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BVM USN INVESTS STUDENT COUNCIL FOR 2026–27 « 30/Jul/2026

Young Leaders Take the Oath: BVM USN Invests Student Council for 2026–27
 

"Leadership is not about holding a position; it is about inspiring others through service, integrity and responsibility."
Bharatiya Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School, Udham Singh Nagar, solemnly celebrated its Investiture Ceremony for the academic session 2026–27, reaffirming its commitment to nurturing responsible, confident and compassionate young leaders.
The ceremony commenced with a graceful classical dance performance, setting a dignified tone for the occasion. This was followed by the formal introduction of the newly elected Student Council. Amidst thunderous applause, the council members were ceremoniously adorned with badges and sashes by the Principal, Mr. Pawan Sood, and the Vice-Principal, symbolising the trust, responsibility and leadership entrusted to them.
Aditya of Class XII was appointed as the Head Boy, while Divya Sindhu of Class XII assumed the office of Head Girl. The House Captains appointed were Ansh Jain, Iknoor, Geetika and Vinayak, while Kapish Sharma, Ronit Uppal, Suhani Sharma and Sanjana took charge as House Vice-Captains.
Aarna (Class XI) and Harshita (Class IX) were appointed as Discipline Incharges, while Palak Gogla (Class XII) and Mehak (Class IX) were entrusted with the responsibility of Cleanliness Incharges. Saavi Gupta was appointed as the Literary Head, and Kismat Sharma assumed the role of Sports Captain.
The newly elected council members then took the Oath of Office, pledging to uphold the values and traditions of the institution with sincerity, integrity and unwavering dedication.
Addressing the Students Principal Mr. Pawan Sood congratulated the newly appointed leaders and encouraged them to lead with humility, responsibility and a spirit of selfless service. He reminded them that true leadership is measured not by authority, but by character, commitment and the positive impact they create through their actions.
The ceremony concluded with an impressive march past by the Student Council, reflecting discipline, unity and pride.