IPSC CHESS BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP 2026

The IPSC Chess Boys Championship 2026 was held at Emerald Heights International School, Indore, from 13th to 17th July 2026. DPS R.K. Puram U-14 Boys Chess Team secured 1st position, winning the Gold medal and the Winner’s Trophy. The U-19 Boys Chess Team secured 2nd position and won the Silver medal and the Runner-Up Trophy.

In Individual Matches, Shrey Gupta of Class VIII secured 3rd position in the U-14 category. Aryaveer Kapoor of Class X secured 2nd position, and Adhiraaj Sejwal of Class XI secured 4th position in the U-17 category. In the U-19 category, Aditya Gupta of Class XII secured 2nd position, Vivaan Jha of Class XII secured 3rd position, and Samarth Razdan of Class XII secured 5th position. Selected for SGFI.

INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION OF CYBER DEFENDERS

On 29 July 2026, the students of the CyberX Club of DPS R.K. Puram embarked on a memorable and enriching educational visit to the CyberPeace Foundation Centre of Excellence, located within the premises of the United Service Institution of India (USI), Delhi Cantt. The visit provided students with a unique opportunity to witness how technology, research, and innovation are being leveraged to build a safer digital ecosystem.

The programme commenced with an inspiring address by Col. Vikram Kapoor, who introduced students to the vision and mission of the CyberPeace Foundation and its role in strengthening national cyber resilience through digital diplomacy, capacity building, and ethical cyber practices. His engaging and interactive session simplified complex cybersecurity concepts, encouraging students to actively participate and seek clarifications.

This was followed by an insightful session by Mr Naman Shridhar, who introduced the First Responders Programme and demonstrated how cybersecurity professionals investigate digital threats using specialised tools and research methodologies. Students gained valuable insights into threat detection, cyber incident response, and the significance of community preparedness in mitigating cyber risks.

A major highlight of the visit was the interaction with Maj. Vineet Kumar, Founder of the CyberPeace Foundation. He shared his vision of fostering collaboration among academia, industry, and government to create a secure digital future. He encouraged students to participate in hackathons, research initiatives, and innovation challenges, inspiring them to contribute meaningfully to the field of cybersecurity.

During the guided tour of the Centre of Excellence, students explored several cutting-edge projects developed by young researchers under expert mentorship. These included AI-based anomaly detection in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Secure DNS solutions, and Linux Administration and Security. The visit offered students first-hand exposure to the practical applications of Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies in cybersecurity.

The Digital Forensics Laboratory proved to be the most fascinating part of the visit. Experts demonstrated the First Responder Kit, explaining the purpose and application of each forensic tool used in evidence collection and cyber investigations. Students observed live demonstrations of advanced forensic software for data recovery, digital evidence analysis, and network mapping, gaining an appreciation of how forensic experts investigate cybercrimes while preserving the integrity of digital evidence. The highly interactive session encouraged students to ask questions and explore the investigative process in depth.

The programme concluded with an engaging career guidance session by Shri M.A.K.P. Singh from IIT Kanpur, who interacted with students on emerging opportunities in cybersecurity, higher education pathways, and the skills required to build successful careers in this rapidly evolving domain.

Before the conclusion of the visit, the CyberPeace Foundation team expressed their appreciation to Ms Sarika Kaushal, Teacher In-charge of the CyberX Club, for initiating and facilitating this educational collaboration. The students also conveyed their heartfelt gratitude for providing them with this invaluable learning opportunity. As a thoughtful gesture, the CyberPeace Foundation presented laptop bags to all members of the visiting delegation.

The visit was an inspiring blend of knowledge, innovation, and hands-on learning, enabling students to connect classroom concepts with real-world cybersecurity practices. It reinforced the CyberX Club’s commitment to nurturing informed, responsible, and future-ready digital citizens while strengthening the collaboration between DPS R.K. Puram and the CyberPeace Foundation in advancing cyber awareness, innovation, and excellence.

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ADVOCATING CLIMATE CHANGE OVER ECONOMIC GROWTH.

DPS RK Puram participated in an Oxford-style Conventional Debate hosted by TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute) SAAS (School of Advanced Studies) on April 22, 2026. The TERI School of Advanced Studies is a higher education institute that specialises in the field of sustainable development. A team of two students- Vagisha Swasti- XII V and Shah Ibrahim- XII U participated in the event and emerged as the BEST TEAM in the competition. As a team, they received a cash prize of Rs. 4000/-Vagisha won the award for the Second Best Speaker for her well-crafted and articulated speech.  The various schools contested on This House believes that economic growth should not be compromised to reduce heat-related climate impacts, a topic that deserves thoughtful insights from the responsible citizens of the world on the auspicious Earth Day. 

MOVING TOWARDS VICTORY, STEP BY STEP…….

DPS RK Puram participated in the SBS Debate, hosted by Step by Step School, Noida. The event was scheduled from April 15-17, 2026. A team of three students – Kavin Chaudhary- XII V, Ananya Datta- XII K and Aanveek Vatsa- XII A, represented our school. Ananya Datta bagged the FIRST BEST SPEAKER award. 

Seventeen schools from Delhi- NCR participated in this prestigious event that tested the oratorial and analytical skills of the enthusiastic debaters who desired to mould the world according to their arguments.  The preliminary round comprised five Asian Parliamentary debate sessions, where we emerged with the highest speaker points and qualified for the semi-finals. Kavin Chaudhary was awarded the Third Best Speaker. 

STELLAR PERFORMANCE AT INTER-DPS QUIZ 2026

Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram added another feather to its cap with an outstanding performance at Zone 6 of the Inter-DPS Quiz, hosted by DPS Bangalore North on 4 July 2026. Demonstrating exceptional trivia prowess, quick thinking, and seamless teamwork, both the Junior and Senior teams secured the 2nd Position in their respective categories.

The prestigious zonal event brought together 19 competing DPS teams from across the region, including DPS Greater Noida, DPS Bopal (Ahmedabad), DPS Hyderabad, DPS Mysore, and multiple branches across Bangalore and Noida. Rising to the challenge in a highly competitive field, Anjaneya Sharma (7B) and Myrah Vaishnav (8D) clinched the runner-up spot in the Junior Category. At the same time, Abhay Gautam (10O) and Ayush Goyal (11J) matched the feat by securing 2nd position in the Senior Category.

The quiz teams navigated every round with remarkable composure and brilliant domain knowledge, bringing immense pride to the institution.

ENSURING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE AHEAD….

DPS RK Puram participated in a Conventional Debate organised by Carmel Convent School, Chanakyapuri on Tuesday, July 21, 2026. Around 15 schools participated in the competition and DPS RK Puram emerged as the BEST TEAM in the competition. A team of three students- Vagisha Swasti, XII V, Hargun Kaur, XII L and Erum Ansari, XII K participated in the event. The participants had a verbal combat on Climate justice cannot be achieved through capitalist frameworks.

ALL-INDIA IPSC U-17 BOYS FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

The All-India IPSC U-17 Boys Football Tournament was held at Vidya Niketan Birla Public School, Pilani, from 24th to 29th July 2026, featuring a total of 20 schools across India participated in the tournament. DPS RK Puram secured the Runner-Up position in the tournament.

AFRAAZ TARIQ of Class XI-M was declared the best midfielder of the tournament.

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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