Innocent Hearts Group of Institutions Hosts Inter-Department Debate Competition The Literary Club at Innocent Hearts Group of Institutions successfully organized an engaging Inter-Department Debate Competition at Horizon Hall. The event was designed to provide students with a dynamic platform to express their views, develop critical thinking, and enhance their confidence in public speaking. Sixteen energetic teams from the departments of Management, Information Technology, Hotel Management, and Medical Sciences participated, presenting well-researched arguments on contemporary and thought-provoking topics such as whether social media does more harm than good to mental health, whether soft skills outweigh technical skills in the 21st century, and whether machines can be held accountable for ethics in the age of AI. The participants demonstrated remarkable logical reasoning, communication skills, and depth of analysis, which kept the audience engaged and encouraged a healthy exchang...

Innocent Hearts Organizes Workshop “IDEA TO IMPACT – Turning Vision into Reality” The Innocent Hearts Group of Institutions successfully organized an engaging workshop titled “IDEA TO IMPACT – Turning Vision into Reality”, aimed at fostering entrepreneurial thinking and guiding students on how to transform innovative concepts into successful ventures. The session was conducted by Dr. Sachin Khullar, Mentor at STARTUP PUNJAB (Govt. of Punjab), Brain Science Coach, and Guinness Book of World Record Holder. Dr. Khullar shared practical insights on how ideas can evolve into thriving startups through structured planning, persistence, and a clear sense of direction. He highlighted the “3 magic ingredients of unstoppable success – Play, Pitch, and Power Up”.  The key points of the session included: generating ideas, defining vision and mission, conducting market research and validation, building a strong business plan, and overcoming challenges with resilience. Dr. Khullar also shared rea...

  Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam – A Tribute Rooted in Love & Legacy at Innocent Hearts  In a heartfelt endeavor to blend environmental responsibility with emotional tribute, Innocent Hearts Group of Institutions proudly conducted a unique and symbolic tree plantation drive titled “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” . This green initiative, held across all five campuses — Green Model Town, Loharan, Noorpur Road, Cantt.-Jandiala Road, and Kapurthala Road — celebrated not only the essence of motherhood but also strengthened the school’s commitment to a sustainable future .   A Green Drive with Deep Roots Organized under Disha – An Initiative by the Bowry Memorial Educational and Medical Trust , this drive was in alignment with Mission LiFE (Lifestyle for Environment) launched by the Government of India and Mission Haryali by the Punjab Government . The event was gracefully led by: Mrs. Shally Bowry – Executive Director, Schools Dr. Palak Gupta Bowry – Director, CSR Mrs...

  Zonal Volleyball Championship Concludes at Innocent Hearts School, Loharan with Spirited Sportsmanship The campus of Innocent Hearts School, Loharan came alive with energy, cheers, and athleticism as it proudly hosted the Zonal Volleyball Championship . The highly anticipated event brought together 10 competitive teams across various age categories, all driven by passion, skill, and the spirit of healthy competition.  A Celebration of Talent and Teamwork The championship served as a platform for budding volleyball players to showcase their talents while encouraging team spirit, discipline, and sportsmanship . The atmosphere was electrifying as each match drew roaring cheers and applause from peers, coaches, and spectators.  Under-19 Category: 1st Place – Manav Sehyog School 2nd Place – Gurukul School 3rd Place – Government School, Jamsher  Under-17 Category: 1st Place – Manav Sehyog School 2nd Place – Innocent Hearts School, Loharan ...

  Zonal Cricket & Volleyball Tournaments Kick Off at Innocent Hearts School, Loharan Innocent Hearts School, Loharan witnessed a power-packed start to the Zonal Cricket and Volleyball Tournaments , bringing together young athletes brimming with energy, talent, and sportsmanship. The event, held under the aegis of Zone No. 2 , commenced with enthusiasm and a strong sense of competitive spirit.  Grand Participation Across Categories The day kicked off with an impressive participation of 22 teams from schools in the zone: 10 teams competed in the Under-14 Cricket category 12 teams played in the Under-14 and Under-17 Volleyball categories This vibrant participation highlights the enthusiasm of students and schools alike toward nurturing sports and promoting physical well-being.  A Premier Sports Platform for Budding Athletes The tournaments, held at the well-equipped Innocent Hearts Loharan campus , provided a remarkable platform for young players to de...

At Innocent Hearts, we believe awareness is the first step to safety. In collaboration with Punjab Police , a special awareness session on drug prevention and social media safety was held under the Disha program — an initiative by Bowry Memorial Educational and Medical Trust . Students of Grades 9 & 10 were educated and empowered to:  Recognize early signs of drug abuse and addiction  Stay alert while commuting and never accept food from strangers  Understand how drug traffickers misuse social media platforms to trap youth  Identify physical and behavioral symptoms of drug use and seek timely help  Memorize helpline numbers 112 and 1930 for quick emergency assistance  Report any suspicious or illegal activity confidently — help is always available This impactful session aimed to create socially responsible, tech-smart, and drug-aware youth —because a safe student is a strong citizen . Let’s stay aware, stay safe, and stan...

Under the flagship of  DISHA : An Initiative run and managed by Bowry Memorial Educational and Medical Trust, students of Innocent Hearts School actively participated in a series of meaningful environmental activities aimed at nurturing responsible, eco-conscious citizens. As part of this initiative, a special session titled “Let’s Sort the Waste!” was conducted for Grades I and II, where young learners were introduced to the basics of waste segregation. Through engaging visuals and hands-on practice, students learned how to differentiate between wet waste (like fruit peels and leftover food) and dry waste (such as paper, wrappers, and plastic). This activity helped sharpen their cognitive abilities, enhance teamwork skills, and develop empathy towards the environment in a fun and interactive way. Simultaneously, students of Grades III to V participated in a step-by-step workshop on “How to Prepare Organic Compost from Kitchen Waste”. The activity demonstrated how everyday kitchen ...