classes VIII-J and K wanted to remind you about in the assembly on 10 November 22.

We started with the morning prayer, containing the entire class of 8-K. Samarth Razdan and Shreshtha gave a thought-provoking thought of the day. After this, Ahaana and Kabir gave their point of view on the Hindi language, Followed by Tisya and Namya Kharbanda, then Disha Matlani and Arav Singhal, Rowan Agrawal and Divyansh Jai Purohit. After that, T.Mansa, Aditi Mittal, and Vanshika Yadav shared their thoughts through a conversation. Handling International news, National news, Sports news, Trade news, and School news, we had Agastya, Samriddhi, Ibrahim, Aadhi and Kairav.. Then, Shaurya Verma, Aarna Dhingra, Ashvika Chaudhary, Aadit Raj Gupta, Mishka Taneja, Baarika Ayekpam, Samriddhi Bhatia, Rai Rudrapati Ray, Anchal Kumari Aarav Gosai, Abhyuday J. Singh, Aditi Mittal, Ananya Bhartiya, Aniruddh Dua, Anshika Dua, Arav Singhal, Avika Jain, Ayesha Tamim, Disha Matlani, Dishita Negi, Divyansh Jai Purohit, Kabir Mehta, Maryam A. J. Nasrullah, Naitik Singla, Namya Kharbanda, Naysa Gupta, Nimrat Malik, Pratham Bhalla, Raghuvir Prakash, Ranvir Singh, Reyansh Wadhwa, Rowan Agarwal, Sahir Gossain, Shivansh Gupta, T. Manasa, Uddhav S. Oberoi, Vitabhay Garg sang Hind Desh Ke Nivasi. We featured a snippet between Tanishq and Shaurya, and Samarth and Shreshtha took the stage once again for a brief conversation. This was followed by a dance by Tiara Gera Tisya Verma Namya Kharbanda Disha Matlani Gaurika Sharma Anshika Dua Aakriti Sahoo Aarohi Duggal and Falguni Gupta, Tisya Verma, Namya Kharbanda, Vanshika Yadav, Disha Matlani, Tiara Gera, Ayesha Tamim, Maryam, Reyansh Wadhwa, Kabir Mehta, Aakriti, Shrishtika Ritwik, Tanishq Anchal, Amitabh, Shrishtika, Saesha, Aishwarya Tarush, Tanishq, Ritwik, Arhaan, T. Manasa,Shreyan Agarwal, Adhiraj Batra, Shreyan Agarwal, Adhiraj Batra worked in our creative department

10 November 2022, Thursday
Class VIII J & K
Class Teachers: Mr Sushil Prasad Verma and Mrs Priyanka Yadav
Headmistress -Ms Vinita Gupta
Class Representative- Ms Ekta Arora
Activity Incharge- Ms Abha Chona

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Assembly XI-A & XI-B (09-11-2022)

Topic: “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.”

The students of 11th A and B had put together an assembly on National Education Day to mark the birth anniversary of India’s first education minister Maulana Abul Kalam Azad. The 11th of November is National Education Day in his honour. Education is a fundamental right necessary for the overall development of an individual. It is the key to success and happiness. It teaches you to be more compassionate, polite and sensible. The assembly commenced with a morning prayer by Sheen, Devaansh Gaur, Mysa Manzoor, Shubh Shrestha, Gunpreen, Hari Prakash, Palak, Hashmeet, Shaurya, Bhumi Raj, Divyanshi Chauhan, Shreyaditta Bhaumik, Lavanya Gupta, Prisha Tharkoti, Rishabh Gupta, Shashank Shekhar Haldi, Maitreya Pathak, Divyam Mukherjee followed by a Shlok by Gunpreen. The comperes were Shlok, Diksha, Mysa, Yashvi, Sheen, Izeen, Hashmeet, Shubhra Mishra and Hari Om Krishna.

The classical dance was performed by Asmi Grover, Ahana Saxena, Navya Modgal, Ayushi, and Aadya Kashyap. The western dance participants were Chahat, Aadya Batra, Aadya Mishra, Baani, Natasha Rana, Prisha Tharkoti, Gauri Agrawal, Jiah Biswas, and Avni Gupta. Anshika Adhikari presented the beautiful thought for the day and the news updates were given by Anshika Agarwal, Yashna Thakur, Palak Kaur, and Bhumi Raj. This was followed by a self-composed poem by Anannya Shankar and Bedika Gupta. Informative speeches were given by Nehal Sharma, Diksha Sharan, Ojas Upadhyay, and Nazeefah AzimThe chorus members were Sheen, Shlok, Mysa, Palak, Hashmeet, Shaurya, Gunpreen, Shubham, Nehal, Baani, Yashasvi Goyal, Khadija Yusuf, Jiah Biswas, Shashank Shekhar Haldi, Avni Gupta, Prisha Tharkoti. The folders were made by Izeen Hussain. The Invitation cards were made by Anshika Adhikari, Yashna Thakur, Prisha Tharkoti, and Jiah Biswas. The E-invite was made by Hashmeet. The Board was prepared by Suveer Dev Arora, Anannya Shanka and Pratisth Acharya. The Presentation was made by Izeen and Yuvraj Singh.

“Assembly XI A and XI B
9 NOVEMBER 2022, WEDNESDAY
CLASSES XI- A AND XI- B
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. ANJU SACHDEVA AND MS. PREETI GANGAHAR
VICE PRINCIPAL- MR.NARESH MIGLANI
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. KUSUM YADAV
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. ABHA CHONA

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Assembly XII-Q & XII-R 02-11-2022

TOPIC- “Those who find gratitude in the little things find humility in the big things” – Lidia Longorio

Gratitude is the beginning of wisdom. Stated differently, true wisdom cannot be obtained unless it is built on a foundation of true humility and gratitude. Both classes strongly believe that it is not joy that makes us grateful, it is gratitude that makes us joyful. The compeers Vidushi Jaidka and Khushi Garg gave the audience an insight into the topic and elucidated the significance of gratitude in one’s life. This was followed by a pleasing Indian classical dance by Mahipriya Arora, Arushi Sharma and Navya Goel. The thought for the day and news was delivered by Harshil Chaddha, Parth Ishpujani, Mallika Arora, Shashwat, and Mukund Jana. Kalyani Wadehra, Garvita Gyanesh Singh, Siddhant Giri, Mayan Chopra, Prisha Sachdeva, Sakshi Jain, Kashvi Bhutani, Sanah Jain, Arav Malhotra, Amarveer Singh Madan, Harshil Chadha, Panav presented a skit proving that gratitude can be found even in the smallest of things. The bhangra dance was performed by Upkar Singh Chawla, Madhav Grover, Panav, Amaraveer Singh Madan, Harshil Chadha, and Arav Malhotra. Ayush Naugain, Mayan Chopra, Heeba, Arica , Jahanvi Gupta , Priyanjali delivered an impactful and powerful speech. A harmonious song,”You raise me up” was sung by Kalyani Wadehra , Kartikeyan Sood , Pritish Garg , Sanah , Garvita Gyanesh Singh , Navya Mehta , Tara , Devashree Anuj Bahl , Harshil Chadha , Jahnavi Mondreti , Jahnavi Gupta , Arav Malhotra , Jovina Gill , Hryda Mittal , Panav , Shashwat. The assembly was brought to an end with a powerful contemporary dance performed by Kashvi Bhutani , Arushi Sharma , Mahipriya Arora , Prisha Sachdeva , Mallika Arora . The E card was made by Garvita Singh . Assembly Invitation Cards, folders and board work were done by Navya Goel, Kashvi Bhutani, Sakshi Jain , Aarushi Singh , Heeba , Priyanjali , Mahak . The PowerPoint presentation was made by Manav Dewan. The overall assembly was extremely insightful and artistic.

2 November 2022
Class XII Q & R
Class Teachers: Ms Deepti Mahajan & Ms Vinita Panjwani
Vice Principal – Mr Mukesh Kumar
Class Representative- Ms Richa Aggarwal
Activity Incharge- Ms Kaveri Dhar

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Assembly XII-F & XII-H 01-11-2022

Topic: Humanity is the best Religion

On the occasion of the 553 birth anniversary of Shri Guru Nanak Devji, students of classes 12F & 12H collectively gave a message of humanity to the entire mankind and enlighten them to incorporate the teachings of Shri Guru Nanak Devji in their daily lives. Through the thought for the day, speech, and skit the students have highlighted the teachings of Shri Guru Nanak Devji and the importance of “langar” – free food for the needy without any discrimination on the basis of colour, caste, creed, gender and religion. Students of 12F & 12H sought the blessings of Shri Guru Nanak Devji for the betterment of the human race. Happy Gurupurab to all. Compering was done by Aaron, Arham, Vandita, and Vaibhav. The choir consisted of Divyansh, S Tahir, Jiya, Samridhi, Ananya, Saksham, Advik, Vivasvat, Siddharth Jain, Jaskaran, Siddharth Kumar, Riaa, Krishnansh, Ritwik.

Saksham, Syed, Kaskaran, Arham, Advik, Divyansh, Vandita, Anuva, Tanishq, Akshay, Ekansh and Somya performed the dance. The Thought of the Day was by Parth. The Poem was recited by Divyansh, Vaibhav. News was read by Ritwik, Madhav, Vedant, Ananya, Siddharth. Madhav presented an instrumental recital. Speeches were delivered by Arshiya and Saksham. Invitation cards and folders and Board and PowerPoint Presentation were managed by Suhani, Veronica, Hriday, Krish K, Ananya, Jayaditya, Riaa, Ritwik, Tanmay, Akhilesh, Naman, Vivasvat.

1st November 2022 Tuesday
Class XII-F. and XII-H
Class Teachers: Mr Parminder Chopra and Mr Jagjeet Singh
Vice Principal: Mr Naresh Miglani
Class Representative: Ms Vibha Arora, Ms Richa Agarwal
Activity Incharge: Ms Abha Chona

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ALL INDIA IPSC GIRLS AIR PISTOL SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP 2022

XIV All India IPSC Girls Shooting Championship was held at Daly College, Indore from – October 2022. Our students participated in the Air pistol event. Anya Gupta of class IX H in the Under 14 category won a Gold medal and Preksha Agrawal of Class X-L in the Under 17 category won a Bronze medal.

ALL INDIA IPSC BOYS AIR PISTOL SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP 2022

XVII All India IPSC Boys Shooting Championship was held at Rajkumar College, Raipur from 11-13 October 2022. Our students participated in the Air pistol event.Nevaan Wadhawan of Class X G in the Under 17 category won a GOLD medal and Shrey Bothra of class XII O -won a silver medal in the Under 19 Category.

Rescheduled Carnival and Test

All Students & Teachers

DPS R.K. Puram

It is hereby informed that the Children’s Day Carnival has been postponed due to pollution.

In view of the above, the Weekly Test scheduled on 16.11.2022 has been preponed to 14.11.2022.

All the students of Classes VI to XII and the Teachers at DPS R.K. Puram are requested to make a note of the above accordingly.

Principal

VISIT TO GANDHI SMRITI

“My life is my message” – M.K. Gandhi
Under the able guidance of the Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan, and facilitated by the Headmistress of Classes VI-VIII, Ms Vinita Gupta, an excursion to the Gandhi Smriti for the students of Class VII was organised from 18 to 21 October 2022 by the History Department. The excursion to the museum was quite an enriching experience for the students as they visited the room where Gandhiji lived, the prayer ground where mass congregations were held and the place where Gandhiji was assasinated by the assassin’s bullets. The students also revisited Gandhiji’s life through the display of photographs, sculptures, paintings, frescos and the inscriptions on rocks and relics pertaining to the years that Gandhiji spent there. The evolution of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi to Mahatma Gandhi depicted through the panels of black and white photographs accompanied by a simple narrative helped students learn about Gandhiji through an enlightening visual experience. The visit was a great learning experience for the students.