Education

The virtual event started with greetings by primary head boy Tanuj Ram dressed up as a panda- the mascot of AVIS.

The online classrooms reverberated with laughter and energy, as the children and parents alike thoroughly enjoyed themselves.

The movement was truly a mass movement that brought into its ambit thousands of ordinary people.

The celebrations started with a welcome speech by Ziyan and march past by the school head boy and head girl.

The tiny tots from the pre-primary section enthraled everyone with their endearing messages about Independence Day.

To make the activity more realistic, family members were involved in buying the vegetables and fruits from them.

Tri-colour snacks and artwork related to the occasion were other highlights of the day.

Principal Smitha Govind hoisted the Tiranga followed by the singing of the National Anthem.

Students of pre-primary and primary had dressed up for a fancy dress show, dressing up as the great leaders and heroes of Indian National.

Students showcased their hidden talent through solo singing, drawings, paintings and dance performances.

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This academic year, 1,14,415 students from private schools joined government, local body, model, urban residential schools and KGBVs across the State in Classes 1 to 12

The assembly culminated with words of motivation by vice-principal Gowri Venkatesh .

Students not only to plant the saplings but also take an oath to take the responsibility of nurturing them and overseeing their growth

The missiles such as the ‘Agni’ and the ‘Prithvi’ strengthened our nation’s security and ensured a place in the ‘elite group’ of the world’s powerful countries.

The students spoke about the significance of the language and ancient facts.

The participation in the event Mudra- the joy of rhythm was extremely enthusiastic with over 30 contestants taking part at different levels and in three categories.

The school principal spoke on the occasion and motivated students.

Kranti Diwas marks the day when Quit India Movement was initiated by Mahatma Gandhi in 1942.

On behalf of Telangana State Council of Higher Education, the JNTU-H had conducted TS EAMCET-2021 engineering stream in online mode.

According to Anurag CET 2021 Convenor, Dr V Srinivasa Rao, the top ten toppers will be given Rs 2.50 lakh tuition fee waiver for each one of them

As per the schedule, candidates should fill basic information online, pay processing fee and book a slot for certificate verification between August 24 and 28

The highest number of applications has been received from Telangana (18,221).

Pallavi Model Group of Schools planted around 6,000 saplings during the pandemic and we are a team enriched with students from pre-primary to class XII, the school said .