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MAURYA KALA COMPETITION INDUS GROUP
COUNSELING SESSION
The 10th Dinkar Hindi Samman Competition was
held on September 27, 2025, at Indian School The future felt a little clearer for students of
Embassy with the participation of more than 20 Indian Learners Own Academy (ILOA), Jleeb Al-
schools. The event featured three competitions – Shuyoukh, recently, as they participated in an
Hindi Debate, Hindi Poem Recitation, and Quiz. interactive career counseling and guidance
In the Poem Recitation category, two students program organized by Indus Group, one of India’s
represented our school, and Keerat Kaur of 6E foremost organizers of educational exhibitions.
won the second prize among 34 participants. In
the Quiz competition, Aqsa of 10C secured the The event brought together experienced career
third prize out of 12 participants. counselors who engaged students in open
It was a proud moment for our school, discussions about their academic interests,
showcasing the talent and confidence of our ambitions, and the realities of today’s job market.
students
The Principal, Mrs.Asha Sharma appreciated the From understanding industry shifts to exploring
students and teachers alike for their effort in emerging career paths, the counselors provided
bringing laurels to the school. actionable advice. Each student had the
opportunity to ask questions and receive
personalized guidance, helping them connect
their passions with practical academic and career
options.
ILOA Principal, Mrs. Asha Sharma, praised Indus
Group’s initiative, noting how it offered students
not only direction but also confidence. She
encouraged participants to take full advantage of
such platforms, reminding them that decisions
made today could shape their futures tomorrow.
For Indus Group, this session was another step in
its long-standing mission. Since 1995, the
organization has hosted more than 120
exhibitions across India and over 150
international events in 20 countries.
Notably, it has held 111 India Education
Exhibitions across the globe. With its vision to
position India as a world leader in education, the
group is working towards organizing events in
over 50 countries while attracting more than
15,000 international students to Indian
institutions.
Speaking at the event, Mr. S. Thiagarajan from
Indus Group explained: “Our mission is to guide
and support students so they can make informed,
strategic decisions. This is part of our broader
goal of promoting education tourism, raising
awareness about future careers, and empowering
young people to succeed in a globalized world.”
Adding depth to the program, several renowned
Indian universities participated.
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