Greenfields Public School, Dilshad Garden, Delhi has won the 50th Youth Parliament Competition, 2015-16 for Delhi Schools and was presented with Pandit Motilal Nehru Running Parliamentary Shield today. Shri Bratin Sen Gupta, former Member of Parliament felicitated the winning team with the Shield at a function organized in the Parliament Library Building.
Delhi Tamil Education Association Senior Secondary School, Sector-4, R.K.Puram, New Delhi stood first among the new entrants in the Youth Parliament Competition, organized by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs.
Air Force Senior Secondary School, Race Course, Government Co-education Senior Secondary School, Dwarka, Happy School, Darya Ganj, St.Giri Senior Secondary School, Rohini, Navyug School, Lodhi Road, Nab Bharat Senior Secondary School, Shree Nagar Colony and St.Paul School, Hauz Khas were also felicitated for meritorious performance in the competition.
The number of schools under the Directorate of Education, Government of NCT of Delhi and New Delhi Municipal Council, participating in the Youth Parliament Competition has increased to 1,200 from just 16 when the competition was started in 1966.
The Youth Parliament Scheme aims at familiarizing the students with practice and procedures of Parliament, techniques of discussion and debate and develop in them leadership qualities, the spirit of self discipline and tolerance of diverse opinions and healthy competition which are all the hallmarks of democracy.
Delhi Tamil Education Association Senior Secondary School, Sector-4, R.K.Puram, New Delhi stood first among the new entrants in the Youth Parliament Competition, organized by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs.
Air Force Senior Secondary School, Race Course, Government Co-education Senior Secondary School, Dwarka, Happy School, Darya Ganj, St.Giri Senior Secondary School, Rohini, Navyug School, Lodhi Road, Nab Bharat Senior Secondary School, Shree Nagar Colony and St.Paul School, Hauz Khas were also felicitated for meritorious performance in the competition.
The number of schools under the Directorate of Education, Government of NCT of Delhi and New Delhi Municipal Council, participating in the Youth Parliament Competition has increased to 1,200 from just 16 when the competition was started in 1966.
The Youth Parliament Scheme aims at familiarizing the students with practice and procedures of Parliament, techniques of discussion and debate and develop in them leadership qualities, the spirit of self discipline and tolerance of diverse opinions and healthy competition which are all the hallmarks of democracy.
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