Army Public School bids farewell to Panwar

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A programme was organised at Army Public School, Mhow on Wednesday to bid farewell to Commandant MCTE and School Patron lt Gen RS Panwar SM, VSM, SM, Army Public School, Mhow.

 The Patron and his wife Anupam Panwar were accorded a warm welcome by the Principal PK Tiwari, Vice Principal SK Choudhary and were escorted by NCC Cadets. Major General Harvijay Singh Deputy Commandant MCTE, Charanjeet. Chairman of the School Brig VS Narang and Sangita Narang were also present on the occasion.

 On the occasion, the students presented a song and non instrumental performance which enthralled all. Anupam Panwar felicitated the achievers in the field of academics, art and co curricular activities. Amit Singh Tomar, a student of Humanities stream bagged prize for securing 86.50 per cent, Charushree of Class VI C for Best Artist, Yuvraj Rathod of XI B for Best Karate Champion, Gandhar Kalgaonkar of IX C for Best Swimmer, Ravi Verma for Best Instrumentalist, Tushar of IX A for Rubic Cube and Surya S bagged the prize for the Best Vocalist respectively. She was presented a Painting made by Parnika Joshi of Class VI and a Sketch made by Art Teacher M Ganesh Marathe.

 The Principal PK Tiwari expressed gratitude towards him for the support and guidance and presented the achievements of the School that have transformed the face of the institution.

 The School Chairman Brig VS Narang in his speech, expressed gratitude towards him for giving a new direction to the Institution during his tenure.  He also eulogized the endeavours of the Patron towards Infrastructure improvement and for providing exposure to the students.

 In his farewell address, the Patron appreciated the commendable performance of the students in academics and co curricular activities. He also urged the students to achieve greater laurels in the years to come.

 later, a beautiful sketch of BMHI made by Maulika Joshi was presented as a token of appreciation and affection to the Patron. The Programme was anchored by Gargee Vidhyarthi and Shreya Sharma of XII and coordinated by Adnan Jamil.

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