Topic: THE CONCEPT OF TIME IN INDIAN PHILOSOPHY Envisaging the cyclical and relative concept of time as depicted in Indian philosophy puts us the observer at the centre of the universe. In spirit with this philosophical thought Class IX N
Topic: Adya Shakti Namostute’ Salutations to the Divine Mother Devi Durga , the epitome of strength that vanquishes all evil is worshiped and her legend is celebrated throughout the country during the Navratri. It was therefore very apt and relevant
Topic: बाल दिवस CHILDREN’S DAY Children have constantly inspired, entertained and motivated us.On November 12th, class VIII-G took the opportunity to pay their respect to Chacha Nehru, who had given his utmost contribution in shaping the country . The class
Topic : Don’t kill, conquer the evil in you. To quote Pliny the Elder, “There is, to be sure, no evil without something good.” The tenets of our society, for aeons, have been the good and the evil, and the
Topic : National Unity Day Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru rightly said, “In India, widest tolerance of belief and custom is practised, acknowledged and encouraged.” To celebrate this ‘unity in diversity’, Class VI E put together a presentation, calling attention to, ‘united
Topic : International Girl Child Day ‘Ladli’ As rightly remarked by William Shakespeare – “Though She Be but Little She Is Fierce.” The class presentation of 8C commenced with an enlightening hymn as a thought for the day by Vaishnavi
Topic: United Nations Day The United Nations Organization plays an important role in developing friendly relations among countries, achieving international cooperation and being a center of coordination for nations. To mark the significance of the UN, the students of Class
Topic: World Food Day The class presentation commenced with an introduction of the topic by Saanvi goel. This was followed by a prayer ‘ Teri hai zameen tera asmaan ’ sung by Annya ahuja. Then a sanskrit shloka was recited
Topic: Dussehra Dussehra- the victory of good over evil. Just like a diamond lacerate other diamonds, the same way it’s good that minces down evil. With this perception the students of class VIII-D celebrated the soulful festival of Dussehra, the
Topic: Durga Puja Durga Puja celebrations infuse our hearts and minds with positivity and zeal. To enlighten us on its significance, the students of IX-M prepared an enriching presentation. It commenced with a cheerful greeting by Aditya Singh followed by
Topic: World Food Day: “Our actions are our future- Better production, better nutrition, a better environment and a better life” The food we choose and the way we consume it affects our health and that of our planet. In
TOPIC : Retracing the Road of Peace and Non-violence As said by GandhiJi ” My Life is My Message ” and to reminisce and retrace the path of Gandhian values of peace, non violence and nobility which secured the triumph