Apeejay School celebrates Annual Day 2012

Truth alone shall master the change

Splendid performances by students, theatrical performance on some of the pages of history with modern day dilemma and above all the two important guests shared their life lessons with students and parents marked the Annual Day 2012 organised in the auditorium of Apeejay School in Faridabad.

Principal Mrs Samra highlighted the four decades glorious past of the school situated in Sector 15 near Gurudwara and famous Sec15 market. She presented the annual report card of the school and congratulated students who excelled in different streams.

She offered her congratulations to Mrs Sushma Berlia for being felicitated by the CII for outstanding contribution to academia and industry this year. Mrs Berlia is the President of Apeejay Education Society.

Chief Guest, Dr.K.P. Singh, additional director general of police in Haryana, addressed the gathering and said that only if you initiate something then people will come to help you and support you. He made a reference to Panchtantra. He cautioned parents to help children bloom and not put forth their will.

In the function based on the theme, 'Satyamev Jayate', the Guest of Honour Dr. Antriksh Johri, director IT, CBSE emphasised on to think about the purpose of the education and time management.

Students who excelled in various fields received medals.

Make your own destiny



Lord show us the true path

Yes, We did it

Soaring high is our nature



Don't forget the past

All photos: Faridabad Post

You Tube link of the programme video

Very few road bridges on Yamuna

The Times of India
With only eight road bridges across the Yamuna in the capital, moving between different parts of the city and the suburbs of Noida and Faridabad is a test of patience. Despite massive development in the city's east and northeast in the last decade - resulting in a corresponding jump in population and vehicular traffic in these areas - only one new bridge was built across the Yamuna in the same period. Most of the bridges in Delhi are from the 1990s.

The Kalindi Kunj Bridge or Okhla Barrage is one of the worst bridges. Built in 1984, it has not seen major repairs in 28 years. It was built with a daily capacity of just 10,000 vehicles, but more than a lakh vehicles from Delhi, Faridabad and Noida use it every day now. 

New road to speed up South Delhi traffic to Faridabad

The Times of India
In what will be a major relief to south Delhi commuters bound for Gurgaon and Faridabad, Delhi government's public works department is undertaking construction of a four-lane road from Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road to Gurgaon-Faridabad road.

This 9km corridor is expected to help commuters from Mehrauli, Greater Kailash, Chhattarpur, Saket etc avoid jams on NH-8 and NH-2. The Rs 597-crore project will be funded by the urban development ministry, said officials.


"The road, called Mandi Road, exists now as a two-lane road riddled with potholes and without a central verge. Widening this road to a four-lane double carriageway will help commuters bypass the more long-winding and congested routes currently available," said PWD minister Raj Kumar Chauhan.

The road will begin on MG Road, go through Gwala Pahari and end at the Gurgaon-Faridabad road, providing the shortest connect with Faridabad from south Delhi, said officials.