Assembly XI-A & XI-B (24-10-2024)

TOPIC: “A SMILE IS THE BEGINNING OF HAPPINESS”

On Thursday, 24th of October 2024, the students of classes XI-A and XI-B presented their class assembly on the topic – “A smile is the beginning of happiness”. Smiling not only lifts our mood but also brightens someone else’s day. Whether it’s with a friend, a teacher, or even a stranger, a simple smile can make the world a happier place.

The assembly commenced with a melodious prayer “Ye mat kaho khuda se” sung by Reeti, Aanya Ahuja, Anshika Singh, Arhaan, Nihaarika, Tanishqa, Bhoomi, Palak, Sonam, Gargi, Hritika, Pari, Afreen, Shivam, Aditya and Inayat. This was followed by a Shakti Vandana performance by Shradha, Poorvi, Jahnvi, Ipsita and Vaanika.The news was then presented by Riddhima, Lisa, Ishaan and Aariz. The thought for the day by Gargi and Fiona. Next, was a self composed poem by Niharika.

Words have the power to enlighten the soul, transform lives, open great minds and enthuse ethics which would last a lifetime. Using a nukkad natak a message was conveyed which was performed by Gaurisha, Chinmayi, Binish, Sarvika, Rajveer, Aditya, Madhav, Shivam and Arshia. 

Music gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to imagination and life to everything. Music is energy. So to enthrall with the beauty of music, a song was presented. Song was sung by Hritika, Pari, Afreen, Shivam, Aditya, Reeti, Aarna, Aamini, Aanya Ahuja, Anshika Singh, Nihaarika, Tanishqa, Palak, Gargi, Bhoomi, with Rajveer on drums, Ipsita on guitar and Anaya on keyboard. Assembly was further energized by a contemporary dance performance from Tapasya, Triambika, Anshika Rashmi, Ananya Shrivastav, Namayra, Anya Gautam, Vaanika, Ipsita, Shradha, Poorvi, Jahnvi, Ashwika and Katyayani.

To end the assembly on a high positive note, a song was sung by Inayat Kaur Bajaj. The comperes were Aarna, Divya, Shaurya, Vinayak and Pranjal. The soft board, invitations, and folders were made by Palak, Gargi, Sibani, Ritisha, Tundup, Sarvika and Anshika Ranjan. The digital presentation and e-invite was made by Shaurya Gupta, Sibani Minocha and Tanishqa respectively.

24 OCTOBER 2024, THURSDAY
CLASS XIA AND XIB
CLASS TEACHER – MS VISHAKHA GOSWAMI & DR. AMRITA CHAKRABORTY
VICE PRINCIPAL – MR ANIL KUMAR KATHURIA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – DR HIMANSHU BEDI
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS PREETI PRATIHARI

Assembly XI-E & XI-F (23-10-2024)

TOPIC: HISTORY THEIRS, WHOSE LANGUAGE IS THE SUN

On Wednesday, the 23 October 2024, the students of class XI-E and F presented their class assembly on the topic “History theirs, whose language is the sun” where they brought out the importance of taking up challenges and not giving up till the end.

The assembly commenced with a reverent prayer “Teri Hai Zameen” performed by Aayush, Ritwik, Nachiket, Samanyu, Aryan, Bhawik , Ashwin Sushant and Mayank. A skit was presented by Taarushi, Samika, Adhiraj,Abeer, Yashit, Reeshan, Adhya and Akshat.

The thought, news, vandana, song and dance were interwoven in the skit. The latest news updates were reported to the audience by Arjun, Ashwin, Naisha and Sushant. A graceful vandana invoking Lord Ganesha was presented by Shivangi and Priya. Insightful thoughts were presented by Aadya, Puranjay and Ananya. This was followed by three thoughtful self composed poems by Amandeep, Aryan and Nikita. A soulful musical presentation with orchestra and the song was put up by Aryaman(drums) with Aadi, Shaurya, Lakshay, Ananya, Suhani, Tijil, Rayhan, Abhiveer on the guitar, Vanya on the Keyboard and Sharanya, Aashna, Aidaan, Nikita , Rupal, Arshiya, Tarushi and Ashika as the vocalists.

An energetic dance performance was put up by Aryaveer, Aditya, Aadi, Rayhaan, Gaurang, Gurupriya, Samridhi, Nandini, Ekanksha, Sohi, Prarthana, Vidhi and Saahir. The Digital presentation was put together and presented by Adhiraj, Ishika, Manya, Arjun and Shaurya Pratap. The show melodiously came to an end with the playing of the School Anthem, followed by the National Anthem.

23 OCTOBER 2024, WEDNESDAY
CLASS XI E AND XI F
CLASS TEACHER – MS RITU KUMAR & MS SHALINI HARISUKH
VICE PRINCIPAL – MR ANIL KUMAR KATHURIA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS KUSUM YADAV
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS KAVERI DHAR

FRENCH EXCHANGE PROGRAMME 2024

French Exchange Programme was held from 17 October 2024 to 23 October 2024. DPS R.K. Puram collaborated with Lycée St. Ambroise in Chambery, France. The exchange program was started in 2007. The sixth exchange programme with Lycée St. Ambroise, Chambery, is underway.

Eighteen French students accompanied by two teachers, Mr Pierre Guillot and Ms Muriel Bouvier, visited our school. The French students stayed with their Indian counterparts in Classes X and XI . They were delighted to be here during the festive period and learnt about Indian customs and traditions. The French students interacted with the Vice Principals and Headmistress upon their arrival at school. They were given a short tour of the school. They visited Akshardham Temple, Lodhi Garden, Humayun’s tomb, Rashtrapati Bhawan, Rashtrapati Bhawan Museum and India Gate during their stay. Some host families even took their French counterparts on outstation trips to Amritsar, Chandigarh, and Nainital. 

On the last day, the school hosted a cultural evening and a farewell dinner for the visiting delegation and the host families. The exchange was not just a visit but a rich cultural learning experience for students of both countries. It gave our students a unique opportunity to interact with native French speakers and showcase our traditions and cultures to them. 

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Assembly XI-M (22-10-2024)

TOPIC: VICTORY OF GOOD OVER EVIL

The morning assembly conducted by class XI-M in this month of celebrations had the timeless theme of Victory of Good Over Evil.

The Class assembly began with a beautiful morning prayer by Divit, Arihant, Aryavir, Ashad, Hrishikesh, Loveleen, Rushil, Aryaman, Shivam, Arshad, Arihant, Rajvansh, Swadha, Mahi, Bhavya, Rudra, Neil, Stavya, Nishant, Aryaveer, Sahil, Abhigyan and Gaurav. This was followed by the rendition of a beautiful shloka by Hrishikesh with its interpretation presented by Bhavya and Ashad. A mesmerizing western classical violin by Shailly enthralled the audience. The Thought of the Day was presented by Rushil and Shivam. News headlines were provided by Adit, Nishant, Shrivatsa and Mahi. This was followed by an awe-inspiring performance of the Orchestra (Western Instrumental) by Sanyam, Hrishikesh and Shailly. In keeping with the theme of the Victory of Good Over Evil, the next performance was the dance of warriors by Arihant, Aryavir, Gaurav, Sanyam, Ashad and Rudra. Taking inspiration from the iconic Rashmirathi and another poem Ram-Ravaan Yudh, a play was performed by Arihant, Aryavir, Aryaman, Hrishikesh, Gaurav Sanyam, Nishant and Rudra. The Comperes were Swadha, Samaira, Vritti and Divit.

The Digital presentation was made by Vritti, Rakshit, Arya and Rajvansh. The E-invite was made by Arya and Rajvansh. The Cards and Folders were designed by Swadha, Samaira, Shailly, Ashad, and Aymaan, Srivatsa and Arnav Goel. The board was designed by Sarthak, Ashad, Arnav Sinha, Hrishikesh and Shailly.

22 OCTOBER 2024, TUESDAY
CLASS XI M
CLASS TEACHER – MS JAYA BHARTI
VICE PRINCIPAL – MR ANIL KUMAR KATHURIA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MR HIMANSHU BEDI
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS KAVERI DHAR

Office Order

Delhi Public School R.K Puram, East of Kailash and Vasant Vihar will remain closed on Thursday, 17 October, 2024 on account of ‘Maharishi Valmiki’s Birthday’

Assembly XI-S (10-10-2024)

TOPIC: “MENTAL HEALTH IS NOT A DESTINATION, BUT A PROCESS. IT’S ABOUT HOW YOU DRIVE, NOT WHERE YOU’RE GOING.” – NOAM SPANCER.”

On Thursday, the 10th of October 2024, celebrated as The World Mental Health Day, the students of class XI-S presented their class assembly on the topic “Mental Health Matters” where they encouraged the concept of being kind to one’s mind and to empower individuals to take charge of their mental health, showing that there is help, hope, and ways to cope with challenges.

The assembly commenced with a reverent prayer “Itni Shakti hame dena daata” performed by Maahira, Harshit, Peyuli, Eshita, Vanshika, Kritika, Krishiv, Shaurya, Misha, Supriya, Manas, Daksh, Abhijit, Aashni, and Shreya. The Prayer was facilitated by the tune of the Sitar which was played by Yasha. A graceful invocation dance was presented by Gayatri.

The latest news updates were reported to the audience by Harshit, Avishi, Anchana and Supriya. An insightful thought for the day was recited by Ayang. This was followed by two vivid and thoughtful self composed poems by Diya and Peyuli. A rhythmic western choir was presented by Shambhavi, Aahana, Chhavi, Aashni, Shreya, A.Devina, Anchana, Ayang, Muskan, Bhoomi, Diya and Avishi. The choir was accompanied by Suhani and Daksh (Guitar) and by Yasha (Keyboard). An eloquent discourse was presented by A. Devina and Bhoomi to encourage a sense of positive mental health among the audience

This was followed by a dynamic and energetic dance performance by Manas, Maahira, Eshita, Khushi, Supriya and Misha on the song “High Hopes”. The folders, invitation cards and boards were beautifully crafted by Muskan, Avishi, Vanshika, and Ananya. E – Invites for the class assembly were prepared by Nyra. The Digital presentation was put together and presented by Daksh and Suhani. The show melodiously came to an end with the playing of the School Anthem, followed by the National Anthem. The Class assembly of XI-S perfectly encapsulated the essence of Mental Health, as it left an everlasting impact in the hearts of all who were present.

10 OCTOBER 2024, THURSDAY
CLASS XI S
CLASS TEACHER – MS PRIYAM SHARMA
VICE PRINCIPAL – MR ANIL KUMAR KATHURIA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS ABHA CHONA
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS PREETI PRATIHARI

Assembly IX-K & IX-L (09-10-2024)

TOPIC: “LIGHT ALWAYS CONQUERS DARKNESS”

In the journey of life, light always conquers darkness, a theme beautifully showcased by Classes IX-K and IX-L in their assembly. The program began with a heartfelt morning prayer led by Lamiya, Anaisha Khanna, Avika Agrawal, Sayansh Khurana, Riya Tayal, Bhavya Bankuray, Manya Gupta, Anahita Awasthi, Yudhveer Singh, Tanvi Singh, Shambhavi Bakshi, Elysia, Shrishti Tewathia, Aarav Verma, Aatreyi Singh, Aayu Tyagi, Arhan Gupta, Arundhati Pradhan, Atharv Vaish, Divij Jain, Yashraj Kumar, Ishita Sati, Shivaya Matta, Navya Taneja, and Showaiz Noor Ahmad. Aarav Pahwa, Tanvi Singh, Adya Gupta, and Samarth Dhami then shared an inspiring thought for the day.

The shloka was gracefully recited by Agnimitra Mujherjee, invoking a spiritual aura to the gathering. The news segment was presented by Shrishti Tewathia, Sparsh Vats, Hamza Rashid, and Yashraj Kumar, keeping the audience updated on current events. A delightful choir performance followed, with Shambhavi Bakshi, Riya Tayal, Lamiya, Tanvi Singh, Manya Gupta, Anahita Awasthi, Bhavya Bankuray, Aarav Verma, Aatreyi Singh, Arhan Gupta, Arundhati Pradhan, Arya Chatrath, Aryan Arora, Atharv Vaish, Aviral Goyal, Devyaangi Lal, Dhanaisha Dhawan, Ishita Sati, Mayansh Khurana, Niharika Singh, Reanna Batra, Sanvi Sharma, Shivaya Matta, and Vansh Nagpal captivating the audience with their melodious voices.

The Western instrumental performance by Kyraan Katyal, Ravi Kumar, Nikhil Mahla, Rayirth Jaiswal, Anaisha Khanna, Jaanya Jain, Siddharth Keshav Sikka, Vansh Nagpal, Aviral Goyal and Niharika Singh added a vibrant musical touch to the assembly. Kyraan Katyal, Sanshray Jain, Anaisha Khanna, Elysia, Avika Agrawal, Arjun Kanwar, and Siddhant Dubey mesmerized everyone with an enchanting Indian instrumental performance. Khushi Rastogi, Hunar Kaur Bawa and Adhiraj Jain recited a self-composed poem, adding a personal touch to the event.

The highlight of the assembly was a skit performed by Manya Gupta, Shasreek Kayal, Sanshray Jain, Ravi Kumar, Kyraan Katyal, Riya Tayal, Aanya Yadav, Aarsheya Shekhar, Naitik Yadav, Reanna Batra, Reyansh Jain, and Shivanjali Basra, emphasizing the triumph of light over darkness through kindness and compassion. A group dance by Avika Agrawal, Elysia, Hunar Kaur Bawa, Disha Bisht, Aayu Tyagi and Shivaya Matta further elevated the spirit of the program.

The event was seamlessly managed by comperes Jaanya Jain, Atharv Goyal, Aakriti Dewangan, and Siddhant Dubey, while Yashraj Kumar and Yuvaan Mangla handled the digital presentation and E-invite, ensuring a smooth flow of the assembly. The creative team behind the invites included Advita Narula, Shrisha Tripathy, Kavish Anand, Rasmika Nath, and Anahira Malhotra. Special credit goes to the board decoration team, which included Rachit Gambhir, Aarav Pahwa, Bhavya Bankuray, Aryan Sahni, Advita Narula, Sharanya Pandey, Shrisha Tripathy, Dhanaisha Dhawan, and Devyaangi Lal, for their beautiful and meaningful visuals that complemented the assembly’s theme. The props were made by Reanna Batra and Aatreyi Singh. Folders were made by Sanvi Sharma and Aatreyi Singh.

The assembly concluded with the powerful message that no matter how dark the world may seem, light always prevails.

09 OCTOBER 2024, WEDNESDAY
CLASSES IX K AND IX L
CLASS TEACHERS – MS DEEKSHA GUPTA & MS DEEPIKA SINGH
HEADMISTRESS- MS RASHMI MALHOTRA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS PAYAL SACHDEVA
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS PREETI PRATIHARI

GSP On CYBER SECURITY

On 9th October 2024, DPS R.K. Puram hosted a Guest Speaker Programme (GSP) on Cyber Security to celebrate Cyber Jaagrookta Diwas, which is observed on the first Wednesday of every month. Organized in collaboration with the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), the session aimed at raising awareness about cybercrime and promoting digital safety. Given the vulnerability of students to cybercrimes due to their access to advanced technology and lack of awareness, such initiatives play a crucial role in fostering a safer online environment.

The session featured two esteemed guest speakers:

  1. Ms. Nisha Pandey, a Professional Ecosystem Developer at I4C, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India. Ms. Pandey plays a key role in developing comprehensive strategies to neutralize cyber threats, working alongside various stakeholders to protect the digital environment.
  2. Dr. Khushboo Bussi, a PhD in Cryptographic Hash Functions: Design & Analysis from the University of Delhi (2020). Dr. Bussi is currently a Technical Project Leader in the Information Security, Education, and Awareness (ISEA) project, contributing to the advancement of cybersecurity education in India.

The programme was attended by all sections of Class XI. They provided an interactive platform for students to learn about the importance of cybersecurity, the types of threats they may encounter online, and the role of individuals and institutions in maintaining digital safety. The speakers shared invaluable insights on how to stay safe in the digital age and discussed real-life scenarios to highlight the growing need for awareness.

The felicitation of the esteemed guests was conducted by Mr. Naresh Miglani and Mr. Mukesh Kumar, who expressed their gratitude and appreciation for the speakers’ invaluable contributions.

The programme was organized by Ms. Sarika Kaushal, Incharge of the Cyber Security Club of the school, and Ms. Kanika Madan, the School Counselor. Their efforts ensured a smooth and informative session that left the students better equipped to handle the challenges of the digital world.

This interactive and enlightening session provided students with a deeper understanding of cyber threats and the necessary precautions they need to take to navigate the digital world safely.

Assembly XI-C & XI-D (08-10-2024)

TOPIC: “THERE IS NO HERO WITHOUT HER”

Women are often the unsung heroes, working tirelessly behind the scenes to make a difference. From being the upholding pillars behind a hero, to being one; one can certainly agree that there can be no heroism without her.

With reference to the theme “There is no hero without her”, classes XI-C and XI-D proudly presented an assembly, beginning with the morning prayer “Ye Mat Kaho Khuda Se”, sung by Kaavya Pal Verma, Ananya Sagar, Aanya Sharma, Shaurya Kumar, Akshay Ramakrishnan, Moksh Yadav, Bhumika Mehta, Hridaya Bhatiani, Nayantara Kiran Iyer and Khushi Chugh. Portraying serenity and sanctity, the dancers, Sara Lohani, Krita Mozumdar, Yashika, Anushka Sengupta and Anika Goel encapsulated the essence of Devi Stuti. Bringing everyone up to date with the news were reporters Aryan Munjal, Aumyash Singh, Aditya Saw, and Kenisha Singh.

Making one on one connections with the heart, reciting a poem were Aanya Sharma andAiza Nazir. Following a thought provoking discussion by Ami Arora, Nikhil Mehra, Arth Khanna, Aditya Saw, Taanya Narang, Sriyah Arora and Shraddha Abirami made a strong statement in favour of women being crucial aspects of life. With the festival season coming around, the dancers Anika Goel, Yashika, Sara Lohani, Krita Mozumdar, Fardeen Khan, Subham Panigrahi, H.Satyananda, Swapnil, Akshat Arnav, Andaleeb Singh, Kayaan Daimaa, Anushka Sengupta and Rajvir Ajmani lit the stage on an entrancing fire with their dandiya performances. An exceptional display of talent and women empowerment was put forward with engaging songs “Scars To Your Beautiful” and “Fireworks” sung by Ananya Sagar, Gauri, Lalsawmkima Langel, H.Satyananda, Swapnil, Fardeen, Shubham, Aditya Saw, Andaleeb Singh, Hridaya Bhatiani, Kanika Arora, Megavarshini U and Procheta Chaudhuri with Lalsawmkima Langel and Ami at the instruments. 

The series of acts occurred flawlessly with the entire presentation brought forth by anchors Abhigyan Jhunjhunwala, Gauri Sohal, Nikita Mahajan, Swastick Chanda, Rida Khan, Procheta Chaudhuri and Parkhi Singh; along with the digital presentation created by Nikhil Mehra and Reva Chopra. The E-Card was made by Swapnil Suraj and Reva Chopra. The entire event came together with artworks, invitation card and soft board created by Veipunai Yonah, Prisha Goel,Kashika Mehra and Puna Ummi. The folder was created by H. Satyananda, Swapnil Suraj, Akshat Arnav, Lalsawmkima Langel and Kashika Mehra. 

To bring the assembly to an end, encouraging and stimulating words were addressed by Mr Naresh Kumar Miglani & Mr Anil Kumar Kathuria. Honoring our fine institution, the school anthem was recited, followed by the National anthem.

08 OCTOBER 2024, TUESDAY
CLASSES XI C AND XI D
CLASS TEACHERS – MS TARUNA KAPOOR & MS SURUCHI BHARDWAJ
VICE PRINCIPAL – MR ANIL KUMAR KATHURIA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MR HIMANSHU BEDI
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS KAVERI DHAR

GOLD IN ALL INDIA IPSC SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP 2024

ALL INDIA IPSC SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP 2024_(UNDER 11/14/17/19 BOYS AND GIRLS) 
All India IPSC Skating Boys and Girls championship 2024 was held at The Emerald Heights International School , Indore from 3rd October to 5th October 2024-25 and *Aditri Shree Dwivedi of class X won  500m- Gold ,1000- Gold 1 Lap in U-19 , Girls inline catagory and *Avani Shandiliya won 500m – Gold 1000m – Gold 1 Lap in U17 inline category & Yuvaan Gupta won U-11 Quads 500m – Gold & 1000m – Gold

Gandhi Jayanti Celebration 2024

The celebration of Gandhi Jayanti, commemorating the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, was held with great enthusiasm and respect  on October 2nd, 2024. The day was marked with a series of events that honored the principles of non-violence, truth, and simplicity, which Mahatma Gandhi advocated throughout his life

  1. Celebration of Shramdaan at CTU
  2. Felicitation of Safai Mitras/ sanitation workers & presentation of benefits
  3. Felicitation of best performers of SHS 2024 

The Vice Principals Mr Anil Kathuria, Mr Mukesh Kumar,Teachers and students participated in the Cleanliness Drive.The Vice Principals interacted with the Housekeeping Staff and laid stress on the cleanliness inside and outside the school campus.Gandhi ji’s favorite bhajans “Vaishnav Jan” and ‘Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram’ were presented. Later Cleanliness drive was started from the School Reception to outside the school

  1. Celebrating (CTU) Cleanliness Target Units involved recognizing the achievement of specific locations or communities that have met or surpassed cleanliness standards as part of a larger sanitation initiative. Area outside the gate  identified as CTU was decorated with Standy,Selfie Point, buntings and boards. A short session by Dr Deepak Ghuliani,Surgeon , Maulana Azad Hospital was organized where he laid stress on the importance of hygiene,deworming, hand-washing was highlighted. Dr Ghuliani also created awareness regarding washing vegetables & fruits, common water & food diseases.
  1. Felicitation of Safai Mitras/ sanitation workers & presentation of benefits:

Sanitation Kits were distributed to all the Safai Mitras & Guards Special felicitation was done of the Safai Mitras with Thermos Flask and Casseroles. Supervisors were also felicitated.Refreshments were distributed.

  1. Felicitation of best performers of SHS 2024

Teachers who contributed in making the ‘Swachhta hi Sewa’ Campaign successful were awarded ‘best performers of SHS 2024’.Special certificates were given.

The programme was coordinated by Ms Niva Chhonkar, Hod-Biology & Ms Vandana Chandhoke, Hod- Political Science.

Outspoken ’24

It’s better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it.  -Joseph Joubert

Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram hosted its annual inter-school debating competition Outspoken on 28 and 29 September 2024. The event observed enthusiastic participation of students from 11 schools across Delhi NCR.

The students participated in two preliminary rounds – the Conventional Debate and the Turncoat Debate. Further, the top eight schools with the maximum cumulative points advanced to the elimination round. This round consisted of a parliamentary style debate, occurring in three parts – quarters, semis and finals. The debates were presided over by prestigious panels of judges from Pratarka, an educational organisation that trains students in academic and extra-academic curricula. The Conventional Debate was judged by Mr. Aayush Bermola, Mr. Ayush Verma and Ms. Jiya. The Turncoat Debate included Ms. Aliza, Ms. Gauri and Ms. Ananya as judges. Finally, the judges for the Asian Parliamentary Debate were Mr. Prachurjya Phukan (Co-founder, Pratarka Education), Mr. Aayush Bermola, Ms. Aliza, Mr. Abel Koshy, Mr. Ayush Verma, Ms. Jiya, Ms. Ananya, Ms. Gauri, Mr. M Navakanth, Mr. Nitin Singh Rana, Ms. Aneesha Ahuja, Mr. Anmol Sharma.

In the Conventional Debate, students were to present their views on a myriad of issues. They were given two days to prepare, having to prepare for both the stances, for as well as against the motion.

Meanwhile for the Turncoat Debate, the debaters were assigned their topics just three minutes before it began. They were given 2 minutes to speak, and had to switch their stance halfway through. 

The two schools that made it to the finals were The Heritage School, Rohini and Bluebells School International. The final deliberation that decided the winners was on the motion ‘This house regrets the social preference for positivity’. As the event came to a close, the judges were felicitated with Adjudication Certificates.

Applause resounded throughout the hall as winners were awarded their trophies, certificates and prizes.

The award for the Best Speaker in Conventional Format was taken by Sri Venkateshwar International School. The Best Speaker in the Turncoat category was won by Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram, and the trophy was given to the First Runners Up, Vasant Valley School. Bluebells School International emerged as the overall winner as well as won the Best Speaker in Asian Parliamentary Format.

Overall Prizes
PositionSchool
FirstBluebells School International 
SecondThe Heritage School, Rohini 
ThirdSri Venkateshwar International School
Best Speakers in Each Category
EventSchoolName of Speaker
ConventionalSri Venkateshwara International School Kyra Nanda
Turncoat Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram, Vasant Valley SchoolAanya Yaduvanshi, Ashvin Mathew Joseph 
Asian ParliamentaryBluebells School InternationalPreksha Jain