IT Symposium Project Beta 6.0 was organised by Sanskriti School on 8 August 2022. DPS RKP Team was declared Overall Runners Up. The individual results are as follows:
Competitive Programming – Third – Dhananjay Bhattacharya – 11H
Gaming – Second – Naunidh Singh Kohli – 12K
– – Samedh Aggarwal – 11R
– – Kunwar Singh Parmar – 12O
– – Bhawaansh Anand – 11G
– – Praveer Singh Bedi – 11K
– – Jaysal Manchanda – 11U
Design – Third – Aarshia Gupta – 12L
– – Agrima Verma – 8F
– – Sneha Chandra – 12D
Authority 450 – First – Bhuvnesh Nagpal – 12E
– – Mannat Kaur – 10A
– – Swastik – 12E
– – Shaurya Pratap Srivastava – 9N
– – Aakarsh Gupta – 12H

INVESTITURE CEREMONY‘22

“Leadership is an action, not a position.”

– Donald H. McGannon

The Investiture Ceremony of Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram was held over  two days: 4th August, 2022 by administering the oath by the School Appointees.  Mr. V.K. Shunglu, the Chairman of the DPS Society and Managing Commitee, DPS RK Puram,was the Chief Guest for the investiture on 4 August 2022. It commenced with the inaugural lighting of the lamp by the Chairman Shri VK Shunglu, the Principal, Ms. Padma Srinivasan along with the Vice Principals,Head Mistress and the supervisor.

The ceremony started with a devotional shloka ,as the students expressed their gratitude towards the Almighty. The Chief Guest,, Mr. Shunglu was felicitated by the Principal.The Principal Ms Padma Srinivasan , addressed the gathering and congratulated the students, emphasising the essence of true leadership – celebrating effort and impact, and respecting others and developing self appreciation.. She encouraged the students to serve the school and guide other students diligently and embrace their responsibilities not only as XII grade students but also as responsible human beings.. 

This was followed by a mesmerising dance performance centering towards the theme of  ‘Moving Forward in Life despite its Struggles’. It was a fusion of Contemporary, Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Odissi, warming the hearts of the spectators with its beauty and grace. Following this was a short movie showcasing the school’s achievements in the past year.

The Chairman, Shri VK Shunglu in his address, talked about the importance of balancing our conflicting ideas and responsibilities; balancing the need to evolve with the responsibility of carrying forward our culture, balancing personal growth with teamwork using the phenomenal dance performance as an analogy and congratulated the post holders. 

This was followed by the felicitation of the school appointees by the Chairman, the Principal, and the Vice Principals. A new title, Vanguard of Service Before Self, was introduced for those who exemplified the school motto of  ‘Service Before Self’ in the most complete sense and helped the school become an even better place. 

The Chairman administered the oath of office wherein the students pledged to carry out their responsibilities with integrity and dedication so as to uphold the glorious name of the school and the country. The student leaders then gave motivational speeches which emphasised learning from failure as well as success, planning, confidence, team work, self-motivation and respect. They all celebrated the opportunity to be able to give back to the school and uphold the essence of DPS RKPuram.

The Indian and Western Choir then sang the School Anthem – which was composed by the Performing Arts Department with a special mention to Mr. Southingam and Mr. Suman  and was accompanied by the audience who sang with gusto and pride at the dawn of a new era at the school.The school celebrated the 75th Year  of independence promoting har Ghar Tiranga under the aegis of Amrit Mahotsav to inspire and unify all citizens of India to serve the country selflessly.The school rejoiced with pride the spectacular win of Ms Pinki in the CommonWealth Games by bringing home the gold medal in Lawn Bowls.

The Vice Principal, Mr. Anil Kathuria proposed the vote of thanks.The ceremony concluded on a patriotic note with the National Anthem.

IT Symposium Ordin@trix

IT Symposium Ordin@trix was organised by Tagore International School on 3 August 2022. DPS RKP Team was declared Overall Runners Up. The individual results are as follows:

Cinem@Trix – First

  • Ayushman Mishra – 12G
  • Ekansh Sahu – 12H
  • Medhashree Saxena – 11F
  • Aikagra Gupta – 10J

Quest@Trix – Third

  • Aarush Semwal – 10J
  • Tanmay Arora – 12H
  • Vishesh Saraswat – 12H
  • Pratyush Vempati – 11H

Innovate@Trix – Third

  • Eshan Sharma – 11E
  • Garv Jain – 11J
  • Aanya Yaduvanshi – 10L
  • Ananya Mangla – 10C

MINET X 2022

IT Symposium MINET X 2022 was organised by Mother’s International School on 29 July – 2 August 2022. The individual results are as follows:
Programming – First – Vishesh Saraswat – 12H
– – Neil Sindwani – 8G
Crossword – Second – Aarush Semwal – 10J
Gaming – Second – Kunwar Singh Parmar – 12O
– – Naunidh Singh Kohli – 12K
Filmmaking – First – Sana Chawla – 12O
– – Shaurya Gupta – 11G
– – Gurmani Kaur – 11S
– – Faizah Naqvi – 11R

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NEURAL INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEMS

Shubhaankar Gupta of XII-H was selected to present his research paper on graphics and computer vision, titled “Pre-training with a Strong 3D Inductive Bias” at the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems 2021, one of the most respectable and highly cited scientific research conferences internationally. He was also acknowledged as the youngest selected to present at the conference.

DIGEX 2022

14th Annual Photography and Filmmaking Fest

 

“Photography and Filmmaking is the image you create with reality.”

 

 

The Digital Excellence Society – Delhi Public School R. K. Puram’s Photography and Filmmaking society – hosted its event DIGEX 2022 from 20th July to 30th July. The annual event was highly anticipated and kicked started the competition season with over 130 schools and 1000 participants from around the world. The event served as a medium of self-expression for enthusiastic  school students and provided them with a platform to showcase their talent in photography, filmmaking, ad-making, photo manipulation and more. The event, hosted in a hybrid format, was one of the first competitions to invite offline participation after the pandemic. The international event, sponsored by Desizn Circle and Avit, was a monumental success and an engaging experience.

All gears functioned smoothly because of the unwavering support from Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan. She wished the participants the very best of luck and through her address, encouraged passion, creativity and experiential learning.

This year’s event had 9 exciting categories. In a bid to make the event more accessible and keeping in mind the expensive equipment usually required, 2 phone photography categories were added so that there was something for everyone:

 

Pixelate Senior was the on-the-spot DSLR photography contest for classes XI and XII. The preliminary round was carried out online on 23rd July and the top 5 teams battled it out offline on 30th July. The prelim’s topic was ‘Deception’ and the final’s topic was ‘Product Photography.

Pixelate Junior was an online on-the-spot DSLR photography contest that encouraged the budding photographers of classes IX and X to give their best, be original and learn more about photography. Judged by a Renowned photographer, Mr Virendra Adhikari, this category received large participation and students had to submit their entries on the topic ‘Chaos’.

 

Phonescape Senior was the on-the-spot phone photography contest for classes XI and XII. The preliminary round was carried out online on 23rd July and the top 5 teams battled it out offline on 30th July. The prelim’s topic was ‘Escapism’ and the topic for the final round was ‘Symmetry’. It was judged by professional photography duo Ms Rachita Chawla and Mr Anand Sharma.

Phonescape Junior was an online on-the-spot phone photography contest that encouraged the budding photographers of classes IX and X to give their best, be original and learn more about photography. Judged by DIGEX Clan’s former President, Mr Keshav Gupta, this category was phenomenally successful. Students had to submit their entries on the topic ‘Imperfection’.

 

 

 

CreADive was the on-the-spot online advertisement-making competition. Students from classes IX-XII participated to create captivating visual sequences of 45-75 seconds. Judged by the Vice President of the DIGEX batch of 2022, Mr Vivaann Pahwa, the participants had to create an advertisement for ‘Paper’.

Camistic was the on-the-spot online ‘story-board’ event. Camistic is a unique amalgamation of storytelling and photography where participants have to click 3-5 photographs in a specific sequence in order to portray a story. This year, the stories were on the topic ‘Broken Loop’ and the judging was done by the Vice President of the DIGEX batch of 2022, Mr Vansh Jain.

Rendered, introduced in the Event Categories last year, was a photo-manipulation category where participants make a creative piece from scratch on a given topic. This year’s topic was ‘Psychedelic’. 

 

Hi-RES, the online short-film-making category, was the only category of the event that was not held on the spot. It is where teams of 4 students create cinematic masterpieces of 4-6 minutes. The films were judged by the Presidents of the DIGEX batch of 2022, Mr Kushagra Pandey and Ms Siya Chhabra and all entries were made on the topic ‘Breaking the Fourth Wall with Silence’.

 

The Surprise was one of the most fascinating categories. Participants did not know what their entry will be on until the time for submission begins and the possibilities can range from components of photography to filmmaking, and more! This year, the participants had to submit their entries on ‘Combining Fine Art and Design where 2 photographs were provided to them and the students had to interpret the pictures by clicking their very own photographs. This category was judged by the former president of the Digex Society, Vaidurya Nath.


Preceding the announcement of the results, the Vice Principal – Mr Anil Kathuria – shared encouraging words of wisdom with the audience, some of whom were present offline and some of whom attended the live broadcast. Our sponsor, Desizn Circle, then displayed a short and captivating video for the audience.

The Valedictory had a cultural programme comprising mesmerising performances by both the Western Dance and Music Societies. The teacher-in-charge, Ms Sarika Kaushal, congratulated the participants and expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the participants, judges, sponsors, club members and Presidents Ishita Bhargava and Sana Chawla, Vice President Pratistha Batra, Director Samiya Bhatia, and Core Members Ritvik Kumar and Aditya Banka. This was followed by a beautiful video movie summarizing the highlights of the year.
The winning submissions are available on the Digex Society Website

 

The results of the event are as follows-

 

 

 

RESULTS

CATEGORY

POSITION

SCHOOL

PARTICIPANT(S)

Hi-Res

THIRD

Delhi Public School Indirapuram

Sagar Raj

Raheemen Rizvi

Arjun Kapoor

Kanav Gera

SECOND

Mount Carmel School

Harjas Kaur Bedi

Parisa Mehta

Shivi Chaudhary

Aditya Sarkar

FIRST

ITL Public School

Prashant

Azmat

Mrinal

Riyaana

CreADive

THIRD

Delhi Public School, Panipat Refinery

Madhav Raj

Shahzeb Shahzad

Soham Mayank

SECOND

Delhi Public School, Gurgaon

Janav Dhingra

Devashi Tawar

Aniya Gulati

FIRST

Delhi Public School, Sonepat

Darsh Vatsa

Sanah Ahluwalia

Arsh Khan

Rendered

THIRD

DPS Navi Mumbai

Tanishqq Vichare

SECOND

Delhi Public School Knowledge Park-V

Mehal Kushwaha

Sanyam Chauhan

FIRST

Bal Bharati Public School, Pitampura

Ayushi Agrawal

Surprise

THIRD

Mount Carmel School Dwarka

Sukoon Tyagi

Garvit Sorbti

SECOND

Tagore International school Vasant vihar

Sabhya Arora

FIRST

Delhi Public School Rohini

Saumya Chaudhry

Pragati Ghai

Camistic

THIRD

Cambridge Foundation School

Aanya Gupta

Vanshika Panjwani

SECOND

Ryan International School, Vasant Kunj

Harshita Jain

Charul Kalra

FIRST

ITL Public School

Sahej

Roshit Verma

Phonescape Jr.

THIRD

Delhi Public School, Bareilly

Sonakshi Gupta

SECOND

Delhi Public School, Bareilly

Pragya Upadhyay

FIRST

Delhi Public School, Bokaro Steel City

Piyush Singh

Pixelate Jr.

THIRD

Tagore International School, East of Kailash

Aanya Sharma

SECOND

The Shri Ram School

Anav Gupta

FIRST

Delhi Public School, Indirapuram

Prakhar Srivastava

Phonescape Sr.

THIRD

Delhi Public School, Greater Noida

Avinash Gautam

SECOND

Delhi Public School, Rohini

Simran Bhatia

FIRST

Bal Bharati Public School, Noida

Vaani Gupta

Pixelate Sr.

THIRD

Delhi Public School Greater Noida

Pragun Mittal

SECOND

The Shri Ram School Moulsari

Maya Ghosh

FIRST

Summer Fields School Kailash Colony

Aditya Arora

OVERALL TROPHY

ITL Public School

 

VIRTUAL ORIENTATION SESSION FOR CLASS XII-(2022-23)

A Virtual Orientation session was held for the parents of students of class XII on 22nd April 2022 and 23rd April 2022 from 5 PM onwards. The Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan, went around virtually in all the sections and emphasized the cooperation of parents in developing the habit of being regular to School. An increase in the concentration span of the students was the need of the hour. The Vice Principal, Dr Renu Nayar, addressed the issue of academic rigour amongst the students within the four walls of the classroom. She highlighted that in case of any problem, the parent may contact the class teacher or the Class Representative for a solution. The Vice Principal, Mr Naresh MIglani, expressed his concern about using mobile phones in the classroom and informed the parents that they were strictly prohibited. Mr Anil Kathuria, Vice Principal of Humanities stream, stressed that following the Covid norms as Covid is not yet entirely over. The Vice Principal, Mr J.S. Virdi, urged the parent fraternity to keep in touch with all subject teachers and take a regular update about their ward’s performance on a regular basis. The Class Representatives, Dr Anubha Gopal, Ms Richa Aggarwal and Ms Vibha Arora welcomed the parents and students by introducing themselves and asking them to contact them in case of any admin issues. They stressed upon fruitful utilisation of the last academic session of the school for a better future. The Class teachers welcomed the parents by displaying the contact details of all the subject teachers and thereafter each subject teacher gave a brief introduction about their subject along with the books, course content and break up of marks. The session ended by answering the query of the parents. The parents were satisfied that they met all teachers at the beginning of the session itself and took their telephone numbers to be in touch with them. The session was very fruitful.

CLASS XI HOSTEL ORIENTATION PROGRAMME (2022-23)

Hostel Life is a union of diverse cultures and different upbringings, which blends into harmony for a rich and memorable experience.

An orientation programme was organized for class XI hostellers on 10th July 2022 by Delhi Public School, R K.Puram Hostel. The event commenced by offering prayers to the divine with a beautiful dance on Ganesh Vandana performed by Class XII girls and the Gayatri mantra recited by Class XII boys.  It was followed by an address by the Principal. The Vice Principals shared their valuable inputs. It was followed by speeches by class XII students. The wardens addressed the gathering and shared with the audience a glimpse of the hostel. The class representatives and the school counsellor wished the students luck for their new academic session. Class XII students welcomed the juniors with choir performances. The vote of thanks was proposed by the Headmistress for the girls and by the Vice Principal for the boys. The programme ended with the National Anthem.

CLASS X OPEN HOUSE SESSION

“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” – Helen Keller

The school believes that parents and teachers must work together to ensure that optimal teaching and learning takes place. With this in view, the Open House sessions for the parents of Class X were organized on 23rd July 2022 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The parents interacted with the subject teachers on one to one basis, regarding their ward’s performance. Parents were very appreciative of the efforts made by the school and all the teachers. They were given an opportunity to share suggestions and resolve their queries. It was a fruitful interaction.