SEMINAR ON NOISE POLLUTION

A seminar was organised on noise pollution at Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram on 21st December 2022 for classes VIII-A to VIII-G. Dr Shalabh Sharma, a senior ENT consultant at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi, was invited as the guest speaker for the event. 

This seminar was held as a part of the environment club awareness initiative, based on the suggested monthly activities by the Directorate of Education (DoE). The program was held under the able guidance of the principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan and Ms Vinita Gupta, the headmistress of classes VI-VIII. 

The session commenced with a warm welcome of the guest speaker. Dr Sharma started the session by explaining the meaning of ‘noise’ and the harmful range of sound. He touched on the sources and effects of noise pollution on humans and the environment respectively. This was followed by an interactive session with the students about the behavioural changes that can be adopted by human beings to prevent noise pollution. He also held a brief interactive quiz and Q&A session towards the end. 

The seminar culminated with Ms Vinita Gupta acknowledging the speaker for the highly informative session, the environment club in charge Ms Neelam Ajwani and the activity in charge Ms Deeksha Gupta, for the success of the event. 

The event was a great success as the students not only gained new knowledge about the topic but also wanted to explore and teach behavioural changes to curb noise pollution for the betterment of society.

ROBOKNIGHTS WIN ROBO SOCCER EVENT OF ACON 1.0

Karun Sharma(9F), Shaurya Markanda(9M),  and Yuvraj Matta(9E) all members of the “Roboknights” club, participated and won the first position in the “Robosoccer” event of “ACON1.0” organised by D.A.V. Public School, Sec-14 Gurugram on 20 December 2022.

Assembly XI-R & XI-S (22-12-2022)

Topic : “THE SPIRIT OF GIVING AND FORGIVING”

The aim of the morning assembly was that the spirit of forgiving goes hand in hand with giving. A burden carried by anyone alone will ultimately crush them. Not just materialistic things but a kind word or friendly smile is all that is needed to brighten one’s day. Forgiveness is a gift, given from the heart and giving is a joy twice experienced; by the receiver and the giver.

The assembly commenced with the melodious morning prayer “Mera man mandir mein data” sung by Khushi, Anish, Aditya, Aarav, Aaryan, Ranveer Gulati, Samarth Bishnoi, Faizah, Jasraj, Ridhika, Samedh, Aanya, Sanvi, Adya, Gurmani, Aradhya, Anshika, Jyoti, Sanya and Tanvi with Ishan on the tabla, and Ranveer Shukla, and Brian on the guitar. This was followed by the shloka recitation by Khushi and Adya and the graceful invocational dance by Nehaara, Tanvi, Vanshika, Manya and Simran. Next, to enlighten the gathering, came the thought of the day spoken by Bharat, Mohit, Pratham and Tejaswini. The news updates were given next, professionally said by Shikhar, Samarth Bishnoi, Koustubh and Pranjal. 

The talented instrumentalists gave an invigorating performance next with Brian, Ranveer Shukla and Jasraj on the guitar, Pranav on the keyboard, Ishan on the drums and Shefali on the ukulele. Going ahead with the programme, the choir was mellifluously sung in complete harmony by Khushi, Faizah, Aditya, Aarav, Lubhani, Ranveer Gulati, Ridhika, Samarth Bishnoi, Sonya, Aanya, Mannat, Adya, Raghav, Raya, Jasnoor, Parnika, Gurmani, Aradhya, Gayatri, Advit and Ayesha with Ishan on the djembe and Brian and Ranveer Shukla on the guitar. Samarth Mehta dressed up as Santa Claus during the choir. After this came the poetry recitation, spoken beautifully by Anushka, Ayushi, Parnika and Leshya. The speech was eloquently given by Tanvi, Tanush, Ishan, Jasnoor, Gurmani and Eshani, capturing the essence of the topic ultimately. The assembly ended with a vibrant western dance performance by Anusha, Lavanya, Aditya, Aarav, Lubhani, Reneka, Diya, Anika and Manya. 

Compering was by Yughwir, Khushi, Ranveer Shukla, Nehaara, Akshita, Aanya, Aradhya, Apoorva, Vanya Pal and Raya. Cards, folders and board was made magnificently by Nehaara, Jasraj, Aaryan, Audarya, Tanvi, Khushi, Sonya, Kashvi, Ranveer Gulati, Seerat, Kunal, Ayushi, Shefali, Anika, Leshya and Vanshika. Audarya, Jesiya and Vanya Sharma made the digital presentation. Jesiya and Audarya also made the e-invites. Technical support was provided by Audarya and Vanya Sharma.

22 DECEMBER 2022, THURSDAY
CLASSES XI-R and XI-S
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. PRIYA OBHRAI and MS. SHALINI MONGA 
VICE PRINCIPAL- MR. MUKESH KUMAR and MR. ANIL KATHURIA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. SHALINI HARISUKH and MS. RITU KUMAR
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. ABHA CHONA

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IT Symposium Code 2k22

IT Symposium Code 2k22 was organised by Apeejay School Noida on 27-28 December 2022. The individual results are as follows:
Group Discussion – First – Arush Dua – 9A

Code++ [Competitive Programming] – Second

  • Dhananjay Bhattacharya – 11H
  • Nabhay Khanna – 9M

Video Editing – Third

  • Mohit Gupta – 11R

AI/ML – Second

  • Aniruddha Gupta – 6H

BlenDesign – Third

  • Zonish Siddiqui – 9M

Gaming – Third

  • Krrish Aggarwal – 11O
  • Rushil Pawaria – 11G

GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAMME – GREEN SCHOOL INITIATIVE ON AIR POLLUTION

A Guest Speaker Programme on Air Pollution and its hazards was organised in Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram on Tuesday, 29 November 2022 for the students of Classes VII and VIII. The Guest Speakers for the programme were Dr Randeep Guleria, a renowned Pulmonologist and the former Director of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi and Professor Vartika Mathur, the Head of the Department of Zoology, Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi. 

The programme was organised under the able guidance of the Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan and with the support of the Headmistress, Ms Vinita Gupta, Headmistress, Classes VI-VIII. It was a part of the Green School Initiative, a flagship program in association with Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi and AIIMS, New Delhi.

The programme commenced by introducing the eminent guests to the audience followed by their felicitation by the Principal. Then the Principal addressed the gathering and spoke about how the school was honoured to have Dr Randeep Guleria and Professor Vartika Mathur as the guest speakers for the event. The Principal’s address was followed by an address by Professor Vartika Mathur, who elaborated about the Green School Programme which started in 2016 and how it has been instrumental in spreading environmental awareness to more than 37,000 school students. 

Thereafter, Dr Randeep Guleria addressed and sensitised the students on air pollution and its health hazards since air pollution is one of the most worrying concerns that has been plaguing the environment for a long time, especially in our city. Dr Guleria spoke about the various important terms associated with air pollution and elaborated on its causes and effects with the aid of a vivid presentation. He also explained about the various types of pollutants and how we can involve our family and friends to take steps towards preventing this pollution. The session was quite interactive with the students putting forth their numerous queries regarding the topic and Dr Guleria patiently answering them. 

This was followed by an interactive quiz conducted by the student volunteers of Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi, which prompted the students to not only engage with the topic but also motivated them through the interesting rewards which were given by the student volunteers. 

The session culminated with the Vote of Thanks delivered by the Headmistress of Classes VI-VIII, Ms Vinita Gupta, who thanked the esteemed guests, for sparing their valuable time and enlightening the students and teachers alike on this extremely pertinent issue. She also thanked the Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan for her continuous guidance and encouragement along with Ms Dimple Menon, Activity Incharge for the Eco Club, for facilitating the programme.  

The programme was an immense success and it not only educated the students about air pollution and its health hazards but also motivated them to take some serious steps to curb this, in order to create a sustainable and pollution-free environment for us and our future generations. 

Assembly VII-H & VII-I (21-12-2022)

Topic : “JOY TO THE WORLD”

The real joy of Christmas is giving without a thought of getting and being kinder to one another. We can give peace, love and hope to the world, only if we have them within us.

Keeping this message in mind, the Class Assembly of Classes VII -H and VII -I started with a heartfelt prayer sung by Reanna Batra, Rianna Sachdev, Maahi Somvanshi, Anaisha Kakkar, Zayan Ali Khan, Aatreyi Singh, Arjun Kanwar (Tabla), Aavya Shrivastava, Arundhati, Agni Pratap (Tabla) and Siddharth Modi. Then the Headmistress, Ms. Vinita Gupta welcomed everyone and led them with the morning prayer. This was followed by Ganesh Vandana gracefully performed by Giaa Bhatia, Vihaana Dogra, Navya Taneja, Aanya Gupta, Aanya Agarwal, Ananya Malhotra, Vani Menon and Ritika Sharma. Then Ananya Malhotra beautifully recited the Shloka followed by Maayrra Arora giving the meaning of it. The Thought of the Day was given by Afraaz Tariq and Aanya Yadav. It was a self composed thought by Aavya Shrivastava. The news headlines for the day were read by Adrian Tannuj and Yuvaan Mangla.

Thereafter, a thought-evoking play titled ‘Sadachaar Jeevan ka Aadhaar’ was performed by Aavya Shrivastava, Gaurika Chopra, Samarth Bansal, Atulya Agarwal, Shifa Khanam, Medhansh Chotrani and Nanya Gupta. It was followed by a graceful contemporary dance by Anika Tyagi, Navya Kalra, Aarav Yadav, Saanvi Mahajan, Arya Chatrath, Aarna Anand, Aarvi Prakash, Adrian Tannuj, Mannan Arora, Sabal Ramjita, Aditya Lal, Aryan Arora, Anuvrat Gupta, Ishaan Arora, Suhaani Bhola, Ananya Malhotra, Arhaan Sharma, Vanshika Gehlot, Aarush Monga, Ritika Sharma and Aanya Yadav. As Christmas cannot be complete without carols, so Carols were joyfully sung by Anaisha Kakkar, Reanna Batra, Rianna Sachdev, Zayan Ali Khan, Ishaan Raikwar, Maayrra Arora, Viraaj Dhamija, Gaurika Chopra, Samarth Bansal, Aatreyi Singh, Atiksh Bansal, Ishaan Trivedi, Divij Jain, Showaiz Noor Ahmed, Medhansh Chotrani, Amogh Singh, Vihaan Madhukar, Rakshit Tokas, Ananya Goyal, Arundhati Pradhan, Zoravar Sachdeva, Reyansh Jain, Ridhaan Saini, Siddharth Modi, Varun Jain and the musical instruments were played by Maahi Somvanshi (Ukulele), Mehveer Singh Grover (Keyboard), Arhaan Sharma (Guitar), Aaryav Seth (Guitar) and Agni Pratap. Aditya Lal added more joy to the Carols by his amazing beatboxing. Thereafter, the energy of the stage was taken a notch higher by a Bhangra dance on the tunes of Jingle Bells performed by Aavya Shrivastava, Anika Tyagi, Vihaana Dogra, Mehveer Singh Grover, Aanya Agarwal, Vani Menon and Meghna Sen.

The comperes of the programme were Nikunj, Nanya Gupta, Vani Menon and Ragini Singh. The folders, cards and the board for the assembly were made by Nanya Gupta, Aatreyi Singh, Anaisha Kakkar, Ragini Singh, Ananya Malhotra, Aanya Agarwal, Vani Menon, Ritika Sharma, Aanya Gupta, Aavya Shrivastava, Nikunj, Reanna Batra, Maayrra Arora, Rianna Sachdev, Anuvrat Gupta, Afraaz Tariq, Aarvi Prakash, Gaurika Chopra, Suhaani Bhola, Vanshika Gehlot and Agni Pratap. The PowerPoint presentation was made and presented by Mannan Arora, Arjun Kanwar, Sabal Ramjita, Aditya Lal, Anuvrat Gupta, Aarav Yadav, Arya Chatrath, Aryan Arora, Aaryav Seth, Yuvaan Mangla and Showaiz Noor Ahmed. Last but not the least, the Santa Claus for the Program were Ishaan Arora and Jai Dular.

21 DECEMBER 2022, WEDNESDAY
CLASSES VII-H AND VII-I
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. AMARPREET KAUR  and MS. JISHA MATHEWS
HEADMISTRESS- MS. VINITA GUPTA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – DR. P. CHINNA and MS. RITURAJ
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. KAVERI DHAR

Assembly XI-G & XI-H (20-12-2022)

Topic : “To enjoy true happiness, all you need is a grateful heart.

Happiness cannot be travelled to, owned, earned, worn or consumed. It is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace and gratitude. Gratitude is a powerful catalyst for happiness. It’s a spark that leads to combustion yielding joy in your soul, peace for today and vision for tomorrow as products. Being thankful is the beginning of gratitude though it may consist merely of words.

The assembly commenced with the prayer “Ye matt kaho Khuda se meri mushkilein badi hai” sung by Akul, Adhyan, Pratulya, Avi, Harit, Manya, Naisha, Saksham Didi, Mudit Sinha, Navey Puri, Jia Malik, Pihu Agrawal, Piyush Baweja, Purbasha Roy, Yoovan Pattnaik, Vedant Krish Shanker, Lakshya Saini, Swapnil Deep, Avneesh Gupta, Tanish Bhardwaj, Sadhika Bhatia, Aarshia Kumar, Avneet Kaur Sandhu, Bhavya Verma and Kaamyaa Negi. This was followed by a mesmerizing instrumental performance by Aadibhav, Shaurya Gambhir, Bhawaansh, Jupman, Vinayak Bajaj and Rishabh Kathuria. 

Then there was a mellifluous melody of Christmas carols sung by Aprameyya Garg, Amogh Dubey, Lovyansh Chowdhry, Jia Malik, Shreeya V Nair, P V Rama Krishna Prasad, Aryan, Aashna, Harit, Manan, Manu along with Pratyush Vempati on the keyboard and Sahil Anand on the Guitar. After this there was a shloka recitation by Durlabh Biswas and its English & Hindi translation by Aarshia Kumar & Joditya. Next was an energetic classical dance by Shreeya V Nair, Shivangi, Ihita and Gaurvi. This was followed by thought for the day by Avneet Kaur Sandhu & Shitij, News by Saksham Didi, Nikunj Agarwal, Abhas and Manvendra,  Self-composed poetry by Pratyush and Pihu Agrawal, Melodious theme song by Aprameyya Garg, Amogh Dubey, Lovyansh Chowdhry, Jia Malik, Shreeya V Nair, P V Rama Krishna Prasad, Aryan, Aashna, Harit, Manan and Manu. This was followed by the eloquent speeches by Dhananjay Bhattacharya, Tanvi Kapoor, Pratyush Vempati, Akshita, Arsh and Pratyush. The assembly was concluded with lively and joyful western dance performances by Aashna, Naisha, Sannidhya, Manu, Bhawaansh, Aayush Sharma, Jashith Kumar and Lovyansh Chowdhry.

Compering was  by Tejas Baid, Akshat Gupta, Aprameyya Garg, Keshav Singh, Rohan, Augustya, Amartya and Aman. Invitation cards were made by Akshita, Shaurya Gambhir and Bhavya Verma. Folders were made by Avneet Kaur Sandhu & Utsav, Board was made by Utsav, Akshita, Shaurya Gambhir, Bhavya Verma & Avneet Kaur Sandhu, E-invite by Saksham Didi, Aadibhav and Jupman and digital presentation prepared and  coordinated by Aashna, Rushil ,Shaurya Gambhir, Mridul Agarwal, Anup Dev Pattnaik and Mauray Jain.

20 DECEMBER 2022, TUESDAY
CLASSES XI-G AND XI-H
CLASS TEACHERS – MR. DHRUV KAKKAR and MS. SINI ANNIE ABRAHAM
VICE PRINCIPAL- MR. NARESH MIGLANI
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. KUSUM YADAV & MS. RITU KUMAR
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. ABHA CHONA

IT Symposium Acon 1.0

IT Symposium Acon 1.0 was organised by D.A.V Public School Sec-14, Gurugram on 20-21 December 2022. The individual results are as follows:

Robosoccer – First

  • Kushagra Goel – 11G
  • Yuvraj Matta – 9E
  • Shaurya Markanda – 9M

Gamedev – Second

  • Shaurya Singhal – 9N
  • Shaurya Malhotra – 9F

3D Mania – First

  • Aayush Gaur – 9M
  • Bhavya Verma – 11H

Quiz – First

  • Yoovan Pattnaik – 11H
  • Darsh Sikka – 9L
  • Jai Goel – 8H

GREEN SCHOOL INITIATIVE ON AIR POLLUTION

A Guest Speaker Programme on Air Pollution and its hazards was organised in Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram on Tuesday, 29 November 2022 for the students of Classes VII and VIII. The Guest Speakers for the programme were Dr Randeep Guleria, a renowned Pulmonologist and the former Director of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi and Professor Vartika Mathur, the Head of the Department of Zoology, Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi. 

The programme was organised under the able guidance of the Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan and with the support of the Headmistress, Ms Vinita Gupta, Headmistress, Classes VI-VIII. It was a part of the Green School Initiative, a flagship program in association with Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi and AIIMS, New Delhi.

The programme commenced by introducing the eminent guests to the audience followed by their felicitation by the Principal. Then the Principal addressed the gathering and spoke about how the school was honoured to have Dr Randeep Guleria and Professor Vartika Mathur as the guest speakers for the event. The Principal’s address was followed by an address by Professor Vartika Mathur, who elaborated about the Green School Programme which started in 2016 and how it has been instrumental in spreading environmental awareness to more than 37,000 school students. 

Thereafter, Dr Randeep Guleria addressed and sensitised the students on air pollution and its health hazards since air pollution is one of the most worrying concerns that has been plaguing the environment for a long time, especially in our city. Dr Guleria spoke about the various important terms associated with air pollution and elaborated on its causes and effects with the aid of a vivid presentation. He also explained about the various types of pollutants and how we can involve our family and friends to take steps towards preventing this pollution. The session was quite interactive with the students putting forth their numerous queries regarding the topic and Dr Guleria patiently answering them. 

This was followed by an interactive quiz conducted by the student volunteers of Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi, which prompted the students to not only engage with the topic but also motivated them through the interesting rewards which were given by the student volunteers. 

The session culminated with the Vote of Thanks delivered by the Headmistress of Classes VI-VIII, Ms Vinita Gupta, who thanked the esteemed guests, Dr Guleria and Professor Mathur along with their team, for sparing their valuable time and enlightening the students and teachers alike on this extremely pertinent issue. She also thanked the Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan for her continuous guidance and encouragement along with Ms Dimple Menon, Activity Incharge for the Eco Club, for facilitating the programme.  

The programme was an immense success and it not only educated the students about air pollution and its health hazards but also motivated them to take some serious steps to curb this, in order to create a sustainable and pollution-free environment for us and our future generations.

MUSINGS OF A GENZ

It all started with Aarav Mangla’s  self composed poems handwritten on a handmade card by his sister for special family occasions like birthdays & anniversaries .The love and appreciation this gesture received acted as a catalyst & further encouraged him  to pen down random reflections about people, relationships, social activities into short poems.His English subject teacher, family and friends cheered each and every effort and motivated him to participate in poetry competitions. His work was noticed and soon he had a diary filled with poetic expressions called ‘My Records in Rhyme’ He decided to get his poetry published .MUSINGS OF A GENZ

Aarav Mangla is a 12th grade science student of DPS RK Puram, who aspires to be a computer engineer in future. He has been an academic achiever and played football for the school team as well as trained under BARCA ACADEMY. What started as a loving gesture of self composed wishes on special days of family members, gradually turned into a personal space of thoughtful reveries on current affairs, existing social issues, and human relationships.and he was ready to publish his first book. He even completed an online course by California Institute of the Arts to

expand his understanding of poetry as an art. He has participated in various national open age poem writing contests & bagged appreciation certificates . Few of his poems got published in different school magazines as well

THE G. BHASKAR MEMORIAL LECTURE AND AWARD CEREMONY 2022

The G. Bhaskar Memorial lecture and award ceremony was organised on 20th December 2022 at Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram in remembrance of G. Bhaskar, a very promising student, who joined the institution in class VIII. Lost in the crowd initially, Venkata Subramaniam Bhaskar slowly and steadily made a place in the hearts of his fellow students and teachers. An extremely talented and hardworking student, not only did he excel in academics, but he was also a great badminton player and played for the school table tennis team. He also had formal training in Classical Carnatic music and could recite several chapters from Shrimad Bhagwat Gita. Unfortunately, his success ended with his early demise. In his memory, DPS RK Puram has been organising an inspirational lecture since 1995 in presence of his family and friends. Since 1999, an  award has been instituted in his loving memory  by his parents. This award is given to exceptional students, who not only excel in academics and co-curricular activities but also display a strong moral fibre. 

The Principal, Ms.Padma Srinivasan; the Vice Principal, Mr. Mukesh Kumar, G. Bhaskar’s father, Mr. Ganapati Raman and brother, Mr. Ramnath G. along with other family members were present during the ceremony. The ceremony began with a minute of silence observed in the honour of G. Bhaskar. This year, Shri Dasa Raghunatha from ISKCON was invited for the memorial lecture, who has been working as an educationist with children and young adults for the past several years. Mr Raghunatha Das is the head of the Iluminate Program of the Spandan Society. A chemical engineering graduate from IIT Delhi, he has worked with Continental India, a German based Multinational Corporation, and was also the Operations Head of Indian Oil Corporation. He has been a Monk since 2016 with the intent of serving humanity through spirituality and taking our fast moving society towards a metamorphic life philosophy.

 Mr. Ramnath, the elder brother of G. Bhaskar shared his most precious  memories, especially the time spent with Bhaskar. On this occasion, the Principal Ms. Padma Srinivasan emphasised on the all round development and importance of humanity in each and every human being. She also asked the students to become more empathetic and compassionate to the needs of the others. Mr. Mukesh Kumar, Vice Principal, DPS RK Puram, shared how he remembers G Bhaskar’s always smiling demeanour and his outstanding ability to connect with one and all. Ms. Shalini Harisukh and Ms. Kusum Yadav coordinated the event along with Activity Incharges Ms. Abha Chona and Ms. Kaveri Dhar.

Two meritorious students were recipients of the G. Bhaskar Memorial Award 2022. 

AGASTYA NATHAgastya’s academic journey in Delhi Public School Vasant Vihar and RK Puram has been a glorious one. A scholar badge awardee, he received a gold medal this year for being a meritorious student all through. He secured 96% marks in Grade XI with Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Computer Science. Agastya’s determination and commitment towards studies or any other task that’s assigned to him is exemplary. His gentle, kind and compassionate nature makes him an endearing child. 
SOMYA SRIVASTAVASomya’s perseverance and steely determination has proved that hard work always paves the way to success. A scholar badge awardee, she received a gold medal this year for being a meritorious student all through. She has been the section topper in Class XI and secured 93% marks with Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Computer Science. Winning the ‘Chita Acharya’ Award for 1st Distinction in the 7th Year of Annual Art Examinations held by Calcutta Talent Search School, she harbors a deep passion for art. She has worked with the All India Foundation of Deaf Women in an attempt to help underprivileged young girls uncover technology. Somya is fond of Competitive Programming and envisions a future in the IT field. 

Mr. Ramnath, Mr. Ganapati Raman, the Principal, Ms. Padma Srinivasan, and Mukesh Kumar presented the awards. 

The Bhaskar family members gave their blessings to all students present there, and distributed sweets as a token of their love and appreciation to one and all.

Assembly VI-A & VI-B (15-12-2022)

Topic : “Farmer’s Day ( कृषको दिवसः )”

“Once in your life you need a doctor, a lawyer, a policeman and a preacher, but every day, three times a day, you need a farmer.”

In India, Farmer’s Day is celebrated on 23rd of December, to mark the birth anniversary of Chaudhary Charan Singh, who was a prominent kisan leader and contributed for the betterment of Indian farmers. It is for their hard work and relentless effort that we enjoy having fresh fruits and vegetables in today’s life.

The assembly commenced by remembering the almighty and began with the morning prayer, which was sung by Vanshika, Mahek, Rai Kishori, Shreya, Pragati, Pankhuri, Tanishka, Aanya, Vibha, Kripa, Niharika, Abhigyan, Shaurya, Yogesh, Rayal and Parth .It was followed by a very traditional and elegant dance on “Ganesh Vandana” which was performed by Shreya Agarwal of class 6A. The thought for the day was given by Kanav Lall And Raghav Baisoya. The news of the day was given by Diksha, Kushagra, Adyan and Prisha of VI B respectively. After that, a very articulate speech on farmers was given by Yug Choudhary and Arjun Chadha of VI B which incorporated various shlokas in Sanskrit.

Following the speeches, a very entertaining and informative play on the difficult lives led by farmers took place. The story was narrated by Ansh and Jeenesh.The script of the play was written by Aryavrat of class VI A.The actors, Ranganath, Abhinav, Abhir, Aryavrat, Apurva, M.Bhargav and Suryansh Chadha of class VI A and VI B enthralled us with the play. After that, a fascinating dance of Pongal by  the dancers Rai Kashori, Ridhi, Mahek, Disha, Vanshika, Pankhuri, Zoya, Sakshi, Lakshita, Mahima and Pratyusha. It was followed by a poem in Hindi on ‘Sangharsh’ which was recited by Divij Choradia of class 6A. After that, a song on the importance of farmers was sung by Pragati, Pankhuri, Shreya, Rai Kishori, Vanshika, Mahek, Yogesh, Abhigyan, Shaurya, Rayal, Niharika, Vibha, Parth, Kripa and Tanishka.. It was followed by the School and National Anthem sung by all the students.The exquisite invitations and folders were made by Astha Agarwal(VI B) and Shriya Mishra (VI A).The board work was done by Astha, Sakshi, Rajveer and Pihu. The technical work was done by Archit and Swastik of Class 6B and Karthik Makirddy of class VI A. The comperes were M. Bhargav, Kripa, Suryansh Chadha of 6B and Kushagra Singh of VI A.

“Farmers are the backbone of our country, and Kisan Divas is the day to celebrate them.”

– Narendra Modi, P.M India

15 DECEMBER 2022, THURSDAY
CLASSES VI-A AND VI-B
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. RUPALI MOHINDRU  and MS. GURPREET M
HEADMISTRESS- MS. VINITA GUPTA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. DIVYA KAPOOR
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. KAVERI DHAR