Tuesday, 2 December 2025
ROYAL CHALLENGE PACKAGED DRINKING WATER REINFORCES ITS ‘CHOOSE BOLD’ PHILOSOPHY WITH NEW CAMPAIGN ‘MAIN NAHI TOH KAUN BE’
टी.डी.एल स्टेडियम जायंट्स और जेपीएसए एकेडमी ने अपने लीग मैच जीते
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Spoken Fest Debuts in Chandigarh, Empowering the Next Generation of Storytellers at Chitkara University
By 121 News
Chandigarh, Dec.02, 2025:-Kommune's Spoken Fest, Asia's largest spoken word festival, made its debut in Chandigarh with Spoken Evening at Chitkara University, bringing its creative spirit to a campus buzzing with emerging talent. The event followed Qisson Ka Karwaan, a storytelling workshop led by Roshan Abbas, Festival Director and Founder of Kommune.
The decision to begin Spoken's Chandigarh chapter on a university campus was intentional. Young artists often discover their voice in environments where they feel seen, encouraged, and creatively safe. By hosting both the workshop and the evening performances at Chitkara University, Spoken aimed to offer students meaningful exposure to artistic expression, helping shape the next generation of storytellers through immersive, firsthand experiences.
This vision came alive when two workshop participants, Lucky and Yuvraj, both students from Chitkara University - who discovered their talent for storytelling recently during the course of the workshops leading up to the event - opened the Spoken Evening with their own performances, symbolising the festival's commitment to nurturing a cycle of learning, expression, and opportunity.
Speaking about the initiative, Roshan Abbas said that a lot of our journeys begin in the classrooms and corridors of a campus. The entire idea is to empower and shape the next generation of storytellers. Young people are capable of becoming great artists if they just get a stage, a mentor, or the encouragement to speak up.
Adding her thoughts on hosting the festival at Chitkara University, Dr. Madhu Chitkara, Pro-Chancellor, Chitkara University, said that at Chitkara University, we believe that creativity thrives when young minds are given platforms to express their ideas fearlessly. Hosting Spoken Fest on our campus aligns with our commitment to nurturing imagination, confidence, and artistic exploration among our students. It was inspiring to watch our learners perform alongside celebrated artists and witness storytelling in its most transformative form.
The evening continued with remarkable performances by some of the most admired artists in the spoken word and creative arts space, including Divya Dutta, Shweta Tripathi, Sriti Jha, Justh, Gurpreet Saini, and the cast of Kommune Special, 'Bohot Zor Se Pyaar Laga Hai'. Each artist brought a unique voice and presence to the stage, creating an intimate yet electric atmosphere that stayed true to the spirit of Spoken Fest—where art finds a home and audiences find community.
ਪੰਜਾਬ ਰੋਡਵੇਜ਼ ਅਤੇ ਪਨਬਸ ਦੀ ਹੜਤਾਲ ਹੋਈ ਖਤਮ: ਯੂਨੀਅਨ ਨੇ ਕੀਤਾ ਐਲਾਨ
Monday, 1 December 2025
Shamrock School Organizes Two-Day Senior Annual Athletic Meet
By 121 News
Mohali, Dec.01, 2025:-Shamrock Senior Secondary School, Sector 69, organized a two-day Annual Athletic Meet dedicated to its Founder's Day celebrations. Students up to Class XII from the school's four Houses Harvard, Stanford, Oxford, and Cambridge—participated in these two days, showcasing their sports talent.
The Chief Guests for the two days of the Annual Sports Meet were Major General Ajay Chauhan, Director of Maharaja Ranjit Singh Armed Forces Preparatory Institute, and Rajwinder Singh Bains, a renowned Advocate of the Supreme Court of India.
Over the two days, athletes fiercely competed in events like the 100m, 200m, 300m, 800m, 1000m races, and High Jump. Additionally, the Parents' Race, Teachers' Race, 4/100 Relay Race, Lemon Race, Three-Legged Race, and several other interesting games added excitement to the sports day.
The first day commenced with the March Past by the House contingents, heats for the races, and the 1500m final. School Principal Prineet Sohal welcomed all the guests. Rajwinder Singh Bains motivated the students by sharing examples of great sports personalities. Major General Chauhan lauded the efforts of the students and faculty for their magnificent display. Major General Chauhan also appreciated the faculty of Shamrock for providing excellent educational facilities to his cadets at the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Armed Forces Preparatory Institute.
The ceremony was also graced by the presence of Shamrock Group of Schools Chairman Amarjit Singh Bajwa and Mrs. Parveen Bajwa, along with Managing Directors Karan Bajwa and Ritambra Bajwa.
The highlight of the Senior Annual Games was the announcement of the Overall Trophies for the Houses and the Best Athlete awards. In the Under-19 category, Vivek (Boys) and Jaanvi and Satkeerat (Girls) jointly won the Best Athlete Trophy. In the Under-17 category, Jasdeep Singh (Boys) and Sain and Jashandeep Kaur (Girls) jointly claimed the Best Athlete Trophy. In the Under-14 category, Gurnoor Singh and Amritbaani were declared the Best Athletes.
It was a brilliant day for the members of Harvard House as they clinched three trophies: the Best March Past Trophy, the Athletics Trophy, and the Overall Trophy (which combines points from athletics and team games held throughout the school year). It was a thrilling day for every Shamrockite, contributing to its great success.
On this occasion, Chairman A S Bajwa praised the outstanding performance by Shamrock students and encouraged them to participate in sports alongside their studies. Addressing the students, he stated that sports not only keep us fit but also inspire us to participate in all life's challenges, shaping us into good human beings.
The day concluded with Chairman A S Bajwa and Principal Prineet Sohal giving away prizes to the winning students.
Gian Jyoti Global School Shines at FAP National Awards 2025
By 121 News
Mohali, Dec.01, 2025:-Outstanding students of Gian Jyoti Global School, Phase 2, have been honored at the prestigious FAP National Awards 2025 ceremony held at Chandigarh University. These esteemed awards celebrate academic excellence across the country, recognizing students who achieved 97% and above marks in the Class 10th and 12th Board Examinations for the session 2024–25 under the 'Best Student Award' category. Representing the institution Raunak Beer Singh Bedi (98.2%), Harsimrat Kaur (98%), Jasleen Kaur (97.4%), and Rajvir Singh (97%) from the Class 10 & +2 toppers were honored for their splendid performance: Renowned academicians, education leaders, and dignitaries at the event celebrated the dedication, hard work, and determination of the award-winning students.
Additionally the School Principal, Gian Jot, was also honored for her significant contribution to the field of education. School Director Principal, Ranjit Bedi, congratulated the achieving students and expressed immense pride in their successes. Ranjit Bedi applauded the students' commitment to excellence and praised the continuous support of parents and teachers in shaping their success. He stated that this prestigious honor further reinforces Gian Jyoti Global School's legacy of academic brilliance and its unwavering commitment to preparing the future leaders of India.
Nooshin Al Khadeer and Neetu David Inspire Budding City Cricketers at Sector 16 Stadium & womens Under 23 T20 Matches
By 121 News
Chandigarh, Dec.01, 2025:-In an inspiring interaction on the sidelines of the ongoing Women's Under-23 T20 Tournament at Cricket Stadium, Sector 16, former India internationals Nooshin Al Khadeer and Neetu David motivated young city cricketers with words drawn from their exceptional playing careers.
Drawing from their illustrious careers, both stalwarts motivated the young players to stay focused, disciplined and committed to continuous improvement. Khadeer, one of India's finest off-spinners who represented the country in 78 ODIs and five Test matches, spoke about the importance of hard work, self-belief and adapting to modern-day demands of the game. She urged players to "trust the process and embrace every challenge as an opportunity."
Neetu David who is regarded as one of the greatest left-arm spinners in women's cricket and a former world record holder also shared lessons from her journey spanning 97 ODIs and ten Test matches. Emphasizing game awareness and mental strength, she encouraged young bowlers to sharpen their skills with patience and clarity of thought.
Also present on the occasion include Sulakshna Naik, Selector, National Women team, Alok Krishan, Treasurer, UTCA and Indu Gupta, Manager, UTCA.