School News Network
Chandigarh, March 01 2025
- Promise of jobs in the UK,
- No requirement for English-language tests (IELTS), and
- Exorbitant fees.
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Gian Jyoti Institute of Management and Technology, Phass 2 welcomed its fresher’s under the theme ‘Aagaman-19’ a delight for the fresher’s at its campus. The seniors’ students welcomed their fresh inmates by offering them a grand gala cultural event. J.S.Bedi, Chairman, Gian Jyoti Group presided over the event. The inaugural ceremony started by seeking the blessings of Goddess Saraswati and lighting of the lamp. After the lamp lighting ceremony J.S.Bedi, Chairman gave his blessings to the new students and welcomed them into the GJIMT family.
A series of stunning performances followed, with the Girl Gang delivering a powerful dance performance, followed by the electrifying Fearless Fusion and Aura Blenders, who captivated the audience with their seamless choreography and energy. A Dance Battle between competing teams added an extra layer of excitement to the festivities. One of the most anticipated highlights of the event was the UG/PG Fresher Ramp Walk, where students walked the ramp with confidence and style.
Bhavpreet Kaur from BCA was crowned as Ms. Fresher whereas Gurleen Singh from BCA was selected as Mr. Fresher in under graduation. Vanshika Soni from MBA was selected as Ms. Fresher & Pratham Kumar from MBA was selected as Mr. Fresher in Post-graduation stream. Shivam Kumar BBA from UG and Charles MBA from PG selected as Mr. Handsome. Rupanpreet Kaur B.Com from UG and Daman MCA from PG capture the crown of Ms. Elegant.
The ceremony saw many dazzling performances both by seniors and juniors by way of energetic dances that made the day more charming. Modeling rounds were there, where juniors suppressed their feelings and introduced themselves. Dr. Aneet Bedi, Director, Gian Jyoti Institute of Management and Technology decoded Mr. Gian Jyoti and Ms. Gian Jyoti and encouraged the students to be participated during their journey at GJIMT. To develop their hidden talent this will help them in their professional career in the days ahead.
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Kiddies enjoying at newly created SKPS bird park. |
Indus Public School organized its annual sporting event with colourful pomp and show on its lush green campus. Each tiny tot participated in at least one event. Participants exhibited their talents with the sportsmanship spirit to fight to the finish amidst cheers from their parents, teachers, and friends.
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The day commenced with a show of color and energy brought on by the Pom-pom dance, Ball drill, and movement exercises with a parachute, all of which were performed by students of the pre-primary wing. The little enthusiasts took part in various track and field races, which included the Ball race, Run pick and place race, Sprint, Bean Bag Balancing, and Tricycle races.
Students also presented Yoga, Gymnastics, Taekwondo, Trampoline, and Zumba along with a music performance. Parents also participated in a game organized for them. The function came to an end with a Tug of War and a prize distribution ceremony. The events concluded with a Prize Distribution ceremony for the winners of all races. In shot put 8th class girls Harshita, Navpreet Kaur & Harshita Thakur Bags are in the first three positions. While in the boy’s category, Aaryan was first, Jobanpreet Singh & Pranav bagged second & third positions. In the long jump, 7th-class boys Ekamdeep Singh, Jony & Sumit captured first, second & third positions. In Girl's long jump, 7th class Sheenu, Kanchan, and Baljinder Kaur bag the first three positions. In a 200-meter race, 6th class girls Taranpreet Kaur, Parneet Kaur & Kanishka captured three positions. In the 7th class boys 100m race Agampreet Singh, Tanpreet Singh & Shaurya Rana were in First, Second & third positions. In the 8th class boys 100 m race Nishya, Pranav & Jaskirat Singh bag the position.
Director Colonel (Ret.) SPS Cheema congratulated the winners and emphasized that sports are an integral part of the curriculum in the school and should be given due importance throughout the session.
School Principal Parampreet Kaur Cheema emphasized the importance of finding one’s element through participation in sporting events and other areas of interest in the school as well as at home
Fostering Scientific Exploration through Interactive STEM Activities at Smiling Kiddies Playway School. The kids had a blast engaging in science experiments, immersing themselves in hands-on learning and unravelling the wonders of different scientific concepts.
The Royal Navy’s offshore patrol vessel, HMS Tamar, sails to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands today [6 January] as part of its permanent deployment in the Indo-Pacific. Over the next five days, the ship and her crew will undertake capability demonstrations and maritime exercises with the Indian Navy.
HMS Tamar is one of two Royal Navy vessels on permanent deployment in the Indo-Pacific as set out in the UK’s Integrated Review. The ship’s visit to India is an opportunity to further strengthen the shared maritime domain awareness effort, and underlines the UK’s and India’s intent to collaborate in the Indian Ocean Region and wider Indo-Pacific.
First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Ben Key, said: “I am delighted that HMS Tamar is visiting the Andaman and Nicobar Islands this week, during her first time sailing in the Indian Ocean. The opportunity to engage with the local community and conduct training and exercises with the Indian Navy is hugely valuable.
“The work HMS Tamar and her crew are doing with allies, partners and friends across the Indo-Pacific is crucial. As threats to global peace and stability mount, the Royal Navy values deeply its relationship with the Indian Navy in a shared endeavour to confront those who challenge the rules-based system and ensure peace and prosperity on and from the sea.”
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Royal Navy offshore patrol vessel HMS Tamar |
Acting British High Commissioner to India, Christina Scott, said: “HMS Tamar’s deployment is the UK’s Indo-Pacific tilt in action; its visit, further evidence of the importance we attach to our defence and security relationship with India.
“The Indo-Pacific, and indeed India, will drive future growth and prosperity for the world. It is imperative that it remains free and open to all in support of trade, shared security and values.”