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Auckland House School Girls’ Junior section sports day celebrated

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2 years ago

April 30, 2016

SHIMLA- Students of Auckland House School Girls celebrated their annual sports day here today. During the event more than 200 students participated and showcased their strength.

Rewa Gupta, Associate Professor English, RKMV College Shimla, graced the occasion as chief guest and expressed her experience for the day saying that it was a great pleasure and honor to be part of the event. She appreciates the effort put in by students as well as teaches for making this day a great success. Being an ex student of the school she was overwhelmed recalled her good old days spent in the school.

During the day various physical activities included : –

Aerobics Form 1 & II – Entire class participated in display

Stop,Look,Go Form I & II – Again entire class participated in display

Flag Race Nursery A – Group I winners included Aradhya Rana, Rimsha Mahawar, Bani Bakshi and in Group II- Arshiya, Preksha and Drishya Sood

Balloon Race Nursery B – Group I winners included Avni Dogra,Sarvi and Avni and in Group II- Arashaya Chauhan, Harleen and Agrata.

Party Race L.K.G A – Group I winners included Gauri Manhhan, Ahana Negi , Samaira Bali and in Group II- Avni Gangta, Alankrita and Tejasvi.

Obstacle Race L.K.G B – Group I winners included Paridhi Mahawar, Jasleen and Sanvi Chandel and in Group II- Simran Syan, Astha Sharma and Avusha Syal

Bursting the balloon U.K.G A – Group I winners included Variti Verma, Aradhya Chauhan and Akriti Malketa and in Group II- Anaya Khimta, Ojasvi Tanwar and Srishti Sharma

Shopping Race U.K.G B – Group I winners included Shavi Pathak, Vishwhara Bhushan, Jahnavi Bhardwaj and in Group II- Snigdha Parihar, Alvina Harsh, Dharvi Verma

Obstacle Race IA – Group I winners included Bhoomika, Piya Rattan, Minal Sanchi and in Group II- Paridhi Mattu, Maulshree Thakur and Twisha Chadha

Balancing Race IB – Group I winners included Arica Chauhan, Yoshita Thakur, Himaza Sharma and in Group II- Anvesha Pathak, Ashmi and Arshiya Dogra.

Ball Relay II A – Group I winners included Priyal Thakur and Saanvi Bharota first, Devanshi Panwar and Aalya second and Rijula Bhardwaj and Arshea Thakur third and in Group II- Suhani Prashar and Priyanka Verma first, Bhavya Kaushik and Shreeya Gupta second and Arzoo Salhotra and Avni Gautam third.

Baton Relay II B – Group I winners included Ananya Sharma and Gunjan first, Riya Rattan and Shifa second and Mannat Chauhan and Siya Gupta third and in Group II- Leekisha Bhardwaj and Akshara Prasha first, Jassica Anand and Ishita second and Vanshika Thakur and Surbi Thapa third.

Skating Race I&II: Group I winners included – Arundhati Rathore, Sirisha Syal, Avisha Syal and in Group II- Pritha Doger, Suhani Prashar, Bhavya Kaushik

Musical Chair Arzoo Kumra, Surbhi Thapa and Jiya Rampal Saini.

As the eventful day was coming to an end, Principal of the School, Sunita John thanked everyone for being present on the occasion.

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HPBOSE declares Class 12 exams results, reports 70.18% pass percentage

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10 hours ago

April 24, 2018

Himachal Watcher

Shimla: Today, the Himachal Pradesh Board Of Secondary Education (HPBOSE) announced the results for the Class 12 exams conducted in February-March, 2018 for the session 2017-18. Now the results are available on Board’s official website

Total 98,281 students had appeared in the Class 12 Board examination in this session. Out of it, 68,469 candidates passed the exams. The overall pass percentage for the exams was reported to be at 69.67 percent.

List of HPBOSE Class 12 Toppers for Session 2017-2018

Name	Marks Obtained (Out of 500)	School	District
Medical
Pranjal Rana	489	Dhameta Govt Sr Sec School	Kangra
Sneha Thakur	487	Mohal Ambition Classes Sr Sec School	Kullu

Non-Medical
Sahil Kattna	490	Bagwara Govt Sr Sec School	Hamirpur
Vikrant Rewal	490	Ungh Sundernagar Vardhaman Mahavir Public Sr. Sec School	Mandi

Arts
Akshma Thakur	479	Sujanpur Tihra Sr Sec School	Hamirpur
Garima Mahajan	477	Chamba Maharishi Daya Nand Adarsh Sr. Sec School,	Chamba

Commerce
Saijal Arora	483	Sarahan Sr Sec School	Sirmaur
Prachi Chauhan	481	Nahan Career Academy Sr. Sec School	Sirmaur

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IIM Sirmaur’s 2nd convocation ceremony held at Paonta Sahib

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1 week ago

April 14, 2018

Himachal Watcher

Sirmaur: The second convocation ceremony of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) was held at Poanta Sahib in Sirmour district on April 13, 2018. Thirty-five students graduated from this institution.

Padmanabh Adhikari was awarded Director’s gold medal while Somaya Depdass was awarded as the best all-around student award. Arushi Singh grabbed the Director Special Recognition award.

Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur distributed medals to these meritorious students of the Institution.

The institution was in its initial stage but still, it has created a niche for itself among the premier institution of the country, said the Chairman, Governing Council, IIM Sirmour Ajay S. Sriram.

Director, IIM, Dr Neelu Rohmetra while presenting the Director’s Report said that the institute was committed to producing the talent ready to meet the challenges of the modern era.

The institute was delivering a quality education to the students through highly qualified faculty and some of the best in the industry as guest faculty.

She said that the coming academic year would see main new initiatives by the institution.

The nation has great hope and expectations from the young professionals for making a New India,

the Chief Minister said while addressing the students and faculty.

The institution may have some limitation regarding infrastructure, but still, there was no dearth of talent and the students passing out from here would always cherish the memories of this institution and Himachal Pradesh as well, he further added.

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Nauni varsity scientist conferred ‘Bharat Shiksha Ratan’ award

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2 weeks ago

April 11, 2018

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Solan: Dr. Divender Gupta, an entomologist working at the Dr YS Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry (UHF), Nauni, Solan district, has bagged the prestigious Bharat Shiksha Ratan Award.

The award was given in recognition for his services in the field of agriculture education, research, and extension.

The Global Society for Health and Educational Growth presented the award to Dr Gupta at a ceremony held at the Vithal Bhai Patel House, New Delhi.

Dr. Gupta is presently working as a Principal Scientist in the UHF’s Department of Entomology. After a brief stint in the All India Agricultural Services, he joined the UHF in 1990 at its regional station in Jachh.

Upon shifting to the main campus, Dr Gupta got involved in academics in addition to research and extension activities.

Dr Gupta’s main work has been on fruit flies, which is a formidable pest of agro-horticultural crops causing losses to fruit and vegetable crops. He has provided solutions to a number of problems pertaining to fruit and vegetable entomology. Dr Gupta has also been a pioneer in studying population dynamics and management of fruit flies in the department.

He has devised management methods against fruit flies like the use of methyl eugenol based attractant traps using wooden blocks.

This has also been included in the Package of Practices of the University and Spray Schedule of HP Horticulture Department.

Dr Gupta has also evaluated a chemical, which helps in breaking of eggs inside the body of the fruit fly. He is undertaking further studies on this method. He presented this work at an International Seminar in Malaysia in 2016 in which participants from 20 countries took part.

Besides several research papers in reputed journals, Dr Gupta has five chapters, manuals and a number of bulletins to his credit.

He attributed his success to hard work, inspiration from teachers, and feedback from the farming community, and good wishes of family members, friends and students. UHF Vice-Chancellor Dr HC Sharma and other faculty congratulated Dr Gupta on bringing laurels to the University.