VISIT TO NATIONAL SCIENCE CENTRE

“Knowledge is experience, everything else is just information” – Albert Einstein

The Science Department organised an educational excursion to the National Science Centre, New Delhi, for the students of Class IX in December 2025. Organised with the guidance and support of the Principal, Mr Anil Kumar and the Vice Principal, Ms Rashmi Malhotra, the visit was planned as a part of the school’s commitment to strengthening experiential learning and to provide students with a platform to observe, explore and engage with scientific concepts beyond the classroom.

During the excursion, students had the opportunity to watch an immersive 3D Jungle Safari film, which offered a vivid and realistic visual experience. The screening enabled them to appreciate the diversity of wildlife, understand ecological relationships and develop a deeper awareness of nature conservation.

The learners also toured several interactive galleries that showcased exhibits on human biology, physics, technology, earth sciences and India’s scientific heritage. These exhibits, designed to encourage curiosity and hands-on learning, allowed students to visualise scientific principles through models, simulations and real-life demonstrations.

As one of India’s premier science museums operating under the National Council of Science Museums, the National Science Centre is renowned for its learner-friendly environment, live demonstrations and engaging educational installations. The visit enabled students to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, strengthened their observational and analytical skills, and nurtured a spirit of scientific inquiry.

The excursion was an enriching academic experience, inspiring students to view science as a dynamic and interconnected field of study.

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RESEARCH ORIENTED INITIATIVES IN NURTURING ACADEMIC CURIOSITY

The Research Club organized an insightful Guest Speaker Programme on Wednesday, 19 November 2025, in the seminar room from 5th to 7th periods. The programme began with the Principal Mr. Anil Kumar welcoming the guest Dr. H. K. Dangi and highlighting the importance of research-oriented initiatives in nurturing academic curiosity among students in his address.

The session featured Dr. H. K. Dangi, a distinguished professor from the Delhi School of Economics, as the keynote speaker. Dr. Dangi began the session by introducing the fundamental concepts of research. To make the ideas more accessible and engaging, he presented a series of illustrative videos that highlighted the basics of research methodology, the importance of critical thinking, and the practical application of research in various fields. These multimedia examples helped the audience grasp complex ideas in a simple and relatable manner.

An interactive session followed, where the student body of the Research Club actively participated by asking questions and discussing research-related challenges. Dr. Dangi provided valuable insights, clarified doubts, and encouraged students to adopt a systematic and curious approach towards research.

The audience consisted exclusively of Research Club members, who benefited greatly from the session. The program was highly appreciated for its informative content and engaging format. Overall, the guest lecture contributed significantly to enhancing research awareness and motivating the students.

The session concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by the Vice Principal               Ms. Rashmi Malhotra. She expressed her gratitude towards Dr. Dangi for sharing his expertise and enriching the students’ understanding of research. She also appreciated the efforts of the Research Club for organizing such a meaningful and educational event, and encouraged students to continue exploring and engaging with research-oriented activities.

PARIKSHA PE CHARCHA 2026 – REG.

CBSE Circular No. Acad-94/2025

The 9th edition of Pariksha Pe Charcha (PPC), the unique interactive programme of the Hon’ble Prime Minister with students, teachers, and parents, is scheduled to be held in January 2026.

To select participants for PPC 2026, an online Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) competition is being organised on the MyGov portal (https://innovateindia1.mygov.in/) from 1 December 2025 to 11 January 2026. Students of Classes 6 to 12, teachers, and parents are eligible to participate. All participants will receive a Participation Certificate.

This competition serves as the platform through which students, teachers, and parents may submit their questions for consideration. Selected questions may be featured in the programme.

RESEARCH ORIENTED INITIATIVES IN NURTURING ACADEMIC CURIOSITY

The Research Club organized an insightful Guest Speaker Programme on Wednesday, 19 November 2025, in the seminar room from 5th to 7th periods. The programme began with the Principal Mr. Anil Kumar welcoming the guest Dr. H. K. Dangi and highlighting the importance of research-oriented initiatives in nurturing academic curiosity among students in his address.

The session featured Dr. H. K. Dangi, a distinguished professor from the Delhi School of Economics, as the keynote speaker. Dr. Dangi began the session by introducing the fundamental concepts of research. To make the ideas more accessible and engaging, he presented a series of illustrative videos that highlighted the basics of research methodology, the importance of critical thinking, and the practical application of research in various fields. These multimedia examples helped the audience grasp complex ideas in a simple and relatable manner.

An interactive session followed, where the student body of the Research Club actively participated by asking questions and discussing research-related challenges. Dr. Dangi provided valuable insights, clarified doubts, and encouraged students to adopt a systematic and curious approach towards research.

The audience consisted exclusively of Research Club members, who benefited greatly from the session. The program was highly appreciated for its informative content and engaging format. Overall, the guest lecture contributed significantly to enhancing research awareness and motivating the students.

The session concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by the Vice Principal               Ms. Rashmi Malhotra. She expressed her gratitude towards Dr. Dangi for sharing his expertise and enriching the students’ understanding of research. She also appreciated the efforts of the Research Club for organizing such a meaningful and educational event, and encouraged students to continue exploring and engaging with research-oriented activities.

IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH, GOOD HYGIENE AND SLEEP

An awareness session on the “Importance of Health, Good Hygiene and Sleep” was conducted in  DPS RK Puram on December 2, 2025, by Dr Pratima Verma. She is a highly renowned, experienced and passionate physician with over 32 years in medical practice. She specialises in the prevention and reversal of Type 2 diabetes, hypertension and obesity and currently practices at Apollo Hospital. The students of Class VI attended the session as the audience and actively listened to the valuable information shared on maintaining a healthy lifestyle and preventing illness through good habits.

Dr Verma explained how regular physical activity, proper hygiene, and sufficient sleep contribute to children’s overall growth and development. The session was highly interactive, with students eagerly asking questions and sharing their everyday routines.

Towards the end of the session, an engaging quiz based on the discussed topics was conducted to assess the students’ understanding. Students participated with full enthusiasm, showcasing excellent participation and interest. Winners were awarded prizes, which motivated and encouraged all students to continue practising healthy habits in their daily lives.

The session concluded on a positive note, leaving the students inspired to adopt a healthier lifestyle and spread awareness among their peers and family members. This programme was organised by Ms Rabia Sharma under the guidance of HOD Biology, Ms Niva Chhonkar.

DPS RK PURAM STUDENTS SHINE AT THE MATHS & SCIENCE EXHIBITION BY DOE

The Directorate of Education, GNCT of Delhi, organises Science Exhibition and other science activities like Science Quiz, Science-Based Poster, Science-toon, along with Science Seminar every year for inculcating scientific temperament and popularisation of science among its students.

This year, the following students won the prizes:

CompetitionParticipantPrize won        Level
Science QuizAarav Sachin Vijan X JAbhay Gautam       IX OMedhansh Pandya   IX NFirst          Zonal
Science Poster:Topic:India’s Future Space StationReyaa Mody X JFirstDistrict
SciencetoonTopic:The Story of Water Vani Menon X MFirstZonal

BIODIVERSITY OF DELHI

DPS R.K. Puram welcomed ambassadors from Project YES – Youth for Environmental Stewardship, an initiative  launched by the Wellspur Foundation and  being implemented by Chintan, an environmental research and action group. The program aims to equip young people with the knowledge, skills, and motivation to advocate for the well being of the planet. It works on a three-pillar approach: creating awareness, building advocacy, and taking meaningful action.

The session organized on December 4’ 2025 was conducted  by Dr Dushyant Kumar, a field biologist. Mr. Avijit Sharma and Ms. Mehak Arora assisted the presentation. Together they guided the audience through a thought-provoking workshop. Dr. Dushyant Kumar threw light on the changing face of Delhi NCRs flora and fauna over the years. He spoke about the impact of loss of biodiversity upon climate, the water cycle, rainfall, ground water levels , soil erosion, landslides etc. Using impactful visuals , relatable examples and a documentary he illustrated the chain reaction that unfolds due to the loss of biodiversity.

He threw light on some common substances used at home and the plants that they were derived from e.g. gum /gond is derived from the Babool tree, the Jamun tree has its uses in treating diabetes etc.He also spoke about the restorative measures that are being carried out, various biodiversity parks that have been made and how they are bringing back the birds and animals that had started dwindling in numbers.He provoked  the  students to reflect on the environmental cost of their daily choices and ponder over the effects of loss of flora and fauna . He asked the students  to dwell on the solutions to the catastrophic, man made decisions that are detrimental to the environment, solutions that are feasible, practical and can be implemented.

The interactive nature of the session kept students engaged. Discussions, queries  and real-life case studies encouraged students to think critically. The session was organized and coordinated by Ms. Niva Chhonkar (HOD), Ms. Reema Khosla and Ms. Kajal Sethi of the Department of Biology.

DPS RK PURAM STUDENTS DEVELOP APNA PRAHARI

DPS RK PURAM STUDENTS DEVELOP APNA PRAHARI: A SMART AQI MONITORING AND LPG LEAKAGE PREVENTION SYSTEM

TEST THE EFFICACY OF INDOOR AIR-PURIFYING PLANTS

Encouraged by the Principal, Mr Anil Kumar, DPS RK Puram Class X students Jap Malhotra & Vani Menon, under the mentorship of Ms Niva Chhonkar, HoD Biology, developed a ‘Apna Prahari’ ‘अपना प्रहरी’: A PORTABLE POLLUTION PROBE to track the air quality (AQI), especially Indoor Air Quality, along with temperature and humidity.

Many people are unaware of the air they breathe every day, whether indoors, be it at home, school, office or outdoors. This project focused on designing a device that can detect air pollution levels in real time, using different types of sensors. It helps people monitor harmful gases and particulate matter, and take steps to protect their health

 Indoor pollution occurs when the air inside homes, offices, schools, or other enclosed spaces becomes polluted. It can cause health issues such as breathing problems, allergies, headaches, and respiratory diseases.LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas), carbon monoxide (CO), and ammonia (NH₃) are significant contributors to indoor air pollution and pose health risks if not managed properly.


The Main Causes are Smoking, Cooking smoke, Chemicals from cleaning products, Poor ventilation, Dust, mould, and pollen. Indoor air pollution contains harmful chemicals that come from everyday activities and building materials.

Common Indoor Chemical Pollutants include:

  1. Carbon Monoxide (CO): Produced by gas stoves, heaters, and tobacco smoke. It prevents oxygen from reaching body tissues.
  2. Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs): Found in paints, cleaning products, air fresheners, and adhesives. They can cause irritation, headaches, or long-term health issues.
  3. Formaldehyde: Present in pressed wood products, furniture, and some fabrics. It can trigger allergies and respiratory problems.
  4. Nitrogen Dioxide (NO₂): Released from gas appliances and combustion. It affects lung function.
  5. Particulate Matter (PM2.5 and PM10): Dust, pollen, mould spores, and fibres that cause breathing problems and allergies.

Incomplete combustion of LPG leads to the release of harmful gases like CO.which is a colourless, odourless, and tasteless gas. It accumulates in closed spaces and is highly toxic.
This project aimed to design a Smart Air Quality Monitoring Device, which detects indoor AQI in real time, alerts users through mobile/PC, and prevents fire damage by sensing LPG leakage and triggering an alarm. The efficacy of indoor air purification using selected plants: Feather Palm, Money Plant, Chlorophytum (Spider Plant), Sansevieria (Snake Plant). It was proven that Indoor plants play a significant role in improving air quality by absorbing harmful gases and increasing oxygen content.

PlantScientific NamePollutant absorbed
Feather PalmDypsis lutescensFormaldehyde, Xylene, Toluene
Money PlantEpipremnum aureumVOCs, benzene, CO,toluene
Spider PlantChlorophytum comosumCarbon monoxide, xylene
Snake PlantSansevieria trifasciataCarbon dioxide & formaldehyde

Assembly VII-E & VII-F (11-12-2025)

TOPIC: “THE PARAMPARA OF STORYTELLING: PASSING WISDOM THROUGH GENERATIONS, LESSONS FROM THE PAST”

TOPIC: Let’s Grow Together

The morning of 11 December 2025 witnessed an inspiring and heart-warming class assembly presented by Classes VII E and VII F on the theme “Let’s Grow Together – The Legacy of DPS R.K. Puram.” The assembly beautifully highlighted the values of friendship, teamwork, compassion, and the spirit of shared learning that form the foundation of DPS R.K. Puram.

The assembly began with a soulful morning prayer sung by Vansh, Mayank, Hirdhyansh, Tusya, Dhruv, Prrayann, Riaan, Sohila, Ishani, Amaira M, Yaira, Eesha, Elina, Aanya, Vihaan, Myra, Aahan, Zainab Abdullah, Myra, Tanishka, Abdul, Amyra, Unnatii, Pavni, Aaradhya, Leonica, Aryan, Mahesh, Harish, Gautam, Rechita, Aatika, Niharika. Then the Vice Principal, Ms Rashmi Malhotra, welcomed everyone with an eloquent prayer.

This was followed by a Theatrical Presentation that included a Skit that highlighted Buddy System in school, Western Dance, News, Thought of the Day, Self-Composed Poems, and a Western Choir. To illustrate the theme, Viaan, Omar, Reyansh, Ayanna, Himanshi, Amogh, Harish, Sayansh, Sohila, Tanishka, Mehr, Yuveer, and Tusya performed a skit showcasing the message of Buddy System, emphasising that students learn best when they care for and support one another.

The energy of the stage was taken a notch higher by the western dance performance by Zainab Ahmed, Yashvi, Tanshi, Tanish, Bishujeet, Miraya, Lavanya, Kavya, Kanishka, Pranya, Radhika, Rashika and Avni. News reading was confidently presented by Abhiraj, Avyaan, Leonica, and Sayansh. Amyra, Ayaansh, Yuven, and Arav shared their thoughts for the day. The self-composed poem was presented by Viaan. Then melodious song highlighting the theme was sung by Ishani, Myra, Amaira M, Aanya, Aaira, Yaira, Elina, Eesha, Sohila, Amyra, Unnatii, Kyra, Leonica, Aaradhya, and Mairaa, which filled the hall with warmth and unity. After the theatrical presentation, a vote of thanks was delivered by Kashvi and Miraya. The comperes of the programme were Shakul, Nivitsa, Kyra, Kiaan, Krishiv, Unnati, Aaira, Shayna, Aanya, Ishani, and Amaira Manchanda.

The exquisite invitation cards, folders and board were made by Elina, Mehr, Ishani, Ruchir, Miraya, Sohila, Tanishka, Vihaan, Avyaan, Nivitsa, Amyra, Unnati, Miraya, Omar, Amyra. The digital presentation & E-invite was made by Ayaansh and Shakul, Kiaan and Arav. Both classes delivered commendable performances and emphasised the values of empathy, teamwork, and continuous learning.

11 DECEMBER 2025, THURSDAY
CLASSES VII E AND VII F
CLASS TEACHERS – MS GAGANDEEP JOLLY AND MS MADHVI ARORA
VICE PRINCIPAL & HEADMISTRESS- MS. RASHMI MALHOTRA & DR. ANUBHA GOPAL
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. MAHIMA GOEL & MS. BHUMIKA SINGH
ACTIVITY IN CHARGE – MS. PREETI PRATIHARI & MS. BHARTI SHUKLA

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Assembly VI-E & VI-F (10-12-2025)

TOPIC: “SANSKRITIK PARAMPARA: HONOURING OUR RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE BY EMBRACING THE TRADITIONAL ARTS AND PRACTICES THAT SHAPE OUR IDENTITY”

The combined assembly presented by Classes VIE and VIF on 10 December 2025 centred on the theme “Service Before Self”, a celebration of the Tradition of Service. Guided by class teachers Ms Rishika Gupta and Ms Vaishali Tiwari, along with class representatives Bhargavi Kumari and Nupoor Sethi, students from both sections worked collaboratively to create a vibrant and meaningful presentation emphasising on the school motto and reiterating the importance of serving others.

The morning prayer by Prisia, Lavanya, Veer, Ahad, Bhupendra, Adhvika, Aarna, Ekansha, Arohi, Shakshi, Ukiah, Evelyn, Chinnam Aanya, Divyansh, Krit Jakhar, Nirvaan Pratap Singh, Nitara Jain, Pranit Soni, Savya Rishabh Kishore, Shaurya Aswal, Tashi Rao and Vansh Makkar began the day on a calm and reverent tone. The auspicious spirit was further rendered through a Ganesh Vandana by Mannat, Mishka, Anjushree, Ayanna, Amaira, Naira Bhutani, Nandani Kumari, Pratishtha Solanki, Saanvi Vij and Vaani Shree.

The play by Vivaan, Sarakshi, Aniket, Niyati, Abhyudaya, Arpita, Sanshray, Saujas, Kaashvi, Gauri Bhasin, Idhika Singhal, Samaira Datta, Shaivya Pundir, Swareena Purohit and Viyaan Sadh depicted the message of the assembly with News and Thoughts rendered by Aanya Khanna, Abeer Jain, Aviraj Choudhary, Ranveer Singh, Shivika, Lavik, Saujas and Ekansh. Amisha presented a self composed poem to reiterate the message.

The assembly concluded on a melodious note by the choir comprising of Shivin, Netanel, Avighn, Dev, Lavanya, Evelyn, Trishitaa, Rudransh, Sanjit, Aarav Bhandari, Aayaansh Jain, Ananyaa Verma, Anyesha Chaudhry, Neelanshi Chandra, Riyanshi Basu, Samar Choudhary, Vansh Kaul and Vivaan Ethan Srivastava.

The invite, folders, board and digital components of the assembly were creatively handled by Mishka, Amaira, Mannat, Abeer Jain, Raghvendra Mathur, Nitara Jain, Nandani Kumari, Divyam Goyal, Aradhaya Goyal, Raghvendra Mathur and Swareena Purohit. The comperes for the event were Neepeeksha, Arpita, Aradhaya Goyal, Divyam Goyal, Radhika Gupta and Raghvendra Mathur.

The entire event was organised under the coordination of assembly in-charges Ms Kaveri and Ms Bharti Shukla, with music arranged by Mr Suman and Mr Sothingam and dance supervised by Mr Ashok. Together, both classes delivered a cohesive, culturally rich and thoughtfully planned assembly that highlighted the school ethos.

10 DECEMBER 2025, WEDNESDAY
CLASSES VI E AND VI F
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. RISHIKA GUPTA AND MS.VAISHALI TIWARI
HEADMISTRESS- DR. ANUBHA GOPAL
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. BHARGAVI BISHT & MS. NUPOOR SETHI
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. KAVERI DHAR & MS. BHARTI SHUKLA

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National Educational eContent Competition (NEeC)

Two educational videos for Secondary Stage learners selected in AICEeCC) 2024-25 organised by NCERT,Central Institute of Educational Technology (CIET)

National Educational eContent Competition (NEeC), an initiative by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) under the aegis of the Ministry of Education, Government of India, to encourage and empower the community of prosumers in education. This competition aims to foster creativity and innovation in developing digital educational resources.It encourages creation of quality digital learning materials (eContent) by students, teachers, and creators, promoting innovation and fulfilling NEP 2020 goals for inclusive education, with submissions judged for various digital formats like videos, games, and immersive experiences. This competition evolved from the older Audio-Video Festival and offers a platform for sharing these resources. 

In All India Children’s Educational eContent Competition (AICEeCC) 2024-25 by NCERT,Central Institute of Educational Technology (CIET), 2 educational Videos for Class X by Ms Niva Chhonkar,Head: Biology were selected.

Video Links:

  1. The joy of growing strawberry at home: Berry interesting Strawberry Story
  1. Parts of a Flower

Assembly IX-K & IX-L (05-12-2025)

TOPIC: “INSPIRING JOURNEYS/ CELEBRATING ACHIEVEMENTS: SHAPING FUTURE LEADERS, NURTURING TALENT AND PASSION, FOSTERING GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE”

TOPIC- THE LEGACY OF DPS RK PURAM- A GLORIOUS JOURNEY OF SUCCESS.

On the afternoon of 5 December 2025, students of classes of IX-K and IX-L presented their class assembly on the topic “The Legacy of DPS RK Puram – A glorious journey towards excellence”. The program began with a prayer- ‘O paalanhare’ by Aarek Arora, Adith Bharihoke, Agastya, Arnav Raheja, Arnav Saxena, Diyati, Harsh Kirtani, Hursh Bajaj, Kanish Gupta, Krishnav Bindal, Krishnav Singh, Meha Singh, Myra Gupta, Riddhika Thakur, Shrishti, Vidaan Kalra, Vihaan Arora, Aaditya Raj Gogia, Aarav Chopra, Aariv Chauhan, Adi Mittal, Ainesh Kumar, Akhsaj Katiyar, Anika Luthra, Anshika, Daksh Rathore, Dia Mittal, Imaad Naiem, Kiara Chowdhary, Kiara Nagpal, Prithvi Maidan, Radha Chowdhary, Rudraksh Malik, Shaarav Vazirani Veda Chawla and Viraaj Mishra. Their collective melodious voices created a positive and calm atmosphere.

As the class assembly began, a gentle murmur of anticipation filled the room—until the first musical notes blossomed in the air. The performance was not just about voices but a harmonious blend of instruments, played by Armav Agarwal, Aarav Gupta, Ehimay Shankar and Ranveer Abbott. This was followed by a graceful Shiv Vandana presented by Jivisha Jain and Aanya Garg, invoking blessings and spreading a sense of devotion among the audience. The stage was ably anchored by the poised comperes – Riyan Goyal, Aadya Sharma, Veeraaj Ghambhir, Aanya Ananad, Mishka Aggarwal and Aarjav Jain. They maintained an engaging and coherent flow throughout the programme.

After the Vandana, Kanav Manocha, Shaurya Bhatt, Aaditya Raj Gogia and Yati Sharma presented the news headlines, keeping everyone informed about the happenings of the world. This was followed by a thought for the day presented in Sanskrit and English by Lakshya Kaul and Ehimay Shankar, respectively, which inspired everyone to start the day with a positive mindset. The cultural segment included a meaningful skit conveying the values and traditions that the school continues to uphold. The skit was performed by Aanya Anand, Aarjav Jain, Mishka Aggarwal, Hardik Vohra, Ishita Verma, Kiara Bhandari, Rishi Sabharwal, Shauryavir Singh Alag, Aadya Sharma, Aarika Sankhla, Apeksha Gupta, Arnav Raheja, Arshi Jain, Dhriti Mehta, Diyati Aggarwal, Gaurika Sharma, Hursh Bajaj, Inaya Ali Jan, Lakshya Kaul, Myra Gupta, Riddhika Thakur, Samaira Chauhan, Shaurya Uppal and Veeraaj Ghambhir. A Spanish poem was presented by Dhriti Mehta and Veeraaj Ghambhir, which was further explained by Arshi Jain and Lakshya Kaul.

The assembly was further enriched by a melodious choir performance. Aadya Malhotra, Anshika, Ishika, Ishita Verma, Kiara Bhandari, Kiara Chowdhary, Kiara Nagpal, Myrah, Aariv, Aarav Chopra, Mishka Aggarwal, Veda Chawla, Aadya Sharma, Aanya Chandra, Aaradhya Malik, Arshi Jain, Diyati Aggarwal, Inaya Ali Jan, Lakshya Kaul, Meha Singh, Riddhika Thakur, Vidaan Kalra and Veeraaj Ghambhir showcased teamwork and musical harmony. Adding vibrant energy to the program, Aanya Garg, Jivisha Jain, Kianna Grover, Kavya Dayal, Lakshiv Jhorar, Reet, Shanaya Gupta, Viraaj Verma and Adith Bharihoke (Cartwheel) performed an energetic Bhangra dance, which was highly appreciated by everyone present.

The assembly was transformed into an enchanting musical experience when Lakshya Kaul and Veda Chawla took the stage to present a classical raga performance that held the audience in rapt attention. The assembly concluded with a heartfelt Hindi poem, beautifully recited by Lakshya Kaul and Kiara Bhandari. Overall, the class assembly was informative, inspiring, and entertaining. It reflected the confidence, creativity, and collaborative spirit of the students, making it a memorable and successful event.

5 DECEMBER 2025, FRIDAY
CLASSES IX K AND IX L
CLASS TEACHERS – MS MANSI KALRA AND MS SWATI UPPAL
HEADMISTRESS- MS RASHMI MALHOTRA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. PAYAL ARORA, MR. SANCHIT CHAUHAN & MS. TRIPTI KAPOOR
ACTIVITY IN CHARGE – MS KAVERI DHAR

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