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A career counselling session was organised for students of classes IX and X. Renowned resource person Dr Rajesh Gupta conducted the highly informative seminar. Students were introduced to career counselling and made to understand and realise their talents. Various career options, available in India

To strengthen and celebrate the spirit of unity in diversity on the occasion of Eid, members of the Eco Club of the school gifted five potted plants to Jama Masjid, Sector 20, Chandigarh. The endeavour was in collaboration with Yuvsatta, Chandigarh, to beautify the place and to express their love an

To emphasise on the importance of family and how it influences a child’s life, a ‘Show and Tell’ activity was organised for students of Class Prep I of the school. The children participated and spoke about their family and the role played by each family member. It was interesting t

Students hosted a special programme for their mothers on Mother’s Day. Mothers were specially invited to spend a memorable day filled with activities, games and fun. The junior wing students of the school put their best foot forward to impress their mothers. All performances exalted the mother

Asthma Day is observed at the school every year to raise awareness about the chronic respiratory disease among students. In the primary II block, a doctor was invited to educate children and teachers on the triggers and management of asthma. The students expressed their concern towards patients thro

Bharat VikasParishad members (South 5) — Sanjeev Goyal, HR Bansal, KK Joshi, Vijay Paul Singh and ML Jindal distributed books and notebooks among poor, underprivileged and meritorious students. The school headmistress, Indu Babbar, and in charge of the Bharat Vikas Club Manoj Kumar applauded t

The students observed International Worker’s Day, also called Labour Day, to commemorate the struggles and sacrifices of the support staff. Students of classes VI to X held a special assembly to celebrate the achievements of the working class. Poems were recited and speeches were delivered to

On the fourth day of the quasquicentennial celebrations, the Prayas Club of the school conducted an elocution competition ‘Minute Wheel’. Students of 14 schools of the Tricity vied for the coveted positions in the event. The judges were Renuka Dhyani, Associate Professor (English), MMDD

The school donated five potted palm plants to Jama Masjid, Sector 20, Chandigarh, on the eve of Eid. The step was taken through Yuvasatta (Youth for Peace) to celebrate and strengthen the Indian spirit of unity in diversity.

No woman can call herself free who does not control her own body. — Margaret Sanger

Amidst recurring heat waves and deficient rainfall, the water level in crucial dams in the region remains low in the pre-monsoon season.

As many as 17 patients were diagnosed with black and white cataracts at a eye check-up camp organised under the National Programme for Control Blindness at the Civil Hospital, Dalhousie.

Based on suggestions from administrative secretaries of the departments, the Punjab Government has started the process of abolishing redundant organisations, boards, corporations and societies and creating alternative fronts to deal with the current and future needs.

The Haryana Government today transferred one IAS and 21 HCS officers.

Thwarting a major targeted killing, the police arrested a notorious criminal, Gurinder Singh, alias Guri Shera, of Sindhwan village in Fathegarh Sahib, from the Nadiala chowk in Kharar yesterday.