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Monday, 28 September 2026

SCHOOL INNOVATION COUNCIL

 School Innovation Council


Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell (MIC) has launched the School Innovation Council (SIC) program for schools across the country. 

The Program aims at fostering the culture of Innovation, Ideation, Entrepreneurship, Creativity, and Design Thinking in Schools. SIC will promote out of box thinking in school education as envisioned in National Education Policy 2020. 

This initiative is a major tool for the implementation of recently released National Innovation and Entrepreneurship Promotion Policy(NIEPP) for schools by the union ministry of Education.


The schools will have to conduct various activities for students and teachers under SIC annual calendar plan. 

These activities will prepare the ground for Innovation, ideation, and prototype development contests at school, state and national levels. SIC will link schools with Innovation Councils established by MoE’s Innovation Cell at Higher Education Level to further provide exposure to school students. 

The school principal has to register the School Innovation Council as per provisions of MIC given in SIC program guidelines below.

A leap to transform innovation landscape in Schools

Promote a learning environment where creativity, ideation, innovation, problem solving and entrepreneurship skills of students are nurtured.


All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Nelson Mandela Marg, VasantKunj, New Delhi-110070

+91-11-2958-1520 / 092667 44472

schoolinnovation@aicte-india.org

28 September is World Rabies Day

It is celebrated annually to raise awareness about rabies prevention and to highlight progress in defeating this horrifying disease.

28 September also marks the anniversary of Louis Pasteur's death, the French chemist and microbiologist, who developed the first rabies vaccine. World Rabies Day

Today, safe and efficacious animal and human vaccines are among the important tools that exist to eliminate human deaths from rabies while awareness is the key driver for success of communities to engage in effective rabies prevention. World Rabies Day


Stray Dog Laws in India 2026: Why Every Citizen Must Know The Rules: 

CLICK THESE LINKS BELOWN 

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                         Workshop “Rabies Prevention” on 28th September, 2026.

                                     


  

  


  


Participation in Workshop regarding “Rabies Prevention” on 28th September, 2026.
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This is to inform you that the Chandigarh NSS Cell, Education Department, Chandigarh
Administration in collaboration with Karuna Eco Companions Foundation (NGO) is going to organize Workshop under the theme of “Rabies Prevention” on the occasion of Celebration of “World Rabies Day” on 28th September, 2026 at PG Government College for Girls, Sector-42, Chandigarh.

 The aim of the  workshop to enhance knowledge regarding Rabies, its prevention, early response safety measures and the  importance of creating awareness among NSS Programme Officers, NSS Volunteers, Students and communities.

In this regard, you are requested to depute Best NSS Volunteers along with the NSS Programme
Officer to attend the perform management duties state level Anti-Drug Awareness Programme from 2nd  March, 2026 to Workshop under the theme of “Rabies Prevention” on 28th September, 2026 at PG  Government College for Girls, Sector-42, Chandigarh. The reporting time 09:15 AM Sharp.
Master Arav, Taran, Deepanshu, Class XII B
Master Arnav, XII A
If any queries, please contact 

Ms. Neha Rani
Director
Karuna Eco Companions Foundation
Mobile No. 98785-51489.
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What RWAs and Housing Societies Can and Cannot Do

RWAs, gated communities and housing societies are often where street dog conflicts peak. Understanding what they can actually do under stray dog laws India 2026 helps both residents and feeders respond correctly.

RWAs cannot

  • Order or arrange killing, poisoning or physical removal of community dogs on their own authority. That remains illegal under PCA and ABC Rules 2023.
  • Hire private contractors to pick up and dump dogs elsewhere, which amounts to illegal relocation and cruelty.
  • Issue blanket bans on all feeding of stray dogs across all surrounding public spaces.

RWAs can

  • Frame reasonable rules about where and when feeding is allowed inside and immediately around the society, focusing on safety and hygiene.
  • Work with municipal bodies to ensure proper ABC implementation for all community dogs in and around the complex.
  • Report specific dogs that show repeated unprovoked aggression, so that the municipality can assess them and, where necessary, shift them to shelters or take other steps under court guidelines.
  • Partner with animal welfare organisations to conduct awareness drives, vaccination camps and responsible feeding programmes.

If your RWA issues a notice that clearly violates PCA Act, ABC Rules or Supreme Court guidelines, residents can challenge it with the local administration and, if needed, in court.

Dog Bite Law in India 2026 : Dog bite incidents, especially involving children, have pushed courts and governments to refine both animal welfare and public safety obligations.Under stray dog laws India 2026, both stray dog bite victims and pet owners have clearly defined rights and responsibilities.

If a stray dog bites you : Municipal bodies are under increased scrutiny to prevent repeated dog attacks, particularly when they have failed to implement ABC and vaccination programmes properly. In many cases, victims can seek compensation where negligence is established.

You should:

  • Seek immediate medical care and request free Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) at government facilities, which are expected to provide anti rabies treatment. 
  • Report the incident to the municipality with as much detail as possible about location, time and the dog involved, so they can track and manage the animal. 
  • Explore legal advice to pursue compensation if there is clear evidence of municipal inaction in a high risk area. 

If your pet dog bites someone : Pet owners remain directly liable under IPC Section 289 for negligent conduct if their dog causes injury because they were careless, such as walking the dog off leash in crowded spaces. Owners may also face civil claims for damages and medical costs.

Courts expect pet parents to follow local rules on leashing, muzzling in high risk areas, vaccination and licensing.

Sunday, 27 September 2026

पुस्तक प्रदर्शनी 2026- Book Exhibition 2026

 


हिंदी माह के समापन दिवस 30 सितंबर को

 पुस्तकालय में  पुस्तक प्रदर्शनी का आयोजन किया जा रहा है।

 विद्यालय परिवार सादर आमंत्रित है।

 कृपया अपने कक्षा समूह में भी इसको सांझा कीजिए। 

पी टी एम वाले दिन अभिभावकों को इसमें शिरकत करने के  लिए आग्रह कीजिए।



Memories of Last year Book Exhibition 2025






Event Organizing  Club - 
  • Authors (IX B)
  • Students: Master-Raushan, Saurav, Pratham, Siham, Daksh -
  • Kumari-Ishika Jhanvi, Annaya, Sehaj,, Priyanshi.-
This Year we are taking up one more innovative project 

“PEN TO PURPOSE: FROM WASTE TO WONDER” 


A GREEN PROJECT FOR SCHOOLS




 Library & Information Centre

 The PMS SHRI KV OCF Sector 29B Chandigarh library is a modern, resource-rich learning hub with nearly 12,264 plus books, strong digital infrastructure, active reader clubs, ambitious reading targets, and innovative NEP 2020-aligned projects. Serving over 1,500 users.

It blends traditional resources with digital platforms, fostering reading culture, career guidance, and holistic student development.

📚 Resources & Access

  • Access System: Open access, DDC subject-wise.
  • Books: 5774 (Accn. no. 12264) E-books: Free, online.
  • Magazines: 26 Titles & 50 copies per month
  • Digital Magazines (@ Edzter): Paid subscription planned for 2026–27.
  • Computers: 7 (PM SHRI provision).
  • Printers: 1 Xerox/Printer, 1 barcode printer
  • Reading Room: 1.
  • Furniture: 21 stacks, 2 magazine racks, 18 student tables (under renovation),
  • 3 teacher tables, 55–60 cushioned chairs.

🌟 Extension Services


  • Services: OPAC, E-LIB, Blogs, Class Libraries.
  • Junior Library Resource Room: 1.
  • Class Libraries: 15 (Classes I–V).
  • Reading Corners: 2 (Reception & Primary Resource Room).
  • Gratis Book Bank (Pustakouphar): 200+ books.

📖 Reader’s Clubs


  • School Reader’s Club: 5 book clubs.
  • Specialized Book Clubs:
    • Artists (VI ACB)
    • Leaders (VII ABC)
    • Sports (VIII ABC)
    • Authors (IX ABC)
    • Scientists (XI ABC)

🎯 Reading Targets


  • Books: 20 per student per year.
  • Magazines: 40 per student per year.
  • Newspaper Subscription: 60% Students 

📝 Activities & Programmes


  • Creative Projects: Book reviews, bookmarks, book jackets, table calendars, class magazines, career monograms, newspaper clippings.

  • Talks & Reviews: Book talks, magazine talks/reviews, flash cards, storytelling (Suno Kahani, Buno Kahani).

  • Exhibitions: 3–4 annually (e.g., Hindi Pakhwada Book Exhibition )
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  • Visits: Community library visits (State Library, Chandigarh-34).

  • Feedback: Annual learning feedback (Classes VI–XII).

  • Skill Development: LSRW1 (VI–VIII), LSRW2 (IX–XII).

  • Career Guidance: Stream selection (IX–X), personality development blogs.

  • Digital Safety: Workshops/seminars (VI–XII).

  • Google Quizzes: Thematic 
  • (Foundation Day, Freedom, Vivekananda, Sports, Authors, Scientists, Artists, Health Day).

  • Also, as per KVS HQ Guidelines

💻 Digital Library & ICT


  • High-End PCs: 9 with Wi-Fi & broadband.
  • EG 4.0 LMS & Mobile App: Available to all members.
  • EG 4.0 Digital Resources: Cloud-based OPAC, digital magazines, blogs.
  • Mentorship: Class-wise digital magazine mentors.

📡 Outreach & Communication


  • Blogs: 2 (Library Blog for KVS students).
  • YouTube Channel: @VICKAS42.
  • WhatsApp Groups: 21 (Career Guidance, KV Library Teachers, Class Groups VI–XII).
  • Student Library Diary: For VI, VIII
  • Orientation Programme: Annual (April, Classes VI–XII).

🏫 Administration & Events


  • Routine Work:  Circulation, Acquisition, Reference Services, Stock verification (March) etc.
  • Exhibitions (6 annually):
    1. Copyright Day (April, Authors Club)
    2. Freedom Struggle (Aug, Leaders Club)
    3. Hindi–Sanskrit Sahitya (Sep, All Clubs)
    4. Culture & Festivals (Oct, Sports Club)
    5. Bal Divas (Nov, Artists Club)
    6. Reference Books (Dec, Scientists Club)

  • Pustakouphar (April): 1,252 books distributed (Classes VI–XII).

👥 Users & Circulation


  • Total Users: 1,501 (1,453 students + teachers).
  • Book Issue Data: As on 
    • Students: 
    • Teachers: 
    • Class Libraries: 15
    • Magazines included
    • Total Issues: 

🚀 Innovative Projects


  1. Blog for KVS Students:
  2. Skill House - Makers Space: Hands-on learning
  3. Bhasha Sangam Corner: Reading promotion.
  4. P-Waves Blog: Student engagement.
  5. Reading Promotion initiatives.
  6. Best out of Waste
Library Book Requisition:

All the Learned Teachers are requested to Reassess their Subject / Curriculum/ Interest related Library Collection and Suggest Related Books for procurement in the session .............................. 



Reading Promotion Primary - Winners 2026

 

  

  

  

  


List  of winners 🏆 

IISER Mohali Visit Class XABC XI A, XIIA 2026-27

 




  

 



  
 
     

  

  

  


  

  
 

  

    
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