Mandi (Munish Sood)
Tejaswini Singh, an outstanding Air Wing Cadet from 1 Himachal Pradesh Air Squadron NCC, Kullu, has etched her name in history as the first cadet from DAV Centenary Public School, Mandi, to participate in the prestigious 26th January Republic Day Parade in New Delhi.
Her remarkable achievements in academics, sports, and NCC have led her to this significant milestone, showcasing her dedication and leadership.
Journey of excellence in NCC and beyond
Tejaswini, a Class X student at DAV Centenary Public School, Mandi, has been a dedicated member of the NCC for over a year. She has maintained a perfect 100% attendance and has participated in various camps, including the Annual Training Camp, CATC, Pre-RDC, and RDC, gaining invaluable experience and honing her skills.
Her involvement in these camps demonstrates her commitment and discipline, essential qualities that have contributed to her selection for the Republic Day Parade.
Academic and sporting achievements
Tejaswini’s academic performance has been stellar, securing top marks and a First Division in previous years. Alongside her academic pursuits, she has excelled in various sports, earning accolades in taekwondo, pencak silat, shooting and judo.
She also earned a bronze medal in the Khelo India Women’s League and demonstrated her prowess in adventure sports like trekking, rock climbing, and rappelling, achieving a remarkable 75 km trek at 9500 feet.
Passion for social work and personal growth
Beyond her academic and athletic achievements, Tejaswini has contributed to her community through social work. She has received recognition from the Smile Foundation for her work with underprivileged children.
Her personal interests in rifle shooting, mandala art, and anchoring further reflect her diverse talents and commitment to self-improvement.
Tejaswini’s journey serves as an inspiration to her peers, showcasing the power of discipline, dedication, and hard work. As she prepares for the Republic Day Parade, she is a proud representative of her school and NCC, setting an example for future generations.
Born on June 18, 2010, Tejaswini’s father Dr Chaman Lal is into government service. She belongs to Madhdhar village under Kotmoras post office in Mandi Sadar tehsil.
Tejaswini Singh’s achievements speak volumes about her capabilities and dedication. As the first NCC cadet from DAV Centenary Public School, Mandi, to take part in such a prestigious event, she stands as a shining example of excellence in all spheres of life.
Principal’s appreciation and congratulations
Tejaswini’s exceptional achievement has been lauded by her school Principal, Kuldeep Guleria, who extended his heartfelt congratulations to her for bringing immense pride and honour to DAV Centenary Public School, Mandi.
He commended her hard work, discipline and dedication, noting that her success is a reflection of the values upheld by the school. Guleria expressed his pride in Tejaswini’s accomplishment, emphasising that her achievement not only brings laurels to the school but also sets a shining example for other students to follow in pursuing excellence.
