Where is Dayanand Public School located?

Dayanand Public School is located at Dayanand Public School , Address: Model Town-III, Delhi, 110009, New Delhi, Delhi (UT), India.

How can I contact Dayanand Public School?

You can contact Dayanand Public School by phone at +011 2742 6585 or via email at dpsmodeltown@rediffmail.com. For verified admissions, courses, and fee details, visit EduAdvice.

What type of institution is Dayanand Public School?

Dayanand Public School is recognized as a School (School / K-12) offering educational programs and facilities in New Delhi, Delhi (UT).

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About Dayanand Public School

A few noble philanthropists sacrificed their personal pleasures in the service of humanity, with whose hard work, dedication and compassion, Dayanand Public School, a unit of Arya Samaj Model Town III, was established in the year 1985.Without any strong industrial or business backbone to support, today the school stands tall and proud with its wings spread to Primary, Middle and Secondary classes.

The School was recognised upto VIII in 1991 and was upgraded to Secondary level by the Directorate

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School / K-12

City / Region

New Delhi

State

Delhi (UT)

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Padma Shri Nalini and Kamalini Asthana on Dance, Rasa and Life at IGNCA

The Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) organised a lecture on “Aesthetic Sensibility in Dance: The Foundation of Life” in New Delhi on October 22, 2026. Padma Shri Kathak dancers Nalini and Kamalini Asthana explored how emotions, artistic expression and rasa connect dance with everyday experiences. The programme was chaired by Dr Sachchidanand Joshi, Member Secretary, IGNCA.