PROUD ALUMNI

Name: Aman Chawla
Batch: 2006
Dean’s list award in MBA for analytics. Tech Excellence Awards 2022, Bangalore. Currently a leader in data science

Name: Aneesh Malhotra
Batch: 2010
HDFC, Bank Manager

Name: Anil Kumar Dahiya
Batch: 1997
Vice chancellor excellence scholarship. PhD from IIT Delhi

Name: Rajat Bajaj
Batch: 1998
CEO BAJATO AUTOMOTIVE

Name: Chahat
Batch: 2022 
Studying BA (H) political science in Miranda House College ( DU)
Working in the NGO Clean City and Green City , for past few years which works towards the goal of environment conservation.

Name: Mrinal Chatterjee
Batch: 2012
Working as Deputy Commissioner, Indian Revenue Service (Customs and Indirect Taxes)

 

Name: Neelanchal Vaid
Batch: 2006
International South Asian Grant for Doctor of Medicine; Published research on COVID-19 and Bradykinin signaling

Name: Major Nishant Vaid
Batch: 2006
Indian Army

Name: Nitin Agrawal
Batch: 2012
Commonwealth Scholar, Masters and PhD in Computer Science from the University of Oxford 

Name: Rachna Gupta
Batch: 1998
MBBS, MS OBGYN, Diploma Fetal Medicine (FMF-UK), Fellowship Fetal Neurology (Israel) 

Name: Sahil
Batch: 2017
Working in Tesla, Berlin and completing my Masters side by side from Hochschule Stralsund, Germany

Name: Shubhi Sachdeva
Batch: 2002
PhD in Education - University of Texas at Austin,   Publications  

Name: Swati Shree
Batch: 2016
Passed MBBS in April 2023 from Maulana Azad medical College

Dr. Geetika Tholia, a 2010 alumna of CRPF Public School, has established herself as an Assistant Professor at the School of Psychology and Education, Rishihood University.With degrees (Psychology)from Delhi University, Panjab University, and Jamia Millia Islamia, she specializes in Social Psychology, Research Methodology, and Statistics. Geetika is a published researcher and a passionate sketch artist who finds solace in music. 

Name: Parthasarthi Taneja
Batch: 2015 (Class X)

Parthsarthi Taneja completed Bachelor’s of Engineering with Honours (Computer Science) from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore after he was offered the Ministry of Education Tuition Grant. He is currently working as an Energy Consultant at Wood Mackenzie.

Our star alumni Shaurya Malik has been chosen by Australia cricket association for training.

CRPF Public School family congratulates our star alumnus Priti Rana for her book "Conflict of Laws, Women Abuse and NRI Marriages in India" released by Chairperson, National Commission of Women.

CONGRATULATIONS!!! NISHANT FOR CLEARING UPSC CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION 2023

Hello students! I'm very happy to have this opportunity to interact with you. I'm an alumnus of this school (batch 2013), and this is where I was shaped in my formative years to be the person I am today. As such, it is my responsibility and my pleasure to share with you some of the things I have learned along the way. First of all, I learned to be curious. Curiosity is the fuel for learning. It might be THE defining characteristic of a good student. Curiosity opens your mind to new possibilities and opportunities. So don't be afraid to be curious. Ask your teachers, your classmates, your parents, and yourself. You never know what you might discover. There is a Chinese saying, "If there are three people walking, two of them are my teachers", meaning you can learn something from everyone. I learned the value of hard work. There is no substitute for it. The saying goes, "The more you sweat in training, the less you bleed in war." Write till your hands hurt, and read till your vision is blurry. Eat good, nutritious food, get plenty of sleep, and then do the same thing again the very next day. There was never a great person who did not work hard. I learned the pitfalls of comparison. "Comparison is the thief of joy." Have role models, yes, but don't compare yourself to others. Everyone has their own unique set of advantages and challenges. The only person you must compare yourself to is the you of yesterday. I learned to be kind. Kindness is the quality of being friendly, generous, and considerate. Any such victory that leaves the hearts around you broken is of no consequence. It is hollow; it is pyrrhic. It will never lead to long-term prosperity. Lastly, I would like to remind you that greatness lies within you. And it will be revealed only through skilful practise. Be the best person you can possibly be. Become great, towering personalities. Become supremely competent. As our school's motto goes, "yogah karmasu kaushalam", meaning, strive for skilful action in all aspects of your life. There is no part of your daily action that is beneath you. The act of cleaning your room deserves as much of your attention as does your maths homework. I would be remiss not to take this opportunity to thank the teachers of the school: Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary (Principal) and Mr. H. R. Sharma (former Principal) for always expecting better from me, and motivating me to always aim better and higher; Mr. D. P. Singh for being a model of rationality and inquisitiveness; Mrs. Amarjit Kaur Sandhu and Mrs. Neerja Sharma for my linguistic proficiency, which is the bedrock of all education; Mrs. Kavita Manchanda for pushing me to emerge from my shell; and all other respected teachers who are too numerous to mention by name. They deserve all the credit for me being a halfway decent, tolerable, and productive member of society. I hope you find this message useful. Thank you for your attention, and have a great day!

It was a very vibrant and proud morning CRPF PUBLIC SCHOOL, CONGRATULATED AND WELCOMED THE ALUMNUS IPS AMIT KUMAR CADRE 2015, WHO STANDS TALL AND FIRM, MAKING US FEEL CONTENTED AS EDUCATORS

An occasion when we all gathered on the sprawling grounds, to interact with our alumnus, Mr Amit Kumar, passed out from the school in the year 1999 and brought honour as an IPS Officer 2015 batch.

When policing came calling, SP Amit Kumar left LA, won hearts of citizens in UP with impactful crackdowns

Coming from a family of uniform services, a calling for the Indian Police Services was so strong for the IPS officer Amit Kumar that he left his job at Los Angeles and moved back to India.

IPS officer Amit Kumar posted as SP Chandauli has been recently awarded the prestigious American International Association for Chiefs of Police (IACP) award among the 40 police officers at the international platform.