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Mahatma Gandhi and Lal
Bahadur Shastri.
A skit was organized on
the theme of ‗cleanliness
is next to godliness‘. 150
students of the school
participated in the aware-
ness campaign conducted
about the same. NCC
Cadets delivered the mes-
sage of Mahatma Gandhi
by cleaning the area. The
students distributed the
badges to the localities
conveying the message of
cleanliness. They enlight-
ened the masses through
their slogans, placards
and conversations on
cleanliness.
A pledge was taken by
the students and the
people present at KST to
participate actively in
making the nation clean
and healthy. Paper bags
and hand gloves were
distributed to members of
mun i c ipa l i t y wh i l e
cleaning the loads.
The students in attire of
Mahatma were a great
attraction among the
people delivering the
strong message of
cleanliness simplicity and
integrity.
Sir Padampat Singhania
School, Kota celebrated
t h e 1 5 0t h
B i r t h
Anniversary of Mahatma
Gandhi with zeal,
e n t h u s i a s m a n d
patriotism. The school
also celebrated the Birth
Anniversary of Lal
Bahadur Shastri, the
second Prime Minister of
Free India.
To commemorate this
special day, floral tribute
was paid to the great
freedom fighters by
H on ‘b l e P r i n c ip a l ,
Mr. Pravin Kumar, Vice
Principal, Mrs. Anjali
C h a u d h a r y ,
Co-ordinators, teachers &
students. A Sarva Dharma
Prayer was presented by
the school choir followed
by Bapu‘s favourite
devotion song ‗Raghupati
Raghav Raja Ram‘.
The school paid Tribute
to Founder Chairperson
Late Shri Govind Hari
Singhania Ji on his
5th Death Anniversary. A
Bhajan ‗Shri Krishna Go-
vind Hare Murari‘ and
Shraddhanjali Geet ‗Shri
Govind Hari Singhania Ji
Ke Jaisa Humme.... was
presented by the students
to mark the occasion.
Principal Sir addressed the
gathering and motivated
the students to follow the
footsteps of these great
men and instil their
philosophies and way of
living for a sound
character and meaningful
Life.
A gamut of activities was
conducted on the
occasion. A Tree Planta-
tion Campaign was
organized by the Eco-
Club to generate aware-
ness among the students
and instil a sense of re-
sponsibility among them.
The students and teachers
of the Principal‘s Club
visited Karni Vikas, an
orphanage to distribute
food packets among the
children. Activities like
Poster Making, Wall
Painting, Slogan Writing
and Essay Writing were
conducted for students to
mark the significance of
this special day.
The School also organised
a Swachchta Rally at
Kishor Sagar Talab (KST),
Kota to commemorate
the Birth Anniversary of
Tribute to the Legendries on 2nd October
Chronicle October 2019
Issue 32
October was a month of festivals; the most awaited one being Diwali. It is also known as festival of lights. The houses look beautiful
decorated with earthen lanterns. We see light emitted from them curbing darkness.
When we look around us we also see the darkness of hate, lies, poverty, injustice, and casteism
depriving human societies of peace, health, happiness and prosperity. It’s time we try to put an end to this and illuminate people's life with knowledge and hope they see the evil standing in front of them. It’s time we kill the “Ravan” inside our soul and make this earth a better place to live in.
I hope you had a great festival.
Ms. Aastha Shrivastav
Editor - In - Chief
From the editor’s desk -
es sence of ce lebrat ing
Dusshera. The students enacted
some scenes from the epic
‗Ramayana‘ which was
followed by ‗Ram Stuti‘ in the
form of dance. The presenta-
tion enthralled the audience.
The victory of Lord Rama was
celebrated with the Tilak
Ceremony of the ‗Ram Darbar‘
by Hon‘ble Vice Principal
Ms. Anjali Chaudhary and
Sir Padampat Singhania School,
Kota celebrated Dusshera with
religious zeal and fervor on
4th October 2019 to keep the
festive spirit alive. The students
attired as characters of
Ramayana were transformed
into Ram, Sita, Lakshman,
Hanumaan, Ravana, Meghnath
and Kumbhakarana. They
dramatized ‗Ramlila‘ to
acquaint the students with the
Co-ordinators. To mark Lord
Rama‘s victory over Ravana
and to reinforce the message
that good always triumphs
over evil, the effigies of
Ravana, Meghnath and
Kumbhkarna were burnt which
glorified the occasion. The
event inspired the students to
follow the path of truth.
Dusshera Celebration
Anuvrat Naitik Geet Gyan Pratiyogita
1st position in senior solo
category. She received a
cheque of Rs. 11,000/- and was
felicitated with the momentum
and certificate by Ms. Shyam
Jajoo – The National Vice Pres-
ident of Bhartiya Janta Party.
The rhythms and the beats, her
confidence and tonal quality
resonated around the campus
and responses from the
audience were overwhelming.
The organisors were so
impressed that they conducted
Aleena‘s special performance
for 13 pant‘s Dharamguru
Acharya Mahashraman, where
around 7 thousand audience
were present in the pandal.
The event was a great success
and added one more feather in
Singhania‘s cap.
We have got to keep winning,
stay grounded and stay
hungry.
20th Anuvrat Naitik Geet Gyan
Pratiyogita was organized at
Banglore during 07th October
to 13th October 2019.
Around 600 participants
participated from 21 states of
India. Our swar Kokila, Aleena
Bharti of Class Xl bagged
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three best performers from
each section of the classes were
selected for the final show. The
budding performers showcased
their talents through captivat-
ing dances, enthralling instru-
mental performances and me-
lodious singing.
With an aim to provide a plat-
form to the students to mani-
fest their talents and to know
about their creative aspects,
Talented Kids Competition was
organized for students of
grades III to V on 18th October
2019.
Auditions were conducted and
This competition was also a
breakthrough for students from
their regular routine. The show
was witnessed by Vice Principal
Ms. Anjali Choudhary and the
Chief Guest Ms. Kavita
Makhija, who appreciated the
programme a lot and declared
the results.
Talent Kids Show
Computer Department conducted the House Wise Cyber Quiz Competition for Classes VI to VIII on 3rd October 2019. Four teams
participated in the competition named ―Google‖, ―Yahoo‖, ―Bing‖, ―Opera Mini‖. Different round for the competition were - History
of Computer & Hardware, Software & Application, Visual Round & Rapid fire Round. Students participated with enthusiasm and zeal.
Pawan House secured first position and Surya House bagged second position. Overall it was an enriching learning experience for every
present there.
Cyber Quiz Competition
Sangam Kala Group
In the semi-final round, more
than 600 participants took part
on 27th September 2019 at
Ahluwalia Mall, Kota.
Out of which only 4 best
singers were selected to
perform for the finals from
each category.
In the junior category (12-18
Yrs.) Aleena Bharti of Class XI
bagged 1st position in filmy and
2nd
position in non-filmy
categories.
In the sub-junior category
(6-12 Yrs.) Sameeha Bharti of
Class IV bagged 1st position in
the non-filmy category.
Both will perform at National
Level in Delhi during 1st Week
of November.
Everyone liked and praised the
performances.
Winners never do different
things, they do things
differently.
Once again the rising stars of
Singhania proved their mettle
and brought laurels for us.
39th Surtarang Solo Singing
Competition was organized by
Sangam Kala group at Satyarth
Bhawan, Allen on 13th October
2019.
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Ceremony. The school
organized various activities for
students of different grades to
spread the message of unity
and integrity among them. As
a part of celebration, the
school organized ‗Run for
Unity‘ to strengthen the fabric
of unity and solidarity.
The NCC Cadets displayed a
synchronized March Past to
Sir Padampat Singhania School,
Kota celebrated Rashtriya Ekta
Diwas, on the occasion of 144th
Birth Anniversary of the Iron
Man of India, Shri Vallabh Bhai
Patel, a prominent freedom
fighter. A special assembly was
conducted on the occasion.
The students were enlightened
about the significance of the
day and conducted the Oath
commemorate the day. An
Essay Writing Competition was
held for Classes VI to VIII on
the topic ‗Shreshtha Bharat,
Ek Bharat‘. The students
participated in the activities
with zeal and enthusiasm and
pledged to preserve the unity,
integrity and security of the
Nation.
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas
Wild life week celebration was organized by Kota Zoo. Sanyam Vijay, Archi Bhardwaj, Muskan
Barawal & Ishmeet Kaur Bhasin of XII Hum. won 1st, 2
nd, 3
rd and 5
th prize respectively in Painting
Competition .
Archi Bhardwaj, Muskan Barawal & Saniya Mirza bagged 2nd
prizes in Rangoli Competition. Forest
Minister of Rajasthan Shri Sukhram Vishnoi awarded the prized to the deserving participants.
Wild Life Week – 2019
Our school athletes participated and secured various positions in the Open Athletic District
Meet at J. K. Pavillion, Kota held on 30th September 2019. The positions secured are as
follows -
Vinay Singh – 1st position (400 M Race)
Vinay Singh – 2nd
position(100 M Race)
Kushal Singh—2nd
position (400 M Race)
Aditya Singh – 2nd
position(200 M Race)
Lakshya Jai Singhani – 3rd position (100 M Race)
Riyanshi – 2nd
position (100 M Race)
Winners will be participating in State Athletics Meet 2019.
Open Athletics District Meet
Volleyball (Boys)) – 1st position.
Basketball (Girls) – 1st position.
Football (Boys) - 1st position.
Chess - 1st position (Chayan Jain)
Athletics – Long Jump, High Jump 1st position (Lavish Choudhary)
All players will play for State Tournament to be held at Jaipur.
Vidhik District Level Tournament of Various
Aditya Singh (U -17 yrs Boys) - 3rd position in 100m race
2nd
position in 200m race.
Gagandeep Kaur (U-14yrs Girls) - 1st position in 600 m Middle Distance
Meenal Suman (U-14yrs Girls)) - 2nd
position in 600 m Race
2nd
position in 100 m Race
Palak Chouhan (U-14yrs Girls), 2nd
position in 400 m Sprint Race secured
Lavish choudhary was awarded as the Best player of athletics Meet.
64th District Athletic Meet
5 of our players played cross minton tournament from Rajasthan team and secured Third position Bronze medal. Player's name are
Harita Bhada and Ananya khandelwal from class XII, Adra, Payal and Riyanshi from class XI.
Educational tours are not
meant for visiting purposes
only, but they have a deep-
down purpose to them.
Students gain knowledge and
upgrade their skills by using the
concepts they newly learn.
Educational tours play an
important role in educating
students in a practical and
interesting manner. Students
perceive better what they see
with their eyes rather than
what they read in books. So
taking students for tours is
giving them a chance to dig
deeper and explore more.
New vistas and arenas open
for them and learning and
understanding are not only
easy but also long-lasting.
Two educational tours were
planned for students. One was
to Jodhpur and Jaisalmer and
another one to Udaipur and
Mt. Abu. These tours turned
out to be memorable for the
students not only with
reference to fun but also in
terms of knowledge and
experience they earned.
Students came back with loads
of memories to cherish forever.
witnessed the book fair with
excitement. The host school
c reat ed an in t e rac t i ve
ambiance to develop interests
and capacities of the students
in the world of literature and
reading.
22 students from Central
Academy School and 10
students from Sophia School,
Kota along with teacher in
To create an opportunity for
joyful learning and additional
exposure for developing
s cho la s t i c a s we l l a s
co - s cho la s t i c a reas S i r
Padampat Singhania School
(Lead School) invited the Hub
Schools to visit the Book Fair
on 15.10.2019 at 09:00 AM.
Sophia School, Vallabhnagar,
Kota and Central Academy
School, Dadabari, Kota
charges enjoyed the Scholastic
Book Fair organized at Sir
Padampat Singhania School,
K o t a . S P S S p r e s e n t e d
inspirational books to both
participant schools.
Mr. Pravin Kumar, Principal, Sir
Padampat Singhania School
interacted and wished the
vis it ing hub schools a
promising and blissful learning
journey ahead.
Hubs of Learning (Book Fair Visit)
Hindi Debate Competition
Mukhya Dhaara Me Laane Ke
Liye Anuchhed 370 avam 35-A
kaa Hataaya Jaana Anivarya
Tha.
Two students Garvit Garg and
Sanchalika Vyas participated in
the competition from Sir
Padampat Singhania School,
Kota and voiced their opinions
in favour and against the
motion. Garvit Garg bagged
the First Position Against the
Motion and the Running
Trophy ‗Chal Vajanti‘ was won
by Sir Padampat Singhania
School, Kota, and Sir Padampat
Singhania Education Centre,
Kanpur collectively for their
outstanding performance. The
Principal, Mr. Pravin Kumar
congratulated the students for
the remarkable achievement.
An Inter-School Hindi Debate
Competition was organized at
Sir Padampat Singhania Educa-
tion Centre, Kanpur in the
memory of Chairperson Late
Shri Govind Hari Singhania Ji
on 11th October 2019. 13 teams
from reputed CBSE schools
p a r t i c i p a t e d i n t h e
competition. The topic of the
debate was ‗Kashmir Ko
Educational Tours
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Family is like branches on a tree. We all grow in different directions yet our roots remain as one. In
order to enhance this feeling of oneness Pre Primary Wing of Sir Padampat Singhania School
celebrated ―Family Ties‖.
The little munchkins came dressed up as their dear mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, aunt, uncle. These
tiny angles tried their level best to imitate them and the result was mesmerizing.
Our esteem Principal Sir, Vice Principal Ma‘am and Coordinators took out time to grace the
occasion. The whole event was a mega-hit.
Family Ties
The celebration of Diwali, the festival of lights, came alive at Sir Padampat Singhania School, Kota on 22nd
Oct. 2019 when the
whole school wore a festive look with pots, diyas and flowers adorning the school premises. A special assembly was organized to mark
the occasion. Two teachers Ms. Krishna Gupta and Mr. Ritesh Soni delivered a speech highlighting the significance of the festival.
Aadhya Agarwal and Kartikey Pandey, green warriors of the Eco-Club delivered an informative speech urging everyone to celebrate an
Eco-Friendly Diwali. The sparkles brought cheer, joy and happiness to everyone present.
The Principal, Mr. Pravin Kumar, addressed the gathering and extended Diwali greetings and guided the students to convert their
weakness into strength and always keep an optimistic approach in life.
Various activities were conducted in the school as a part of Diwali Celebration. News Paper Art for Class XI and XII, Rangoli
Competition for Class IX and X, Card Making for Class IV to VI and Book Mark Competition for Class I to III. The students participated
enthusiastically and displayed their creativity. The festival was celebrated with gusto and fervour.
Diwali Celebration
A team of two students, Anshul Maheshwari and Saksham Pathak along with escort teacher
Ms.Pompy Kar marked their participation and displayed their oratory skills with confidence and
conviction in 33rd SHRI GOPAL KRISHNA SINGHANIA INTER SCHOOL ENGLISH DEBATE
COMPETITION hosted by SPSEC at GHSIMR, Kamla Nagar , Kanpur on the motion " Artificial
Intelligence Will Supersede Human Intuitive Thinking." The competition witnessed participation
of 17 teams and 34 contestants.
The participants of several reputed schools presented their well-articulated thoughts with effective
dramatization and voice modulation, reflecting their keen learning skills and deep research on the
topic.
Saksham Pathak impressed the jury with his persuasive perceptions and secured the 2nd position
against the motion.
33rd Shri Gopal Krishna Singhania Inter School English Debate Competition
Editorial Board
Ms. Aastha Shrivastav
Ms. Shaily Sharma