The Students of Jodhamal Public School brought laurels to the school in the just concluded 10th State Matsogi-Do Championship held at Unique Public Hr. Sec. School Gadi Garh. The students won 3 gold, 3 silver and 4 bronze medals in the 10th State Matsogi-Do Championship held recently. The gold medal winners are:- Anirudh, Vasudev Gupta and Akshit Sharma. The silver medal winners are:- Avichal Rampal, Jatin Mahajan and Ashita Arora. Bronze medal winners are:- Mohit, Akshat, Jotirmay and Aryan Verma. They all played under the supervision and training of their school coach. Jodhamal family congratulates the students on their achievement.

The 13th Annual Interschool Debate Competition conducted by the Jammu Adventure Sports Club was held at JMPS, Channi Himmat, Jammu on 26th Nov. 2011. The motion for the debate was "Internet Brings More Harm Than Good". 24 participants from over 12 leading schools took part in the lively session.

Chief Guest for the day was Mr. Saurabh Bhagat, (IAS) Director Technical Education. The guest of honour was Mrs. Krishna Bhati Principal Jodhamal School. The members of Jury were Prof. Veena Gupta, Prof. Sneh Sambyal & Prof. Sarla Kohli. The convenor of the Debating Committee was Mr. Sarla Kohli. Mr. Sandeep Gulati, Chairman JASC in his welcome speech gave the history of the club whose aims are to encourage sports and to promote Cultural Heritage. Junior members of the Adventure Club also spoke on the Occasion. Vote of the thanks was given by Mr. Sandeep Sethi, Secretary of JASC.

Certificates of participation to all the participants were given by Vice Chairman of JASC. The Rolling Trophy Donated by R. B. Jodhamal & Co. was bagged by JODHAMAL PUBLIC SCHOOL. The 1st, 2nd & 3rd prizes sponsored by National Garage were won by Sankasha Sharma of Jodhamal School stood 1st, Ishrat Jahan of Presentation Convent School stood 2nd & Shantanu Mishra of Army Public School Nagrota stood 3rd. The debate was compared by Mrs. Aparna Kuthiala member of the club. Jodhamal Public School was the overall trophy of the debate.

Student of Jodhamal Public School Uditi Verma, D/o Mrs. Madhu Luthra & Mr. Anant Kumar of Class – 3rd has been selected by the Indian Sport Speedball Association for the 25th world Speedball Championship – 2011 which is being held in POITIERS (FRANCE) from 27th October to 30th October, 2011.
The Principal Mrs. Krishna Bhati congratulated Uditi Verma & hoped that she will bring glory to the country.

On the occasion of Children’s Day Jodhamal Public School organized the event of commemoration the Postal Stamp in the school premises. Mr. Samuel Johnson, Chief Post Master General J&K was the Chief Guest and some other dignitaries from the Postal Deptt. also graced the occasion. The stamps of Rs.5 and Rs.20 denominations were released. In addition the department also presented a souvenir sheet of stamps to the school.
Principal Mrs. Krishna Bhati welcomed the delegates of the Postal Department and lauded the immense contribution of the department in the field of art, literature, science and social work. She also anecdotally mentioned the depiction of the Indian ‘dakiya’ in cinema, paintings and sculpture throughout history.
Mr. John Samuel speaking on the occasion briefed about the activities of the department in connecting with the people of J&K. The children were treated to rare insights of the world of postage and to a glimpse of Mr. John Samuel’s achievements and experience. He shared certain facts and trivia with the children which delighted them.
The Philately Club of JMPS also was inaugurated by Mr. John Samuel. He was extremely happy and also took the opportunity to appreciate the initiative taken by the school and also announced the assigning of all sorts of stamps to the school. The students were delighted to attend the function with such wonderful exposure to postal stamps and of being a part in the release of the postal stamp for the first time in
Jammu.
The school Management greeted the students on the occasion of Children’s Day and the release of the postage stamps in the school premises.

4th May, 2011: The 2nd Vishal Sharma Memorial Wu-Shu Championship was held on 24th and 25th April in M. A. Stadium. Students of Jodhamal Public School brought laurels to the school by winning 12 Gold, 12 Silver and 19 Bronze medals. The Guest of Honour was Mr. R. S. Chib.

Gold medal winners were – Shivani Verma, Vasudev Gupta, Areba Sheikh, Hameen Rathore, Fahad Wani, Pratham, Nita Bhagat, Farhan Nazir, Raghav Puri, Akshit Verma, Vanshit Verma, Gungun Anand.

Silver medal winners were – Abhijeet Singh, Saadat Mufti, Aahang Javed, Chehak Dogra, Nikunj Langer, Ritvik, Ashita Arora, Pradhum, Pari, Bulbul Anand, Burhan Choudhary, Aahang.

Bronze medal winners were – Hardik Aggarwal, Sahil Atri, Surya, Shubhangni, Nimansh, Dipika, Rujuta Mahajan, Ihwarjeet Singh, Navjot Singh, Kunal Kalia, Sorav, Jaivardhan Sharma, Dravin Gupta, Karun Kapoor, Shruti Suri, Naman Chandok, Janvi, Achyuta Sharma.

All the participants went under the supervision of their coach Mr. Mohit Sharma. .

30th April, 2011: The students of Jodhamal Public School gave outstanding performance in the various science competitions in the "Science Awareness Mela" held at Carmel Convent School organized by National Council for Urban and Rural Development.

In the senior Debate Competition, Harman Kaur Anand of class X bagged the 1st prize. In the Junior Essay Writing Competition, Muskan Gupta of class 8th won the 1st prize. In the Juniors Quiz Competition, Ojasvi Vasudev, of class 8th and Anusha of class 7th won the 1st prize.

Aahan Pandita, of class 6th received 3rd prize in the Painting Competition. Sheikh Eras and Sankasha Sharma of class 11th won the 3rd prize for the model of Hydroponics : the plants which grow without soil which was exhibited in the Science Exhibition.

Students of Jodhamal School brought laurels to their school by winning the overall trophy from among 33 schools that participated .

Dated: 28/04/2011. Jodhamal Public School offers yet another educational incentive to students and parents as a step up to the ongoing Educomp Smart Class programme implemented in the school.

It is the first school in Jammu to officially start off home browsing that enables students to view assignments, notes and other information uploaded b their teachers or school authorities from time to time. It is user friendly and the curriculum content covers classes from kindergarten to grade twelve. Educomp Smart Classes not only gives
schools an institutional online presence but also empowers them to deliver more value for students, parents and teachers.

On the occasion of the World Earth Day the students of Jodhamal Public School celebrated the Earth Day in the school premises.

Dr. C. M. Seth, Hony. Director World Wide Fund (WWF) in India marked the occasion as the chief guest. He is also the Environment Consultant SASB and Member State Wild Life Advisory Board.

The programme started with a musical note. The school choir presented the song "Mere Desh Ki Dharti" followed by a mime presentation on "Save Mother Earth", emphasizing on saving water and electricity. The mime beautifully conveyed a message of being responsible citizens and control air and noise pollution. To begin with Kshitj Sethi of class V, Kritika Billowaria of class IV, Aishwaray of class VII and Abhijeet of class X took the green oath. Children from various classes pledged to become environmentally conscious citizens. The Eco buddies of the Eco Club planted trees and in collaboration with the State Pollution Control Board visited homes in Channi Himmat and were successful in more than 300 filament bulbs with Eco – Friendly CFLs.

Towards the end Dr. Seth in his inspiration speech encouraged students to take on eco-friendly practices each day. He gave the slogan "Think Green and Act Green". Quoting lines "Sare Jahan Se Achha Hindustan Hamara, Ham Bulbule hain iski, Yeh Gulsitaan Hamara", Dr. Seth emphasized that we the Bulbule have to make conscious efforts to save our Gulsitaan.

On the occasion of the World Earth Day the students of Jodhamal Public School celebrated the Earth Day in the school premises.

Dr. C. M. Seth, Hony. Director World Wide Fund (WWF) in India marked the occasion as the chief guest. He is also the Environment Consultant SASB and Member State Wild Life Advisory Board.

The programme started with a musical note. The school choir presented the song "Mere Desh Ki Dharti" followed by a mime presentation on "Save Mother Earth", emphasizing on saving water and electricity. The mime beautifully conveyed a message of being responsible citizens and control air and noise pollution. To begin with Kshitj Sethi of class V, Kritika Billowaria of class IV, Aishwaray of class VII and Abhijeet of class X took the green oath. Children from various classes pledged to become environmentally conscious citizens. The Eco buddies of the Eco Club planted trees and in collaboration with the State Pollution Control Board visited homes in Channi Himmat and were successful in more than 300 filament bulbs with Eco – Friendly CFLs.

Towards the end Dr. Seth in his inspiration speech encouraged students to take on eco-friendly practices each day. He gave the slogan "Think Green and Act Green". Quoting lines "Sare Jahan Se Achha Hindustan Hamara, Ham Bulbule hain iski, Yeh Gulsitaan Hamara", Dr. Seth emphasized that we the Bulbule have to make conscious efforts to save our Gulsitaan.

Jodhamal Public School launched its inaugural issue of the school magazine, "JUMP START". Director, School Education Mrs. Zahida Khan graced the occasion and unveiled the first copy of the maiden issue in the school Amphitheatre in the presence of the school Trustee, Mr. Nandan Kuthiala, Mrs. Arati Kuthiala, the school staff and the students.

The historic event began with the school Principal giving the welcome address. On the occasion, the staff editor In Chief Mrs. Mousumi Chandhoke encouraged the budding and blossoming scribes and emphasized that each child is creative and needs to take a step forward to showcase the talent. The other member of the editorial team of the school newsletter Mrs. Prerna Suri and Mrs. Snigdha Khajuria shared their brimming enthusiasm and contributions.

The senior students gave a glimpse into the witty and creative "JUMPSTART". Mrs. Zahjida Khan unveiled the inaugural issue and congratulated the team in enhancing the creative and communicative skills of the students and imparting best education which focuses on all around development.

On behalf of school fraternity, Principal Mrs. Krishna Bhati presented a memento along with a bamboo shoot to the honourable guest as token of flourishing association.

Chak Dhoom Dhoom star Piyush Bhagat graced the stage of his alma mater Jodhamal Public School. A felicitation ceremony was held in his honour in the school's Amphi Theatre. The event was graced by the school management and the Bhagat family. The management and the Principal, Jodhamal Public School announced scholarship for Piyush. The proud parents and sister, Priyanka as well as the grand mother were felicitated with bouquets and a school memento. The audience were spell bound by the scintillating performance given by Piyush and were eager to know more about his success and inspiration. Piyush attributed his success to his parents and school. He also thanked his sister for being his inspiration. Piyush humbly acknowledged the school's support and efforts in helping him achieve heights. The school boy charm coupled with humility sportingly taught his school mates some signature steps. To the question, "How do you get so much of energy?" Piyush answered to the delight of his parents and teachers "by eating lot of veggies." The CDD star received a standing ovation from his school staff & students for the good name he had brought to the school.

Jodhamal Public School hosted the Limca Book of Record Quiz 2010 in association with Derek O' Brien & Associates for the very first time in Jammu. The event was organized in the school Amphitheatre. Nearly 200 participants from a total of 33 schools from the Jammu region actively participated in the Quiz. The six schools that qualified the preliminary written round were Jodhamal Public School, Army School Kaluchak, Army School Mira Sahib, DPS Jammu, J. K. Public School and St. Mary's Presentation Convent. DPS Jammu were the winners of the Limca Book of Records Quiz 2010. Jodhamal Public School bagged the second position followed by St. Mary's Presentation Convent at the third position. Mr. Vivek Tyagi, Manager Coca Cola – Jammu Region awarded the winning team. Mrs. Krishna Bhati, Principal Jodhamal Public School and Mrs. Aarti Kuthiala, gave away the other Certificates & Medals to other position holders

Jodhamal Public School hosted the Jammu Sahodaya Schools Conference.

ThePrincipals of member CBSE schools congregated to bid farewell to the outgoing President of JSSC, Mr. Jorawar Singh and to elect the new President of JSSC. A tree sapling was planted in the school premises by Mr. Jorawar Singh and other Principals to mark the occasion after which Jodhamal School choir sang a song celebrating the spirit of togetherness from Mitra Sen's movie, "The Peace Tree". The proceedings of the meeting began with the Principal of Jodhamal School, Mrs. Krishna Bhati giving a welcome address and a touching farewell tribute to the outgoing President. Other members who spoke on the occasion and expressed their nostalgia and gratitude to Mr. Jorawar Singh were the Treasurer JSSC, Mr. B. N. Sarkar and the Secretary JSSC, Mr. K. C. Mehta. Mementoes were also presented to Mr. Jorawar Singh. It was unanimously acclaimed that Mr. Jorawar had been one of the most dynamic Principal of Jammu. He joined K. C. Public School, Jammu as the Principal in 2004. His tenure as Principal was commendable as the school had won the computer literacy excellence Awards in 2006 and 2008. He also promoted exchange programmes with countries like U.K. and Japan. Under his expert and valuable guidance, K. C. Public School excelled in academics, sports and co-curricular activities. This year, Mr. Jorawar was appointed as mentor and monitor by CBSE to ensure proper implementation of CCE in all CBSE schools of Jammu. He is relinquishing the charge of Principal to take-up the new assignment as the education officer with LWES, Chandigarh. Mr. B. N. Sarkar, Principal Heritage School has assumed office as the new President of JSSE and Dr. Ayub Khan, Principal SOS Herman School has taken over as the new Treasurer of JSSC. The conference was attended by the Principals of following school

1. Air Force School

2. Army School Nagrota

3. Army School Rakhmuthi

4. Army School Akhnoor

5. DPS Jammu 6. Heritage School

7. Jodhamal Public School

8. J. P. World School

9. K. C. Public School

10. K. C. International School

11. SOS Herman Gmeiner School

12. Sainik School Nagrota

Jodhamal students presented bamboo shoots as tokens of flourishing relationship to all the Principals and especially sang the nostalgic song "Jolly Good Fellow" for Mr. Jorawar Singh as he walked out of the hall. The JSSC event and hospitality was managed by the Jodhamal Public School Protocol officer, Mr. Viveak Arora and Senior Coordinator Ms. Monika Sethi.

A 12 day summer camp was conducted at Jodhamal Public School. The summer camp culminated in a grand closing ceremony on 11th June' 2010 in the school premises. The closing ceremony included demonstration in Swimming, Skating & Taekwondo. The Art and Craft department displayed food craft, charcoal shading, candle and fabric flower making. The stage presentation included a rocking dance performance by the juniors and seniors. Display of Orchestra and songs by the junior and senior choir scintillating dance performance by students left the audience spell bound. To appreciate and encourage the participants, certificates were distributed

JODHAMAL   STUDENTS  CELEBRATED  ITS   FIRST
‘BAL SABHA’

Jodhamal Public School celebrated its first open house for class-I "BAL SABHA" in the Amphitheatre in the school premises on 24th April, 2010. The aim of the programme was to put at ease the parents who have sent their children into a new school. The programme started with a welcome Address by the Principal, Mrs. Krishna Bhati. She welcomed the parents with a thought provoking story. It was followed by the students of class I performing action songs. Dr. Chand Trehan, the school counselor and Educational Advisor, had an interactive session with the spellbound audience. The fact that many fathers had taken time out from their busy schedules to attend the function, was highly appreciated. She encouraged the parents to air their views, which they did. It was another feather in the cap for JMPS as the Bal Sabha was a huge success. The session ended with the serving of snacks to the parents and an interactive open house session with the Junior Section Co-ordinator, Mrs. Varnika Ghosh and all the class teachers of class-I.

Brave Hearts Workshop at Jodhamal Public School

Matsogi-Do championship concludes
at Jodhamal Public School .

EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE JAMMU, NOVEMBER 29. TWO-DAY Motsogi-Do Championship-
2009 concluded here at Jodhamal Public School here this evening. The championship was organized by Matsogi-Do Association in collaboration with Jodhamal Public School.
Minister for Revenue, Relief and Rehabilitation Raman Bhalla was the chief guest on the occasion. Speaking on the occasion, Bhalla lauded the efforts of the organizers for engaging students of different schools of Jammu, Kathua, Udhampur, Doda and Rajouri in sports activities, adding that sports are imperative for making the youth physically and mentally fit. He asked the students to participate in snorts activities besides their academic education. Later, the minister also distributed Gold, Silver and bronze medals among the winners.

MATSOGI-DO STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
IN JODHAMAL SCHOOL
The 8,t h J & K State Matsogi-Do Championship was inaugurated in JODHAMAL PUBLIC SCHOOL today. The chief guest, Shri Tara Chand Ji, Deputy Chief Minister declared the meet open with symbolic gesture of release of balloons. The welcome address was given by the Principal of Jodhamal School, Mrs. Krishna Bhati. The President of Matsogi-Do Association, Mr. Taranjeet Singh Tony informed that approximately 600 students from nearly 30 schools & clubs of all the districts of J & K State are taking part. Mr. Tony appreciated that Jodhamal School had extended total logistics and transport support for all the participants. The Deputy CM. commended the Management, Principal & Staff of Jodhamal for their state of art infrastructure, extensive facilities & laudable efforts in promoting sports & activities in their school.

JODHAMAL SCHOOL WINS BHARAT VIKAS
PARISHAD COMPETITION

Bharat Vikas Parishad, Jammu and Kashmir organized a State Level National Group Song competition at Government College for women (GCW) Gandhi Nagar. The students of jodhamal Public School won the first prize in the Hindi category and the second prize in the Sanskrit category. The school team is going to represent the STATE at the Nationals in Bhubneshwar. More than 6,000 schools take part in the Bharat Vikas Parisad competition in India. Th. Diwakar Singh was the chief guest while, Prof. Nalini Kohli was the guest of Honour. Prof. Suresh Gupta presided over the function and Prof. Satish Anand was the national observer for the competition. The patriotic song - 'Suraj badle, chanda badle, badle chahe dhruv tara,' left the audience spell bound and the efforts of the students were applauded and appreciated by the audience.

Students excel in Group Song Competition

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JAMMU: Students of JK Montessorie School, Talab Tillo bagged second prize in Hindi and Sanskrit Group Song Competition in the Inter-school National Group Song Competition organised by Bharat Vikas Parishad in Jamrnu. Pburteen schools of Jaramu province participated in this competition. Patriotic songs in Hindi and Sanskrit were sung during the function. Minister for Revenue and Rehabilitation Raman Bhalla presided over the function as a Chief Guest. Students of JK Montessorie participated in both Hindi and Sanskrit patriotic songs and brought honour to the school. They earned huge applause from the audience for their performance. The efforts put by students and the school management were appreciated by one and all. Raman Bhalla and other dignitaries of Bharat Vikas Parishad presented the rolling trophy to the winning team of JK ontessorie School. School management and staff congratulated the students and awarded the students of winner team who had excelled in this competition. The cash awards and proficiency certificates were given to all participants. Students were trained for this competition by Ramesli Parwana. They were also awarded with mementoes and cash, Meanwhile students of Jodhamai School won the first pme in the Sanskrit Group Song Competition. The school team will represent J and K State at the National Level Bharat Vikas Parishad Competition in Kanpur. The students include Manik Mohan Vaid, Kimti Manawa, Harsimran Kaur, Jaspreet Kaur, Shamma Zohra, Harman Kour Anand, Ullas Mahajan, Ayaz Khan and Nandini Kapoor. Poonam Mahajan teacher incharge accompanists Piute- Rakesh Anand and Tabla- Vrjay Anand trained the students.

JAMMU ADVENTURE SPORTS CLUB

JODHAMAL SCHOOL WINS JASC ANNUAL DEBATE

Jammu Adventure Sports Club held its 11th Interschool Debate Competition today at the Jodhamal Public School, Jammu. The motion for the debate was"Is Abolition of lO"1 Board Exams Beneficial" 24 participants from over 12 leading schools took part in the lively session. The function was presided over by Mrs Zahida Khan, Director School Education, Jammu. The Guest of honour was Mrs. Krishna Bhatti, Principal, Jodhamal Public School, Channi Himmat, Jammu. The Judges were Mrs Neetu Ghulati, Member Jammu Adventure Sports Club, Mrs Geetanjali Rana, HOD English Deptt of Govt College for Women, Gandhi Nagar, and Mrs Rita Jain, Principal Tawish College. The convenors of the debate programme were Mrs Sarla Kohli & Mrs Aparna Kuthiala. Speaking on the occasion, the Secretary of Jammu Adventure Sports Club Mr. Sandeep Sethi gave the history of the Club whose aims are encouraging Adventure Sports, Promotion of Cultural Heritage and Protection of the Environment. The Rolling Trophy sponsored by R.B. Jodhamal & Co. Pvt. Ltd. was bagged by JODHAMAL School. The 1st, 2ndand 3rd prizes sponsored by National Garage were won by NAVINDU KHAJURIA & ADITYA SINGH. Junior member of Jammu Adventure Sports Club who spoke were UTTRA SETHI,STUTI KUTHIALA& Mrs Zahida Khan and Mrs. Krishna Bhatti lauded the activities of the Jammu Adventure Sports Club and were Highly appreciative of the high quality performance of the students.

JODHAMAL SCHOOL WINS
JAMKASH COMPETITION

The students of Jodhamal Public School participated in an Inter school Painting Competition held at JAMKASH Vehicleades. The students of Jodhamal Public School bagged the First and the Third prizes. Four consolation prizes were also bagged by the students. The students
who got the 1st and the 3rd prizes are Aahan Pandita and Arinjaya Singh respectively. The students bagging the consolation prizes are: Akansha Solanki, Jyotirmay Sharma, Surya Pratap Singh and Warnika Slathia. Most
of the leading school of the city took part in the competition.

FORMER VC AMU VISIT JODHAMAL
SCHOOL

Former Vice Chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University Dr. M. Rahman visited Jodhamal Public School recently. He is also Advisory Board Member of the school. During the visit to the school he interacted with the staff & students of senior classes. Dr. Rahman narrated some humorous episodes & experiences as the VC of AMU. He also complemented the school Principal Mrs. Krishna Bhati on the excellent infrastructure and facilities being provided in the school. During his career spanning 4 decades Dr. Rahman has
been the Additional Chief Secretary (J&K), VC-AMU, Secretary Govt, of India & Chairman of BOMBAY MERCANTILE Bank. Now he is heading the Finance Commission of J&K and an important Commission for Maharashtra Govt.

Jodhamal school celebrates
grandparents day

• JAMMU: Jodhamal Public School Juniors celebrated grandparents day to promote family bonding. The teachers and students participated in the celebrations along with grandchildren who were present on the occasion. The little angels performed beautifully, drawing appreci-,
ation. The pre-primary teachers organized queen of Sheeba game, wherein grandparents participated with a lot of fun and laughter. Grandparents of Kritika Sharma of, pre-nursery were felicitated with memento. A vote of thanks was given by principal Krishna Bhati.

Jodhamal juniors alongwith their respective Grandparents at Jodhamal Public School. The teachers and students alongwith their Grandparents celebrated Grandparents Day. Grandparents of Kritika Sharma of Pre-Nursery and Mrs Sharma were the chief guests on the occasion. Krishna Bhati, Principal of the school presented the vote of thanks.

Jodhamal school conducts Scouts and Guides camp

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JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 17
JODHAMAL Public | School conducted a two-day Scouts and Guides camp, ;wherein the Scouts and Guides were trained in deaf 'and dumb signalling among pther disciplines. The twoday camp was held on September 15 and September 16. The students were trained and guided by Sahaj Singh, State Training Commissioner, Dr Gurcharan Singh Ghai, State Head
Commissioner, Bimla Handoo and Neeru Talwar, both HWB guides. The camp was very useful for students as they learnt deaf and dumb signalling, flag song, prayers and patrin
tic songs, form, salute, left handshake, Scouts and Guides sign, so- , cial service, self-reliance and brotherhood. On the occasion, the students were motivated to . work towards discipline, meditation and simplicity. The trainers elaborated on the need of an education
whicli would help students equip themselves for struggle in life and strengthen their characters. The Bharat Scouts and Guides is a step towards strengthening mental and
physical health of children, encouraging them to exercise their creative instincts in a meaningful'and effective manner. The camp was coordinated by Scout Master MohitSharma

International Peace Tree Day celebrated

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JAMMU: The students of Jodhamal Public School celebrated International Peace Tree Day in the school premises on JViday. International Peace Tree Day is an annual festival for children and families of every culture and faith to share and celebrate peace and diversity together. The Canadian High Commission is propagating this message in India. To mark the occasion, the students were shown the award winning movie Peace Tree by educator and film maker Mitra Senv The students also adopted a tree in school and hung symbols of different faith and religions on it. The whole school sang the Peace Tree song and pledged to bring peace all around. Prof. Posh Charak, Director, Centre of New Literatures, Culture and Communication and Dr. Tarunnum Khan were the Guests of Honour.'Prof. Charak stressed the need for world peace and encouraged students to take the first step in bridging the gap through their innocence and curiosity and influence the adults to-be more open minded. While speaking on the occasion, the Principal of the school, Krishna Bhati said that the need of the hour is to bring peace and understand that peace cannot be kept by force, it can only be achieved by understanding. Mementos as a token, of the school's appreciation' .were presented by the Principal to the Guests of the function.