RWYC

Contents

1. From the Director Principal’s Desk
2. Messages from the International Desk
3. About us …Delhi Public School Gurgaon
2. [email protected]
3. Twinning with RWYC and Asia India Chapter
4. Timeline of events… connecting the dots.Collaboration with RWYC
5. Collaborative Projects Pan India
6. Inception of the ASIA INDIA Chapter
7. RWYC Calendar of activities and participation by DPS Gurgaon 2021-22
8. Engagements : DPS Gurgaon with RWYC
9. Reflections
10. Directory

Ms.Aditi Misra, President RWYC Asia India,
Director Principal, DPS Gurgaon , India

Culture and education are two inseparable,
interdependent parameters. Culturally
responsive educators help students
understand and take pride in their own
culture and appreciate the diverse cultures
of the world. Reconnecting With Your
Culture- RWYC provides the educators with
a toolkit for strengthening local identities,
awareness and respect for cultural heritage.
This collaborative journey with RWYC has
opened vistas of exploration for the young
minds across geographical landscapes. We
are happy to be a part of this insightful
journey with likeminded leaders across the
world.

Prof. Olimpia Niglio, Global Director, RWYC

The pedagogical program “Reconnecting with your Culture” began its
journey in July 2020 and after less than two years RWYC has grown all
over the world and in India, we have many Ambassadors of Culture.
This project allows the development of the cognitive, social, and moral
skills of every human being. Respecting local cultures, and the
traditions of each person, the pedagogical method builds a favorable and
welcoming environment where each child can discover and learn their
own culture and transmit it to others. In India, as well as in many
countries of the world, we are helping to create communities become
aware of their cultural heritage, leaving children free to work at their
own pace and interests, exercising their creativity, and thus developing a
democratic personality open to the world.
The RWYC method guides children to learn all fields of knowledge,
from practical life activities to science, music, and languages.
Each educational material, made with the masters, invites the discovery
of a characteristic of the world and nature, brings together the cognitive
and immaterial aspects of learning with the physical and material one,
and promotes concentration, self-discipline, and love for the miracle of
life.
So, Creativity, Culture, and Community are the three great “Cs” with
which all together we will build a better world. Thanks, INDIA, thanks
to our fantastic teachers, and thanks to our Ambassadors of Culture.
Together, WE CAN.

Ms. Mira Sartika - RWYC Indonesia

RWYC is most real program and an incredible
heartwarming network for cultural connectivity
around the world. Through this program our
children reconnect again with their own local
culture and at the same time they are proud to share
their local culture to others within the nation and
abroad. Personally, through this program I could
reconnect to amazing people from around the world
who are committed and persistent to educate the
younger generation about the importance of culture
in human life and beyond. We should continue this
inspiring journey together, and I am honoured to be
part of it.

About us …Delhi Public School Gurgaon

Delhi Public School, Sector 45, Gurgaon, India, came into being
in 2002. Within decades of its inception, the school has catapulted
itself to be one of the renowned institutions of Delhi NCR
(National Capital Region). The vision of the school reflects an
exquisite amalgamation of tradition and modernity- facilitating a
positive approach towards cultural diversity, through various co-
scholastic initiatives along with focusing on developing 21st-
century competency skills; which are creative thinking,
communication, collaboration and critical thinking.

The school has engaged in various international
collaborations providing global exposure and encouraging
the spirit of inquiry and inclusion among the students. Even
during the pandemic the spirit of internationalism remained
high while connecting and collaborating on a global
platform with schools abroad.

The school motto ‘Service before Self’ is a
way of life with compassion, empathy and
selflessness at the centre of developing
holistic personality of the learners. It has been
a constant endeavour of the school to involve
youth in matters of community service and
civic responsibilities.

Service before Self…for the community

The school with its futuristic vision is
redefining the pedagogy of education.
Believing in the spirit of 4Is- Inspiration,
Innovation, Invention and Information,
DPS Gurgaon is marching into the 21st
Century with élan!

International Student Exchang Programme
Embracing the boundaries

[email protected]

International engagements and collaboration with DPS Gurgaon

The spirit of internationalism at DPS Gurgaon helps the students imbibe similarities and
differences between cultures and nationalities in ways that promote meaningful and lasting
understanding and respect. It encompasses an appreciation for the increasing inter-
connectedness of the world. With the growth of digital communication across geographical
borders there is a further blending of cultures, traditions. Cultural Exchange is on the increase
thus making the world more appreciative of the diversities and similarities.

International engagements in the year 2021-22 were:

• The school offers student cultural exchange programmes with schools in Germany,
France and Poland for the past many years. These exchange programmes were online

engagements during the pandemic.
• Reconnecting with your Culture (RWYC) is an initiative by Global Director Prof.
Olimpia Niglio and promoted by the EdA Esempi di Architettura (Italia), UNESCO
University and Heritage. Ms Aditi Misra, Director Principal, DPS Gurgaon, heads the Asia
India chapter of this collaboration with 12 collaborating schools pan India.

• Indo-Polish Cultural Exchange-2021 ‘Beats of Harmony- In Harmony with diversity a

collaborative project between Delhi Public School, Sector 45, Gurgaon and VIII PALO, Poland. The

project explores music between the two countries and cultures through different genres sung by the

young artist who participated in the project from the two schools. It was the first online Indo-Polish

musical endeavour to present an array of musical performances which elucidate the ethos of

harmony.
• Global Civic Obligation and Responsibility Initiatives: Discussion of common world issues. A

Global Perspective is an outreach programme initiated by Boston Latin School, USA.
• Research in the Humanities: Investigations in Global Migration partnered with Wayne Community

College, USA and VIII PALO, Poland.
• Classroom interaction in German language with Lise Meitner Gymnasium, Crailsheim, Germany

class XII.
• DPS Gurgaon in collaboration with PASCH Schools: Partners for the Future conducted a

collaborative workshop for students from Pakistan and India to celebrate European Day of

Languages 2021 .
• Global Students Podcast 2021 with World Link Foundation, Poland.
• International Teen Parliament - blub world.com. The programme was a Global Parliament for

empowering teens by getting them onstage at the world's most important forums.
• Kindness matters- Global Campaign in collaboration with UNESCO MGIEP.
• Around the world: An Anthology of poems, an international collaborative project with 13

countries.
• GPSC Goonj- An Online International Cultural Fest-2021 hosted by DPS Gurgaon

Twinning with RWYC Asia India Chapter

The role of culture for the sustainable development of humanity has
manifested within the cultural and educational sector. ‘Reconnecting with your

Culture' (RWYC) is an initiative by Global Director Prof. Olimpia Niglio and

promoted by the EdA Esempi di Architettura (Italia), UNESCO University

and Heritage, that came into being in the year 2020.

Prof. Olimpia Niglio

The project pursues ‘Quality Education’ objectives of the UN 2030 Agenda, encouraging collaboration

between schools and local artists and musicians and exploring indigenous sports, allowing students to

gain quality and inclusive education. This pedagogical method aims to bring young generations closer

to the values and content of local cultures, to strengthen local identities, knowledge of local traditions

and to build a strong awareness and knowledge of their cultural heritage (tangible and intangible or

living heritage) through culture-based training.

Delhi Public School, Sector 45, Gurgaon, leads the Asia India chapter in the RWYC project. Under
this initiative the host school has collaborated with 12 likeminded schools pan India who have
connected on this journey sharing their pride and love for their culture across the globe. This
collaboration will support intergenerational and intercultural dialogue between different cities
encouraging young adults to appreciate the diversity of cultures.

RWYC ASIA INDIA CHAPTER COLLABORATORS

1. Dharav High School, Jaipur
2. Delhi Public School, Sector 45, Gurgaon ( Host School)
3. Navrachana Higher Secondary School, Sama,Vadodara
4. Pallavi Model School, Alwal, Hyderbad (Schools’ for the marginalised)
5. Pathbhavan, Srotoshwini Trust, Vadodara (Schools’ for the

marginalised)
6.The Doon Global School, Dehradun
7. The Assam Valley School, Assam
8. The New Town School, Kolkata
9. Shiksha Kendra, DPS,Gurgaon (Schools’ for the marginalised)
10. Suncity School,37D, Gurugram
11. Vidya School, Gurugram
12. WH Smith Memorial School, Varanasi South

The timeline of events … connecting the dots
Collaboration with RWYC

The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn.”— Ralph Waldo Emerson

Date: July 22, 2020
Subject: Invitation to connect
Reconnecting with your Culture (RWYC) is an initiative by Global Director Prof. Olimpia
Niglio and promoted by the EdA Esempi di Architettura (Italia), UNESCO University and
Heritage.
The project aims to bring the younger generations closer to the theme of cultural heritage. The
project is addressed to all schools in the world and to children between 5 and 17 years old.

Date: May 25, 2021
Subject: Asia India RWYC
DPS Gurgaon a front runner in promoting cultural heritage is invited by the Founder, Global
Director, Prof. Olimpia Niglio to collaborate on the RWYC Project and start the Asia India
Chapter.
The pedagogical method valorizes the knowledge of the local cultural heritage and
dialogues with other disciplines for the best education of the children and of the young
generations.

Date: Tue, Jun 8, 2021
Subject: MoU with DPS Gurgaon and RWYC
 Initiation of the collaboration- Signing of the MoU
 First webinar with the students of DPS Gurgaon to understand aims and

objectives of RWYC.

Date: 17 July 2021
Subject: Intercontinental Exposition
Students of DPS Gurgaon participate in INTERCONTINENTAL
EXPOSITION "Reconnecting with your Culture". This intercontinental
exhibition opens with more than 900 drawings from various countries of the
world and from 4 continents: Africa, America, Asia and Europe.





Inception of the ASIA INDIA Chapter
Date: Sun, 8 Aug 2021 at 16:26
Subject: Invitation to collaborate: Reconnecting with your culture (RWYC)
 Invitations by DPS Gurgaon were sent to 6 schools across India to collaborate and be partners in spreading

the pedagogical method -Reconnecting with your culture.
 The schools would connect with the host school in this journey of bringing young generations closer to the

values and content of local cultures, strengthening local identities, sharing knowledge of local traditions
and building strong awareness of their cultural heritage and sharing their pride and love for their culture
across the globe.

The collaborating schools in the first phase The collaborative schools in the second phase were:
were:
 Suncity School,37D,Gurugram
 Dharav High School, Jaipur  Vidya School, Gurugram
 Navrachana Higher Secondary School,  The Doon Global School, Dehradun
 WH Smith Memorial School Varanasi South
Sama,Vadodara  Pallavi Model School, Alwal, Hyderbad,
 Pathbhavan, Srotoshwini Trust, Vadodara
 The Assam Valley School, Assam
 The New Town School, Kolkata
 Shiksha Kendra, DPS Gurgaon

Host collaborating School: Delhi Public School, Sector 45, Gurgaon

Collaborative Projects Pan India

Collaborative Projects with schools in India from August, 2021 to March,2022

1. Collaborative Song: Vaishnav Janato…devotional hymn to celebrate the Gandhi
Jayanti i.e. birthdate of Mahatma Gandhi

2. Garba- A folk dance from the state of Gujarat performed during
the Navratri festival.

3. Heritage Visual Art in the form of indigenous paintings:
Topic : Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat- India's unparalleled diversity
is our pride OR Azadi ka amrit mahotsav- Celebrate and
commemorate 75 years of progressive India and the
glorious history of its people, culture and achievements.

4. Granny’s home remedies: exploration of the age old home
remedies from across regions of India for minor ailments.

5. Jewellery Design Flipbook Project
6. GOONJ-An International Cultural Fest -2022-23

Project I

Collaborative Song: A tribute to the Father of the Nation- Mohandas
Karamchand Gandhi
Devotional hymn: Vaishnav Janato was written in the 15th century by the
poet Narsinh Mehta in the Gujarati language. The song is a remarkably modern,
non-religious devotional hymn which explains in simple terms how to lead a
dignified and compassionate life.
Through this collaboration we have tried to reconnect with the values of non-
violence, truth, equality, respect for each other and strive for a peaceful world.
This song was the first cultural collaboration in the month of September to be
released on 2nd October 2021, birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgmSx8h4VAU

Project II

Collaborative dance Garba : A folk dance from the state of Gujarat performed
during the Navratri festival. Garba is the celebration that lasts for a period of
nine days in the month of October. The ring of dancers revolve in cycles that
represent time from birth to death and rebirth. Both men and women usually
wear colourful traditional costumes while performing the garba.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KB6G48lHl7o

Project III

Collaborative heritage visual art video: The theme for this project was Ek Bharat,
Shreshtha Bharat. The Project aims to highlight the diversity in India. The alternate
theme was Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, an initiative to commemorate the 75th
anniversary of India’s independence. This project saw an eclectic mix of varied
Indian folk style of paintings, such as Madhubani, Warli, Kalamkari, Gond to name
a few in January 2022.

Link: https://youtu.be/UWBJZGJuVhY

Project IV

Collaborative Project- Home remedies: Granny’s
home remedies are a treasure trove of effective
alternative treatments for nearly every minor ailment.
This journey was an exploration of the age-old home
remedies from across regions of India. This project
was for the month of March 2022.

https://anyflip.com/whlry/rqdl/

India’s diverse culture is a priceless treasure. Its existence needs to be valued
and preserved for decades to come. The RWYC, Asia India, collaboration will
strive to bring young generations closer to the local cultures, inculcate
appreciation for local tradition and cultural heritage through collaborations
such as these.

Project V

Jewellery Design Flipbook Project :
Jewellery design is one of civilization's earliest forms of decoration, dating back at least
7,000 years to the oldest known human societies in Mesopotamia and Egypt. The art has
taken many forms throughout the centuries, from the simple beadwork of ancient times to
the sophisticated metalworking and gem cutting known in the modern day.

In this segment, we shall explore the Heritage Visual Arts in the form of paintings like
Madhubani, Phad, Warli, Kalamkari, Gond, Patachitra, Tanjore, Chittara, Cheriyal Scrolls,
Kalamezhuthu, Mandana Art, Rajput Painting, Saura Art, Bhil Art, Mysore Painting, and
incorporate that into their own unique Jewellery design.
An exhibition of the selected artworks will be curated in the form of a flipbook video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7zZTzrRZHQ

Project VI

RWYC GOONJ-An International Cultural Fest : Culture resonates with the values of the
society and is the touchstone of social change. Education plays a key role in the
transmission of culture. It unlocks opportunities and is the primary driver of sustainable
development.
DPS Gurgaon in collaboration with ‘Reconnecting with your Culture’ (RWYC) promoted by
the EdA Esempi di Architettura (Italia), UNESCO, University and Heritage.
The events of the festival through the various cultural facets will explore the theme,
‘Soham… I am one with the universe’.
The festival aims to create learning spaces that empower students to construct their own
learning thus creating joyful experiences with a focus on 21st century competencies to fulfil
sustainable goals.
https://fb.watch/d0-52t2zsE/

RWYC Calendar of activities and participation
by DPS Gurgaon – 2021-22

31st May to 21st June 2021
The event Ambassador of Culture was organised by EdA Esempi di
Architettura' in collaboration with UNESCO- 6 Fine Arts students of the batch
of 2021-22 participated in the event.

Ms. Aditi Misra, Director Principal, DPS Gurgaon, President, RWYC, Asia
India, addressed the virtual International Festival of History organized by the
University of Bologna, Italy. She was also one of the eminent speakers at the
first virtual International RWYC Conference, organized in Indonesia, in 2021.
In the month of February 2022, Ms. Misra, addressed another RWYC
conference, in Jakarta, Indonesia.

1st to 28th August 2021
Panchatantra- Fables of India – students of classes III to V drew picture stories
in the indigenous art forms.

1st October to 21st November 2021
Heritage In Conflict - 3 selected projects were displayed at an exhibition at LA BIENNALE
DI VENEZIA- PIZZA SAN MARCO, VENEZIA, ITALY - FA batch of 2022.
20th November 2021
Director Principal, President Asia India RWYC, Ms. Aditi Misra addressed and participated
in THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE with the theme: Reconnecting with your
culture in the world.

21st December 2021 to 8th February 2022
International Mobile Exhibition -ANGELS DRAWING A PICTURE. Drawings from
around the world were exhibited. 100 students from Primary, Junior and Middle school
participated in the exhibition.
4th February 2022
Participated in Resili Art Debate for UNESCO World Conference on Cultural Policies –
Mondiacult 2022

Engagements : DPS Gurgaon with RWYC

Cultural and natural sites already protected worldwide; the World Heritage
Committee is working to make sure that future generations can inherit the
treasures of the past. The preservation of this heritage concerns us all.

Indian art & culture includes diverse facets of architectural heritage, language,
food, festivals, textiles, folk paintings, dance and music. School students from
age group as early as 4 years-17 years are exposed to a variety of colours,,
patterns that are associated with different Indian festivals and customs.

The main aim of Reconnecting with your Culture at DPS Gurgaon is to bring
young generations closer to the Indian values & culture, to strengthen the local
identity, knowledge of local traditions and to build a strong awareness of tangible
and intangible heritages.

31st May to 21st June 2021 Artist : Sharika Kak
EdA Esempi di Architettura' in collaboration with UNESCO Artist : Nancy Nanda
on Quality Education [SDG 4] objectives of the UN 2030 Artist : Kanhav Srivastava
Agenda.

Ambassador of Culture- 6 students FA batch of 2022

1.Nancy Nanda
2.Kanav Srivastava
3.Sharika Kak
4.Kashvi Bhayana
5.Kamayani Kachroo
6.Shreya Oberoi

Researched on lost heritage sites in Gurgaon and
Delhi and created paintings based on it,
understanding the fact that heritage projects can
teach them everything!
It’s an overall learning which includes academic
subjects like Geography, Mathematics, History, Art,
Language, Science and Environmental studies.

(Age group- 16 - 17 years) FA batch of 2022

1st to 28th August 2021
“PANCHATANTRA - The Fables of India“ – The students in the age group 8-10 years

worked on a series of animal fables from ancient India, written by Vishnu Sharma. This

resources was used as these stories with morals are an excellent way for students to stay
engaged and reconnect with country’s rich culture.

16th to 28th August 2021

India is a land of rich culture and heritage.India is confluence of traditions, customs,
art, architecture, script and languages.

Senior school students collaborated with RWYC- Intercontinental project with
UNESCO to showcase the country’s culture within and outside India. This project
also ensures inclusive and equitable quality education complying with SDG 4.
Let us connect and conserve our cultural legacy and heritage by understanding
scripts and languages of India.

Artist : Nikita Handa, 14

years, Artist : Anshika Goyal,14
language used Bengali years, language used

Haryanvi

(Age group 14-15years)

*1st October to 21st November 2021*
HERITAGE IN CONFLICT - 3 selected projects displayed at an exhibition at LA
BIENNALE DI VENEZIA- Venice Biennale 2021
1.Sreedeekshita G.V
2.Kanhav Srivastava
3.Unnati Choudhary
The research projects were all about cultural heritage damaged or under threat mainly due
to lack of infrastructure, government apathy and public disinterest.
These are all dying cultural heritages of India which should be highlighted in front of the

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international community.

Artists : Kanhav Srivastava & Sreedeekshita wished to draw world’s attention to the lost glory of
Kishangarh miniature school and folklore museum of Gurgaon.
(Age group 16- 17 years) FA batch of 2022

*21 December 21’ to 8 February 2022*
TOKYO | BOGOTA' (2021-2022)
International Exhibition "ANGELS DRAWING A PICTURE" Drawings from the
world - 100 students from Primary, Junior and Middle school participated. (Age
group-8- 13years}
Children made paintings on wonders of India thus helping them to understand who
and what they are and also encouraging their artistic potentials.

Paintings of Heritage site Lucknow, Delhi, and Varanasi

Artist : Vanij Garg, 13 years Artist : Sienna Jain, 9 years Artist : Luv Choudhary, 10years

*23rd December 22’ to 17th January2022*
Indigenous Art forms of India -
Four students from Primary, Junior, Middle & Senior sections of the school
participated.
The paintings were based on the unique diversity of India’s cultural identity.

Arjun Mayank, 8 years Kashvi Rawal, 11 years Kshatra Pant (13 years) Nandini Chanana 17 years

Central Board of Secondary Education and its affiliated schools have come together
to promote the preservation of India's rich and diverse cultural heritage within the
context of 'Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav' - the commemoration of 75 years of
progressive India.
DPS Gurgaon Students have made wonderful paintings on the same dialogue
reflecting the culture of the nation.

Aryaman Das, 15years

Naina Kharb, 16years Ishita Gupta, 15years Nandini Chanana, 16 years

* 5th February 2022*

INTACH Gurgaon Chapter & SPIC MACAY present

 Talk on Mural paintings of India
 Folk-art Workshop on Tribal Gond Painting
Resource person – Mr Benoy Behl (Documentary film maker, Art historian, known
for his work in documenting the art heritage of India and Asia.)
Mural Paintings date back to the times beyond the pages of history. The word ‘mural’
derived from the Latin word ‘murus’ which means wall. It can be defined as any piece
of artwork painted or applied directly onto a wall. To understand the history of the
murals an online workshop was organized by INTACH (Indian National trust for Art
& Cultural Heritage) and Spic Macay, (Society for the promotion of Indian classical
music and culture amongst youth).

Culture is the glue that holds Reflections
communities together. The RWYC
platform helps students learn about Culture is the lifeline of a vibrant
their own culture and appreciate society. RWYC collaborations
other cultures which leads towards
empowerment and capacity-building clearly define it through the various
activities of students across the
- Mamta Kanti Kumar, globe.
Deputy Dean Student Welfare Sapna Dhawan,
Dean Student Welfare

Reconnecting with one’s
own culture should be the

way of life
- Madhumita Nandi, HOD

Art

Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam is
a Sanskrit phrase which
means, ‘The World Is One

Family’. RWYC is the conduit
for knowing about the

uniqueness of global cultures,
promoting harmonious co-
existence and universal
brotherhood.
- Rekha Ajay,
Function Coordinator

DIRECTORY

1. Delhi Public School, Sector 45, Gurgaon
Director Principal: President RWYC Asia India, Ms Aditi Misra
Website : www.dpsgurgaon.org
Email ID : [email protected]

2. Dharav High School, Jaipur
Principal : Ms Seema Sehajpal
Website : https://dharavhighschool.org/
Email ID : [email protected]

3. Navrachana Higher Secondary School, Sama, Vadodara
Principal : Ms Suprabha Menon
Website : https://www.navrachana.org
Email ID : [email protected] , [email protected]
Vice Principal : Kashmira Jaiswal
Coordinator : Ms Kiran Tiwari

4. Pallavi Model School, Alwal, Hyderabad,
Principal : Ms Simi Nagi
Website : https://www.pmsalwal.com/
Email ID : [email protected], [email protected],
[email protected]

5. Pathbhavan, Srotoshwini Trust, Vadodara
Co-founder & General Secretary : Ms. Mousumi Datta
Website : http://srotoshwini.org/pathbhavan/
Email ID : [email protected], [email protected]

6. Shiksha Kendra, DPS, Gurgaon
Incharge Shiksha Kendra : Ms Madhu Kapoor
Website : www.dpsgurgaon.org
Email ID : [email protected], [email protected]

7. Suncity School,37D, Gurugram
Principal : Ms Guneet Ohri
Website : https://www.suncityschool-37d.com/
Email ID : [email protected]

8. The Assam Valley School, Assam
Principal : Dr. Vidhukesk Vimal
Website : https://www.assamvalleyschool.com/
Email ID : [email protected], [email protected]
Coordinator : HOD-Art, Ms Priyanka Joshi

9. The Doon Global School, Dehradun
Principal : Ms Seema Hanvey
Website : http://www.doonglobalschool.net/
Email ID : [email protected], [email protected]

10. The New Town School, Kolkata
Principal : Ms Satabdi Bhattacharjee
Website : https://thenewtownschool.org/
Email ID : [email protected]
Coordinator : Faculty, Ms Sunayana Dasgupta

11. Vidya School, Gurugram
Principal : Ms Ila Sarin
Website : http://www.vidyaschool.com/
Email ID : [email protected]

12. WH Smith Memorial School, Varanasi South
Principal : Ms. Anita Pauline Dey
Website : https://www.whsmithschool.com
Email ID : [email protected]

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Credits

Conceptualization and Ideation:
Director Principal, President RWYC Asia, Ms Aditi Misra

Mentor:
Dean Student Welfare, Ms Sapna Dhawan

Coordination:
Deputy Dean Student Welfare, Ms Mamta Kumar

HOD Art, Ms Madhumita Nandi
Function Coordinator, Ms Rekha Ajay

Digitalization and IT Design:
Ms Alka Sanan