nd3. Fete: - On 2 October 2017, SSL organized a fund raising event. This particular event raises awareness, fosters community involvement and provides a fun gathering while raising money for various purposes like providing building material to people whose houses have been damaged by elephants, flood donation, diwali donation and the like. The SSL volunteers organized the event supervised by the teachers. All the students participated and enjoyed various games and won prizes too.

7. Pavement construction in Khel Mati: - The second phase of pavement construction in Khelmati started on 20th February 2018. The area for construction measured 10 square metres. There were 7 days of work for the students. The students did the following in order to build the pavement -1. Earthen filling of the whole area. 2. Putting sand and gravel on top of that. 3. Placing the Paver's block. 4. Finally making the four sides concrete.

1. Flood relief: - On 19th September 2017 a group of students with 3 teachers visited Koliabar for donations to the flood victims. The donation was for students who had lost their books during the flood. Some important books along with school bags, stationery items and clothes were distributed to students from 3 different schools.As a part of this programme a village near Balipara was also visited. The whole area was inundated and the people were living in a very pathetic condition. Here, items like phenyl, mosquito repellent, bleaching powder and toiletries were distributed.

2. Community lunch during Durga Puja: -SSL organized a community lunch on 28th September 2017 for all the staff of AVS. The children of our support staff also participated in this. The SSL volunteers were enthusiastic in serving the school community during this event. Besides strengthening the bonding amongst members of the AVS community it was a wonderful team building exercise. On the same day, SSL volunteers went out to Harchurah tea estate and served the people food. It was very well received by the estate community.

6. Health Camp in Balipara: - On 4th March 2018, the Social Service League arranged a Health Camp in Balipara with the support of the School Medical Team. Free medical check- ups were done and medicines for common ailments were distributed. Tooth paste and toothbrushes were also given to all the villagers who came for the health check-up. There were around 107 villagers who came for consultations. It was a very successful camp!

4. Diwali donations: - Diwali donations was a new initiative taken by our school. A green Diwali was celebrated this year. Money, which is usually spent on fire crackers was used to buy items for donations. The AVS staff also contributed to this green Diwali celebration. On 19th October 2017, SSL members went to a flood affected area named Deepatoli in Lokhra with different items for 100 families. Each family was given items worth Rupees 1400 for their daily use which included blankets and mosquito nets for the winters and sweets for Diwali. It was a successful and joyful green Diwali celebrated by the village and the AVS community.

8. Community Lunch for Support Staff: - The AVS Social Service League took an initiative to arrange a lunch for the support staff on 6th June 2018. The main objective of this arrangement was to recognize their contribution in the overall development of our school and to make them feel like a part of the AVS community.

5. Visit to Nabaprabhat Orphanage: - On 16th February 2018, a group of 23 students from classes 7, 8 and 12 with 2 teachers visited the Nabaprabhat Orphanage in Tezpur. The main objective of the visit was to spend a day with the children there. Aviators actively took part in cooking different food items for the children and had lunch together with them. It was a day of enjoyment and entertainment .

9. Upgradation of Holy Kid's Public School, Phulbari: - From 14th May 2018, during our activity programme the SSL group of students visited Holy Kids Public School and painted the walls and class rooms of the school. We visited the school for 4 days and during these days along with painting work our students were involved in teaching them about road safety, personal hygiene, mental math and the like. Some sports equipment was also provided to the school. The SSL volunteers also cooked for the children and served them. This was a project in which everyone had a very happy time!

This initiative was deeply appreciated by the villagers.

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Thus, a year of service, wonderful experiences and sharing went by and the SSL is all set to reach out to more and more people!

10. Upgradation of handloom outlet of Tezpur District Mahila Samiti:- On 27th May 2018, SSL volunteers went to the District Mahila Samiti to help with the ongoing upgradation of the handloom outlet. Our students worked very enthusiastically.

11. Raising Awareness: -A meeting was held on 11th June 2018, with the Khelmati Market Committee to make them aware about the cleanliness of the market area. It was also conveyed to them that it is the people living there who needed to be responsible for keeping the market area clean. The cooperation of the Market Committee was

sought in order to maintain the sanitation of the area.

12. Plantation Programme in Tezpur District Mahila Samiti and interaction with the Weavers: -A plantation programme was conducted at the Tezpur District Mahila Samiti Bhavan on 17th June 2018. Along with the plantation programme the students interacted with the weavers who live there. They visited the weaving section and learnt about the effort that goes into weaving Mekhela- Chadar from Pat and Muga Silk. The students prepared food for the weavers and served them.

13. Service in the Kitchen: - The SSL students went to the Central kitchen during activity time and helped with the cooking by chopping vegetables, making dough for the chapatti, and even grinding the spices.

14. Segregation of books and copies: - On 25th June 2018, SSL volunteers went to the service area and segregated old books subject wise. The main objective was to reuse the old books .

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After the splendid performance by Subansiri-Namdang, Kopili-Dhansiri took to the stage with their play “Perfect Façade”. The play had a much more emotional background in contrast to the former production. In the beginning of the story we are introduced to Prachi, the protagonist of the play who is conversing with her mother about her recent happenings and developments in school and her life. Towards the end of the first scene Rishita Dehilia, the comic relief of the play made her debut and with her absolutely perfect comic timing she managed to walk away with the award of Most Promising actress. The scene concludes with Prachi's mother fainting due to 'those pills'. In the next scene we meet an adult Prachi portrayed by Akansha Baruah who is rather apprehensive about her office presentation. With assurances from both her mother and co-worker Varun she aces the presentation and receives a permanent job in the office. She rushes home to celebrate with her mother. Meanwhile it is disclosed by Vani an office assistant that Prachi's mother is long dead due to a drug overdose. In the closing act it is understood that for many years Prachi had fashioned another world where her mother was still alive. This was the defence mechanism she crafted for herself in response to the tragedy that had occurred at a tender age in her life. To cope with the harsh reality, she created one of her own. The final scene was accompanied by the Kopili-Dhansiri's choir with Nanu on the guitar singing the famous The Carpenters number 'Yesterday Once More', deftly adding to the poignancy of the final scene.

rdOverall Position – 3

The evening was set to a perfect blend of artistic pursuits and achievements as Subansiri-Namdang took to the stage with the first performance of the evening, “Original Lies”. Minimalistic with stage manoeuvre, the script revolved around a chance meeting in an airport lounge between fellow travelers who then tackle their individual mindsets alongside a bomb scare. While young Natasha made her debut on stage, the theatrics of Surya Ranjan Sengupta was nicely balanced between hilarity and political argument. The central premise of the play juggled contemporary topics of discussion ranging from casteism to racism sprinkled with political ideologies. The character of Dr. Amrita Kumari Kovind, the surname a predictable reference, was played by newcomer Nandini Garodia, who took effortlessly to her character of an established Doctor rightfully affronted when discriminated on the basis of her cast. The role of the businessman was played by Devaansh Jalan, the Captain of Dramatics who held the narration of the plot with his character. Sempisang Toy who played Vito Yepthumi, a Naga student attempting to save the day by pointing out to the actual culprit but failing in the face of racism carried his character to a believable end. Carrying a social theme, the script was nicely crafted to allow elements of humour with a liberal sprinkling of political and social discourse and thus went on to win the coveted Best Script award.

ndOverall position – 2

PERFECT FACADE

INTRODUCTIONThe oldest Inter-House the School annually holds and certainly the most prestigious, the Inter-House Drama Competition took place on the 16th of June under the able leadership of the dynamic Masters in Charge, Mr. Abhinav Gogoi and Mr. Ranjeev Lal Baruah. Ms. Meetali Das and Mr. Manash Das were the jury for the evening.

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Yes MenWith the world still reeling from #MeToo and #TimesUp movements, the WMH was the next to be caught in the whirlwind of Bhoroli-Lohit's 'Yes Men'. A twist in the tale from Ayn Rand's “The Handmaid's Tale” this was a story of a husband turned maid and his tale thereon. Toko Tato's portrayal of the husband Veer had a healthy dose of humour and wit with a generous dose of sarcasm. It was a role crafted for Toko for it seemed to come to him almost effortlessly. The play opened to a society dictated by women where their whims and fancies were meant to be catered to by their husbands who languished under neglect and disrespect. A laugh riot, it nonetheless drove home loud and clear the reality of women across the country. Clad in dhotis, clutching the handbags of their wives and dragging their luggage behind even as they dragged themselves, to complete chores that never seemed to end. Uroolee Changmai as the dominant wife was convincing and Bornam as Veer's Man Friday, is an actor in the making. The script was wonderfully crafted to portray instances so real making the audience naturally connect to it. While humour plays a crucial role in the play, the concept has been well thought out and portrayed. The idea of a society sans gender sans bias won Bhoroli- Lohit the Best Play award.

Trick or TreatThe last play of the evening took the audience down a path of suspense with a gripping twist in the tale. 'Trick or Treat' by Jinari- Manas started off with an ambiguous scene of a mother clutching her baby whose cause of death remained a mystery to the entire audience. The rest of the play showed a different setting, a cheerful scene of a birthday party lit under a shadow of sorrow throughout the play. The mother, Anu's character seemed to be perfect for Tamanna Ahmed as she played out the anguish and despair faced by a mother who languishes under the assumption that she has in some unforeseeable fashion, caused the death of her own child. With a character right in her forte, it was not a surprise that she bagged the award for the Best Actress of the evening. As the story progressed, the audience was introduced to a stream of new characters ranging from the siblings, Varun and Mayla (played by Shubhojit Dasgupta and Sanaya Singh) to Ajay (Nivranshu Baruah), the supportive psychologist whose real face remained unknown to everyone until the end of the play. The comic relief of the entire drama walked onto the stage in the form of three typical nosy neighbours, who had the audience roaring with laughter at the right moments. Special mention must be made of Ragini Chauhan who played the role of a meddlesome neighbour with elan and Jeremy Jahau as the father. Nikhil Baruah, received the award for Best Supporting Actor as he managed to convince the audience that he was just a man struggling with the fate life had thrown at him before finally bringing to light the twist that had him at the pivot of a massive ruse. While the drama went on to win the Best Play award in a tie, it nonetheless left the audience wondering what really was all the ruse about.

Inter-House Western Music-Aakangsha Dutta, XII

Neeraj Barooah played the piano flowing effortlessly between a Bhupen Hazarika to a Beethoven. Lemuel from Dhansiri made his debut in the musical arena playing a classic Chopin on the violin. Bhumika Saharia from Subansiri played the piano. It was a soulful number that captivated the audience from the beginning. Dikshant Nangia, a drummer who has already made his mark in the year gone by, represented Lohit. The entire hall was startled as Dikshant played the drums blindfolded with power and confidence. The next category was that of Western choir and Jinari-Manas began the show led by Senthunglo Yanthem and Nivranshu Baruah. The highlight of their performance was 'How Far I'll Go' from Moana and 'Sophia', a Spanish number. The audience enjoyed themselves thoroughly as the students sang the feet tapping numbers with a lot of energy. Kopili-Dhansiri was next and was led by Judah Abujam. What stood out in the performance was the acapella version of 'Send My Love' that they ended their performance with. Anastasia Lakiang led Subansiri-Namdang as they sang Royals and Don't Stop Believing. More than the selection of songs, the choir impressed the audience with their varied harmonies that accompanied the lead vocalists flawlessly. Jirmin Tok led Bhoroli-Lohit who hit the note with Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah' and went on sing Bruno Mars's 'Marry You'. It was a colourful blend of different genres of music which the choir pulled off well. The last category of the evening was the Instrumental Group. Jinari-Manas played a self-composed piece in the genre of Blues. It was delight for both judges and the audience to listen to them as each instrument complemented the other. Kopili-Dhansiri also performed a self-composed piece by juxtaposing various genres into one. Subansiri-Namdang played their own rendition of 'Canon Rock' which appealed to the audience. The final performance of the evening was by Bhoroli-Lohit who played the 'Game of Thrones Theme'. Despite a few technical glitches along the way, they managed to stay true to the theme and delivered a good performance. As the scores were being tabulated, Neeraj performed beautifully a song composed by alumni, Arunav Deka, as a tribute to Ranvir Das.

As the End of Semester Examination approached, the WMH witnessed the penultimate cultural event of this term, The Inter House Music Competition-Western and Indian Category. A race against time and juxtaposed between other must dos, the performances were nonetheless, commendable. The afternoon was devoted to Indian music which opened with vocal solo. This category saw some remarkable performances with Sikunpriya Goswami of Bhoroli winning the first position followed closely by Shagun Agarwal of Kopili in the second position. The next category to follow was group vocal whose theme was the mystic genre of qawali. Kopili- Dhansiri took away the first position singing heartily to a popular 1970's number from the films while Jinari-Manas bagged the second position. This was followed by the Indian Percussion Solo category where the first position was a tie between Bhoroli-Lohit and Kopili-Dhansiri, while in the Instrumental Group the first position again saw a tie between Subansiri-Namdang and Bhoroli-Lohit followed by Kopili-Dhansiri in the second position.

rd3 Position : Jinari-Manasth4 Position : Kopili-Dhansiri

The final House positions are as follows:

The second half of the evening saw a Western Music extravaganza with each House having spent sleepless nights tuning their voices to the perfect pitch. The first category and perhaps the most awaited was the Vocal Duet. Summedha Jamwal and Nitya Bhatt opened the innings for Jinari-Manas with a melodious rendition of ‘Broken Strings'. Riya and Domeeya Methi representing Kopili-Dhansiri followed next with 'Halo'. Although a harmonious performance, one however was left craving for the power of the original track. Subansiri-Namdang came next and were represented by Leander Terang and Lotsullo Sazowho who belted out an effortless version of 'Lucky' complementing each other beautifully. Asmita Kakoti and Shanmen Riddi, both new faces to the field of vocals, took to the stage where they sang Adele's iconic cover 'Make You Feel My Love'. They stunned the audience with their effort at singing a number so intricate despite its simplicity. The next category was the Instrumental Solo.

nd2 position : Subansiri-NamdangIst position : Bhoroli-Lohit

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Pranav Chandoke, Nitya Bhatt,Divyana Das, Harshika Deorah

First Row : Yash Bihani, Ananya Wal, Ms. Pooja Borah (Teacher-In Charge), Devaansh Jallan, Uroolee Changmai

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Second Row : Rhea Bali, Tanishaa Jallan, Jitadita Das, Sempisang Changkiri Toy,

thINTERACT DISTRICT CONFERENCE 2018, GANTOK: On the 27 of May, the AVS Interact Club attended the INTERACT DISTRICT CONFERENCE held at Gangtok, Sikkim. The theme for this conference was THUENDRIL (UNITY). It was attended by 200 Interactors from the District 3240 (Northeastern States, West Bengal and Orissa). It ended on a happy note as the AVS Interact Club won an award for the Best Community Service Projects and Priyank Ruthia, batch of 2018 won the award for one of the Outstanding Interactors. The conference was an enriching and exciting experience for all the Interactors. It gave everyone an opportunity to know more about the Interact Club.The interact club of AVS continues to participate in many of such activities, not only to ensure personality development and enhance leadership qualities among the Interacters but also for the betterment of our society.

stTHE HOLY CHILD SCHOOL: On 21 of May 2018 we visited the Holy Child School, Phulbari TE.Our motive was to spend some quality time with the students of the School by playing, teaching, interacting and cooking for them.

iii) Senpisang Toy

Sgt at Arms : Tanisha Jallan

Club Report:thHEALTH CAMP 2018: A Health Camp was held in collaboration with the AVS SSL on the 4 of March at Kumari Gaon in Balipara. Two doctors volunteered to examine the 115

patients that arrived on that day with their medical issues. Along with a number of medicines, the Interact Club took care of their oral hygiene by giving out toothbrush and toothpaste to each of the patients.

v) Nitya BhattTreasurer : Pranav Chandhoke

iv) Harshika Deorah

President Elect : Divyana Das

The AVS Interact Club also distributed toothbrushes and paste to the little students of Kasturuba Gandhi Memorial Trust (KGMT), Harchurah TE.

Jt. Secretart : Yash BihaniDirectors: i) Rhea Bali ii) Jitaditta Das

Interact Club at AVS:

Vice President : Annanya Wal

The Club comprises student leaders elected by the students themselves. The members of the board this year are as follows:President : Devaansh Jallan

Secretary : Uroolee Changmai

It helps students develop communication as well as diplomatic skills, which are becoming a necessity in the 21st century. The Assam Valley School hosted an intra-school MUN this year. It was a really enriching and informative experience for many. The delegates eagerly debated and deliberated over an agenda regarding the 'Civil War in Syria'.

Model United Nations, popularly known as MUN, is an activity gradually growing in strength at The Assam Valley School. This activity is dedicated to hone not only oratory skills of a person, but also to encourage them to take stands in certain issues plaguing the world. The most noticeable feature of Model UN Conferences is that resolutions containing unique ideas may be sent to the United Nations for further reading and development.

It is also a good sign that The Assam Valley School is participating in the Indian Public School Conference Model United Nations 2018. We hope that the students win laurels for the school, and come back socially and politically aware citizens.

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Row 1 : Pronali Gohain, Vasudha Khaitan, Anahita Hazarika, Sanyukta Karki, Avishi Garodia, Kunwolie Gogoi, Isheeta Hazarika, Afshin Choudhury, Tanishaa Jallan, Samiksha Duarah, Anuradha Das, Rotha Saikia

Row 2 : Shonali Kundu, Malabika Das, Asmita Kakati, Debakshee Goswami, Kabak Remin, Moom Lego, Takhe Reela, Manlee Angh, Prathana Sharma, Neha Gupta, Navya Chamariya, Tarana Lama, Indrani Nandy, Gayatri Sapru

Sitting : Anannya Wal, Natasha Rose Rao, Dr. Pooja Jain Benjamin, Dr. Parinita Goswami, Mrs. Meenakshi Baruah Das, Mrs. Jilpa Bhutia, Ms. Kamalika Bhowmick, Mrs. Dayita B. Dutta, Lune L. Dai, Tulika Bhargav

Dristi Rathi, Anuja Barooah, Prakriti SharmaRow 3: Ipshita Kashyap, Khushi Basumatary, Sieyina Meru, Akinali Ayemi, Snigdha Bharadwaj, Anchal More, Devangana Baruah, Bidisha Hazarika, Jirmin Tok,

Row 4 : Tsoshenu John, Anam A. Ahmed, Priyanka Saharia, Vanshika Kejriwal, Dikshita Bhuyan, Kashvi Bhartia, Kashmira Sigchi, Pema Thungon, Sneha Singha, Nandini Khejriwal, Khushi Pansari, Upangana Choudhary, Sikunpriya Goswami

Bhoroli as a House always stands by its motto, “First Deserve Then Desire”. Each Bhorolite is taught self-discipline, individuality, morality and integrity. In this House, sisterhood is prized above all. In the year gone by, Bhoroli has proven its worth yet again by receiving all the five major trophies: the Academics, Cultural, Sports, Craft, Design and Technology (CDT) and Quiz cups.

rd in Vocal Solo, Trio Sattriya , Group Sattriya and the 3 position in group folk

9. Ipshita Kashyap represented the Sonitpur District at the Under-17 category of the District Basketball Tournament.

dance. 2. Snigdha Bharadwaj- 90.80

nd4. Inter-House Table Tennis- 2nd5. Inter-House Marathons- 2

1. Sonal Agarwala- 95.00

rd7. Inter-House Archery- 3

6. AVE Editor- in -Chief- Tulika Bhargav

rd6. Inter-House Volleyball- 3

rd8. Inter-House Squash- 3

2. Sports Cup1. Academics Cup

3. Cultural Cup

Prefect Appointments 2017-18

5. Event Management Prefects- Tanisha Jalan, Anannya Wal, Avishi Garodia

MAJOR TROPHIES WON

2. Ishika Jain- 96.80

4. Lari Warshong- 95.25

4. Quiz Cup

5. Sachika Deorah- 93.25

1. Head Girl- Uroolee Changmai

6. Meisen Jamir- 88.75

ICSE

3. Debakshee Goswami- 90.20

5. Craft, Design and Technology Cup

4. Sentinungla Jamir- 89.80

st1. Inter-House Drama- 1

st1. Inter-House House March Past- 1st2. Inter-House House Badminton- 1

3. House Prefect- Lune Lakshmi Dai4. Sports Captain- Isheeta Hazarika

1. Rishita Seth- 98.00

3. Priyanka Das- 95.50

nd2. Inter-House Upper School Debate- 2rd3. Inter-House Movie Making- 3

st4. Inter-House Music-1nd5. Inter-House Dance-2

SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS

nd3. Inter- House Athletics- 2

2. House Captain- Natasha Rose Rao

CULTURAL ACHIEVEMENTS

ISCBHOROLI BOARD RESULTS

3. Nandini Kejriwal represented Sonitpur district at the Under-17 category of the

6. Srishti Pegu represented the school at the Inter-School Environmental Fest and

2. Indrani Nandi, Gayatri Sapru and Naviya Chamariya represented the school at

District Basketball Tournament.

1. Anannya Wal and Uroolee Changmai were a part of the team which represented the school at the IPSC Drama Competition where the school emerged victorious.

the Inter-School Debates held in Guwahati. They were all adjudged the Best

4. Neha Gupta represented Sonitpur district at the Under-17 category of the District Basketball Tournament.

Award in duet in the Patriotic category.

st8. Naviya Chamariya participated at the Pune Festival and received the 1 position

Speaker at various debates and were included in the list of the top 20 speakers.

INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS

Nationals Tournament.

was awarded the Runners Up Trophy at the T-shirt design competition.

5. Isheeta Hazarika represented the Assam State Team at the Under-19 Basketball

Patriotic Group Song Competition along with being awarded the Chairman's

st7. Kashvi Bhartia participated at the Pune Festival and received the 1 place in the

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Mr. Siddharth Bathla (Resident Tutor-Lower School), Mr. A. S. Huidrom (Senior Housemaster), Mr. Prem K. Singh (Housemaster-Lower School), Mr. Sebu P. Sharma (Resident Tutor-Upper School), Mrs. Nomita Huidrom (Dame-Upper School), Mrs. Lipika Pathak, Mr. Thajeb A. Hazarika, Mr. Rajib Hazarika, Mr. Taufique A. Ansari, Mr. Bijan Panigrahi

th5 Row: Bishwajit P. Saha, Devansh Gupta, Junaid Hussain, Rotozo Tetseo, Dakshyaratna Thapa, Kushal Sureka, Akshar Ajmera, Archit Pathak, Nishant Bezbaruah, Sujal Agarwal, Atisha T. Khochilu, Prakash Baheti

Chahel Agarwal, Techi Lonin, Subham Paul, Vansh Jalan, Abhitej S. Gill, Manash P. Gogoi, Keshav Agarwal, Ethaneal Kharhongar, Shawn V. Sharma, Manan Agarwal, Tanveer S. Yadav, Aaryav Dutta

Kneeling: Imchalong Kichu, Pritam Tribedi, Siddhartha K. Gupta, Mudit K. Jain, Aayush Agarwal, Nuklasen Aier, Karmik Bam, Bishal Agarwal, Fardin Firoj, Takhe T. Haaro,

Theja Rio, Bishal K. Dey, Krishnam Agarwala, Ritu D. Deka, Keshav Mour, Om K. Gupta, Chirag Agarwalla, Pragyan P. Borah, Aditya Panigrahi, Aditya Pradhan, Himanshu Lohia, Naba D. Deka, Doyin Padung, Utsarga K. Barua, Rohan P. Gupta, Grishm Gosh, Mayukh Jain, Bornam Bora

rd3 Row: Dhajen Basumatary, Mayank Kaushik, Limaangzuh Kichu, Tushar Das, Samrat Gupta, Arnav Jain, Amandeep Deb, Dhruv Bagaria, Tallum Toko, Dronashish Goswami,

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st1 Row: Karan Chaudhary, Aadvick Pal, Kaushal Agarwal, Dikshant Nangia, Syed J. Ahmed, Aradhya Bagrodia, Maran Charenamei, Vijayratna Thapa, Toko Tato

th4 Row: Kapinjal Sharma, Tenzin Bhutia, Aman Bansal, Nokaulong Angh, Luqmaan Ahmed, Arafat Imtiaz, Jayan Paliwal, Karun Thapa, Baristha B. Gogoi, Aryan D. Khongwar, Himangshu Baruah, Ngukivi Chishi, Shanmen Riddi, Pratik Pareek, Romharsh Mittal, Dakgo Ngomdir, Madhurjya Baruah

Krishna Tibrewal, Rajjyoti Talukdar, Kunal Agarwal, Rupraj Bargoyary, Rukben Dulom, Chenmai Chang, Hridyansh Goel

nd2 Row: Bensolo Sele, Tanish Hansaria, Akihito A. Achumi, Alfred Kharwanlang, Manas Keleng, Kavya Bagrodia, Aftab Ali Ahmed, Arhaprawa Dutta, Mubin H. Khan, Shrey Modi,

Sitting: Abhijay Hazarika, Mr. Devendra Verma, Mr. Devesh K. Prajapati, Mr. Rajen Bharali, Mr. Jalam Singh, Mr. Sanjay Sharma, Mrs. Janet Bharadwaj (Dame-Lower School),

st8. Inter-House Badminton Championship- 1

National School Games organized by the School Games Federation of India.

hosted by St. George's Grammar School, Cape Town, South Africa.

rd3. Inter-House Cricket- 3

4. Lakshya Motiyal was selected in the Assam Squash Team to take part in the

5. Kekhrie Rio attended the Round Square International (RSIC) Conference, 2017,

nd7. Shanmen Riddi secured the 2 position in painting at the All India Inter School IPSC Art and Design Cultural Festival “SRIJANYAM 2018”.

2. Pranjal Bagaria qualified for the main JEE-IIT.

st6. Luqmaan Ahmed secured the 1 position in Relief Carving on Plaster of Paris at

3. Lanchenba Waikhom participated in the National School Games organized by

nd1. Inter-House Table Tennis Competition- 2

the School Games Federation of India.

rd7. Inter-House Archery Competition- 3

the All India Inter-School IPSC Art and Design Cultural Festival “SRIJANYAM

rd6. Inter-House Swimming Competition- 3

rd4. Inter-House Tennis- 3

5. Inter-House Squash- 3rd

nd2. Inter-House Marathons- 2

1. Rohit Agarwal was the recipient of the King Constantine Medal 2018.

INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS

2018”.

This year Lohit sent up fifteen students for the ISC Examination and twenty-three candidates for the ICSE Examination conducted by the Council for Indian School Certificate Examination. They burnt the mid-night oil for many months and came out with flying colours.

Milestone achievements by the Lohitians were heralded by the most prestigious R. B. Magor Trophy 2017-18.

Lohit House believes in the balanced development of the mind, body and spirit through our guiding principles which are respect, responsibility and service.

Twenty-one students joined Lohit House on May 5, 2018 and with this the total strength of the house became one hundred and ten.

SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS

MAJOR TROPHIES WON

LOHIT BOARD RESULTSISC

2. Sports Cup

Pranjael Bagaria- 97.60%

Aadarsh More- 96.4%

PREFECT APPOINTMENTS 2017-18

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CULTURAL ACHIEVEMENTSst1. Inter-House One Act Play- 1

st2. Inter-House Music- 1 st3. Inter-House General Quiz- 1

nd4. Inter-House Dance- 2

1. Academics Cup

4. Quiz Cup

nd5. Inter-House Painting Competition- 2 nd6. Inter-House Product Design Competition- 2

5. Craft, Design and Technology Cup

nd7. Inter-House Sculpture Competition- 2 nd8. Inter-House English Debate- 2

9. Inter-House Quiz- 3rd

10. Inter-House Safety Competition- 3rd th11. Inter-House Hindi Debate- 4

3. Cultural Cup

th12. Inter-House Roy McComish Competition- 4

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Row 3 : Manya Mundra, Nuby Tamin, Khushi Jain, Urvee Samir, Sulagna Deb, Saumya Jindal, Ankita Das, Tamanna T. Ahmed, Adrika Kaushik, Aruni Manchey , Dhritee Goswami,

Rashi Lal, Khushi Pareek, Mrs. Debjani P. Nath, Mrs. Joyce Macdonald, Mrs. Sarika B. Hazarika, Ms. Pamela J. Syiemlieh, Mrs. Jilpa Bhutia, Mrs. Indira Mahanta, Dr. Alpana Dey,

Jigyasa Barsha, Kavisha Poddar, Nunu Liyak, Wasfia Safi

Row 5 : Titismita Bhowal, Adrika Borah, Trinabrita B. Borah, Dimple Deori, Hiramoni Basumatary, Jiya Agarwal

Row 1 : Sanaya Singh, Pragya More, Sumedha Jamwal, Jyotika Boro, Bomgul Jamoh, Ragini Chauhan, Senthunglo Sandie Yanthan, Khyoda Jernia, Tanushree Borborah, Shobita Mein, Mehar Chauhan, Anwesha Prakash, Mugdha Sarma, Jaagriti Borah

Row 4 : Ashmita Kakati, Namrata Baruah, Priyangshi, Harshika Deorah, Syeda Rabab, Nitya Bhatt, Kritika Deorah, Trisha Baruah, Trinayana Saikia, Rhea S. P. Ladakhi, Ribrib Ranjeet, Shivombika Kashyap

L-RSitting:

Rhea Bali, Yashti Jain

Row 2 : Sneh Agarwal, Pei Dulom, Somaina Boro, Kunam Gyamar, Kanika Todi, Rashika Malpani, Kuhu Bakliwal, Raseen M. Shah, Mahika Agarwal, Shrutee Kothari, Anushka Bora, Suhani Agarwal, Sanjana Barooah, Saziia Selvia

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3. Event Management Prefect- Yashti Jain

PREFECT APPOINTMENTS 2017-18

4. Academic Prefect, Girls- Rashi Lal

1. Fair Play CupMAJOR TROPHIES WON

2. R. B. Magor Trophy

1. House Captain- Khushi Pareek 2. House Prefect- Rhea Bali

INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS

nd1. Inter-House Soccer- 2

4. Pei Dulom- Silver in the National Science Olympiad.

7. Trinayana Saikia- 1 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze at Meghalaya State Swimming

rd8. Tamanna Tahrin Ahmed- 3 Position at the International Roy McComish Competition.

Competition, 2018 & Certificate of Achievement for Mindspark.

4. Inter-House Athletics- 3rd

11. Hiramoni Basumatary- Certificate of Achievement for Mindspark

st7. Inter-House Tennis- 1

2018.

st6. Inter-House Marathons- 1

3. Nuby Tamin- Gold in the National Science Olympiad.

Jinari believes in creating a warm and friendly environment for each and every girl in the House. It conducts various Intra-House activities and creates a fun-loving atmosphere for everyone in the house. Jinari supports the idea of the all-round development of girls in all pursuits.

2. Somaina Boro and Namrata Baruah- Selected for U-17 National Soccer Team.

6. Trisha Baruah- 2 Gold, 1 Silver at Meghalaya State Swimming Competition,5. Trisha Baruah- 3 Gold, 2 Silver, 1 Bronze at the State Level Swimming.

st nd10. Jigyasa Barsha- IPSC Dance 2018 - 1 Position in Western Category, 2 Position

nd8. Inter-House Archery- 2

rd Semi-Classical Category & 3 Position in Folk Group Category.

Perseverance is what each Jinarian believes in. No matter how many times we fall, we get up and together, we march towards success. The year gone by saw many glorious moments for Jinari. Winning the Fair-Play Cup gave a tremendous push in having 'Jinari-Manas' carved on the R.B Magor Trophy for the second consecutive year.

st nd9. Urvee Samir: IPSC Dance 2018 - 1 Position in Western Category, 2 Position in

1. Shivombika Kashyap- Bronze in IPSC Badminton.

rd in Semi-Classical Category & 3 Position in Folk Group Category.

12. Raseen M. Shah- Certificate of Achievement for Mindspark

We stand with our t-shirts bright red, and our hearts filled with pride, as we look at all the achievements brought on by the hard work of each girl. A true Jinarian stands out in a crowd not merely because of a crisp ironed shirt and polished shoes but because of the splendour that they uphold.

st3. Inter-House Riding- 1

rd5. Inter-House March Past- 3

rd2. Inter-House Water Polo- 3

13. Suhani Agarwal- Certificate of Achievement for Mindspark

nd2. Inter-House Dance- 2

st1. Inter- House Mural- 1

nd3. Inter-House Movie Making- 2nd4. Inter-House Hindi Debates- 2st5. Inter-House Poster Making- 1

SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS

CULTURAL ACHIEVEMENTS

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Manas House M

anas

Laksh Gupta, Kazi Rayhan, Harsh Keyal, Adit Ghosh, Gora Gungte, Shrivansh Agarwal, Raghav Agarwal, Sujanveer Aatria, Aaryan Sougaijam, Shreshth Baid, Rahil Hazarika,

Sitting on Chairs : Mr. Mallar Rakshit (Tutor), Mrs. Torali Baruah (Tutor), Mr. Bhola Prasad (Tutor), Mr. Sebu P. Sharma (Resident Tutor), Dr. Kuljeet Singh (Head of Upper School),

Mrs. Mita Nangia Goswami (Tutor)

Devyam Seal, Kristanu Uzir, Udipta Baruah, Kaushik Rabha, Piyush Swami

Fifth Row : Debaashish Chingakham, Nilay Dhakal, Jayvardhan Patwari, Rishi Keshan, Nishant Borah, Arindam Pator, Yashankar Ranjeet, Yuvraj Bhuyan, Ronak Bucha, Bitoshok Das, Rakin Nafi, Ayush Rizal, Arjyadeep Shankar, Aarohan Chaudhury, Neeraj Sharma, Shuba Paul, Aarav Jain, Krishnav Kanoria, Piyush Das, Anikesh das, Vedansh Jindal, Mehool Agarwal, Tarh Paul

Sixth Row : Gautam Sonisha, Jian Moji Jini, Krishnav Saraf, Harry George, Ujjal Agarwal, Saron Nigel, Harshit Sharma, Divyesh Jalan, Ojas Jyoti Borah Hazarika Baruah, Arpit Agarwal, Takar Liyak, Tsering Wangchuk, Utkarsh Agarwal, Jyoti Deep Deka, Rachit Agarwal, Kapish Harsing Puria Goyal, Dhrub Choudhury Das, Aniketh Das

Seventh Row : Aaryan Sahu, Dhrupad Choudhury, Gaurav Das, Suhayb Ahmed, Angshuman Sharma, Pratham Jain, Avinash Sarmah, Jeremy Jahau, Hamraj Jassal, Kanishk Knowal,

Praneel Bhatt (House Prefect), Yash Bihani (Event Management Head), Gurbaz Singh Gil l( House Prefect), Shivansh Bajar, Adwait Agarwal, Vishnoo Jotshi, Nilutpal Hojai Das

Sahil Goyal, Aarya Bandyopadhyay, Gaurav Agarwal, Nivrashu Baruah

Mrs. Janet Baradwaj (Dame Lower school), Mrs. Nabanita Kaur Jassal (House Mistress Lower School), Dr. Rajesh Kumar Mishra (House Master Upper School), Mr. Daljit Singh (Tutor), Mrs. Nomita Huidrom (Dame Upper School), Mrs. Anil Kumar Yadav (Tutor), Mrs. Mandeep Kaur (Tutor), Mrs. Mamta Mishra (Tutor), Mrs. Lipika Pathak (Reliever Dame),

Third Row : Jason Sailo, Pranav Chandhoke (Event Management Prefect), Gurveer Singh, Neeraj Barooh (Music Captain), Angad Singh Sekhon (Riding Captain), Tenzing Dorjee,

Fourth Row : Utsav Panday, Shubhajeet Dasgupta, Shoury Kanda, Thejose Epao, Harsh Agarwal, Kaustav Garg, Arjun Chaliha, Akanshit Sharma, Jayesh Poddar, Utkarsh Jajodia,

L-RKneeling Down : Migang Pegu, Dwij Dhakal, Himanish Jallan, Divanshu Sikaria, Himanshu Khatuwala, Mukund Sharma, Adhayan Saikia, Jagrav Das, Dozee Bhutia, Ayaat Hazarika, Vedant Purbi, Rajnish Sharma, Yajvin Prithani, Tejas Sharma, Vinayak Kandoi, Prashuk Jain, Kavish Agarwal, Ganesh Maheshwari

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7. Aniketh Das- 91.2%

2. Vipul Raj Singh- 96.5%

6. Sohaib Hussain- 90.25%

9. Saptarishi Sharma- 92.25%

st3. Inter-House Marathon – 1nd4. Inter-House Volleyball – 2

st1. Inter-House Tennis – 1

1. Kapish Harsingupria- 95%

5. Gaurav Agarwal- 94.4

nd3. Inter-House Movie Making – 2

st2. Inter-House Cricket – 1

rd9. Inter-House Badminton 33. Ishaan Dabriwal- 94.8%

SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS

7. Himangshu Bhati- 90.75%

rd11. Inter-House Basketball Tournament- 3

nd2. Inter-House Roy McComish – 2

nd4. Inter-House Dance – 2

6. Mehool Agarwal- 91.6%

nd6. Inter-House General Quiz – 2

3. Shaashwat Agarwal- 96%

4. Ojas Jyoti Borah Hazarika- 94.8%

8. Aman Jain- 91%

rd8. Inter-House Art – 3

th10. Inter-House English Debate – 4

10. MunguliSangtam- 92.75%

5. Tushar Agarwal- 90.5%

nd5. Inter-House Hindi Debate – 2

2. Aryan Sahu- 95%

rd9. Inter-House Music – 3

8. Kevin Thokchom- 92%

nd5. Inter-House Swimming – 2

st1. Inter-House Drama – 1

nd6. Inter-House Squash – 2

4. TezrajKayshap- 91.75%

ICSEnd7. Inter-House Archery – 2

rd8. Inter-House Athletics – 3

rd10. Inter-House Table Tennis – 3

CULTURAL ACHIEVEMENTS

rd7. Inter-House Bamboo Design – 3 ISC1. Nilim Bordoloi- 90.25%

MAJOR TROPHIES WON

MANAS BOARD RESULTS

1. Fair Play Cup

PREFECT APPOINTMENTS 2017-18

2. R. B. Magor Trophy

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Row 2: Diya Nath, Reeshica Singh, Aditi Barooah Thekedath, Farial Sahin, Nandini Garodia, Lhakii Eton, Ayang Borang, Sonam Dema Khunjuju, Bonolakshmi Brahma, Angree Killingpi, Tanvi Agarwal, Likha Riza, Ringsaanthuanliu Panmai, Khrushelu Sazo

Row 4: Samiksha Modi, Akansha Kakati, Tatiana Lakiang, Bhumi Kothari, Astha Saikia, Saloni Agarwalla, Anahita Susan Stephen, Crishel Oricco Shira, Jabakshi Saikia, Anuschka Joshi, Sneha Sonowal, Aseng Tayeng, Kashish Agarwal, Swagata Bhagwati, Yuthika Kejriwal

Row 3: Aichea V. A. Sangma, Avneet Kaur Arora, Sunepienla Aier, Anushka Agarwal, Garima Pandey, Chinoa Aliicia M. Sangma, Mahi Agarwal, Neha Swabnam, Elozini Senachena,

Row 1: Suzanne A. Haque, Suchi Agarwal, Harshita Gogoi, Arpita Agarwal, Anyakshi Hazarika, Ishika Tibrewal, Daina Puning, Lotsulu Sazo, Sanjukta Kakoti

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Aarushi Lohia, Yashvi Lohia

Sitting:Anastasia Kiera Nicole, Deepti Agarwal, Mrs. Vinita Watts, Mrs. Neeta Hazarika, Mrs. Debajani S. Bora, Ms. Prerna Gurkin, Mrs. Urmimala P. Mukhoti, Ms. Sarmishtha P. Sarkar,

Christine S Houmai, Leyi Lego, Arhata Saikia, Aayushi Sarmah, Rajmashree Bramha