JKMS JAMMU

23/09/2026

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23/09/2026

23/09/2026

“Honouring the Legacy of Maharaja Hari Singh Ji”
JK Montessorie Senior Secondary School, Talab Tillo, Jammu organised a Special Assembly to commemorate the birth anniversary of Maharaja Hari Singh Ji.
Students presented a Dogri dance, speech, poem and a skit highlighting his contribution to the development of Jammu and Kashmir, particularly in the fields of education, social reform and public welfare.
Ms. Rajni Gupta, Director, JK Montessorie, and Ms. Shilpy Kohli, Headmistress, addressed the students and spoke about Maharaja Hari Singh Ji’s vision, reforms and lasting contribution to the region.
The programme beautifully reflected the students’ respect for Dogra heritage, history and cultural identity.

22/09/2026

JK Montessorie School Talab Tillo, organised a Dogri Language Debate Competition today with the aim of promoting the Dogri language among students and creating awareness about the importance of preserving and strengthening one’s mother tongue.
The event was conducted in the presence of an esteemed panel of judges comprising Dr. Kasturi Lal Gupta, Chairman, Senior Citizens Support Service Club, Chowadi, Jammu and retired Principal, GMC Jammu; Sh. Shambu Ram Pyasa, renowned Dogri author of seven books, retired Senior Executive, J&K Bank, and approved drama artist of All India Radio and Doordarshan; and Sh. Rampaul Dogra (Paali), retired Senior Superintendent, HMT Ltd., Government of India, author of six Dogri books and an approved artist and singer of Radio and Doordarshan.
Sh. Hriday Chander Vaid, Finance Secretary, Senior Citizens Support Service Club, Chowadi, Jammu, served as the Moderator of the event. In his interaction with the students, he highlighted the significance of keeping the Dogri language alive through regular use at home and in everyday life. He encouraged students to communicate in Dogri with their parents and grandparents and remain connected with their linguistic and cultural roots.
Dr. Kasturi Lal Gupta also addressed the gathering and emphasised that Dogri should be given due importance in the academic sphere. He stressed the need to encourage students to learn and use Dogri so that the rich linguistic and cultural heritage of Jammu is preserved for future generations.
The school management also expressed its commitment towards promoting the mother tongue. Rajni Gupta, Director, JKMS; Apurv Gupta, Dean Academics; and Shilpi Kohli, Headmistress, highlighted that students should learn and respect different languages, Dogri, being the language of Jammu, deserves equal importance and encouragement. They emphasised that the language can flourish when children are encouraged to speak it in school as well as at home.
The students participated enthusiastically in the competition and presented their views with confidence, expression and clarity.
The competition results were:
🥇 First Position – Deepakshi Sharma
🥈 Second Position – Shradha Sen
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22/09/2026

JK Montessorie School Talab Tillo, organised a Dogri Language Debate Competition today with the aim of promoting the Dogri language among students and creating awareness about the importance of preserving and strengthening one’s mother tongue.
The event was conducted in the presence of an esteemed panel of judges comprising Dr. Kasturi Lal Gupta, Chairman, Senior Citizens Support Service Club, Chowadi, Jammu and retired Principal, GMC Jammu; Sh. Shambu Ram Pyasa, renowned Dogri author of seven books, retired Senior Executive, J&K Bank, and approved drama artist of All India Radio and Doordarshan; and Sh. Rampaul Dogra (Paali), retired Senior Superintendent, HMT Ltd., Government of India, author of six Dogri books and an approved artist and singer of Radio and Doordarshan.
Sh. Hriday Chander Vaid, Finance Secretary, Senior Citizens Support Service Club, Chowadi, Jammu, served as the Moderator of the event. In his interaction with the students, he highlighted the significance of keeping the Dogri language alive through regular use at home and in everyday life. He encouraged students to communicate in Dogri with their parents and grandparents and remain connected with their linguistic and cultural roots.
Dr. Kasturi Lal Gupta also addressed the gathering and emphasised that Dogri should be given due importance in the academic sphere. He stressed the need to encourage students to learn and use Dogri so that the rich linguistic and cultural heritage of Jammu is preserved for future generations.
The school management also expressed its commitment towards promoting the mother tongue. Rajni Gupta, Director, JKMS; Apurv Gupta, Dean Academics; and Shilpi Kohli, Headmistress, highlighted that students should learn and respect different languages, Dogri, being the language of Jammu, deserves equal importance and encouragement. They emphasised that the language can flourish when children are encouraged to speak it in school as well as at home.
The students participated enthusiastically in the competition and presented their views with confidence, expression and clarity.
The competition results were:
🥇 First Position – Deepakshi Sharma
🥈 Second Position – Shradha Sen
🥉 Third Position – Shubi Gupta
The event concluded with the distribution of certificates and cash prizes for the participants by the judges and organisers for their valuable contribution towards promoting Dogri language, culture and heritage among the younger generation.

17/09/2026

PM Modi’s Birthday Celebrated at JKMS
Jammu,
September 17: JK Montessori School, Talab Tillo, Jammu, celebrated Hindi Diwas and the birthday of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji with a special programme aimed at nurturing love, respect and pride for the Hindi language among students and encouraging its use in everyday life.
The programme was graced by Dr. Bharat Bhushan Sharma, Director, J&K Rashtra Bhasha Prachar Samiti and Member, Joint Hindi Advisory Committee, Government of India, as the Chief Guest.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Bharat Bhushan Sharma emphasized that Hindi Diwas should not be limited to merely one day of celebrating the Hindi language. Rather, it should inspire everyone to enhance the respect and use of Hindi in their daily lives. He encouraged students to speak, read and write Hindi with confidence and pride.
The programme was also graced by Prof. Sharat Chandra Sharma, Former Dean Academics, National Sanskrit University, New Delhi and Pradhan, Gandhinagar Branch BVP.He stressed that giving Hindi its rightful place is a collective responsibility. Language should not remain confined to the stage or special occasions but should become a natural part of our everyday communication.

Sunita Gupta, Pradhan, BVP J&K; Arun Sharma, Regional Activity Coordinator – Sanskar, BVP;
S. Gurmeet Singh, Provincial Activity Coordinator – Sewa, Mrs. Rajni Gupta, Sanskar Gatividhi coordinator J&K and Sunny Gupta, President Adhishankracharya Branch were also present on the occasion.

The students presented their thoughts on the greatness of Hindi, the significance of Hindi Diwas and the importance of the Hindi language. They also presented beautiful poems and dohas, highlighting the sweetness, richness and cultural significance of Hindi.
The programme also acknowledged and celebrated the birthday of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, adding special significance to the occasion.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks to all the esteemed guests for their gracious presence and valuable words. The students also pledged to respect Hindi and make greater use of the language in their daily lives.
The celebration served as a meaningful re

17/09/2026

PM Modi’s Birthday Celebrated at JKMS
Jammu,
September 17: JK Montessori School, Talab Tillo, Jammu, celebrated Hindi Diwas and the birthday of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji with a special programme aimed at nurturing love, respect and pride for the Hindi language among students and encouraging its use in everyday life.
The programme was graced by Dr. Bharat Bhushan Sharma, Director, J&K Rashtra Bhasha Prachar Samiti and Member, Joint Hindi Advisory Committee, Government of India, as the Chief Guest.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Bharat Bhushan Sharma emphasized that Hindi Diwas should not be limited to merely one day of celebrating the Hindi language. Rather, it should inspire everyone to enhance the respect and use of Hindi in their daily lives. He encouraged students to speak, read and write Hindi with confidence and pride.
The programme was also graced by Prof. Sharat Chandra Sharma, Former Dean Academics, National Sanskrit University, New Delhi and Pradhan, Gandhinagar Branch BVP.He stressed that giving Hindi its rightful place is a collective responsibility. Language should not remain confined to the stage or special occasions but should become a natural part of our everyday communication.

Sunita Gupta, Pradhan, BVP J&K; Arun Sharma, Regional Activity Coordinator – Sanskar, BVP;
S. Gurmeet Singh, Provincial Activity Coordinator – Sewa, Mrs. Rajni Gupta, Sanskar Gatividhi coordinator J&K and Sunny Gupta, President Adhishankracharya Branch were also present on the occasion.

The students presented their thoughts on the greatness of Hindi, the significance of Hindi Diwas and the importance of the Hindi language. They also presented beautiful poems and dohas, highlighting the sweetness, richness and cultural significance of Hindi.
The programme also acknowledged and celebrated the birthday of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, adding special significance to the occasion.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks to all the esteemed guests for their gracious presence and valuable words. The students also pledged to respect Hindi and make greater use of the language in their daily lives.
The celebration served as a meaningful reminder that Hindi is not merely a language to be celebrated on Hindi Diwas, but a rich part of our cultural identity that deserves to be spoken, respected and cherished every day.

The Program concluded with a Vote of thanx to all the esteemed guests and National Anthem.