Assembly X-M & X-N (31-07-2026)
TOPIC: “PEACE”
The Path to True Peace.
“Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without.” With this thought in mind, classes X-M and X-N came together to present a morning assembly aimed at conveying the timeless message that peace begins with the wisdom to respond to suffering with compassion.
The morning prayer, seeking to create a peaceful atmosphere for the assembly, was sung by Aarnav, Soham, Aakrisht, Siddhesh, Satej, Sumit, Mahek, Abhinav, Kumudha, Megha, Karthik, Aryavrat, Aadvik and Sanibh. Then the headmistress, Dr. Anubha Gopal, welcomed everyone with an eloquent prayer. This was followed by a Ganesh Vandana performed by Agrima and Pankhuri. Shaunak, Aarnav, Niyati and Satvik presented the thoughts for the day. The news was delivered by Aarav K., Aarav G., Viaan and Tanush. The assembly then moved on to a skit portraying the journey of Gautam Buddha and the path he took to peace. The actors in the skit were Aniket, Shaunak, Shivanshi, Naba, Ashlen, Vivaan, Arhaan, Yug, Dev, Saanvi, Karthik and Aryavrat, while Astha, Jia, Anvesha and Akshainie served as narrators.
Following the skit was a western choir performance by Misha, Jetsun, Garima, Lavika, Disha, Katyayani and Shreeyati, accompanied by the instrumentalists Parisa and Adhiraj. The self-composed poems were delivered by Paridhi and Shivanshi. The assembly concluded with a dance by Aakrisht, Soham, Siddhesh, Abhinav, Aadya, Archisa, Shreeyati and Manya.
The assembly ended gracefully with the thought that true peace is not merely the absence of violence, but the courage to stand up against what is wrong. A vote of thanks was delivered by Jai. The comperes for the assembly were Suryansh, Ansh, Jai, Eklavya, Aariv and Aayansh. The script was prepared by Eklavya and Aayansh; folders and invites by Jetsun, Jia and Katyayani; digital invite by Sanibh, Aadvik and Satej; and the display board by Jayssh, Parth, Mahek and Megha. The background presentation was made by Shanvik, Sudhanva, Sanibh, Satej, Aadvik, Aniket A. and Eklavya.
31 JULY 2026, FRIDAY
CLASS X M & X N
CLASS TEACHERS – MR. ARVIND SINGH & MS. SHIVANI GUPTA
HEADMISTRESS: DR. ANUBHA GOPAL
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. RITU RAJ, MS. DEEPTI CHAUDHARY, MS. ADITI UPPAL, MS. GARIMA DADHEECH
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. SANJUKTA MALLICK
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DPS R K Puram Wins Thrd Position In the ‘Quantum Clash’ Robo Race sub-event of ‘Infinitus 14.0’
Lav Singh, Kush Singh and Vivaan Lal of class X-O, members of the ‘RoboKnights’ club of Delhi Public School R.K.Puram, participated in the ‘Quantum Clash’ Robo Race sub-event of ‘Infinitus 14.0’ inter-school robotics competition organised by Delhi Public School Ghaziabad,Meerut Road, Site No. 3, Meerut Road Industrial Area, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday, 21ts July 2026 and won the Third position.
Assembly IX-G & IX-H (30-07-2026)
TOPIC: “PEACE”
The Journey to Find Peace
The students of Classes IX-G and IX-H presented a thoughtful and inspiring morning assembly on the theme “Peace and friendship ,a celebration of humanity’”. The programme highlighted the importance of inner peace, compassion, gratitude, and harmony in our daily lives. The assembly commenced with the soulful prayer “Achyutam keshavam.” The prayer was beautifully presented by Aayush Nanad, Anse Kumar, Arpita, Aryan, Devansh, Gaurish, Harishit, Jai Singh, Krishna, Natik, Prashant, Rishab, Aaditya, Aanchal, Adamya, Advika, Arham, Arjun, Azhaan, Devarsh, Maanvik, Mahi, Saneesh, Shiven, Veer, Vivaan, Yusuf, Ahana, Nirmaan, Ashita, Amaira, Chhavi, Aaradhy, creating a serene and devotional atmosphere.
The Thought for the Day was shared by Saksham, Rujul, Ketan Sagwan, Rishi inspiring everyone to cultivate peace within themselves. The News Headlines were confidently presented by Nirmaan, Aadya, Rajveer singh , Ayush Lama keeping the audience informed about current events. The cultural programme featured a graceful Classical Dance by G.Josheka and a Western Song by Ahana, Nirmaan, Ashita, Samaira, Amaira, Chhavi, Aaradhy, Mirah, Bhuvnesh, Palaksha Tiwari.
An energetic Western Dance by Siyona, Shanaya, Akshita, Anika, Anushka Bisht, Shriya Mishra, Sneha, Somaya Pandey, Taniya Kumari, Vaishnavi added vibrancy to the assembly. The thought-provoking skit performed beautifully by Ashman, Aarav Tripathi, Vivaan Kumar, Yesha Gaur, Sanidhya, Anya Nirmaan, Sneha, Deepraj Bhagat conveyed the message that true peace comes through understanding, empathy, and kindness. The poetry recitation of Reedan Khan & Yuvraj further reinforced the theme.
The programme was anchored by the student comperes Samaira Shah, Mirah Laija, Shanaya Arora, Yesha Gaur, Palaksha Tiwari.The attractive decorations, creative invitation cards, digital presentation, and well-written script by Amaira, Sanidhya, Samaira, Mirah, Aashi, Krishaang, Manvier, Shriya Mishra , Himanshi, Taniya Kumari, Sneha & Dhanishka reflected the dedication and teamwork of all the students involved. The assembly concluded with a heartfelt message that peace is a journey that begins within each one of us and spreads through love, understanding, and compassion.
30 JULY 2026, THURSDAY
CLASS IX G & IX H
CLASS TEACHERS – DR. P CHINNA & MS. NEELAM AJWANI
HEADMISTRESS: DR. ANUBHA GOPAL
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. PAYAL SACHDEVA, MR. SANCHIT CHAUHAN, MS. TRIPTI KAPOOR, MS. EKTA ARORA
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. SANJUKTA MALLICK
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Assembly VII-C & VII-E (28-07-2026)
TOPIC: “PEACE”
On July 28, 2026, the students of classes VIIC alongwith VIIE celebrated the theme ‘Peace is a journey, not a destination ‘ during their morning assembly. The event led by the comperes Anaaya, Asmara, Ishaan , Ivaanica, Kavin and Shanaya was conducted with confidence and grace.
The assembly began with a soulful rendition of the morning prayer by Aarav, Abhiraj, Aman, Avika, Diksha, Celina, Jagan, Kian, Krishang, Piyush, Shrey, Shubham, Sidhart, Viaan. The choir featuring Aaryash, Abhilipsa, Anam, Anasuya, Avika, Celina, Harsh, Ivaanica, Kavin, Onish, Prahaan, Sreyoshi, Swara, Valentina, Vir set a serene and harmonious tone to the morning.
A beautifully enacted script highlighted the importance of peace with Araanya, Shrey, Swara and Vir portraying their characters with sincerity and depth. The assembly was further enriched by a graceful dance performance presented by Aairah, Shanaya, Yashvi.
Thought provoking reflections were shared by Deleena and Prahaan adding a contemplative touch to the theme while Onish and Viyan updated everyone with the day’s important news. This segment was supported by the wonderful digital presentation of Anasuya. A heartfelt poem was presented by Sreyoshi.
With warm words from the Incharge, the assembly concluded on a note of harmony and appreciation for a peaceful life.
28 JULY 2026, TUESDAY
CLASS VII C & VII E
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. RIDHI SETHI & MS. PRATEEKSHA
INCHARGE (VI-VIII): MS. VANDANA CHANDHOKE
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. KRITI MEHTA & MS. BHARTI SHUKLA
ACTIVITY INCHARGE & ASSEMBLY INCHARGE- MS. SANJUKTA MALLICK & MS. KANIKA CHAMOLI
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Assembly VIII-C & VIII-J (27-07-2026)
TOPIC: “PEACE”
The morning assembly on the theme ‘Peace begins from within’ was conducted jointly by the students of Classes VIII-C and VIII-J. The programme began with the comperes Rayana Gupta, Shaurya Sabharwal, Motipalli Tanvi Sree, Inaaya Sekhri, Rohana Ramasubramanian, and Manya Shrian, who confidently guided the audience through the event.
The assembly commenced with a soulful prayer presented by Anay Gupta, Devang Malviya, Abhiraj Kumar, Abhishek Kumar, Parush, Rupam, Sonam Pandey, Hardik, Prarabdh Mishra, Ansh Kanojia, Jiyana Garg, Rishabh, Sarthak Kumar, Umaira Sharma, Gurkirat Singh, Hiraanya Singh, and Darsh, followed by the news read by Motipalli Tanvi Sree, Agastya Gera, Kumar Shubham, and Arjun Naik.
The audience was inspired by the Thoughts for the Day shared by Savita Kumari Thakur, Shrishti Mookerjee, Shoubhit Ash, Aaron Maitreya Singh, and Yadnya Sagar. The highlight of the assembly was an engaging peace-themed skit performed by Yuvraj Chawla, Guransh Singh Khurana, Vikrant Singh Rana, Sambhav Marwah, Aniket Singh, Daiwik Seth, Shreyas Choudhary, Divyan Ahuja, Harnidh Kaur, Savar Kumar, Hridhaan Yadav, Iyrah Kumar, Siddharth Goyal, and Amaira Pradhan. A beautiful poem recitation by Shriya Sinha further reinforced the message of harmony and compassion.
The programme was enriched by a lively Western Dance performed by Syra Agarwal, Rishika Saggar, Anamika, Arohi Gogia, Vanya Ahuja, Kyra Tandon, Divija Singh, and Nandika Kulshrestha, followed by a melodious Western Choir. The vocalists included Ayati Vatts, Motipalli Tanvi Sree, Aniket Singh, Meher Dugal Anand, Sanskriti Singh, Paridhi Gandhi, Ayaana Singh Tandon, Prisha Aggarwal, Rohana Ramasubramanian, Mishika Singh, and Pihu Arora, while the instrumental accompaniment was provided by Rudrakshi Kaushal (Guitar), Shivaan Jain (Guitar), Arjun Gupta (Violin), Yuvraj Chawla (Drums), Sudhikshan Kundra, Manya Shrian, Roshna Bhola, Anay Gupta, and Ananya Gupta.
The assembly concluded with the message that peace begins with kindness, empathy, and respect in our everyday actions, inspiring everyone to become ambassadors of peace in their school and community.
27 JULY 2026, MONDAY
CLASS VIII C & VIII J
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. JISHA MATHEWS & MS. RISHIKA GUPTA
INCHARGE (VI-VIII): MS. VANDANA CHANDHOKE
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. MAHIMA GOEL & MS. PRIYANKA YADAV
ACTIVITY INCHARGE & ASSEMBLY INCHARGE- MS. SANJUKTA MALLICK & MS. KANIKA CHAMOLI
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AI Projects Presentations – July 2026
4 Days. 45+ Ideas. The Final AI Project Presentations at the AI Innovation & Incubation Centre have been nothing short of inspiring.
After weeks of learning, experimenting, collaborating, and solving real-world problems, our students confidently showcased AI-powered solutions that reflect creativity, innovation, and purpose.
Powered by @VVDN Technologies and @Google Cloud, the AI Innovation & Incubation Centre is built on a simple belief: AI shouldn’t just be taught—it should be experienced, built, and innovated with.
Here are just a few of the exciting projects on display:
🔹 NewsFlow – AI-powered Fake News Detection
🔹 Ascend – LinkedIn for Sports Enthusiasts
🔹 StreamSync – Smart Career Stream Recommendation
🔹 Lens Med – Medicine Tracker for Senior Citizens
🔹 Examzy – AI-powered Personalized Learning Platform
🔹 Astral – A Retro-style Game Promoting Cybersecurity Awareness
🔹 Bibliotech – A Gamified Reading Experience,…and many more incredible innovations!
🔹 MudraPragyan.AI – An AI system providing real-time sign language translation.
🔹 DNAlitical – An AI-driven tool developed for detecting COVID-19 variants.
🔹 Iroh – An AI learning companion custom-tailored for neurodivergent individuals.
🔹 Apogee – An astrophotography assistant that features real-time sky analysis.
🔹 Recycool – A rewards platform optimized by AI to encourage recycling.
🔹 MoodChef AI – A digital platform focused on personalized nutrition and wellness… alongside numerous other inspiring developments!
Spanning diverse domains such as education, healthcare, space exploration, accessibility, and sustainability, these initiatives demonstrate how effectively our students leverage AI with intent, creativity, and assurance to tackle substantial challenges.
What stood out wasn’t just the technology—it was the students’ ability to identify real-world challenges and build AI-driven solutions with confidence and creativity.
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Assembly IX-E & IX-F (23-07-2026)
TOPIC: “PEACE”
A Journey from Chaos to Calm
“Nothing can disturb your peace of mind unless you allow it to.”
Keeping this theme in mind, the class assembly of IX-E & IX-F beautifully conveys that amidst the chaos of modern life, true peace is discovered not through external comforts but by nurturing inner calm and a positive mindset. To illustrate the theme Aarav Dhingra, Aarna Bhardwaj, Samaksh Garg, Sharanya Rawat, Vedansh Sharma and Vihaan Jain performed a skit.
The assembly began with a soulful morning prayer sung by Abeer Chowdhary, Anush, Dakshil Sejwal, Divyanshi Agnihotri , Gaurav SP, Maadhav Ahuja, Tijil Jha, Anmol Singh, Ansh Kumar, Daksh, Gulshan Kumar, Kartik Kootiya, Lakshay Nagar, Mohd Ayaan, Paras Kumar, Piyush Ujjainwal, Pratik Rajora, Shushant Rai, Vishal Kumar, Yash Kumar, Yuvraj Sharma, Palak, Lakshit Bakshi, Virain, Kartik Singh. Then the Headmistress, Dr. Anubha Gopal, welcomed everyone with an eloquent prayer.
This was followed by Divyanshi Agnihotri and Tanvi performing the Vandana. The news was read by Aadhyant Jha, Anshuman Rana, Rudrha Rao and Tanish. Sidhant Singh and Mrityunjay Singh shared their thoughts for the day. The poem was recited by Vidushi Sinha. Thereafter, the energy of the stage was taken a notch higher by a group dance performance by Aarna Mittal, Aashita Wadhwa, Ahana Paul Chowdhury, Gayatri Pradhan, Palak and Mishika Rana.
A soulful group song performance along with orchestra was presented by Aarika Aggarwal, Adhyansh Singh, Amyra Jaiswal, Daksh Sharma, Peehu Bansal, Ritika Mahapatra, Shivaansh Sharma, Kiara Adlakha, Prasoon Chhetri, Sparsh Sinha, Swatik Das, Aman, Ankit Mukhiya, Paras Kumar, Yuvraj Sharma, Tanish and Bhavya Basoya.
The vote of thanks was delivered by Hanna, Akshansh and Vandya. The comperes of the programme were Akshansh Bindal, Samhit Nagulapalli, Vandya Jha and Hanna Suhail. The exquisite invitation cards, folders, and board were made by Myra Jaiswal, Tanvi, Hanna Suhail, Gayatri and Mishika Rana. The digital presentation & E-invite was made by Rudraksha Mishra.
23 JULY 2026, THURSDAY
CLASS IX E & IX F
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. BHUMIKA GUPTA & MS. MANSI PURI
HEADMISTRESS: DR. ANUBHA GOPAL
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. PAYAL SACHDEVA, MR. SANCHIT CHAUHAN, MS. TRIPTI KAPOOR, MS. EKTA ARORA
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. SANJUKTA MALLICK
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VEZOLUTION 12.0
Delhi Public School, Faridabad, hosted VEZOLUTION’26 on 17–18 July 2026. The conference featured a range of committees deliberating on significant national and global issues. A delegation of twelve students from Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram participated in the event and delivered an outstanding performance.
The school was adjudged the Best Delegation of the conference. Three students received top individual honours in their respective categories. In the UNSC, Shaaktam (XII L) was awarded the Best Delegate title along with a cash prize of ₹3,000. In the same committee, Samriddhi Bhatia (XII T) won the Best Journalist award, while Reyaa Mody received the Best Caricaturist award. Both were also presented with a cash prize of ₹3,000 each.
Several other delegates were recognised for their commendable performances. Saesha Gulati (X A) in UNSRC, Ishita Verma (X L) in UNCSW, and Laksh Gulati (XI I) in the Development Committee received Honourable Mentions. Naitik Jindal and Medhansh Tanmya Pandya (XI F) earned Special Mentions for their contributions in the InterPol Committee. Additionally, Devina Arora (XI U) and Shah Ibrahim (XII U) received Verbal Mentions for their performances in UNGA and AIPPM, respectively.
The exceptional achievements of the delegation reflect the students’ dedication, critical thinking, and diplomatic acumen, bringing great pride to the school.
Introducing Green Engineering: A Sustainable Pathway for the Future
In an inspiring initiative to broaden students’ perspectives on emerging careers, the College Advisory Team of Delhi Public School RK Puram hosted an engaging session by Soka University, Japan, introducing its innovative Green Technology programme under the Faculty of Science and Engineering on Tuesday, 21 July 2026 from 10:30 AM-11:30 AM in the Blossoms Studio.
The session highlighted the growing need to balance rapid technological advancements with environmental sustainability, reminding students that while Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science continue to shape the future, they also depend heavily on finite natural resources such as water and energy. The interdisciplinary programme combines Green Engineering with Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Data Analysis and Business Law, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to develop sustainable technological solutions for tomorrow’s world.
The interactive session witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and parents, many of whom also expressed interest in exploring the university through the Universities Explore Programme 2026 organised by the College Advisory Team. The event reinforced the importance of empowering students to become not only innovators in technology but also responsible stewards of the environment, ensuring that progress and sustainability go hand in hand.
Cyber Security Awareness Programme
Staying safe in the digital world is as important as staying safe in the physical one and at Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram, this belief is nurtured through a dedicated, ongoing initiative: the Cyber Security Awareness Programme under the visionary leadership of Principal Mr. Anil Kumar, this program is held on the first Wednesday of every month, ensuring that our students remain informed, alert, and responsible digital citizens throughout the year.
The initiative is driven by the school’s Cybex Club, under the dedicated guidance of Club Incharge Ms. Sarika Kaushal, whose continued efforts have made cyber safety education an integral part of school life.
The most recent session, held on 15th July, brought together students across all grade levels through engaging, age-appropriate activities designed to build real-world cyber awareness. Here is a look at how each grade participated:
Spot the Cyber Scam — Grades VI & VII
Young learners turned detectives for the day! Students brought news cutouts featuring fake emails, fraudulent WhatsApp messages, suspicious QR codes, and too-good-to-be-true shopping offers. Using these, they created vibrant collages on chart paper and A3 sheets learning to visually identify the warning signs of common online scams.
Cyber Safety Pledge Tree — Grades VIII & X
Creativity met commitment as students crafted colorful paper leaves for the “Cyber Safety Pledge Tree.” After a guided discussion with their teachers on five essential cyber safety habits, each student inscribed a personal promise onto their leaf planting the seeds of responsible online behavior, one pledge at a time.
Cyber Kindness Hero vs. Cyberbully — Grade IX
Grade IX students explored the powerful contrast between kindness and cruelty online. Through original poster designs, they championed respectful communication, empathy, and positivity in digital spaces while taking a firm stand against trolling and cyberbullying.
Digital Manners Quiz — Grades XI & XII
Our senior students put their knowledge to the test with a fun and interactive quiz covering cyber hygiene, password security, and safe online conduct reinforcing the practical habits every responsible digital citizen needs.
A Culture of Continuous Awareness
Each monthly session is thoughtfully designed to match the understanding and maturity level of every age group, ensuring that cyber safety lessons are not just taught, but truly internalized. Through the consistent efforts of the Cybex Club and the unwavering support of the school leadership, DPS R.K. Puram continues to empower its students to navigate the digital world with confidence, awareness, and integrity.
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VISIT BY IMPERIAL COLLEGE, LONDON
Delhi Public School RK Puram hosted an enriching international university interaction for the students of Class XII on Thursday, 16 July 2026, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Organised by the College Advisory Team, the session brought together representatives from some of the world’s leading institutions, offering students valuable insights into global higher education opportunities.
The highlight of the event was the visit of the Imperial College London, ranked #2 in the world, making the session a truly memorable experience. Students also had the opportunity to interact with the representatives from the University of Nottingham, renowned for its research excellence and vibrant international campuses and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI), globally recognised for its outstanding medical education and innovation.
The interactive session familiarised students with undergraduate programmes, admission requirements, scholarships, career pathways and campus life at these prestigious institutions. A major point of interest was the newly introduced Imperial Scholarship, which generated tremendous enthusiasm among students by presenting exciting possibilities for pursuing world-class education.
The programme reflected DPS R.K. Puram’s continued commitment to providing its students with global exposure and informed career guidance. It inspired the students and made them feel better equipped to make confident decisions about their higher education aspirations.