“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” Benjamin Franklin

The Quizzing Club of Delhi Public School R.K. Puram held its 6th edition of Infinitus Reus – the Annual Quizzing Extravaganza, which invited the enthusiastic participation of 82 teams across Delhi, on Saturday, May 17 2025. The club was founded in 1983, and is the oldest and one of the most distinguished clubs in school. Over the years, Infinitus Reus has provided a platform for budding quizzers to unleash their potential, hone their skills and gain confidence for future enhancement. This year, the event provided an unforgettable experience to all the participants with new formats and an extensive range of questions. 

Infinitus Reus 2025 was held in partnership with Oddy stationery and Cornitos. The event comprised a Senior Quiz for the students of class IX-XII, which was based on the theme of FLAMES: Food, Fashion, Literature, Art, Music, Entertainment and Sports. It consisted of thirty questions in the preliminary round, with the top scorers advancing to the elimination round and eventually the final round. The comperes for the event, Tiara and Divyansh welcomed the participants, and read out the rules and guidelines for the quiz. 

The quizmaster was Mr. Arindam Bhattacharya, a multifaceted personality and an expert in the field of quizzing. He has conducted more than 500 quizzes over 17 years. His vibrant persona and charismatic way of asking the questions made the quiz even more engaging for the participants. 

21 teams qualified for the semi finals, out of which 6 teams made it to the finals. The atmosphere at the venue was charged as each team vied for the trophy, facing increasingly challenging questions. 

The valedictory ceremony commenced in the Seminar Room with the esteemed Principal, Mr Anil Kumar’s address. He interacted with all the participants and stressed on the importance of participation over winning. He reiterated the fact that for him, all students are winners as they are the chosen ones from their school; they  have already taken the first step towards success. The winners were announced, and were felicitated with trophies and certificates. The overall winner was DPS Greater Noida. The vote of thanks was proposed by the Quizzing Club Incharges, Ms Priyam Sharma and Ms Sakshi Malik .

SENIOR QUIZ: POSITIONS	WINNERS
First Position	DPS Greater Noida
Second Position	DPS Mathura Road
Third Position	Modern School Barakhamba
Fourth Position	Vasant Valley School
Fifth Position	Birla Vidya Niketan
Sixth Position	HDFC School

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“Creativity is seeing what others see and thinking what no one else ever thought” – Albert Einstein

DIGEX, the Digital Excellence Society, in collaboration with CYBERX, the Cyber Security Club  of Delhi Public School R.K.Puram, successfully hosted its annual event DIGEX x CYBERX on 17 May 2025. This eagerly anticipated event celebrating photography, filmmaking, ethical hacking, and digital safety attracted students from 54 schools from across Delhi NCR.
The event featured five diverse competitions including Pixelate Sr., Pixelate Jr., CrADive, Hi-Res, Phishing Phantoms and ReconX; each designed to challenge creativity, technical skills, and cyber awareness. The presence of the distinguished alumni and esteemed judges elevated the experience for all the participants. The halls of the institution echoed with creativity and frenzy as students unveiled their talents.

The details of the  competitions held this year’s are as follows:

Pixelate Senior and Junior:This photography team event was divided into junior(classes VI-VIII) and senior(classes IX-XII) categories. Participants had to bring their own cameras and other required accessories,they were given a topic on which they had to take one picture within the school premises.The use of editing software and phone photography was strictly prohibited.The judgement criteria included-creativity, clarity, technical skills and relevance to the topic.The esteemed panel of judges included Dr.Nandini Deb, Ms.Pratishta, and Ms.Faizah for the senior category and Mr.Vansh for junior category.

CreADive: This team event was held for classes VI-XII. Participants were to bring their own filming equipment,the details of the event were disclosed on the spot, the advertisement had to be shot within the school premises. The judgement criteria included -creativity, originality ,relevance to the topic and technical skills. The judges were Mr.Aikagra and Mr.Rahul Harit

Hi-RES: This was an online team event held for classes VI-XII.The topic was disclosed on 3rd May 2025 and the last date for submission of entries was 8th May 2025. The film had to contain a title and a message. It could not be longer than six minutes. Any kind of plagiarism would result in disqualification , any copyrighted material had to be given proper credit. The judgement criteria were-creativity, technical skills, relevance to the topic and clarity.THe judges were Ms.Sana and Mr.Vivaan.

Phishing Phantoms: This team event was held for classes IX-XII. The participants  received several pieces of communications during this competition,it could have been real or the result of social engineering techniques. They had to find the misleading material and make a PowerPoint presentation detailing their research and offering solutions.The PowerPoint presentation had to  include: identification of the Fake- A clear sign of identity with a complete justification, Analysis of tactics-discussing the particular strategies used in social engineering, Preventive Measures: informing people and organisations about preventative steps they can take to prevent being targets of such assaults.Using artificial intelligence in any way would disqualify the team.Images and designs had to be properly attributed, as should any other copyrighted content. The judgement criteria were-identification accuracy, depth of analysis, clarity and professionalism of Presentation and Preventive Measures. The judges were Mr.Atharva and Mr.Tanush

ReconX: This team event was held for classes IX-XII. Participants were given a target and the task of looking up publicly accessible information about them online by looking for posts, photos, likes, and interactions on social media platforms, among other sites. Participants had to look for recurrent themes, geotags, timings and linkages, personalities, etc. to develop beyond surface level information. Following their study, they will produce a presentation that will include recommendations for privacy protection, a summary of their results, and an explanation of their analytical methodology.Any usage of artificial intelligence will result in the team’s disqualification. The judgement criteria were-identification accuracy, depth of analysis, clarity and professionalism of Presentation and Preventive Measures. The judges were Mr.Agra Imran Husain, Mr.Gyanshu and Ms.Vrinda

The Fest concluded with a captivating photography workshop led by an esteemed school alumnus, Rahul Harit, who offered valuable filmmaking insights and tips. Subsequently an engaging mock parliament session was conducted by Dr. Twinkal Dogra and Mr. Shubham Nayyar. A compelling skit then showcased the essence of liberal arts education and the challenges aspirants face during UPSC preparation. 

Representatives from Athena orchestrated an informative workshop on how to secure admission in a prestigious foreign university. A retrospective film showcasing DIGEX society’s journey since 2009 was screened,followed by the launch of the second edition of CIPHER, the annual cybersecurity magazine. The Principal, Mr. Anil Kumar addressed the gathering and praised the teamwork, creativity and discipline that was demonstrated throughout the fest. The Vice Principals: Mr. Naresh Miglani, Mr. Anil Kathuria and Mr. Mukesh Kumar followed with an inspiring and encouraging message for the participants.

The Western Dance Society enthralled the audience with their dynamic performance. Ms. Sarika Kaushal, the Club In-Charge and founder of the society, also addressed the gathering and highlighted the significance of dedication and perseverance over mere victory. She commended the sincere efforts of all participants and club members whose hard work contributed immensely to the success of the event. The day concluded on a celebratory note with the much-anticipated award distribution ceremony, honoring the achievements of the participants.

The results of the events are as follows:

Trophies 

OVERALL WINNER (B)	DPS, Sushant Lok
1st Runners Up (F)	Amity International school, Gurgaon sector 46
2nd Runners Up (S)	Delhi Public School Faridabad

1. Hi-Res(Filmmaking) 

	School
III Prize	Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar
II Prize	Delhi Public School Sushant Lok
I Prize	Delhi Public School Faridabad

2. CreAdive(Ad Making) 

	School
III Prize	Salwan Public School
II Prize	DPS, Sushant Lok
I Prize	DPS, Noida

3. Phishing Phantoms

	School
III Prize	Springdales
II Prize	Ryan International School
I Prize	DPS, Panipat refinery

4. ReconX

	School
III Prize	Tagore International, East of Kailash
II Prize	Amity International School, Sector 46
I Prize	DPS, Sushant Lok

5. Pixelate Junior

	School
III Prize	Modern school Barakhamba
II Prize	Amity International school, Gurgaon sector 46
I Prize	Amity International School, Noida

6. Pixelate Senior 

	School
III Prize	Amity International School, Noida
II Prize	Amity International school, Gurgaon sector 46
I Prize	Delhi Public School Faridabad

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“Memorization fades, but the ability to reason and prove endures — shaping true mathematical thinkers from a young age.” 

On 26 April 2025, Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram hosted a workshop by Mr. Anant Mudgal titled ‘A Journey in Mathematical Thinking’. 

Mr. Mudgal represented India at the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) for four consecutive years — 2015 to 2018 — winning an Honourable Mention, two Bronze Medals, and a Silver Medal. He notably proposed Problem Six at the 60th IMO in Bath, United Kingdom — the most challenging problem of the contest — becoming the only Indian to do so, and one of the five Indians in the IMO’s 65-year history to have a problem selected. As a leading coach of the Indian IMO program, Mr. Mudgal has served on various committees and trained students across five continents and fifteen countries. He now heads Mathelots Pvt Ltd, a company committed to delivering high-quality mathematics education resources and promoting the true spirit of learning mathematics. 

Mr. Anant Mudgal is also the author of The Book of Zero Knowledge. In this work, he blends the enchanting spirit of medieval fantasy with the thrill of unraveling mathematical truths through logic and reasoning.Through a journey filled with challenging puzzles, the book seeks to answer the question: “What is all that there is to know?” 

The proceedings of the workshop began with the Principal, Mr. Anil Kumar who warmly welcomed Mr. Anant Mudgal and shared his reflections on the inspiring journey of writing The Book of Zero Knowledge — from its initial idea to its launch on the auspicious occasion of Pi Day which also coincided with a rare cosmic event of lunar eclipse, marking an important new beginning. 

The workshop was attended by the Mathematics Faculty of DPS R.K. Puram , DPS Vasant Vihar and DPS East of Kailash. 

An insightful session led by Mr. Anant Mudgal included various problems : Validations and Proofs, a Serrendiptious Sum, Numbers and Counting etc.The session was both inspiring and enlightening, offering a glimpse into the beauty and depth of mathematical thinking and problem-solving at the highest levels. Mr. Mudgal emphasized that simply memorizing formulae, definitions, and theorems does not spark true interest in mathematics. While comfort with numbers, variables, and logical arguments is helpful, the most important foundation is a serious and mature curiosity to seek and understand deeper truths. 

Mr. Anant underscored that introducing logic and proofs at an early stage significantly enhances children’s comprehension and foundational understanding of mathematics. 

As the event drew to a close, a heartfelt Vote of Thanks was delivered by Head of the Mathematics Department, Ms. Ritu Nayar, acknowledging the collective efforts of the guests, organizers, and participating faculty. The Principal Mr. Anil Kumar emphasized the importance of engaging students with practical problems to nurture curiosity and deeper learning. Vice Principals Mr. Anil Katuria and Mr. Naresh Miglani applauded the efforts of the author Mr. Anant Mudgal.

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The Rotary Club of Delhi Resources, in collaboration with Chakra Dialogues Foundation, successfully organised a Free Health Camp for teachers and staff of DPS RK Puram, East of Kailash, and Vasant Vihar on Saturday, April 26, 2025.

Approximately 150  beneficiaries attended the camp, which was held from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The event brought together medical teams from Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre (RGCIRC), Akash Hospital, Centre for Sight and Clove Dental

The Health Camp provided a range of tests and consultations, including: Mammography, Clinical Breast Cancer Detection, Pap Smear Test, Blood Pressure/Blood Sugar (BP/BS), Bone Mineral Density (BMD), Body Mass Index (BMI), X-Ray, Oral Cancer Screening, Electrocardiogram (ECG), Neuropathy Screening, Eye Testing, Dental Check-up, Doctor Consultation (Diet, General Health)

The Health Camp aimed to promote preventive healthcare and overall well-being amongst the teachers. The event was successful in providing valuable health check-ups and consultations to the participants. Health Camp provided accessible screenings and check-ups, allowing teachers to identify potential health problems early on and receive timely treatment, preventing them from escalating into more serious conditions

Under the leadership of the Principal, Mr Anil Kumar, the programme was coordinated by Ms Niva Chhonkar (Hod-Biology) and Ms Vandana Chandoke (Hod-Political Science). 

The organisers expressed gratitude to the collaborating partners and medical teams for their support in making the event a success.

“Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.” – Louis Pasteur

Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram, hosted its prestigious Annual Inter-School Science Festival, Festival Della Scienza 4.0, on 26 April 2025. Meticulously organised by the Departments of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, the festival celebrated the spirit of inquiry, discovery, and innovation under the evocative theme “Esploriamo e sperimentiamo la scienza intorno a noi”—“Let us explore and experience science around us.”

Students from 39 distinguished schools across Delhi-NCR converged for this grand celebration of science, driven by their shared passion and insatiable curiosity. Conducted in both virtual and physical formats, the festival witnessed an overwhelming participation of over 600 students and educators, who showcased their extraordinary creativity, critical thinking, and scientific ingenuity. The event was sponsored by Aakash Healthcare Super Speciality Hospital.

The festival was graced by the esteemed presence of Dr. Meinal Chaudhry, Director of Radiodiagnosis and Interventional Radiology at Aakash Healthcare Super Speciality Hospital. Dr. Chaudhry, an eminent figure in the field of medical sciences, delivered an inspiring keynote address. She spoke passionately about the pivotal role that young scientific minds will play in addressing global health and environmental challenges. Emphasising resilience, ethical research, and innovation, she urged students to remain ever-curious and relentless in their quest for solutions that benefit humanity.

Also gracing the occasion was Professor Dhananjay V. Gadre, Associate Professor of Electronics and Communication Engineering at Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT), New Delhi. Professor Gadre, who leads the Centre for Electronic Design and Technology (CEDT) and the TI Centre for Embedded Product Design (TI-CEPD), engaged dynamically with the students. He encouraged them to blend theoretical knowledge with hands-on creativity, highlighting the importance of applied science and design thinking. Commending the innovation and zeal displayed by participants, he shared invaluable lessons from his journey, leaving a lasting impact on all attendees.

Together, these distinguished personalities, along with the Principal, Mr. Anil Kumar, felicitated the winners and celebrated the vibrant spirit of scientific exploration embodied by the young participants.

The events were conducted in a hybrid mode with both Online and Offline events drawing a huge participation from the students.

Online Events

In the virtual category, students participated enthusiastically in:

• Mappa Mentale/Mind Map Design (Classes VI–VIII) on Principles of Science in the Food We Eat
• Fotografia Scientifica/Scientific Photography (Classes IX–X) on Scientific Phenomena Around Us
• Messaggio Bobine/Reels with a Message (Classes XI–XII) on Single-Use Plastic Pollution/Air Pollution
• Didattica Innovativa/Innovative Teaching for Science Teachers, where creative and forward-thinking lesson plans aligned with new pedagogical methodologies were presented.

The online entries were a testament to the students’ ability to seamlessly blend scientific concepts with artistic expression.

Offline Activities

The school campus came alive with vibrant energy during the onsite competitions, which included:

• Quiz di Scienza/Science Quiz (Class VI): A riveting test of scientific knowledge covering the past, present, and future.
• Giochi di Scienza/Science Games (Class VII): Student-designed board games ingeniously embedded with scientific principles.
• Rappresentare/Role Play (Class VIII): Engaging dramatisations highlighting the science behind modern technological gadgets.
• Dimostrare/Demonstrate the Concept (Class IX): Practical demonstrations showcasing clarity, creativity, and deep understanding of textbook concepts.
• Scoprire la Scienza/Discover Science (Class X): Enthralling presentations on naturally occurring scientific phenomena.
• Soluzione Creativa/Creative Solutions (Classes XI–XII, Physics): Innovative prototypes addressing real-world problems.
• Demo di Chimica/Chemistry Demonstration (Classes XI–XII, Chemistry): Captivating live experiments that brought chemistry to life.
• Biologia Innovativa/Innovative Biology (Classes XI–XII, Biology): Pioneering ideas in medical diagnostics and biological innovation.

Each event was judged meticulously by a distinguished panel comprising eminent academicians and researchers from top institutions.

Valedictory Ceremony

The Valedictory Ceremony was a fitting culmination to a day brimming with scientific fervour. The Principal, Mr. Anil Kumar, delivered an inspiring address, congratulating the participants for their excellence and applauding their spirit of inquiry and innovation. He emphasised the importance of nurturing a scientific temper and global citizenship among students, urging them to remain fearless in their exploration of new frontiers.

He also extended heartfelt gratitude to the Heads of Departments — Ms. Niva Chhonkar (Biology), Mr. Ajay Goel (Physics) for their exemplary leadership and meticulous planning, ensuring the flawless execution of the festival. Special appreciation was extended to the organising teachers, volunteers, support staff, and technical teams for their tireless dedication.

In a specially curated presentation during the ceremony, glimpses from the day’s events were showcased, offering the audience a vibrant montage of the energy and enthusiasm displayed by students across various competitions. Additionally, the winning entries of the top three performers in the online events—Scientific Photography, Reels with a Message, and Mind Map Design—were screened, drawing warm appreciation from the audience for the creativity and originality exhibited by the participants.

The Vote of Thanks was proposed by Vice Principal Mr. Mukesh Kumar, who expressed his gratitude to the Principal for his constant encouragement, to the Department Heads for their synergistic coordination, to the faculty for their hard work, and to the participants for making the event a grand success. He emphasised that Festival della Scienza 4.0 had once again ignited the scientific spirit in young minds and reaffirmed the school’s commitment to excellence in STEM education.

The event concluded with a truly inspiring and memorable celebration of science and innovation.

RESULTS:

Position	School
Overall Winners	Delhi Public School, Indirapuram

WINNERS           Online Activities 

S no.	Classes	Event Category	First PrizeParticipants/school	Second PrizeParticipants/school	Third PrizeParticipants/school	Consolation I & IIParticipants/school
1	VI-VIII	Mappa mentale/Mind Map Design	1. Samaira Pruthi 2. Prithwish Chakrabarti DPS Vasant Kunj	1. Aaryan Mishra 2. Zaara Reshi G.D. Goenka Public School	1. Aradhya Sharma 2. Bhavya Aggarwal  DPS Greater Faridabad	1. Arjun Tiwari 2. Kian Singh     Rautela DPS Greater Noida  1. Vedansh Kharbanda 2. Meenakshi DPS Mathura Road
2	IX-X	FotoGrafia Scientifica/ Scientific Photography	1. Karthik Srivastava 2. Arnav Jain DPS Mathura Road	1. Srishti Goel 2. Laavana Gupta DPS Greater Faridabad	1. Asavari Yadav 2. Gauranshi Pandey DPS Greater Noida	1. Vidhi Dangwal 2. Aditya Kothiala DPS Vasant Kunj 1. Shaaravender Singh Katoch Tagore International School Vasant Vihar
3	XI-XII	Messaggio bobine/Reels with a message	1. Avantila Agarwal 2. Aarna Sharma DPS Faridabad	1. Rishabh Bisht 2. Ishaan Singhla G.D. Goenka Public School	1. Varini Poddar 2. Utkarsh Sanskriti School, Chankayapuri	1. Sarthak Verma 2. Param Sen DPS Rohini 1. Arushi Singh 2. Suryansh The Air Force School
4.	For Science Teachers	Didattica innovative/Innovative Teaching	Ms. Ishita Bahl DPS Faridabad	Ms. Rabia Sharma DPS R.K. Puram	Mr. Naqeeb Mehdi DPS Greater Noida	Ms. Rhea Wadhwa Springdales School, Dhaula Kuan Ms. Meena Chandolia Indraprastha World School, Paschim Vihar

Offline Activities

S no.	Classes	Event Categories	First Prize	Second Prize	Third Prize
1	VI	Quiz di Scienza/ Science Quiz	1. Aryan Tandon 2. Rehan Singh DPS Sushant Lok	1. Ishaan Bagde 2. Daksh Kumar Chillar DPS RK Puram	1. Ayaansh Jain 2. Kevin Bhargava DPS Vasant Kunj
2	VII	Giochi di Scienza /Science Games	1. Anav Nijhawan 2. Rishi Raj Singh DPS Vasant Kunj	1. Atharv Jain 2. Geet Verma DPS Indirapuram	1. Vivan Gaur 2. Tejashvi Jajoria DPS Knowledge Park-V
3	VIII	Rappresentare / Role Play	1. Stavya Grover 2. Krishiv Gosain  DPS Noida	1. Vansh Kandwal 2. Ahna Punjabi DPS Faridabad	1. Akshat Soni 2. Ayaan Mayoor School, Noida
4	IX	Dimostrare/ Demonstrate the concept	1. Abhav Khurana 2. Prabhav Bhardwaj Springdales School, Dhaula Kuan	1. Karnik 2. Priya Sachdeva  DPS Faridabad	1. Abhir Bhargava 2. Vihaan Khanna  DPS Noida
5	X	Scoprire la scienza/ Discover Science	1. Harshita Mahajan 2. Aaradhya Yadav DPS Indirapuram	1. Shivi Arora 2. Divyansh Gupta Indraprastha World School	1. Jap Malhotra 2. Aisha Sachdeva DPS RK Puram
6	XI-XII	PhysicsSoluzione Creativa/Creative Solution:	1. Shiven Uppal 2. Amairah Anand  Sanskriti School	1. Rishietdeep Singh 2. Vansh Sharma  The Indian School	1. Jivin Bairathi  2. Vihaan Khanna DPS Mathura Road
7	XI-XII	Chemistry Demo di Chimica/Chemistry demo	1. Abhishek Thakur  2. Utkarsh Tripathi DPS Indirapuram	1. Prakhar Shandilya  2.Tisya Verma DPS R. K. Puram	1. Nayamat Chopra 2. Aadya Jain DPS International, Saket
8	XI-XII	Biology Biologia innovativa/Innovative  Biology	1. Aditya Gupta  2. Saion Gupta Springdales School	1. Mugdha  2. Devansh  Cambridge Foundation School	1. Chitrakshi Gupta 2. Ronak Jain Ahlcon International School

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