As the School flag is formally entrusted to the School Captains and raised over the Main Building, it marks more than the start of a new term. It is a symbol of trust, reminding every boy that leadership at The Doon School is earned through responsibility, service, and integrity.

The Headmaster’s opening address set the tone for the months ahead, encouraging boys to embrace the opportunities of the term with curiosity, discipline, and purpose.

Here’s to another term of learning, leadership, and life in Chandbagh.

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The expedition team comprised Ayaaz Ferozi, Aryaman Lamba, Teerthak Deewan, Parshad Kumar, Neer Charming Thakuria, Animaya Singh Deo, Udai Singh, Barun Borgoyari, Siddham Tater, Shaurya Surana, Keshav Kumar, Ishaan Bisht, Trijat Sah, Arnav Kharpude, Raghav Gupta, Naitik Joshi, Agastya Mehrotra and Aubin Mukherjee.

Escorted by Mr Manu Mehrotra, Mr Rajat Sabharwal and Dr Srinivas Swamy, the team pedalled across Sissu, Jispa, Patsio and Sarchu, crossing iconic landmarks including the Gata Loops, Nakee La, Whisky Nala, More Plains and Tanglang La, before reaching Leh. A visit to the serene Pangong Lake marked the culmination of an unforgettable journey.

Battling an unprecedented cold spell and a snowstorm, the boys embodied resilience, teamwork and the true spirit of adventure.

#TheDoonSchool #ManaliLehCyclingExpedition #AdventureAtDoon

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Rooted in a philosophy of holistic education, students learnt about the values, traditions, and learning approach that shape life at The Doon School.

Through insightful discussions and reflections, they explored how the curriculum at Doon goes beyond academics to nurture leadership, character, curiosity, and a strong sense of community.

#SummerAtDoon #TheDoonSchool

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A two-week leadership programme for curious, driven students ready to think deeper, engage meaningfully, and grow beyond the classroom.

25th May – 7th June 2026

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The 33rd All India Afzal Khan Basketball Tournament (April 27–30, 2026, Uttarakhand) brought together 10 competitive teams, including two from outside the state, for four days of high-intensity basketball.

The semi-finals saw The Doon School face Welham Boys’ School, while The Asian School took on Wynberg-Allen School, Mussoorie with The Doon School and Wynberg-Allen advancing to the finals.

In a gripping final, The Doon School defeated Wynberg-Allen School, sealing their fourth consecutive championship win at the tournament.

Abhay Varma of The Doon School was named Player of the Tournament for his outstanding performance.

Participating schools included:
Doon International School, Selaqui International School, The Asian School, The Scindia School (Gwalior), Wynberg-Allen School (Mussoorie), The Doon School (Blue & White), Welham Boys’ School, St. George’s College (Mussoorie), and Strawberry School (Chandigarh).

A strong display of skill, teamwork, and competitive spirit across the board.

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The Inter-House Swimming Competition 2026 wrapped up on 23rd April, with races that stayed close right till the finish.
Aayush Shrestha led the juniors category, setting four new records and taking home the Best Swimmer title. Amer Sogani followed with two backstroke records that had stood untouched for years.

In the seniors, Ansh Gulia broke a long-standing 200m backstroke record and was named Best Swimmer. In the mediums, Avirat Jain stood out across events, earning the Best Swimmer title.

And when it came to the final tally, one house took the lead.
Hyderabad House takes the Junior category and the overall House Cup.
Jaipur House leads the mediums.
Hyderabad House tops the seniors.
Strong swims, close finishes, and a great show of true sportsmanship by all.

#InterHouseSwimming #TheDoonSchool #Chandbagh #Sportsmanship

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To the ICSE Cohort 2026, this is a milestone worth celebrating and a reminder of all that still lies ahead at Chandbagh. May you continue to learn, grow, and make the most of your time here.

#TheDoonSchool

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Tata House led the charge in the junior category, also taking home the P.T. Gong, while Kashmir House stood tall in the senior category. And in the middle of it all, Jigmet Urgian of Hyderabad House set the standard for leadership, earning Best P.T. Leader.

Graced by Chief Guest Maj Gen Samir Bhalla, whose presence added depth and pride to the occasion.

An afternoon of strength, sync, and serious house pride.

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From thoughtful readings to engaging discussions, it was a space where ideas fuelled the imagination and left everyone enriched.

#TheDoonSchool #DoonSchoolLiteratureFestival #DSLF #LiteraryEvening

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The learning continued at HESCO Nature Camp, where students were introduced to sustainable development, ecological balance, and community-led environmental solutions through interactive sessions and site exploration. A memorable highlight was an inspiring interaction with Padma Bhushan awardee Dr Anil Prakash Joshi, Founder of HESCO, who emphasised responsible, action-oriented citizenship.

The students were accompanied by Ms Rageshree Dasgupta, Mr Chit Ranjan Kagdee, Mr Manoj Pandey, Dr Sriniwas Swamy, Dr Ankur Joshi, Mr Rajat Sabharwal, Mr Keshav Bhatt, Mr Vinay Gusain, and Mr Soham Roy, whose guidance enriched the learning experience throughout the visit.

The visit reinforced The Doon School’s commitment to nurturing lifelong learners by providing students with a meaningful opportunity to connect classroom learning with real-world environmental challenges and sustainable solutions through direct experience and reflection.

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Earlier in the morning assembly, the Headmaster, Dr Jagpreet Singh, addressed the students on the relevance of the session and how its learnings could help them approach examinations with confidence and clarity.

As a School-wide initiative, students and masters attended the interaction together, reflecting our commitment to mindful learning and student wellbeing. From managing exam stress and time effectively to insights on leadership, wellness, and pursuing dreams, the session offered meaningful guidance to students, parents, and teachers alike.

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As the School flag is formally handed over by the Deputy Headmaster to the Headmaster, and then entrusted to the School Captains, the School itself is symbolically returned to its rightful custodians, its students. Carried with pride to the Main Building and hoisted high once again, the flag marks a simple yet profound moment: the School is on.

This tradition gives students more than a role, it gives them ownership. It reminds them that leadership is not just a position, but a responsibility. After the winter break, the School is handed back to its students, with the belief that they will care for it, protect it, and uphold its values.

The Headmaster’s first address of the term sets the tone for the months ahead, placing academics at the heart of School life, while nurturing discipline, purpose, and balance. These are not just words spoken from the podium, but values meant to stay with every Docso through the term.

At Chandbagh, empowerment begins early. And Flag-in Assembly reaffirms a simple truth: when you trust students with responsibility, they rise to it.

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On 26th January 2026, The Doon School marked the 77th Republic Day with pride and patriotic spirit. Masters and students gathered for the flag unfurling and National Anthem, reflecting unity and national pride.

We were honoured to host our Chief Guest, Brigadier Sudhir Chamoli, YSM, VSM, Commander, 116 Infantry Brigade, an alumnus of NDA and IMA, commissioned into the 5th Battalion of the 5 Gorkha Rifles (FF), with over two decades of distinguished service. He assumed command of the Brigade in June 2025.

A celebration that reaffirmed our commitment to national values and responsible citizenship.

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In the Senior category, Adhiraj Tiwari, Aryaman Sood, Anay Agarwal and Arnav Kejriwal secured merit, silver and bronze positions. In the Advanced category, Aarav Patel, Hridhay Kanodia, Harsh Agarwal, Ayan Dhandhania, Aarav Shukla and Arish Talwar earned merit, bronze and silver awards. Both Senior and Advanced teams qualified among the top 30% nationally.

The competition strengthened analytical thinking, strategic teamwork and perseverance, offering valuable exposure to high-level problem-solving.

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The Doon School hosted the BSAI Representatives’ Meet 2026 on 8–9 January in collaboration with the Boarding Schools’ Association of India, bringing together representatives from boarding schools across the country.

The meet opened with an address by Mr Kamal Ahuja, Deputy Headmaster, who underscored the importance of preserving the culture and values of boarding schools, drawing on his experience in shaping the evolving education landscape. This was followed by the keynote address by Ms Sangeeta Kain, Principal, Welham Boys’ School, who emphasised collective policy-building and shared best practices.

Mr Vinay Pandey, Director – Professional Development (BSAI) followed with an engaging ice-breaking session that fostered dialogue and connection. Ms Stuti Kuthiala, Dean Pastoral, then outlined the roles and responsibilities of BSAI representatives, emphasising student welfare and safeguarding.

A guided campus tour and visit to a boarding house offered participants insight into The Doon School’s facilities, rich heritage, and the vibrant house spirit that defines residential life.

All representatives delivered 8–10 minute presentations showcasing the ethos and best practices of their respective institutions, creating a true two-way exchange of ideas and learning. This was followed by a dedicated session by NCSS which reinforced that student safety is central to institutional excellence.

The meet reaffirmed the power of collaboration in shaping resilient, ethical, and future-ready residential education in India.

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This immersive experience enabled students to engage with the French language in authentic settings, enhancing fluency, confidence, and cultural sensitivity. Exploring Lille and Paris through visits to churches, museums, and local neighbourhoods enriched their understanding of history and daily life.

Living with French host families offered invaluable exposure to traditions and gastronomy, fostering global awareness and respect for diversity. The exchange exemplified experiential learning at its best.

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A five-member delegation from The Doon School – Tegh Singh Patwalia, Adhiraaj Kapoor, Daksh Veer Singh, Katelynn Ivana Rozario and Aurva Dwivedi accompanied by Ms Sunaina Sangal, participated in the Round Square Conference hosted by Assam Valley School.

Centred on the theme “Cultivating Impact: Flourish Through Service,” the conference highlighted service as the foundation of leadership. Students engaged in tree plantation, greenhouse construction, creating dustbins from recycled bottles, painting a government school, and donating stationery. Cultural interactions with mekhla artisans, insightful Barazza sessions, empowering keynote addresses, a visit to Kaziranga National Park, and a skit emphasising humanity made the experience deeply transformative.

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The Doon School students, Rahul Oram and Vashisth Chowdhary, recently participated in the Round Square International Social Service Project hosted by Daly College at Panna National Park, near Khajuraho (Madhya Pradesh).

Immersed in meaningful community engagement, they supported eye-care and health camps, a women’s hygiene drive, and contributed hands-on to the construction of a mud library with an attached washroom for the local community. These initiatives were led by experienced doctors from the BAAVAN Trust, long-time collaborators with Daly College.

The project was a deeply enriching experience, helping the students develop empathy, social awareness, and a strong sense of responsibility, truly reflecting the spirit of service learning and collective action.

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A team of nine Doscos, accompanied by Mr Manu Mehrotra and Mr Parvinder Kumar, successfully undertook an expedition to Mount Kilimanjaro (19,341 ft), the highest peak in Africa.

The group set out on 30 November and returned on 11 December, taking the challenging Machame Route, one of the seven main routes to the summit.

After five days of demanding trekking, including the formidable Barranco Wall, the team undertook their final ascent, reaching the summit in the early hours of 8 December, with the first group arriving at 5:40 am.

The expedition team comprised:
Aanay Goyal, Barun Borgoyari, Harkirat Singh, Siddharth Singh Bawa, Abhishek Garg, Agasthya Jain, Saathvik Gupta, Aahaan Gupta, and Harsh Vasudeo Agarwal.

A remarkable journey that exemplifies endurance, teamwork, and the spirit of adventure.

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Over the week-long immersion, students engaged in high-level debate, cultural exploration, and a series of structured leadership experiences. The program blended academic rigour with human connection, allowing students to grow as thinkers, collaborators, and young leaders.

The School secured four international recognitions at YMUN South Korea 2025, which reflect the students’ deep preparation, clarity of thought, and confidence in navigating complex global issues at an international platform.

• Best Delegate – WHO: Ishan Gupta
• Honourable Mention – NATO: Aryaman Shilswal
• Honourable Mention – UNHRC: Jodhbir Bajwa
• Honourable Mention – UN-Habitat: Krishiv Jain

This year’s participation in Yale MUN, South Korea stands as a significant milestone for the school, which will grow manifold with the Centre of Excellence of MUN.

Beyond these recognitions, the Future Leaders Program offered a transformative learning experience in which students immersed themselves in new cultures, cuisines, historical sites, and global perspectives.

From visits to the DMZ and Gyeongbokgung Palace to explorations of Myeongdong, cultural performances, and reflective moments during the Han River cruise, the week fostered adaptability, confidence, and a deeper sense of global citizenship. These experiences, supported by the trust of parents and the School’s commitment to experiential learning, enabled students to return not only with accolades but with strengthened character, broadened horizons, and the foundations of thoughtful, responsible leadership.

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Across two dynamic days, participants explored robotics and AI through hands-on workshops, coding challenges, and a high-stakes final prototype build. The event was judged by Dr. Anshu Dhar Jayal and Dr. Ankur Dumka, who commended the creativity and technical excellence displayed by students.

Winners:
First Position – Sunbeam School, Mughalsarai
Second Position – Mayo College, Ajmer
Third Position – Academic World School

Special Awards:
Best work in Mechanical – LK Singhania
Best work in Programming – Rajmata Krishan Kumari College
Best work in Electronics – Welham Girls’ School

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Individual Winners

Juniors:
1.⁠ ⁠Vivaan Agarwal
2.⁠ ⁠Naman Sood
3.⁠ ⁠Aayush Shrestha

Mediums:
1.⁠ ⁠Uday Rana
2.⁠ ⁠Ayaan Adeeb
3.⁠ ⁠Abhyuday Solanki

Seniors:
1.⁠ ⁠Shauryajit Singh
2.⁠ ⁠Udayaditya Samanta
3.⁠ ⁠Rahul Oram

House Results

Junior Cup: 1st – Tata
Medium Cup: 1st – Tata
Senior Cup: 1st – Hyderabad

Overall House Cup: Tata House

Congratulations to all the Houses and runners!

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A minute’s silence was observed to honour Mr. Datta, whose love for the wild echoed through every sighting, from rufous treepies and drongos to Indian Grey Hornbills and green bee-eaters.

Headmaster Dr. Jagpreet Singh noted that this collaboration with Titli Trust is a fitting tribute to a man who cherished Chandbagh deeply.

Bird Photos Courtesy: Ms. Surabhi Sapra

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Chandbagh’s seventy acres of old trees and green corridors provide ideal habitat for several nocturnal species. The NEST Society’s evening “owling” sessions help boys observe owls in their natural environment and understand their ecological importance. Six owl species have been recorded on campus: Barn Owl, Indian Scops Owl, Oriental Scops Owl, Brown Boobook, Spotted Owlet, and Asian Barred Owlet.

Recent Great Backyard Bird Counts confirm their presence, with the Asian Barred Owlet now a regular sight. However, declining sightings of the Brown Boobook and Indian Scops Owl remind us of the need to protect their habitat.

The species of owls remind us of our responsibility to safeguard the natural heritage we are privileged to share.

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The Doon School is excited to host the Technology Conclave (DSTC) V3.0 in collaboration with BSAI, bringing together bright tech minds from 12 leading boarding schools across India.

On 2nd–3rd December 2025, students will dive into a world of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and hands-on innovation under the theme “Create, Innovate, Automate.”

From building smart systems to coding real-time solutions, DSTC V3.0 is set to spark creativity, collaboration, and futuristic thinking.

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These reviews were created under the School’s Critical Thinking and Creative Writing Centre of Excellence, reflecting the talent, discipline, and intellectual curiosity of our young writers.

We congratulate the following student reviewers whose work appears in this special Children’s Literature edition:
•⁠ ⁠Aadidev Agarwal
•⁠ ⁠Aarav Patel
•⁠ ⁠Anuraag Basu
•⁠ ⁠Arish Talwar
•⁠ ⁠Phongong Buchem
•⁠ ⁠Prarthana Das
•⁠ ⁠Rafay Habibullah
•⁠ ⁠Ritvik Agarwal
•⁠ ⁠Vian Bawa
•⁠ ⁠Yugveer Agarwal
•⁠ ⁠Zorawar Singhal

The School applauds their creativity, commitment, and excellence in writing.

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Following are the results of the finals of the Senior Hindi Debating Competition between Hyderabad House and Kashmir House:

Seniors Cup
•⁠ ⁠1st – Hyderabad House
•⁠ ⁠2nd – Kashmir House
•⁠ ⁠3rd – Jaipur House
•⁠ ⁠4th – Oberoi House
•⁠ ⁠5th – Tata House

Congratulations to all the debaters for their hard work!

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The Doon School invites qualified and experienced architects to submit expressions of interest for providing consultancy services for its proposed Wellness Centre and Music School projects.

Applicants must be registered with the Council of Architecture (COA) and should have executed similar institutional or educational projects.

EOIs should include the firm’s profile, details of comparable projects, and proposed consultancy charges.

Submissions to be addressed to:
The Bursar, The Doon School, Dehradun – 248001
Email: bursar@doonschool.com

Last date for submission: November 22, 2025

Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

Regards
Gp Capt Sandeep Sethi (Retd)
Bursar
The Doon School, Dehradun.

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This morning’s Special Assembly was a reminder of what truly makes Chandbagh a home, our children.

On the occasion of Children’s Day, our masters and dames came together not just as educators, but as a family that celebrates the joy, energy, and spirit our children bring into our lives every single day.

From singing the School Song as a heartfelt choir, to creating music with an orchestra of instruments, to dancing with unfiltered enthusiasm, our staff poured their hearts into every note and every step. It wasn’t just a performance; it was a tribute. A gesture of gratitude to the young minds who inspire us to teach, guide, mentor, and grow.

At Chandbagh, we believe that children are the reason we strive, innovate, and work with passion. They are the spark behind our commitment and the purpose behind our perseverance. Today’s celebration was a small way of telling them how deeply they are valued and how much love and pride we carry for each one of them.

As the melodies echoed and smiles lit up the BML Munjal Auditorium, it wasn’t just Children’s Day we celebrated, it was the bond that makes this community extraordinary.

Happy Children’s Day to the students who make Chandbagh brighter, kinder, and endlessly inspiring.

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Adding to the accolades, the contingent also received the Fair Play Trophy and was adjudged 2nd Runners-up in the March Past (Boys Category).

A proud moment for the School came as Kovid Kagdee was honoured with the title of ‘Best Athlete’ in the Boys Under-20 Category for his outstanding performance.

In total, the team secured 18 medals (6 Gold, 10 Silver, and 2 Bronze) across various events.

Gold Medal Winners:

• Kovid Kagdee – 200m and 400m (Under-20)
• Abhishek Shukla – High Jump (Under-20)
• Rannanjay Dave – Shot Put (Under-16)
• Nityaraj Sodha – High Jump (Under-16)
• Chinmay Agarwal – High Jump (Under-14)

Heartiest congratulations to all the athletes for their hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship that brought laurels to the School!

#TheDoonSchool #AthleticsChampions #DistrictMeet2025

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The Doon School came alive with rhythm and reflection at the Poetry Appreciation Evening 2025, hosted by the DS Poets’ Society. Students and Masters, including the Headmaster, recited poems across languages and genres, exploring themes of identity, nostalgia, nature, and emotion.

The evening was graced by Padma Shri and Sahitya Akademi Awardee Shri Leeladhar Jagudi, whose inspiring reflections on poetry’s universality left the audience spellbound.

From powerful verses to heartfelt emotions, the event celebrated poetry as the true art of empathy and imagination.

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Demonstrating remarkable skill, teamwork, and consistency, the team remained unbeaten through the group stage and went on to secure a place in the finals.

In a closely contested final, the match ended in a draw, and the result was decided through a penalty shootout, where the team finished as the runners-up.

Rahul Oram was recognised as the Best Player of the Tournament for his outstanding contribution on the field. Exemplary performances were also delivered by Pranay Gupta, Jai Rana, Jaiveer Grewal, Yashveer Tewatiya, Chinmaya Tripathi, Shaurya Yadav, Udaypratap Sardana, Jigmet, Zorawar Sandhu, and Sushil Kasi, who played key roles in the team’s success. The team’s overall performance reflected their dedication, sportsmanship, and the School’s commitment to excellence in sports.

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Schools from across the city came together for two days of powerful arguments, insightful perspectives, and thought-provoking deliberations. Demonstrating exceptional oratory and critical thinking skills, The Doon School team comprising Adhyayan Rajgarhia, Samarth Goyal, and Arnav Kejriwal emerged as the winners of the competition.

The trophy has been introduced by Dr. Suruchi Mishra, a current Hindi Master at The Doon School, in honour of her parents, Mrs. Shashi and Mr. Prahlad Narayan Mishra. This competition marks the beginning of a new tradition, one that carries forward the school’s rich legacy of debating and intellectual exchange.

In his closing remarks, the Headmaster inspired the young debaters to uphold the values of justice, integrity, and truth in every aspect of life. Connecting his message to the final motion — “न्याय में देरी, अन्याय है।” — he emphasized that justice must never be delayed or compromised.

Congratulations to all the participating schools for their spirited performances and their commitment to the art of debate.

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A total of 21 students presented their well-researched papers across diverse disciplines including Geography, History, Legal Studies, Political Science, and Psychology, engaging the audience and experts in thought-provoking discussions.

We were honoured to host Professor Yasser Arafath from the Department of History, University of Delhi, as our expert guest. Professor Arafath shared his invaluable feedback and insights with each participant, enriching the experience for both students and faculty alike.

Tareekh 2025 stands as a unique platform that empowers young scholars to pursue research-based learning and present their ideas confidently before an expert audience, an opportunity rarely available at the school level.

Heartfelt congratulations to all participants and mentors for making this intellectual endeavour a resounding success!

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The Doon School Shooting students participated in the 44th North Zone Shooting Championship held at Trishul Shooting Range, Maharana Pratap Sports College, Dehradun. Ten boys have qualified for the National Shooting Championship to be held in December.

Qualified Shooters:
•⁠ ⁠In .177 Air Pistol: Zorawar Singh Bhatti, Parth Chittlangia, Ekaraj Singh Makkar, Parikshit Singh Rao, Animaya Narayan Singh Deo, Guransh Chawla, Ruhaan Gupta
•⁠ ⁠In .22 Standard Pistol: Damian Garg
•⁠ ⁠In .22 Sports Pistol: Damian Garg, Arinjay Begani, Ekaraj Singh Makkar, Ranbir Randhawa

Congratulations to Damian Garg for securing 1st position among 700 shooters from 10 states.

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The Doon School’s Yuv Bharti Society proudly presents the first-ever Junior Hindi Inter-School Debating Competition — Shashi Prahlad — to be held on 3rd and 4th November 2025.

A celebration of thought, language, and spirited discourse, where young debaters will engage, inspire, and challenge perspectives.

Meet The Doon School team, ready to take the stage with confidence and conviction!

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Hosted by The Doon School, this two-week residential experience invites young minds to explore leadership, creativity, and collaboration. Participants will engage in real-world problem-solving, team challenges, and hands-on learning designed to inspire confidence and purpose.

Guided by The Doon School’s experienced masters and mentored by distinguished Old Boys, the programme offers an opportunity to learn from those who lead by example.

Dates: 25 May – 7 June 2026
Open to students from India and abroad
Limited seats | Applications opening soon

Stay tuned — registrations will open shortly!

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The highlight of the cultural showcase was ‘Navrang’, a spectacular musical production by The Doon School Music School, celebrating the vibrant hues of India’s artistic heritage, followed by a powerful performance of “We Did Start the Fire”—a tribute to the enduring Doon spirit that left the audience spellbound.

The evening concluded on a breathtaking note with a Drone Show by the DSOBS, lighting up the sky with stories of tradition, brotherhood and innovation.

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From John Williams’ Jurassic Park Theme to Pandit Ravi Shankar’s Naderdani, from El Choclo and Mountain Love Song to Brahms’ Hungarian Dance No. 1, each piece reflects the timeless beauty and emotional depth of music.

The concert journeys through classical, rock, jazz, and Sufi music, featuring Breathless, Sweet Child O’ Mine, Spain, and Shah Ka Rutba by Ajay–Atul.

Watch full video on our YouTube Channel – https://youtu.be/D9gQWVgb0OQ

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