Atal Tinkering Lab DBMS

ATL Community Day

Saurav Mishra, a Class X student of D.B.M.S. English School, has been selected for the INSPIRE Award for his innovative idea titled “AI-EAGLE: An Affordable Drone-Based Surveillance System for Road Quality and Encroachment Detection.” His project aims to use drone technology combined with artificial intelligence to monitor road conditions and identify illegal encroachments efficiently and cost-effectively. This achievement highlights his creativity, scientific thinking, and commitment to using technology to solve real-world problems.

Tinkering Lab to Kartavya Path: D.B.M.S. English School Earns a Historic Invitation to Witness Republic Day at Kartavya Path— Invitation from Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) NITI Aayog.
Atal Innovation Mission

Interaction with Mr. Deepak Bagla, Mission Director, Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), NITI Aayog and Mr. Shubham Gupta, Innovation Lead AIM
Atal Innovation Mission

TINKERING LAB TO RED FORT- D.B.M.S. ENGLISH SCHOOL MARCHES AHEAD…
We are extremely proud to announce that DBMS English School has earned a historic invitation from the Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), NITI Aayog, Government of India to participate in the 77th Republic Day of India at New Delhi.
The Principal of our school, Mrs. Rajani Shekhar, the ATL In-charge Mr. Hirak Biswas, and two students, namely Jivaj Jayashis Sahoo of Std VIII and Saurav Mishra of Std X, have been invited as Special Guests of the Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi from 23rd January 2026 to 27th January 2026. About 50 selected ATL schools from all over the country have been chosen, and DBMS English School is one among them.
The Itinerary includes a visit to the Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya, Rashtrapati Bhavan, National Science Centre, and a High Tea with Mr. Dharmendra Pradhan, the Education Minister of India. The highlight of the visit isthe invitation to attend the Republic Day Parade at Kartavya Path as Special Guests, in the presence of our Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.
DBMS English School is one of the first schools in the country to have established the Atal Tinkering Lab in the year 2017. Since then, our students have created hundreds of prototypes and innovative products. They have made a mark at the State, National, and International levels as Innovators.
We are excited and look forward to meaningful interaction and collaboration with participants from other schools. Only two schools from our state Jharkhand have been selected for the visit — one is DBMS English School, and the other is from Dhanbad. We know that the experience will be enriching and fruitful.

D.B.M.S. English school was selected as the ATL School of the month for the month of October 2025.

.Pratyush Chandra Patnaik was selected to represent his school at the State-Level INSPIRE Award 2024–25, held in Ranchi, where he participated in the prestigious innovation competition and showcased his project.

Jharkhand School Innovation Challenge (JH-SIC) AVISHKAR 5.0 was organized by NVCTI, IIT (ISM) Dhanbad to foster a culture of innovation and provide a competitive platform for budding young innovators. The program encourages students to identify real-life challenges in their communities and develop creative technological solutions. More than 200 teams from 144 schools participated in the competition. After rigorous evaluation by expert judges from IIT (ISM) Dhanbad, the top twenty teams were selected for the Grand Finale, held on 5th and 6th December 2025 at the IIT (ISM) Dhanbad campus.
Among the finalists, the team comprising Jivaj J. Sahoo and Vivan Pathak from D.B.M.S. English School qualified for the top twenty. In the Grand Finale, they secured the Second Prize for their innovative project “EchoGlove.” The students were awarded a cash prize of ₹30,000, along with a trophy and certificate in recognition of their outstanding achievement.
EchoGlove is a smart wearable communication device developed to assist individuals who are unable to speak or face difficulties in expressing their needs, especially during emergencies. The glove uses natural hand flexes to generate dot-dash patterns, which are instantly interpreted and converted into meaningful text messages. It supports both pre-configured phrases—such as help, water, food, yes, no, excuse me, and thank you—and newly generated words using the user’s own gesture patterns. With its simple and fast operation, EchoGlove enables effective communication without the need for speech, typing, or complex interfaces, making it an impactful solution for inclusive communication.

1. Three students Abhigyan Mishra XII, Vatsal Ahuja XII, and Satwik Das XII Participated in LeoZara 2025 and won the Second prize