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The school chairman and principal handed over the awards to the winners of various competitions conducted as part of the Science Week celebration.

States are also prohibited from using or threatening to use nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices.

In order to meet the 1.5°C global warming target in the Paris Agreement, global carbon emissions should reach net zero around mid-century.

There was a spread of great and wonderful ideas with competitions like word games, Ad- Mad, radio jockeys, tiny talks, Quizomes, Pre-math Fables, toothpick engineering et- al.

In view of the National Voters' Day, the students of classes VIII and IX of Pallavi Model School, Alwal collaborated with each other to present a discerning programme

Students and teachers vowed to protect the Constitutional values and uphold its integrity.

Students paid tribute to famous IT personalities like Timoty Jhon Berners Lee, James Arthur Gosling, Steve Jobs and William Henry Gates.

To mark the importance of the day, enthusiastic students, parents and teachers, all gathered on a virtual platform for the celebrations.

The students saluted the National Flag and pledged themselves to uphold the honour and integrity, diversity and uniqueness that is “India”.

The Chief Guest, Col Vishal Ahlawat has inspired and motivated the students to strive towards achieving mental and physical fitness.

Staff and students congratulated Shujauddin on his new appointment.

Students prepared various patriotic representations like the national flag, adorable decorative pieces to mark the occasion.

The students brought the stage alive with their passion and love for the motherland through their speeches.

Principal Sunitha Rao in her address reasserted the people to remember and focus on their Fundamental Duties.

The patriotic fervour warmed up the cold winter morning as the teachers, parents and students of the school enthusiastically witnessed the event online.

The assembly created awareness about rights of a girl child and the respect she has to receive from society.

Hosts Netra and Ananya of class VIII paid tribute to the revolutionary leader and spoke about Netaji’s role in India’s freedom struggle.

Teachers enlightened the students on the rights and duties of citizens enshrined in the Constitution.

The Disney characters came to life on stage and everyone cherished the experience.

In India, there are various gallantry awards that are given away which could be earned in a battlefield.

Students appreciated and understood that handwriting helps them not only in developing better cognitive skills, but also personifies themselves in their handwriting.

Students were all amazed by taking part in the activity and even as their creative and emotional intelligence got triggered.

Speaking on the occasion, Principal Sudeshna Mairal said that education brings in an essential transformation in human beings.

The award seeks to recognize achievements in all fields of activities or disciplines where an element of public service is involved.