THOUGHT OF THE DAY - 08/01/2026


 The morning assembly on 8th January 2026 was conducted by the Physical Science Department. The programme began with a solemn prayer, creating a calm and positive atmosphere for the day. The assembly was coordinated by Anamika Rajeev, who ensured the smooth conduct of all activities. Anugraha presented the news, keeping the gathering informed about important current events. The Thought of the Day was delivered by Shalima on the topic “Our flaws are not obstacles to our success.” She shared inspiring stories of Stephen Hawking, Arunima Simha, and Helen Keller, highlighting how determination, courage, and perseverance can overcome physical and personal challenges. Her thought was highly motivating and left a lasting impression on the audience. The assembly concluded on a positive and inspiring note, encouraging students to view challenges as stepping stones to success.

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