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Futurama Result 2 Principals Desk “The future belongs to young people with an education and the imagination to create.” — Barack Obama When it seems that everything has been invented and now there is no scope to push the envelope, a young kid stands up and throws the most out-of-the-box idea and astonishes the world! The world truly belongs to the youth and they can solve any and every problem; be it global warming or poverty or inequality or racism. I was gobsmacked by the level of Creativity and innovative mindset that young participants showed in all the events under FUTURAMA 2020. It was an enriching experience for me to see how kids explained and understood concepts in so many different ways and showcased their viewpoint with such intellect and maturity! I clearly see hope in our youth and the potential that they have! They all are UNCONVENTIONAL and KEEN TO LEARN & EXPERIMENT. I congratulate each and every participant of FUTURAMA 2020. You all were excellent in your creation and performance! Kudos to all the schools and their principals & teachers who allowed their students to participate in the different events under FUTURAMA 2020 and helped them in different capacities. My special thanks to Chairman Sir SHRI. K.C GUPTA for his constant support. I am grateful to entire management for allowing me to use my discretion and getting better at my work. Congratulations to the entire family of HIMALAYA PUBLIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, ROHINI! Your sincerity, dedication & passion always takes the school to new and greater heights! I always say and will repeat that “I work with the best people and I feel blessed for that!” Thank you all for making FUTURAMA 2020 a great success. ARUNA SIVARAJ (HOS, HPS ROHINI) FUTURAMA 2 TOTAL PARTICIPATION S.No. School name TOTAL PARTICIPATION 1 ADARSH PUBLIC SCHOOL 2 BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL PITAMPURA 3 BANYAN TREE NEW DELHI 4 BRILLIANT CONVENTS' SCHOOL 5 CRPF PUBLIC SCHOOL, SECTOR 14, ROHINI 6 D L DAV MODEL SCHOOL,SHALIMAR BAGH 7 DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL SEC-7 ROHINI DELHI 85 8 DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL, VASANT KUNJ 9 DE INDIAN PUBLIC SCHOOL 10 DELHI POLICE PUBLIC SCHOOL SAFDARJUNG ENCLAVE 11 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL -ROHINI 12 EVERGREEN PUBLIC SCHOOL 13 GREEN FIELDS SCHOOL 14 GREEN FIELDS SCHOOL,SAFDARJUNG ENCLAVE 15 JAGANNATH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 16 JAWAHAR HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL 17 KALKA PUBLIC SCHOOL 18 KULACHI HANSRAJ MODEL SCHOOL 19 L.K.INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 20 LANCER CONVENT SCHOOL 154 21 LAUREL HIGH 22 LAUREL HIGH THE SCHOOL 23 LOVELY PUBLIC SCHOOL 24 LOVELY PUBLIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 25 MAHARAJA AGRASAIN PUBLIC SCHOOL 26 MODERN PUBLIC SCHOOL 27 MONTFORT , PHASE -1 28 MONTFORT SCHOOL, PHASE -2 29 MOUNT ABU PUBLIC SCHOOL 30 N.C.JINDAL PUBLIC SCHOOL,PUNJABI BAGH 31 QUEEN'S CONVENT SCHOOL ROHINI 32 RAMJAS SCHOOL ,R.K.PURAM 33 SADHU VASWANI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 34 SRI GURU NANAK PUBLIC SCHOOL SRI VENKATESWARA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL DWARKA 35 SECTOR-18 36 THE MODERN SCHOOL E.C.N.C.R KUNDLI 37 ST. MARGRET SCHOOL 38 VIKAS BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. OF SCHOOLS S.No. Event PARTICIPATED 1 FLIPTOMANIA 14 2 E-STEMpetition 22 3 SLIDE GEEKS 20 4 PYTHOMANIA 15 5 COMPETENT INDIA 20 6 NUTRITION MANTRA 17 7 MONO ACTING 21 8 POSTERMANIA 25 NO. OF SCHOOLS PARTICIPATED IN EACH EVENT 14 25 1 FLIPTOMANIA 22 2 E-STEMpetition 3 SLIDE GEEKS 21 4 PYTHOMANIA 5 COMPETENT INDIA 20 6 NUTRITION MANTRA 7 MONO ACTING 17 8 POSTERMANIA 15 20 FUTURAMA 2 EVENT WISE JUDGES S.No. Event JUDGES MS. JYOTI SHARMA 1 FLIPTOMANIA MS. SOFIA SHAHBAAZ MS. EKTA RANA 2 E-STEMpetition MS.NISHA SHARMA MR. ABHISHEK JINDAL MS. SARITA RANI 3 SLIDE GEEKS MS. VANDANA RANA MS. PRIYANKA NEGI 4 PYTHOMANIA MS. SHRUTI GUPTA COMPETENT MS. MANI AGGARWAL 5 INDIA MS. BHARTI NAGPAL NUTRITION MS. NEHA BHARDWAJ 6 MANTRA MS. PREMLATA GARG MS. POOJA RANA 7 MONO ACTING MS. SALONI HARISH MS. MONIKA HORA 8 POSTERMANIA MS. SEEMA KUKREJA MS. TARA RAUTELA ‘sino-india ties: after covid-19 ’ “The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything” - Albert Einstein “Slide Geeks” provided the students a platform to think about the future possibilities during the ongoing situation. The participants have established the future vision regarding Sino-India relations. The PPTs of the participants are overloaded with enlightening information on the theme. Appreciation for all……….. MS SARITA (PGT POLITICAL SCIENCE) NAMES OF THE S.No. NAME OF THE SCHOOL ADDRESS OF SCHOOL POSITION PARTICIPANT JAGANNATH 1 INTERNATIONAL PUSHPANJALI ENCLAVE, PITAM PURA MUSKAN KHURANA FIRST SCHOOL LANCER CONVENT SECTOR-14, PRASHANT VIHAR, OUTER AAKRITI GHAI 2 SCHOOL RING ROAD SECOND SRI VENKATESWARA SRI VENKATESHWAR INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, SECTOR-18, DWARKA, NEW HITANSHI ARORA 3 SCHOOL DWARKA THIRD DELHI-110078 SECTOR-18 ADARSH PUBLIC SCHOOL, RITWIK MITTAL I VIKASPURI, N. DELHI EVERGREEN PUBLIC SCHOOL , AMIT UPADHYAAY II VASUNDHARA ENCLAVE DELHI MODERN PUBLIC SCHOOL, SARTHAK JAIN III SHALIMAR BAGH MAHARAJA AGARSAIN PUBLIC SCHOOL, BHAVAY GARG III ASHOK VIHAR “COVID WARRIORS” It is a pleasure and privilege to invite the multi skilled and adept scholars of your venerated institution to our school to participate in the “Futurama 2” (2020-2021). During Pandemic our school thought about to bring out the creativity and emotions through this online event cum competition of POSTER MANIA in Art & Craft. We appreciate the efforts of the students who took part in the event through their school and sent many posters or can say emotions painted on the canvas. It brings a new revolution of creativity and innovation. We are impressed as well as astonished to see your creation & imagination. MS. MONIKA HORA NAMES OF THE S.No. NAME OF THE SCHOOL ADDRESS OF SCHOOL POSITION PARTICIPANT ASHOK VIHAR , PHASE -2, NEW DELHI - VIVAAN MONTFORT SCHOOL 1 110052 KHANDELWAL FIRST BAL BHARATI PUBLIC PARWANA ROAD,PITAMPURA,DELHI NEIL JAIN 2 SCHOOL PITAMPURA 110034 SECOND D L DAV MODEL 3 SCHOOL,SHALIMAR BN BLOCK,SHALIMAR BAGH ARADHYA GUPTA BAGH THIRD MOUNT ABU PUBLIC SECTOR -5, ROHINI, DELHI --85 AARNA JAIN 4 SCHOOL E-Certificates ** E-Certificates will be sent to all the participating/ winning schools through e-mail on their respective school E-mail Ids. .
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