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Puranchandra Vidyaniketan Puranchandra Vidyaniketan Puranchandra Vidyaniketan Barra-2, Kanpur-208027 Transport : Fleet of 7 buses & students' own [email protected] Conveyance Phones +91 512 2612126, +91 512 2612046 Web: pcvnkanpur.com Games : 18 games & sports like Football, Cricket, Hockey, Athletics, Kho-Kho, Basketball, Volley Affiliation : ball, Badminton, Skating, Boxing, Karate, Chess etc. CBSE Affiliation No.2130141 Activities : About 100 activities such as Appliqué work, Inauguration : 26 March 1991 by Hon'ble Music, Cooking, Electronics, Paper recycling, Adventure Shri Rajiv Gandhi, Ex-Prime Minister of India Sports, Western Dance, Photography, etc Classes : LKG-XII Alumni : A good number have gone to IITs, IIMs, Students : 2086 [58% boys 42% girls] reputed medical, engineering and other colleges, NDA, IMA, Merchant Navy, Corporate Sector and Hostel : In the school campus housing 45 boys some abroad Teachers : 90 Social Service: SEWA, Green SchoolProgramme, Grow India, Scouts & Guides, NCC, BEST etc. Area : Six Acres Annual Day Celebrations Over The Years Year Name of the distinguished Chief Guest 2006 Shri Praful Patel 1991 Shri Rajiv Gandhi Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Govt. of India (For Inaugural Ceremony) Shri Vijay Darda, M.P. Editor, Lokmat 1991 Shri Vidya Charan Shukla 2007 Shri Sriprakash Jaiswal Hon'ble Minister for Water Resources Govt. of India Minister of State for Home, Govt. of India 1992 Shri Satyanarayan Reddy 2008 Shri Rahul Gandhi Governor of U.P. Hon'ble M.P. Lok Sabha 1993 Shri Motilal Vora Governor of U.P. and Shri Jitin Prasada His Holiness Swami Ram Minister of State for Steel, Govt. of India 1994 Shri Madhav Rao Scindia 2009 Shri Jyotiraditya M Scindia Union Minister, Govt. of India Minister of State for Commerce & Industry Govt. of India 1995 Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi 2010 Shri Sachin Pilot 1996 Shri Romesh Bhandari Minister of State, Ministry of Communication and Governor of U.P. Information Technology, GOI 1997 Shri Chandra Shekhar Ex-Prime Minister, Govt. of India 2011 Shri Sriprakash Jaiswal 1998 Shri Ajay Shankar, I.A.S. Union Coal Minister, Government of India Commissioner, Kanpur 2012 Shri Abhishek Mishra 1999 Dr. Yogendra Narain, I.A.S. Minister of state for Protocol, Chief Secretary of Govt. of U.P. Government of Uttar Pradesh 2000 Shri Yashwant Sinha 2013 Shri Vineet Joshi Union Finance Minister, Govt. of India Chairman, CBSE, New Delhi 2001 Shri Vishnu Kant Shastri 2104 Shri Ram Naik Governor of U.P. Governor of U.P. 2002 Shri Nitish Kumar 2015 Shri Prakash Javadekar Union Minister for Railways, Govt. of India Minister of Environment, 2003 Prof. (Dr.) Mahendra Bhandari Forest and Climate Change, Govt. of India. Vice Chancellor, C.S.M. Medical University, Lucknow 2016 Shri Daljit Singh Chawdhary 2004 Shri Arun Jaitley, M.P. ADG (Law and Order) – Uttar Pradesh General Secretary, BJP 2017 Dr Dinesh Sharma 2005 Shri Ashok Ganguly, Chairman, CBSE and Deputy Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh Shri Sriprakash Jaiswal 2018 Prof Narendra Bahadur Singh Minister of State for Home, Govt. of India Vice-Chancellor, HBTU - KANPUR Achievers Mark of excellence Shagun Pathak Satyam Rajput Anushka Maheshwari Class XII –Fourth in City (97.8%) Class XII – First in School(Hum) Class XII 100(Eco and B St) BA Hon's(Eco) MA (Dev Stds) HSEE (AIR-17) IPM (Integrated MBA) Hindu College – New Delhi IIT -Chennai IIM - Indore Geetika Agarwal Arnav Dixit Pulkit Gupta Kirti Kaushal Class XII – 100 (Eco) Class XII Class XII – First in Science Class XII – 100 (Painting) BA Hon's (Eco) B.Tech (CSE) B.Sc MBBS Motilal Nehru College- NIT - Bhopal St Stephen's - New Delhi SSMU - Russia New Delhi Shweta Dixit Vaishnavi Gupta Pratham Mishra Salvi Class XII – 100 (History) Class XII - 100 (Music-Vocal) Class XII Class XII BA Hon's (History) BA B.Tech (Mech) B.Tech(CS) Banasthali - Jaipur JDMU – New Delhi BITS - Pilani HBTU-Kanpur Harsh Tiwari Arshdeep Singh Avneesh Srivastava Ravija Tripathi Class XII Class XII Class XII Class XII B.Tech (Mech) B.Tech (CS) B.Tech (Marine Eng) BA LL.B IIIT-Guwahati SICSR - Pune TMI - Pune IPU-New Delhi Achievers Mark of excellence Navya Srivastava Adhyatma Trivedi Alisha Singh Class X – First in School (98.4%) Class X – Second in School Class X – Second in School 100 (Sc and SS) 100 (English) Ishika Saraf Ambar Soni Manya Jain Siddharth Shankar Pandey Class X – Second in School Class X – Third in School Class X B Tech (Chemical) 100 (Maths) 100 (Maths) IIT - Guwahati Utkarsh Singh Poorvi Gupta Aradhaya Trivedi Ujjwal Shukla MBBS MBBS BA: LL B MBBS KGMU - Lucknow KGMU - Lucknow NALSAR - Hyderabad GSVMMC - Kanpur Vaibhav Awasthi Divyansh Bhatnagar Devansh Sharma Akshita Tripathi IPM (Integrated MBA) BA; LL B BA; LL B MBBS IIM - Rohtak NLU - Vishakhapatnam NLU - Jabalpur KMC - Manipal Our Quizzards won the KSS Inter School Quiz at Yanshi Vaish won the Second Prize 'Trip to Korea' in 6th All India Korea Mantora Public School 18 August 2018 India Friendship Essay Competition 11 October 2018 Affaire Quiz-wizards did it again to win 29th Metro Inter School Quiz at d'honneur PSIT - Kanpur 13 October 2018 Students get ample opportunities to explore and display their versatility, getting accolades for the school on varied platforms Arnav Dixit won All India Anveshika Competition Our Quiz duo emerged 4th in All India Bharat Ko Jaano Quiz held at 31 October 2018 Bhilwara 12 January 2019 Sh Yogendra Mohan Gupta Ji and the school A patriotic dance during the Independence Day celebrations: prefects performing 'HAWAN'during Megh-Malhar Celebrations: 15 August 2018 4 August 2018 Culture is dynamic - Not static Students performing on Teachers' Day: 5 September 2018 Puranchandra Vidyaniketan carries the essence of culture in its ways of curriculum. Not surprisingly, the students display our ethos Students were quite interactive during the 'Sanskarshala' assembly Students bow to Goddess Saraswati for blessings of conducted by Dainik Jagran: 3 October 2018 wisdom: 10 Feb 2019 Trekking brings in a sensation of thrill and pride: Water beds provide Summer expedition – fun with bonds : Nainital relief- Mukteshwar : June 2018 June 2018 Excursions – Hostellers Day Out just rocks! Resurgence of Self August 2018 Expeditions make the children look or feel young and energetic again Class I students had oodles of fun at Class V and VI got a rare break to soak in winter sun at Nawabgunj Bird Sanctuary : December 2018 Junabganj Adventure Park– Lucknow : December 2018 Six students under two teacher escorts got to PCVN entourage at MacFair International got a chance to interact with get the guidance of Music Maestro Shankar Mahadevan at Dr Jagdish Gandhi and Mr Santosh Gangwar: 8 September 2018 Sangam-2018 : 14 July 2018 Muses Light-up A Spark Dr Arati Dave Lalchandani, Principal, GSVMMC-Kanpur being welcomed as Guest of Honour on the First Day of 28th Annual Day The real illumination and inspiration 19 November 2018 that children get through interaction with dignitaries is unparalleled Prof Narendra Bahadur Singh, Vice-Chancellor, HBTU-Kanpur, Mrs. Raveena Tyagi, SP(South) Kanpur Nagar, igniting the spirit of Chief Guest at 28th Annual Day interacting with the students at sustenance and success amongst the students at EOTA : 28 March 2019 Science Exhibition : 20 November 2018 Our Boys were the Runners-Up at the 27th Inter School Invitational Our Girls wrested the title at the 15th Inter-School Basketball Hockey Tournament : 23 April 2018 Tournament : 9 August 2018 Sports – Our Girls team was Runners-Up at 14th Inter-School Kho-Kho Ueber Allen Tournament. Boys also were the runners-up : 21 August 2018 The Boys and Girls were above all in Basketball throughout the year and Boys retained their monopoly of Football. Our Boys won both the titles (Under 14 and Under 19) at Inter School The Boys won the KSS Basketball Tournament to end the session Football Competition organized by Allenhouse Public School on a sweet note : 4 December 2018 1 December 2018 Tanisha Nigam winning Bronze at UP State Boxing held at Mirzapur was Despite all the highs and lows, Charisma of Cricket is always appealing no surprise as she went on to represent UP at National Youth Boxing at Rudrapur Sports - A Creed of Numero-unos PCVN adds a new activity every year to sports and games – And children took to Aerobics with exceptional zeal Games and sports are a way of life at PCVN – Surety to fitness and sucess Groomed at a young age, Yoga is the perfect path towards mental and Athletics' standards by the students of the four houses bring to the fore, physical fitness the budding talent and foster team-spirit Mr. James Pearce from M/S Global Classrooms conducted NCC Boys and Girls being guided about operations of .22 Bore Rifle a workshop on 'Developing communication skills' for teachers by Commandant 59 UP Bn NCC : 20 July 2018 of all the schools under JEF : 9 May 2018 Symposia: Keeping Accountancy teachers attending a workshop by Dr T S Grewal on GST and abreast with the latest the latest changes in accounting procedures : 28 July 2018 Avant-garde world demands changes in the concept of education - seminars and workshops provide that much needed stimulus Students of Classes V to VIII attending Adolescent awareness workshop A workshop on Business Studies organized by CBSE 'AB BAS' : 1 August 2018 at GNPS-Kanpur : 4 December 2018 NCC cadets Mahendra S Chandel and Manik Malhotra escorting the An academic scholar being rewarded by the Distinguished Guest Distinguished Guests to the Exhibition Hall Dr Arati Dave Lalchandani A sublime yet majestic stride into the 28th Year The School Orchestra stirred the heart strings of the audience 1st Day of the 28th Annual Dayis a gentle reminder of the legacy to be preserved and carried forward Nursery kids dance their way from 'Ball Dance' through 'Hip Hop' Dance troupe displays different Taals, Abhinaya and Mudras with aplomb in Kathak to depict “Riturang” Prof.
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