Notes from the campus: Conversation with Dr. BR Ambedkar

At Revel Dale Public School, a discussion with Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, if he were still living today, was dramatized. A school kid acted as Dr. Ambedkar in this debate, and he was questioned about how he thought India’s modern constitution was implementing the ideals he had envisioned.

Dr. Ambedkar responded by discussing the pervasive caste, religious, racial, and gender discrimination in our society. Dr. Ambedkar exhorted the youth to appreciate India’s multiplicity and diversity in this dramatized debate. He also spoke to the school’s female pupils, inspiring them to reach their full potential. He fervently urged them to persist in their attempts to get admission to our nation’s top universities, such as IIT, IIM, and medical schools, where the proportion of female students is much lower than that of male students.

Day of Autism Awareness

At the Guru Nanak Bhawan Auditorium on the GNDU campus, the Department of Education at GNDU, Amritsar, observed World Autism Awareness Day (2024) with the goal of enlightening the public, particularly the younger students, about this complicated neurological condition known as autism.

Students hope to foster empathy, understanding, and acceptance among their peers by bringing attention to this often misunderstood condition. By doing so, they hope to help embrace the concept of “neuro-diversity,” which emphasizes the recognition and acceptance of neurological differences in order to create a more supportive and inclusive society.

Ramnavmi was honored

Parents, students, and staff at the school celebrated Durga Ashtami and Ramnavami. The devotees were in a state of rapture as the Music Department sang lovely bhajans, invoked the blessings of Goddess Durga. The parents immersed themselves in the atmosphere brimming with purity and spirituality by participating in the Navratri rituals. “Kanjak Pujan” was used to worship Goddess Durga in her nine incarnations. After then, prasad was given to each and every devotee.

A divine atmosphere was produced by the festivities. Balbir Bajaj, the school president, sent his warmest greetings to everybody on this auspicious day of Navratri. The kids were educated about the significance of Durga Ashtami and Ram Navami by Principal Dr. Vinodita Sankhyan. She went on to say that both celebrations symbolize good triumphing over evil.

On Grandparents Day, people celebrate

Stalwarts World School observed Grandparents Day in honor of grandparents and to encourage pupils to acquire moral principles. The grandparents looked stunning with their grandkids, dressed elegantly in Punjabi clothing.

Grandparents sang their favorite songs and shared their love and thoughts for young children on this special occasion. All of the grandparents danced and performed bhangra with their grandkids, promoting Punjabi culture. They also did a ramp walk. The grandparents of the youngsters were summoned to the stage at the conclusion of the show. The victor was also given honors.

Manisha Dhanuka, the head of the school, commended the parents and grandparents who attended. She declared that the school would always host these kinds of kid-focused events. According to her, grandparents impart valuable life lessons to their grandkids and teach them a lot of things via their own experiences.

Thank you, Star Reader

A star reader award has been introduced by DAV College Amritsar to help students develop a love of reading. Students that spend the most quality time in the college library are recognized with this award. Principal Dr. Amardeep Gupta said, “The practice has proven fruitful as it has raised and improved the reading habit of the students.” Mohammad Danish, a second-semester BSc IT student, has been named the March Star Reader of the Library.

According to Dr. Gupta, the student received this letter of recognition based on how well he did in the library. Students’ active engagement in a variety of activities is observed by the library committee, which also includes the librarian and his help. To become an excellent reader, a student must adhere to a number of standards, such as proper library behavior, frequent library use, and a consistent reading schedule. A book and a certificate of gratitude make up the prize.