HAU to celebrate National Sports Day

Chandigarh, August 24

Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar  has decided to celebrate National Sports Day  and  birth anniversary of  hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand on August 29, 2010 by organizing  various sports competitions, especially of hockey and football.

        A decision to this effect was taken in a meeting held under the chairmanship of  Director, Students Welfare, Dr Ram Kumar Yadav at Hisar today. Several committees have been constituted to successfully organize this function.

        Dr. Yadav said that about 250 sportspersons would participate in these events. On that day, football match would be organized at 2 p.m., cross country at 4.30 p.m. and hockey match would commence at 5.30 p.m. These events would be held under the supervision of Assistant Director (Sports), Dr N.P. Giri, he added.

          The meeting was attended by lecturers of physical education and organizers of sports events.

Raksha Bandhan celebrated at Golden Bells

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CHANDIGARH, AUG 23
Raksha Bandhan, a festival that symbolizes the deep love between brother & sister was celebrated with great fervour in the premises of Golden Bells Public School, Sector 77, Mohali.
Toddlers of Pre-primary wing created a total festive environment by tying up the rakhis on the wrists of their brothers and prayed for their well being. Brothers also wished them and pledged to take care of them. Students of primary section participated in Rakhi making competition with great zeal and enthusiasm. Whereas the students of middle classes highlighted the value attached to the festival and made beautiful Rakhi greeting cards. Senior girls decorated Thalis and boys decorated gifts on this occasion.
The young artists presented songs related to the day and stole the hearts of the audience. The children showered the dew of love and affection.
At the end, the Chairman spoke on the importance of festival and applauded the efforts of the participants and the teachers.

Golden Bells win overall Trophy

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MOHALI, AUG 19
Golden Bells Public School, Sector – 77, Mohali lifted the overall trophy with a haul of 15 gold, 18 silver and 33 bronze medals in the recently concluded Rajiv Gandhi Memorial National Table Soccer Championship held at DAV Senior Secondary School in Parwanoo (Himachal Pradesh)..
Thirteen states participated in the tournament.  Golden Bells School Chairman Col. C.S. Bawa (Retd.) congratulated the medals winners.

St Solider’s celebrates Independence Day

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CHANDIGARH, AUG 16

Saint Soldier International School, Sector 28 B   celebrated 63^rd Independence Day with zeal and enthusiasm.  The celebration started with hoisting of flag by Mr Gurdev Singh Hayer, Chairman of the school along with the National Anthem, followed by the speech of Saunjanya Arya of K.G.  A.

She spoke on the importance of Independence Day. Colorful items, skits, dances and patriotic songs were performed by the students. Prize distribution ceremony was also held for the students who excelled in sports. The atmosphere was totally filled with patriotic fervor.

Addressing the students Principal Sudesh Choudhry  laid stress on the need to revive the feeling of patriotism. Sweets were distributed among the students.  

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PANCHKULA, AUG 15
Independence Day was celebrated at Shemrock Smiles, Mansa Devi Complex, Panchkula with great patriotic spirit in the school premises. The children from Mont-1 to Mont-3 took part in various competitions like Hindi recitation, patriotic songs, public speaking, colouring the National flag etc.School director Teenu Jolly addressed to the children and explained the importance of living in a free country. She urged to the children to contribute positively in making India a leading nation on the international map. Staff members also participated with full patriotic zeal singing praises of the motherland. Teachers also narrated stories from the lives of various freedom fighters like Bhagat Singh, Netaji Subhash Chander Bose, Lokmanya Tilak and also the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi.
Everyone raised the slogans of “Jai Hind and Proud to Be Indian”. The dress code for the teachers was white kurtas with tri-colour sashes. The school was decorated with tri-coloured buntings, balloons and the tirangas. Ladoos were also distributed among the children and staff members to mark the occasion.

Traffic Police organize road safety workshop

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CHANDIGARH, AUG 12

The Chandigarh Traffic Police today organized Road Safety Exhibition/Workshop at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan in Sector 27-B, here.  During the road safety awareness programme  SP/Traffic HS Doon,  DSP/Traffic BS Negi, all Traffic Inspectors and L/SI Asha Sharma of Chandigarh Traffic Park participated.

 Lecture on road safety was also delivered by Mr H.S. Doon. More than 250 persons participated in this road safety programme alongwith principal Mrs. Vineeta Arora and other school staff.  More than 1000 literatures on road safety were also distributed to the participants.

 To encourage community participation Mr. Gurnam Singh, Traffic Marshal was also participated.  This is a regular road safety awareness programme in schools/colleges to impart basic training to the school/college students.     

14 schools for St Xavier's Chairman Cup Soccer

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PANCHKULA, AUG 4

St. Xavier’s High School, Panchkula is  organizing the 4th  Chairman’s Soccer Cup on  August  6 and 7 at the Tau Devi Lal Sports Complex here in Sector 3, according to Principal Geroge S Shear.

As many as 14 prominent schools have staked their claims for the top honours. Schools who have confirmed their entries are: Delhi Public School Pinjore, The  Banyan Tree Chandigarh,  Saupins’ School    Panchkula,    Holy Child Panchkula,  Chaman Lal DAV School Panchkula , Saupin’s School Mohali,   Jainindera Panchkula,  Yadvindra Public School  Mohali, Little Flower Convent School Panchkula,  St. Kabir Chandigarh, Ryan International Chandigarh,  St. Xavier’s  Chandigarh, St. Xavier’s  Mohali and St. Xavier’s  Panchkula.

The opening match will be played between  hosts St Xavier’s face Holy Child, also of Panchkula, at 7.30 a.m.

Teej celebrations at Golden Bells School

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MOHALI, AUG 3
Golden Bells Public School, Sector 77, Mohali, celebrated Teej with great enthusiasm. To mark the monsoon season, the students attired in colourful traditional dresses of Punjab. The school premises was wearing a festive look with the swings decorated with flowers giving a symbolic touch to the festival.
The students also presented speech, songs and cultural dance which made the celebrations more joyful. Students brought halwa, kheer-poode, ghevar and puri in their tiffin.
The reason to celebrate Teej is to make the students aware about our festivities and to promote the rich the rich heritage.
In the end, Chairman of the school, Col. C.S. Bawa(Retd.) explained the importance of Teej and suggested to maintain cultural heritage of Punjab. He also appreciated the efforts put in by young talents.

St Solider organises Elocution Competition

 

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CHANDIGARH, AUG 2

Mr. Sahil ( X C) , Miss Shivani ( X B) , Miss.Suchita Jain (X1 Non-Med) and Miss.Simran (X B) were declared the best speakers in the ‘Elocution Competition’ for classes VIII to XI. organised at St Soldier International School in Sector 28 B here today

The programme started with the welcome speech by Principal Sudesh Choudhary, where she welcomed Prof. S. C. Gakhar, Deptt. Of Education, and Mr. Arif Ahmed Al Ahdal, PhD. Scholar, English Department, P.U. Chandigarh. The students spoke on burning topics like ‘Girls’ Education’, exhibiting their oratorical skills. 

 At the end, the chief guest spoke to the students about the importance of the English and advised that the eloquence of the speech should match the eloquence of their actions, as the future of India is in their hands.