AWARD INDIA | Year 20 - Issue 1 - March 2016 |
THE INTERNATIONAL AWARD FOR YOUNG PEOPLE From the Editor’s Desk
Dear Readers,
It has been a full year since we have returned from the International Gold Event in Seoul, Korea. All the Youth Representatives have been handed over important responsibilities. This has made it possible for us to remain connected to Youth representatives from around the world. But what is more important to achieve through such exercises is to realize that the Award Programme is global in nature.
Often times while discussing about issues that we are facing on a regular basis, we regular that India's internal Problems are quite similar to problems that youth are facing all over the world. For people who are involves, most days go past by their thinking that they are not being heard. Maybe it is true. But maybe it is not. Over the past few months, in several conversations with students and Award Participants from all over the country, I realized that the Award programme provides a very effective medium for the youth to feel worthy and channelize their restless energy. Through stories that have come in for this issue of Award India and others that we couldn't cover here, we could like to thank all our youth participants for working hard towards building a strong nation.
Anwesha Ghosh IGE Representative Nature: A Commitment to Preserve and Nurture - A report by Manju Verma (Award Leader)
ward participants of Cambridge International School Phagwara, in their commitment to preserve and nurture nature, moved a step forward by adopting a local park in Phagwara city. The school took this Ainitiative in a collaborative effort with the residents of Urban Estate Phagwara to improve and maintain the park.
Mr. Som Prakash, MLA Phagwara City, inaugurated the event. He motivated the participants to follow the Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan to keep the city, state and nation clean.
This initiative was further supported by residents and community members who will volunteer their time to improve the chosen park. All the IAYP participants and members present there pledged to keep the park clean and work on a variety of projects including planting and maintaining flower beds; maintaining the trails and paths; painting and caring for park structures; cleaning up litter; planting, mulching, and watering trees; and ensuring the park is well maintained. The Award participants also pledged to visit the park every Sunday. An inspirational song "Zariya" sung by the students of Cambridge International School strengthened the spirit of the movement.
Principal Jorawar Singh encouraged the students to preserve nature for our future generations. Pankaj Gautam, a leading businessman of the town and a great social activist also motivated the students to plant more trees. The event was initiated under the guidance of Anita Somprakash, Jaswinder Kaur (MC), K. S. Bains (Managing Director CIS), Jorawar Singh (Principal), Amarjeet Singh (Administrator), Pankaj Gautam, members of Urban Estate Phagwara, staff and students of Cambridge International School Phagwara.
Award India Adventurous Journey for Gold and Silver Level Gold and Silver participants of The Cathedral & John Connon School, Mumbai completed their Adventurous Journey at Bhimashankar and Khopoli. A report from the Award Leader follows.
he IAYP Gold and Silver Level Adventurous Journey camp was held from 8th to 11th October, 2015 at Khopoli and Bhimashankar. Forty-nine Gold and Silver level participants, accompanied by the Award Leader, left for Khopoli. On Treaching Khopoli, the participants were given sessions on rope knots, how to handle various equipment and pitch tents. These sessions were lively, informative and helped refresh everyone's memory of these vitally important skills for safety and survival.
Early morning on the 9th of October, all the participants embarked on a trek to Bhimashankar. They were all transported to Khandas village by bus and then began the ascent from there. The trek was challenging and exciting; there were several spots that seemed impossible to climb but with the correct attitude and skill, all the participants were able to manoeuvre their way through the forest. Everyone was determined to complete the trek and reach the peak of the hill. After seven hours with a lot of encouragement from the team leaders, the group finally made it to the top. The trek was exhausting but it helped improve the participants' fitness and build their communication and coordination skills.
In the evening, the participants were divided into groups and took part in different team building games. In the first game, the participants had to form a circle and pass a hoola-hoop around the circle without breaking it. The games became more difficult as they progressed; in the last game, all the team members were blindfolded and the group leaders had to help them form a square. These games enabled the participants to think on their feet and prepared them for life-threatening situations.
On the morning of the 10th of October, the participants did some light exercise and then took a bus to the Bhimashankar temple. It was a beautiful historic monument that offered an insight into Hindu religion and culture. In the evening the participants undertook a few adventure activities. Both net climbing and jhummaring were good exercise; these activities also allowed the participants to put to good use the knowledge they had acquired about equipment and rope knots.
The morning of the 11th was spent in some light exercise followed by lectures and a feedback session, after which everyone departed for Mumbai. All in all, the camp was challenging and tiring but it was a memorable and enjoyable experience. Explore Spiti, be a part of Solar Conservation Project 2016 Residential Project and Adventurous Journey for Gold Participants 10th - 25th June, 2016: Spiti, Northern Himalayas, India Gold Award participants from around the globe are welcome to apply for the two-weeks Solar Conservation Project at Monastery, Spiti. Organised by Ecosphere in collaboration with IAYP India, the project is one of its kind, combining an Adventurous Journey and Gold Residential Project exclusively for Gold Award participants. During this journey the Award participants will participate in the actual construction of the Solar Bath and the setup of a Solar Water Geyser (Evacuated Tube Condenser) or a Greenhouse and will be assisted by a dedicated team with a qualified mason and representative from Ecosphere. The construction period will be 7 to 8 days. The trip combines work and pleasure. During this trip the Award participants will also be visiting some of the highest villages in the world, going on a high- altitude trek, visiting some ancient monasteries dating back over 1000 years and taking a yak/horse safari and mountain bike. Traditional homestays further enrich the experience by giving an authentic understanding of the life and culture in a Spitian home. For detailed information write to [email protected] (Registrations Open till 15th April 2016) Award India Showcasing the IAYP Programme
St. Mary's School, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi showcased the IAYP programme for the parents/guardians and the students of the school. Jyoti Fotedar, Award Leader reports on the event.
AYP showcasing happens twice a year. It is a time of great enthusiasm. Our IAYP is divided into many clubs and all the clubs gear up to showcase in front of an audience which comprises of parents and fellow batch Imates. Showcasing also brings out the best in us. For many aspirants it is a platform to tap the hidden skills and make themselves proud and gain self confidence. For many it is to enhance their leadership quality and their organizing skills.
Each level of Bronze, Silver and Gold have different levels of skill building program that takes place in these clubs. Parents are awestruck as they have never seen their children ever perform in these areas. Some of the views from the Award Aspirants are
"Being a part of organizing team, the experience I got was one like no other. It taught me time management, co- ordination, humility and gratitude in welcoming the guests.
"Showcasing has always brought out the best in me. First time I did showcasing I was part of the Physical Recreation and I learnt rock climbing. Next I was in western music and I learnt to play base guitar. It was a wonderful experience.
"The IAYP has always been a platform to learn, enhance and show the hidden skills that we generally have no courage to tap.
Award India Skill Development through IAYP A report by Adrija Chatterjee
he Award Programme Foundation supports the Skill development programme for the development of rural areas under the Gender Diversity Empowerment TProject. Areas like Singur, Baladbandh, Kumroguri are under this project. Through this project young girls learn Skills like making handmade jewellery (earrings, bangles, clips and necklaces) by the paper quilling method. These products are sent to different fairs, offices, and stalls for selling. The girls also earn some money as after selling these items the profit is distributed equally to the girls. Through this financial help the girls help their family for a better living standard. Some girls go to the remote areas of the village for teaching local children. Recently Rasik Bhita Chatrimangal organised a stall in their office premises at "M-junction", where these handmade products brought in a good profit, and people appreciated the beautiful work of the girls. Through this initiative many families have benefited. The project helps these girls to develop their skills and earn while they learn. This is what they have to say.... Ninety-eight Award participants (32 Silver and 66 Bronze) from The Sanskar Valley School, Bhopal completed their Adventurous Journey from 16th - 22nd October 2015 at Rishikesh Neelkanth area. Let's hear from the participants after their journey.
evak Namdhari, a Silver level participant says, "Spartans! What is your profession -- HA-OOH! HA-OOH! HA- OOH!" Teenagers shouting this at the top of their voices identified our group. Almost a hundred students Dparticipated in this adventure trip, and each one went home with more than a thousand memories. We laughed, we danced, we planned, we conquered our fears and we had fun. From bonfires in the night, to swimming in the bone-chilling waters of the Ganges, this was a true adventure trip. Kayaking, Natural rock-climbing, Rappelling, Paintball, White water rafting and Trekking -- we saw it all, and we did it all. Quite a lot of us faced our fears and we learnt how to overcome them. We learnt more than a dozen life-skills, without even realising it. Most of us who are busy with our urban lifestyles, often forget to appreciate nature but we never expected our technology- addicted selves to switch off our cell phones and admire the serenity of the water, the prosperity of the forests. This well-planned and action-packed trip to Rishikesh and Shivpuri shall always be in our hearts as a memory that we'll forever cherish. Sakshi Pradyumn, another Silver level participant said - "What you see is what you believe. And what you experience is what you remember.' And this IAYP trip was in no contrast to this statement. It had all the elements of adventure one can think of from fun to fear. Not only did the scenic panorama of the Shivaliks thrill me, but also the alternate shallow rapids and calm waters of Ganga made me wonder. The trip taught me to adapt, to support, to take responsibilities, to adhere to rules, to take challenges, to respect Nature, and most of all to believe. Whenever the feeling, 'Oh my God! Could this adventure be done!' arose in my mind, I believed in my true self and here I am writing this review. Late night strides, curfew timings, enough dumb-charades at the campsite, were some of the experiences that were joyful. Long trekking, rock climbing, river landing, paintball fighting were the adventurous (rather really adventurous) things I did. The trip was well managed and the food was really good (as I am a foody). To sum up, this IAYP trip was the epitome of adventure and joy. Surely, I look forward to many more like it. Award India My visit to an orphanage Alice Saha, Bronze participant from Miles Bronson Residential School shares her wonderful learning experience uman behavior is determined by two faces - physical and social - that humans are trying to understand and maintain since time immemorial. Being benevolent is one of the distinguished characteristics of our existence. HThis world is vast and we are the members of a big family. Thus inclusive education teaches us to include one and all in the system where there is no discrimination. As privileged children we need to embrace the marginalized members of society, spread awareness and bring a smile to their faces. With this mission in mind, a group of students from class 11 visited the St. Claret's Convent orphanage in the month of September 2015.
It's a great learning experience. During our visit we could feel that the orphanage authority takes good care of the children there. They looked very happy and satisfied. The most remarkable point is that these children receive quality education besides their daily requirements. They are very presentable and friendly and we enjoyed our chat with them. We took lots of chocolates, pencils, erasers and note books for them. We also tried to liven the mood by singing and dancing with them. Truly, it was mentally satisfying to see the smiles that our small act of kindness could bring to their faces. I met a girl, Afrina, 8 years old, who taught me the lesson that strong determination can direct one to face all the odds in life. At such a small age she has already fixed her goal. She wants to become a teacher. Her life situation has made her strong and resilient and she is making the best use of the resources provided by the orphanage.
We are very lucky that MBRS has provided us with such opportunities of community service. Our visit to the orphanage was a new experience for us. I thank God for blessing us with wonderful parents and pray these orphans too find a better world tomorrow. Gold qualifying trek to Tumbling Swagata Sen, Gold Award holder from Sri Sarada Math, Rasik Bhita is sharing her Adventurous Journey experience with us.
y friend Kankana Hambir and I from Sri Sarada Math, Rasik Bhita were selected for this Gold trek from 22nd - 27th June 2015. We were really excited about this camp, mainly because of the venue. We also knew that it Mwas going to be tough so we prepared for the hurdles we were going to face. We started our journey with rest of the team including four instructors and eight girls from the All Bengal Women's Association. Our train (Darjeeling Mail) departed at 10.05 p.m. from Sealdah Station.
The next day around 8:30 a.m. we reached New Jalpaiguri Station. After reaching Manebhanjang we had lunch and were told to take rest to acclimatize to the high altitude. From the next day, 24th of June, we started our trek to Tumbling, about 11 km from Manebhanjang. We were amazed with the scenic beauty that we observed on the way. So mesmerized were we by the beauty of nature that we almost forgot our the difficult physical conditions we were facing. At first we thought that we would not be able to make it. The steep roads become our greatest challenge to overcome. It was exhausting but we made a slow progress -- quite a tremendous effort. We could hardly imagine that we could make it. Mother Nature also made us happy with her bright skies, drizzling mists, green vegetation and vivid coloured flowers. We also met some lovely people on the way to Tumbling and observed their hard lifestyle and deep love for nature. On the 26th of June we started to come down from Tumbling to Manebhanjang and on the 27th we reached our home safely.
The Adventurous Journey was wonderful; we learnt a lot of things, spent good time with friends, made new friends and came to learn about their struggles in life. There we also observed nature so closely and faced our challenges with a courage that we never imagined we possessed! I think it took us one (big) step closer towards becoming a complete person. The Journey was truly the one that we will cherish in our mind forever. Award India Adventurous Journey for Bronze and Silver Level
he IAYP Silver & Bronze levels Adventurous Journey was held for Symbiosis International School, Pune from 25th to 30th October, 2015. Forty-five Silver level and two Bronze level participants were taken to Manali. TThey took a flight from Pune to Delhi followed by a 14-hour bus journey to Manali. They stayed at Prini base camp located 3kms from Manali.
The participants reached Manali on 26th morning. The 3rd practice trek took place on the first day from the base camp to Jamdigni Rishi temple. The overall trek was 6kms long and all the participants were able to complete the trek successfully. It was a fitness and endurance test and the participants showed the same perseverance like the 2 earlier practice treks. The same evening, they participated in a number of team activities like stretcher - making things out of limited resources available in the wild - and pitching tents. They learnt valuable and crucial life skills. It also promoted team spirit, co-operation and using presence of mind and analytical skills among the students.
On the morning of 27th October, the participants were divided into two groups. Half of them went for a cycling journey and the other half went for rafting. The cycling team travelled to Naggar castle located 18 kms from the campsite. The total journey was 36 kms to and fro. The cycling trip pushed the participants to their limits. It was a test of extreme perseverance and grit. Most of the participants had never covered such a massive distance on a cycle, which made it difficult for them to keep up but they worked to the best of their abilities and completed the journey. The road journey had many uphill and downhills at various points and the castle was located on a hilltop. The trip was extremely strenuous and challenging, however, the participants did not give up. This journey boosted the confidence of the participants and showed them the importance of stamina and will.
While half the group participated in the cycling trip, the others went white water rafting on the river Beas. The starting point of this was Pirdi. The journey was 14kms long and ended at Sharavai. The challenging part of this journey was the extreme temperatures of the water, which was very difficult to bear. The participants coped well with this physical as well as mental challenge. Rafting also promoted team work and co-ordination. Overall, it was an extremely enjoyable experience.
Award India The same activities continued on 28th October. The group that did cycling switched to rafting and vice- versa. A cultural programme was organised for the participants in the evening where a local dance troupe performed 'Kulvi Pahadi Naati'- their folk dance. This helped the participants understand their culture.
29th October was the last day in Manali. The participants embarked on a trek in the morning to Arjuna gufa (cave). It was a to and fro journey of 10kms. They travelled to a cave where Arjuna, an important mythological character in the Mahabharata, had meditated in peace. This was an insightful experience and the participants got to admire and appreciate the elaborate history and beliefs of the religion and country. The trek was quite tiring physically but the participants were motivated as it was the last day. They completed it in time. The participants covered a humongous 60 Kms trek in 3 days.
Finally the participants leisurely spent the evening at the local market before leaving for Pune. The Adventurous Journey was extremely memorable for all the participants. They learnt important life lessons that will stay with them for the rest of their lives. This exhausting yet enjoyable journey left an indelible impression on each one of them. Walk for a Light Bronze and Silver Award participants from Ramakrishna Mission Blind Boys' Academy, Narendrapur did coastal trekking for their Adventurous Journey from 9th to 11th December 2015. Chandan Majumder and Rupanjan Goswami (Award Leaders) sharing the details about this trek.
eople who cannot see the light of the world due to their blindness, are always searching for a new light through Pwhich they can enlighten their lives and souls. Ramakrishna Mission Blind Boys' Academy, Narendrapur has been imparting education and vocational training to the visually challenged students through the International Award for Young People since 2002. To complete their Adventurous Journey, twenty-five visually challenged, Bronze and Silver aspirants took part in a Coastal Trek from Chandipur to Digha under the guidance of the Institute of Climbers and Nature Lovers.
The participants started walking for 17 kms from Chandipur on 9th Dec '15 along the beach and crossed Buri Balam river and Kasai river. They stayed at Kasafal in tents beside river Kasai first night. On the second day they set off for Dogara village, walking by the sea for 22 kms and in the last lap they walked 23 kms and crossed Subarnarekha river and finally reached Talsari on 11th Dec '15, walking a total of 62 kms. Four NAA interns, all Gold Award Holders, escorted the participants during this journey.
This costal trek helped the participants gauge their own capacity and develop self-confidence. Now each of the participant says "Yes I can, I am prepared for any tasks, I can see the new Light of Life". Award India Charity Begins at Home Award participants from Maa Anandmayee Memorial School, Raiwala took part in cleaning drive organised by the school authorities. Here is a report from the participants.
n 5th Dec, 2015 as soon as we reached the school, we heard some exciting news. It was related to OSwachh Bharat Abhiyan and we were asked to get engaged and contribute in this very important movement which has been started by our honourable Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi.
'Charity begins at home' -- following this very dictum, our Director Arpit Panjwani and our Principal motivated the children with their didactic words to start this very movement from their school.
First of all they told us the importance of cleanliness and they also told us how to clean our house, school and society and public places as part of our regular schedule. They showed us we can clean the places using proper dustbins. Principal Sir explained the importance of cleaning our rooms ourselves, and further put the waste into the dustbin.
After the discussion we started our cleaning campaign. First of all we cleaned our school ground and also the classes. Afterwards, we went to the classes and told the students about cleanliness and took a promise from the students that they would use dustbins and also keep the school campus clean. They would themselves take care of the school campus and homes, thereby leading to a cleaner society. My Passion for Music
Utsav Sharma, Bronze level aspirant from Amity International School, Vasundhara, Sector 1, Ghaziabad opted Keyboard playing for Skills Section. Utsav is telling us how the Award Programme helped him to explore his hidden passion about music.
have always had a passion for playing musical instruments and was encouraged to play an instrument even when I was a child. But somehow or the other, I never developed my talent and nor did I grab any opportunity Ithat came my way. But being a part of IAYP changed all this. For my Skill section I decided to take up keyboard playing, the keyboard being my favourite musical instrument. I felt the magnetic pull of eighty-eight black and white keys on my fingers even before my first keyboard lesson.
During the IAYP programme, I received a lot of support and encouragement and learnt how to set my goals and achieve it through consistent and continuous effort. Whereas earlier I had plenty of free time (which I just wasted), now every second counts and I have come to value my time and use it productively. Now I not only enjoy the time I spend learning the keyboard, I also look forward to attaining my Award and learning a lot of things which will help me in future. I am very thankful to this Award programme and my school that they gave me a chance to improve and refine my talent. With the help of this programme I will be able to achieve many things which I couldn't have managed on my own. Thank you IAYP for helping me value myself!
Award India My IAYP Experience Surya Govindaswaami, Silver Award participant from Hiranandani Upscale School, Chennai shares his Award experience with us.
ow most people writing this article would start out with something like "the IAYP has been a revolutionizing experience that changed my life". But I'm going to be honest. As a teenager, the IAYP is not Nsomething that is going to change your life or shed new light for you. But what it will do is provide you with the motivation and incentive to divulge in new experiences. The saying goes that "experience is the best teacher", and I don't deny that for a second. The various experiences I have been exposed to due to the IAYP have allowed me to mature as a person, become more disciplined in nature, and understand the complexity and intricacy of the world around me. Before IAYP began, I was almost never involved in community and did very little community service, if any. This is expected, as most adolescents are not going to be thrilled to get out into the world and do some real work.
But that changed after I began the IAYP programme; I started becoming more involved in the community and participated in service related activities such as tree-planting, beach cleanups, and teaching under-privileged and orphaned children. These experiences did actually have a huge impact on me, as I began to realize "our world" is a shell, and we are a small dot or point in an otherwise huge painting. In conclusion, the International Award for Young People had a resounding effect on me, and I owe a big thanks to the founders for giving me this opportunity to become more involved in the community and discover reality via a variety of immense first-hand experiences. A Memory of a Lifetime Anushka Ghosh, Bronze level aspirant from Delhi Public School, Gurgaon took part in her first Adventurous Journey during her Bronze Level Award. Here she is sharing her experience with us. he excitement began a week before the fourth of November as the bags began coming out of the closets. The trip kick-started as all the Award aspirants who were thrilled to see the teachers accompanying them Tleft for Rishikesh on fourth night. After an overnight bus-ride, enthusiastic singing and dancing, the participants finally reached the destination, Beas Ghat in Rishikesh. We were elated to see the campsite on the banks of the river Ganges. The tents were beautiful and the view of the river and the serene mountains was splendid. During the days spent there, activities such as flying fox, trekking, beach volleyball, river rafting and body-surfing were introduced to the participants. Rafting emerged as the most thrilling activity for the participants, especially as it was a new activity to the majority. Apart from the rapids, we were allowed to swim freely in the chilling Ganges waters, which took the spirit of adventure to a whole new level. All the difficulties and fears faced by us were taken care of by the instructors and our teachers too ensured that we were well taken care of. The trek arranged for us gave us a new perspective and a deep bonding with nature. The view of the turquoise waters blending into the orange of the skies due to the setting sun left us in complete awe. The changing colours of nature, the tinge of purple in the rocks and the rustle of the leaves narrated a different tale to each one. Singing, dancing and enjoying meals around the bonfire, and watching the beautiful starry skies was absolutely euphoric. Apart from this beautiful experience and the joy and knowledge of the unknown, Rishikesh gave us a memory that will always be an intrinsic part of our lives. Award India Residential Project at a Spiritual Retreat Mridul Upadhyay, Open Award Participant attended SPIC MACAY International Convention for his Residential Project. Mridul is presenting here a report on his Residential Project. he 3rd International Convention of SPIC MACAY was held from 31 May to 6 June at IIT-Mumbai. SPIC MACAY (Society for Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst Youth) is a voluntary movement that Torganizes events (over 5000 annually) of classical music and dance, folk arts, crafts etc. in educational institutions through the world. The annual conventions of SPIC MACAY, with more than 300 chapters in India and abroad and thousands of volunteers working selflessly, is a Mahakumbh or a spiritual retreat. The annual convention has acquired international status from the past three years, when delegates from other countries also joined hands.
The International convention focusses on providing a unique atmosphere to delegates with an emphasis on the Guru-Shishya model. The convention aims to provide a holistic experience in line with classical Indian tradition and participants follows certain rules and regulations like consumption of holistic food, not using mobile/camera and early morning wakeup etc. The convention aims to bring the lesser known and often underappreciated art forms, and the associated artists back into the spotlight. Arts forms like Paper Mache, Puppetry, Kudiyattam and more are probably not as famous as others but they are without a doubt equally significant in the amount of skill and hard work that goes into them. The convention serves as a great stage for these artists to earn the respect and appreciation they deserve while attracting people towards these lost art forms.
The unique experience of the week-long "Aashram-Vaas" for nearly 1,800 participants from home and abroad was unforgettable, where the normal day started at 4 am with Naad-Yoga, the practice of music; Hatha Yoga, the Yogic exercises; and Dhyaan Yoga, or practising meditation; followed by "Shram-Daan" or cleaning up the surroundings. After it the most unique feature of the convention: the 3 hour long intensive workshops every day by renowned Gurus of classical music and dance, folk theatre, painting, handicrafts and much more. Based on what we learnt during this period we got a chance to perform in front of everyone on the last day.
On various days, the afternoon sessions and lecture demonstrations had Qawwali by Warsi brothers, Sattriya dance performance by Guru Ghanakant Bora and his talented disciple Anvesha Mahanta, Odissi by Sujata Mahapatra, Bharatanatyam by Praveen Kumar, Kathak by Prerana Shrimali, Mayurbhanj Chhau by Ileana Citaristi, classical Hindustani music by Pt Vinayak Torvi, screening of Malayalam film Kathapurushan followed by interaction with 16 times National Award winning film director Adoor Gopalakrishnan, an illustrated lecture with Puppet show by Dadi Padamji and an inspiring talk by the renowned painter Akbar Padamsi.
Another unique feature of this convention was the overnight music concert which started on the night of June 5, 2015 from 8 pm and go till 6 am in the morning of June 6, 2015. Renowned artistes like Balamurali Krishna, Aswani Bhide Deshpande, Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, Wasifuddin Dagar performed during the overnight concert. On the last day, the participants were taken on tours to different heritage sites in the city like the Kanheri Caves, the Sanjay Gandhi National Park and many more.
All in all, the week-long convention facilitated hundreds of participants not only the awareness of our classical art and culture but also its ethos, the deeper and subtler meaning and values, inspiring them to become better human beings. Award India YES Centres
ASSAM Jaspal Kaur Public School, Delhi Pathways World School, Gurgaon Karaumbiah's Academy for Learning & Sports, GEMS NPS International School, Guwahati Contact: Dr. (Ms.) Gurleen Sawhney Contact: Mansi Grover Gonikoppal Contact: J N Das Tel.: +91.9911478344 Tel.: +91.9711688599 Contact: Gouramma Nanjappa Tel.: +91.8876502450 [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.8274.279456 [email protected] [email protected] Modern Public School, Shalimar Bagh, Delhi Rohini Educational Society, Gurgaon Maria's Public School, Guwahati Contact: Mena Mittle Contact: Chaithanya Krishna Sanganabasava International Residential School, Contact: Aparna Khanikar Tel.: +91.11.27481119 Tel.: +91.7702208631 Bijapur Tel.: +91.9854010801 [email protected] / [email protected] Contact: Aneesh A Valsan [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.8352.236180/209128 Satluj Public School, Panchkula [email protected] Miles Bronson Residential School, Guwahati Modern School, Barakhamba Road, New Delhi Contact: Reekrit Serai Contact: Lipika Barah Contact: Malini Khatri Tel.: +91.172.2560167 Sarala Birla Academy, Bangalore Tel.: +91.9957571700 Tel.: +91.23311618 /19/20 [email protected] Contact: Santanu Das [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.80.41348261 Shiv Nadar School, Gurgaon [email protected] Sarala Birla Gyan Jyoti, Guwahati Modern School, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi Contact: Nandita Kar Contact: Kabita Borah Contact: Unman Kaur Tel.: +91.124.6465558 Shantiniketan Group of Institutions, Bijapur Tel.: +91.9706010231 Tel.: +91.9899311204 [email protected] Contact: Dr. Suresh B. Biradar [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.8352261056 Vidya Devi Jindal School, Hisar [email protected] The Assam Valley School, Tezpur Salaam Baalak Trust, New Delhi Contact: Sunita Dixit Contact: A.S Huidrom Contact: S. K. Jha Tel.: +91.1662.281000-4 Sri Kumaran Children's Home School, Bangalore Tel.: +91.9954029708 Tel.: +91.7428715570 [email protected] Contact: Rashmi Krishna [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.9980922076 Vidya Sanskar International School, Faridabad [email protected] BIHAR St. Mary's School, Dwarka, New Delhi Contact: Gyanendra Tewatia Litera Valley School, Patna Contact: Anupama Sharma Tel.: +91.9716713687 The International School, Bangalore Contact: Jyotsna Ranjan Tel.: +91.9868131848 [email protected] Contact: Rajesh R Kumar Tel.: +91.9308513880 [email protected] Tel.: +91.9632097275 [email protected] HIMACHAL PRADESH [email protected] St. Mary's School, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi Him Academy Public School, Hamirpur Manav Bharati Heritage School, Kaimur Contact: Jyoti Fotedar Contact: Naina Lakhanpal KERALA Contact: V K Pandey Tel.: +91.9899275186 Tel.: +91.9418004448 CKM NSS Senior Secondary School, Chalakudi Tel.: +91.8579098250 [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Dr. P Asokan [email protected] Tel.: +91.480.2701690 Takshila Educational Society, New Delhi Pinegrove School, Solan [email protected] CHANDIGARH Contact: Prem Prakash Contact: Surinder Mehta Saupins School, Sector 32A, Chandigarh Tel.: +91.11.41555418 Tel.: +91.9816155402 The High Range School, Munnar Contact: Nina Mimani [email protected] [email protected] Contact: H. Ravichandran Tel.: +91.172.2664732 Tel.: +91.4865.242219 [email protected] The British School, New Delhi The Lawrence School, Sanawar [email protected] Contact: Aparna Jaitly Contact: Ravinder Singh Kanwar Vivek High School, Chandigarh Tel.: +91.11.40664166 Tel.: +91.9882414585 The Horizon School, Calicut Contact: Rashmi Khanna [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Ashwani Kumar Tel.: +91.9914120448 Tel.: +91.9995 99555 [email protected] The Naz Foundation (I) Trust, Delhi JAMMU & KASHMIR [email protected] Contact: Vivek Gaur Jodhamal Public School, Jammu CHATTISGARH Tel.: +91.9818180362 Contact: Shallu Sharma Trivandrum International School, Trivandrum O P Jindal School, Raigarh [email protected] Tel.: +91.9419384545 Contact: Priya K Nair Contact: Sangita Christopher [email protected] Tel.: +91.8129395011 Tel.: +91.9926121160 GUJARAT [email protected] [email protected] Navrachana International School, Vadodara JHARKHAND Contact: Ashvin Patel Manav Vikas School, Jamshedpur MADHYA PRADESH DELHI Tel.: +91.9374452232 Contact: M. R. Sarkar Billabong High International School, Bhopal Amity International School, Mayur Vihar, Phase - I, [email protected] Tel.: +91.9835950804 Contact: Virendra Kumar Sharma New Delhi Tel.: +91.9425372612 Contact: Nivedita Dutta The Galaxy School, Rajkot Valley View School, Jamshedpur [email protected] Tel.: +91.9910083117 Contact: Parag Fatehpuria Contact: Sujata sahay [email protected] Tel.: +91.9978111041 Tel.: +91.9279508004 Choithram School, Indore [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Raminder Mac Amity International School, Pushp Vihar, New Tel.: +91.9826889859 Delhi HARYANA KARNATAKA [email protected] Contact: Amika Handa Amity International School, Sector 43, Gurgaon Cathedral High School, Bangalore Tel.: +91.9910077902 Contact: Sangeeta Sethi Contact: Rita Vijay Dhruve Delhi Public School, Gwalior [email protected] Tel.: +91.124.2385110/112 Tel.: +91.80.2557262 Contact: Shilpi Chugh [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.751.2568444 Amity International School, Saket, New Delhi [email protected] Contact: Suman Doogar Amity International School, Sector 46, Gurgaon Coorg Public School, Mysore Tel.: +91.9582548742 Contact: Sharmila Contact: Teena Machaiah Lions Convent Hr. Sec. School, Sendhwa [email protected] Tel.: +91.9811524037 Tel.: +91.8274.247011 Contact: Bhupinder Choudhary [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.9926423543 Bal Bharati Public School, New Delhi [email protected] Contact: Satinder Kaur Ansal Institute of Technology, Gurgaon Daffodils School of Education, Bijapur Tel.: +91.8802142644 Contact: Pratibha Singh Contact: Rajendra Prasad Jillella New Digamber Public School, Indore [email protected] Tel.: +91.9711723689 Tel.: +91.8884171495 Contact: Pradeep Joshi [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.7879781100 Delhi Public School, R. K. Puram, New Delhi [email protected] Contact: Atika Dayal Delhi Public School, Gurgaon Green Valley National School & P U College, Tel.: +91.9910720929 Contact: Darshana Dahiya Shiroor Scindia Kanya Vidyalaya, Gwalior [email protected] Tel.: +91.9958291528 Contact: Whilhelmina Mathew Contact: Anjali Khanduja [email protected] Tel.: +91.9902614370 Tel.: +91.9669397100 / 7512322137 DPS International, Saket, New Delhi [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Neera Agarwal G D Goenka World School, Gurgaon Tel.: +91.9868282845 Contact: Pranab Sharma Greenwood High, Bangalore SYNA International School, Katni [email protected] Tel.: +91.9891272129 Contact: Poovaiah N K Contact: Dr. Aditya Kumar Sharma [email protected] Tel.: +91.9945171313 Tel.: +91.9926481060 Guru Nanak Public School, New Delhi [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Rubinder Kaur Gambhir Govt. Sr. Sec. School (Sponsored by JCB India) Tel.: +91.9891137087 Contact: Neelam Singh Jain International School, Bangalore The Daly College, Indore [email protected] Tel.: +91.8377073812 Contact: Ambuj Sharma Contact: Chetan Sharma [email protected] Tel.: +91.99007 49784 Tel.: +91.9406622064 Indraprastha College for Women, Delhi [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Dr. Supriya Saha O P Jindal Modern School, Hisar Tel.: +91.11.23962009 Contact: Mahesh Mehta The Emerald Heights International School, Indore [email protected] Tel.: +91.9467293453 Contact: Nisha Ahmad [email protected] Tel.: +91.9893347019 [email protected] YES Centres
The Sanskaar Valley School, Chandanpura, Bhopal P. G. Garodia School, Mumbai Saffron City School, Distt. Fatehgarh Sahib Good Shepherd International School, Ootacamund Contact: Atul Chamoli Contact: Pradeep Panigrahi Contact: Jasdeep Kaur Kahlon Contact: Jacob P Ajith Mathews S Tel.: +91.755.3255346-49 Tel.: +91.9987180002 Tel.: +91.9463602189 Tel.: +91.9442646660 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
The Scindia School, Gwalior Rustomjee Cambridge International School, Sat Paul Mittal School, Ludhiana Govt. Hr. Sec. School, Kaniyambad, Vellore Contact: Raksha Siriah Mumbai Contact: Rajeev Behal Contact: I. Umadevan Tel.: +91.751.2480750 Contact: Jyoti Thakur Tel.: +91.161.2522477 Tel.: +91.83446954836 [email protected] Tel.: +91.22.28924829 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] The Shishukunj International School, Indore The British Co-ed High School, Patiala Hebron School, Ootacamund Contact: Vasundhara Ohri Sanjay Ghodawat International School, Kolhapur Contact: Ranjit Singh Contact: Rachel Tattersall Tel.: +91.9926955690 Contact: Maruti Kambale Tel.: +91.9814959219 Tel.: +91.423.2225820 [email protected] Tel. : +91.9011039888 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] MAHARASHTRA The Millennium School, Patiala Hiranandani Upscale School, Kelambakkam Astitva Foundation, Pune Sanjeewan Vidyalaya, Panchgani Contact: Neelinderjeet Kaur Sandhu Contact: Rizwana Contact: Dr. Rajeshree G Jaybhaye Contact: Gopal Yadwad Tel.: +91.9646900555 Tel.: +91.9944276997 Tel.L +91.9923459753 Tel.: +91.2168.244216 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] The Punjab Public School, Nabha Lakshmi School, Madurai B.K. Birla Centre for Education School, Maval, Singapore International School, Mumbai Contact: Dr. Jagpreet Singh Contact: Kumar Muthiah Pune Contact: Sharonee Mullick Tel. : +91.9316780250 Tel.: +91.9791947424 Contact: Ashish Bhardwaj Tel.: +91.9821357006 [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.9273466338 [email protected] [email protected] Vivek High School, Mohali Lalaji Memorial Omega International School, Symbiosis International School, Pune Contact: Priyanka Singh Kolapakkam, Chennai Billabong High International School, Mumbai Contact: M Madan Tel.: +91.9914120448 Contact: P A Srinivasan Contact: Subhasree Prasad Tel.: +91.9767711500 [email protected] Tel.: +91.9443777230 Tel.: +91.22.61286900 / 6924 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Yadavindra Public School, Mohali The Cathedral & John Connon School, Mumbai Contact: Ajay Singh Olcott Memorial School, Chennai Bombay Cambridge School, Andheri (East), Contact: Noshir N.Engineer Tel.: +91.9872973782 Contact: Lakshmi Suryanarayanan Mumbai Tel.: +91.22.24453460 [email protected] Tel.: +91.44.2491582 Contact: Savita Venkatchalam [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.22.28210309 Yadavindra Public School, Patiala [email protected] The Cathedral Vidya School, Lonavala Contact: J K Saini Smart Modern School Tripur, Tirupur Contact: Nagendra Singh Tel.: +91.9815562090 Contact: N Rajendra Prasad Bombay Scottish School, Mahim, Mumbai Tel.: +91.9923756980 [email protected] Tel.: +91.9597333336 Contact: Jeetendra Raut [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.9869871433 RAJASTHAN [email protected] NAGALAND Heritage Girls' School, Udaipur Thamarai International School, Thanjavur Hollotoli School, Dimapur Contact: Tulsi Bhatia Contact: Kalidass Chokkalingam Christ Church School, Mumbai Contact: Allin Benjamin Tel.: +91.9462271403 Tel.: +91.98656 69997 Contact: Rahul Thakur Tel.: +91.9862973320 [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.22.23099892/23079745 [email protected] [email protected] Maharaja Sawai Man Singh Vidyalaya, Jaipur The Chinmaya International Residential School, Livingstone Foundation, Dimapur Contact: Kaushik Mukherjee Coimbatore City International Group of Schools, Mumbai Contact: Andrew Ahoto Sema Tel.: +91.9829141817 Contact: E Ganesh Contact: Dr Nikhil Wagh Tel.: +91.9862556507 [email protected] Tel.: +91.9360461593 Tel.: +91.9869272340 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Mayo College Boy's School, Ajmer ODISHA Contact: Himanshu Kumar Pande The Laidlaw Memorial School & Junior College, Dhirubhai Ambani International School, Mumbai KiiT International School, Bhubaneswar Tel.: +91.9001069851 Ooty Contact: Sukannya Khan Contact: Sanjay kumar Suar [email protected] Contact: Rachael Smith Tel.: +91.9769873768 Tel.: +91.9937220263 Tel.: +91.8098613234 [email protected] [email protected] Neerja Modi School, Jaipur [email protected] Contact: Sarita Nathawat DSB International School, Mumbai PUNJAB Tel.: +91.9351468259 The Lawrence School, Lovedale Contact: John Barratt Bawa-Lalvani Public School, Kapurthala [email protected] Contact: Kuldeep Singh Tel.: +91.8452005543 Contact: Manpreet Sandhu Tel.: +91.9487429209 [email protected] Tel.: +91.182.2235814 Pt. Uma Dutt Public School, Dholpur [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Dr. Pankaj Vashistha Hinduja Foundation India, Mumbai Tel.: +91.8696947404 The Vikasa School, Tuticorin Contact: Brig H. Chukerbuti/Office Cambridge International School, Phagwara [email protected] Contact: Dr. N. K. Charles Tel.: +91. 022 2496077 (9769035551) Contact: Jorawar Singh Tel.: +91.9842110747 [email protected] Tel.: +91.1824.228107 SunRise University, Alwar [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Madhubala Sharma International School Aamby, Pune Tel.: +91.9929977067 TI Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Contact: Amod Talwalkar Dikshant International School, Zirakpur [email protected] Chennai Tel.: +91.9552504124 Contact: Dolly Arora Contact: Sheela Raghavan [email protected] Tel.: +91.1762.508438 The Sagar School, District Alwar Tel.: +91.44.26585707 [email protected] Contact: Jayshree Balasaria [email protected] Jamnabai Narsee School, Mumbai Tel.: +91.9871098498 Contact: Amisha Bhagadia Government of Punjab, Punjab [email protected] Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School, Chennai Tel.: +91.9920587474 Contact: Snehlata Contact: Vimala Balajee [email protected] Tel.: +91.9417351188 TAMIL NADU Tel.: +91.9884077327 [email protected] Akshayah Matriculation Higher Secondary School, [email protected] Lady Khatun Marium School, Panvel, Mumbai Chennai Contact: Priyranjan Tripathi Harvest International School, Ludhiana Contact: Ms. Rachael Vikaasa School, Madurai Tel.: +91.9969080050 Contact: Kingsukh Som Tel.: +91.44.22432755 Contact: Navaneetha Krishnan [email protected] Tel.: +91.8728985446 [email protected] Tel.: +91.452642255 [email protected] [email protected] Light of Life Trust, Mumbai AMM Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Contact: Jaya Ahuja Ivy World School, Jalndhar Kotturpuram, Chennai TELANGANA Tel.: +91.9820239000 Contact: Nirapjit Kaur Saroya Contact: R Mahalakshmi The Aga Khan Academy, Hyderabad [email protected] Tel.: +91.9888616051 Tel.:+91.9841144120 / 24470629 Contact: Karuna Arya [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.9959097471 Lodha World School, Thane, Mumbai [email protected] Contact: Deepa Pednekar JMK International School, Pathankot Audacious Dreams Foundation, Vellore Tel.: +91.22.25440066/25450066 Contact: Pooja Bhatia Contact: Dinesh Gajendran UTTAR PRADESH [email protected] Tel.: +91.9915193691 Tel.: +91.9840551749 Allenhouse Public School, Kanpur [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Shobha Tyagi Mainadevi Bajaj International School, Malad (W), Tel.: +91.512.2548183 Mumbai Partap World School, Pathankot Crescent School, Chennai [email protected] Contact: Ganesh Mishra Contact: Chahat Aneja Contact: Sheik Muhideen Salih Tel.: +91.22.66812312 Tel.: +91.7837217830 Tel.: +91.9444454458 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] YES Centres
Amity International School, Sector 44, Noida Sunbeam School Lahartara, Varanasi The Asian School, Dehra Dun Future Hope India, Kolkata Contact: Vijaya Gopalakrishnan Contact: Aditya Choudhury Contact: A K Das Contact: Kuntak Gupta Tel.: +91.120.4399000 Tel.: +91.9721452302 Tel.: +91.135.2761859/2761860 Tel.: +91.9830794547 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Amity International School, Sector 6, Vasundhara, Uttam School for Girls, Ghaziabad The Doon School, Dehra Dun GEMS Akademia International School, Kolkata Ghaziabad Contact: Madhu Sengupta Contact: Skand Bali Contact: Leesha Saha Contact: Madhu Kapur Tel.: +91.9582206372 Tel.: +91.7895385308 Tel.: +91.9051888888 Tel.: +91.120.2699412/14 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Vikash Bharati School, Gorakhpur The Indian Public School, Dehra Dun La Martiniere for Girls, Kolkata Amity International School, Sector-1, Vasundhara, Contact: Sanjai Kumar Singh Contact: Mani. C. V. Contact: Dr. Tapti Das Gupta Ghaziabad Tel.: +91.9935147565 Tel.: +91.9568012772 Tel.: +91.9432224564 Contact: Valambal Balachandran [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.120.2699290/91 [email protected] UTTARAKHAND Tula's International School, Dehra Dun M.C. Kejriwal Vidyapeeth, Howrah Ashok Hall Girls' Residential School, Ranikhet Contact: Arun Raturi Contact: Sangeeta Bannerjee Billabong High International School, Kanpur Contact: Sunita Meena Tel.: +91.9456577000 Tel.: +91.9836016385 Contact: Priti Agarwal Tel.: +91.9639006461 [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.7505510609 [email protected] [email protected] Unison World School, Dehra Dun Mahadevi Birla World Academy, Kolkata Cambrian Hall, Dehra Dun Contact: Shallu Kumar Contact: Rupa Mukherjee City Montessori School, Lucknow Contact: Hima Mahata Tel.: +91.9760035677 Tel.: +91.9830952298 Contact: Chanda Kundra Tel.: +91.135.2753589 [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.8853420628 [email protected] [email protected] Welham Boys School Society, Dehra Dun Modern High School for Girls, Kolkata Doon International School, Dehra Dun Contact: Laxman Singh Contact: Saugata Banerjee Delhi Public School, Ghaziabad Contact: Mahesh Rawat Tel.: +91.9837679566 Tel.: +91.9831589399 Contact: Upendra Pandey Tel.: +91.9837231222 [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.9555276130 [email protected] [email protected] Welham Girls School, Dehra Dun Ramkrishna Mission Blind Boys Academy, Kolkata Ecole Globale International Girls School, Dehra Contact: Anuradha Bawa Contact: Chandan Majumder Delhi Public School, Greater Noida Dun Tel.: +91.9411112216 Tel.: +91.9433012614 Contact: Raina Krishnatray Contact: Brinda Ghosh [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.8527776555 Tel.: +91.9557291888 [email protected] [email protected] Woodstock School, Mussoorie Sainik School Purulia, Dist.Purulia Contact: K Krishnan Kutty Contact: Ravichadran Delhi Public School, NTPC Vidyut Nagar G. D .Birla Memorial School, Ranikhet Tel.: +91.135.6615173 Tel.: +91.9679788294 Contact: Rakesh Singh Contact: Kamlesh Joshi [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.9990512496 Tel.: +91.9411343567 [email protected] [email protected] Wynberg-Allen School, Mussoorie South Point High School, Kolkata Contact: Champa Dechen Contact: Kabita Banerjee DLF Public School, Sahibabad Hopetown Girls' School, Dehra Dun Tel.: +91.9837108902 Tel.: +91.9748029923 Contact: Sonia Singh Contact: Praveen Uniyal [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.8800438351 Tel.: +91.9917075866 [email protected] [email protected] WEST BENGAL Sri Sarada Math, Kolkata All Bengal Womens' Union Home, Kolkata Contact: Adrija Chatterjee Genesis Global School, Noida Kasiga School, Dehra Dun Contact: Sumita Roy Tel.: +91.33.25649824 Contact: Nivedita Bose Contact: Aji Kumar Tel.: +91.9831192286 [email protected] Tel.: +91.9711000498 Tel.: +91.8192942216 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Sri Sri Academy, Kolkata Birla Divya Jyoti, Siliguri Contact: Vishal Bhandari Indirapuram Public School, Ghaziabad Maa Anandmayee Memorial School, Raiwala, Contact: Sudipta Khan Tel.: +91.33.24569090 Contact: Sudha Sivadas Dehra Dun Tel.: +91.8013529727 [email protected] Tel.: +91.120.4264427 Contact: Arpit Panjwani [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.135.2484645 Sushila Birla Girls' School, Kolkata [email protected] Birla High School, Kolkata Contact: Rubena Chatterjee Khaitan Public School, Sahibabad Contact: Madhumita Chaudhuri Tel.: +91.9831331199 Contact: Sabita Seth Mussoorie International School, Mussoorie Tel.: +91.9831500533 [email protected] Tel.: +91. 9810726609 Contact: Priya Peter [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.9837460408 The Bhawanipur Gujarati Education Society [email protected] Calcutta International School, Kolkata School, Kolkata Kothari International School, Noida Contact: Rwitaja Banerjee Contact: Baishali Dutt Contact: Manju Gupta Purkal Youth Development Society, Dehra Dun Tel.: +91.8017341409 Tel.: +91.33.40196666 Tel.: +91.120.4082430 Contact: Bheem Thapa [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.9411114738 [email protected] Delhi Public School, Megacity, Kolkata The Heritage School, Kolkata Pathways School, Noida Contact: Atanu Chatterjee Contact: Kavita Arora Contact: S. Indira Raphael (Differently abled), Dehra Dun Tel.: +91.9830408446 Tel.: +91.9748558345 Tel.: +91.9810937482 Contact: Priyo Lall [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.9897297027 [email protected] Delhi Public School, Newtown, Kolkata Sri Sri Academy, Kolkata Ramagya School, Noida Contact: Priyanka Majumdar Contact: Vishal Bhandari Contact: Divya Sharma Selaqui International School, Dehra Dun Tel.: +91.9830038965 Tel.: +91.33.24569090 Tel.: +91.9540922689 Contact: Abhay Kumar Ojha [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.9927005711 [email protected] Dr. Grahams Homes, Kalimpong Sushila Birla Girls' School, Kolkata Samsara World School, Greater Noida Contact: Henry Simon Contact: Rubena Chatterjee Contact: Praveen Roy Shri Ram Centennial School, Dehra Dun Tel.: +91.9474037192 Tel.: +91.9831331199 Tel.: +91.9582770010/15 Contact: Prabhjot Kaur [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tel.: +91.8979869105 [email protected] Emmanuel Ministries, Kolkata The Bhawanipur Gujarati Education Society Shiv Nadar School, Noida Contact: Timothy Barretto School, Kolkata Contact: Kirti Kaul Summer Valley School, Dehra Dun Tel.: +91.9903133457 Contact: Baishali Dutt Tel.: +91.9971911132 Contact: Sumit Sharma [email protected] Tel.: +91.33.40196666 [email protected] Tel.: +91.135.2673383, 2678356 [email protected] [email protected] Father LeBlond School, Madati Sir Padampat Singhania Education Centre, Kanpur Contact: Dr. Niranjan Datta The Heritage School, Kolkata Contact: Deepak Kumar Singh The Aryan School, Dehra Dun Tel.: +91.9954061685 / 8101913715 Contact: Kavita Arora Tel.: +91.9450268293 Contact: B. Das Gupta [email protected] Tel.: +91.9748558345 [email protected] Tel.: +91.9837623510 [email protected] [email protected] Individual applicant can contact: Open Award Centre, New Delhi Contact: Office Manager; Tel.: +91.11.41087062; [email protected] Please visit http://www.iayp.in/yeslist.htm for updated list THE INTERNATIONAL AWARD FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
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