Photo from jhavimlesh77
DAV School Bhagalpur
@davbhagalpur
All notices for Students & Parents of DAV Public School, Barari, Bhagalpur
DAV School Bhagalpur (English)
Welcome to DAV School Bhagalpur, the official Telegram channel for all students and parents of DAV Public School, Barari, Bhagalpur! Stay connected and informed with all the latest notices and updates regarding the school right at your fingertips. From important announcements to upcoming events, this channel is your go-to source for all things related to DAV School Bhagalpur. Who is it? DAV School Bhagalpur is dedicated to providing a platform for students and parents of DAV Public School, Barari, Bhagalpur to stay updated and informed about all school-related matters. What is it? This Telegram channel serves as a central hub for all notices, announcements, and updates concerning DAV School Bhagalpur. Whether you're a student looking for information on exams or a parent seeking details on school events, this channel has got you covered. Join us today and never miss out on any important information from DAV School Bhagalpur. We are committed to keeping you informed and engaged in the school community. Stay connected, stay informed with DAV School Bhagalpur on Telegram!
DAV School Bhagalpur
22 Nov, 14:27
FAQ for APAAR id.
अपार से संबंधित अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल।
अपार से संबंधित अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल।
DAV School Bhagalpur
21 Nov, 05:12
Official Datesheet for Annual Board Examination Class 10 and class 12 issued by CBSE
DAV School Bhagalpur
21 Nov, 05:09
https://www.cbse.gov.in/cbsenew/examination_Circular.html
Important link for Class X and XII students
Important link for Class X and XII students
DAV School Bhagalpur
20 Nov, 04:58
All the parents are requested to send the aadhar card for updating the school records; otherwise consequences will occur.
DAV School Bhagalpur
14 Nov, 13:58
Dear Parents,
School will remain closed on 15/Nov/2024 to celebrate Guru Nanak Jayanti.
-Principal
School will remain closed on 15/Nov/2024 to celebrate Guru Nanak Jayanti.
-Principal
DAV School Bhagalpur
13 Nov, 14:14
NOTICE
On 14/11/24 the Arrival & Departure time will be as usual.
Students will come in their normal regular uniforms.
Players/participants will bring their sports dresses.
Students of Classes 5 to 8 will bring their Study Materials as per their routine.
Students from Classes 9 to 12 will bring their Study Materials for 1st to 4th periods.
Principal
On 14/11/24 the Arrival & Departure time will be as usual.
Students will come in their normal regular uniforms.
Players/participants will bring their sports dresses.
Students of Classes 5 to 8 will bring their Study Materials as per their routine.
Students from Classes 9 to 12 will bring their Study Materials for 1st to 4th periods.
Principal
DAV School Bhagalpur
11 Nov, 03:29
User Login for Fee Payment
Use admission number as username
Use date of birth as password
If date of birth is 01/01/2010, then password will be 01012010
https://davbhagalpur.com/osm
Use admission number as username
Use date of birth as password
If date of birth is 01/01/2010, then password will be 01012010
https://davbhagalpur.com/osm
DAV School Bhagalpur
05 Nov, 10:44
Stay safe and vigilant! Cyber fraud is a growing concern, but with awareness and caution, you can protect yourself and others from these malicious attacks.
Best regards,
Nirender Prakash Singh
PGT (Computer Science)
DAV Public School, Bhagalpur
Best regards,
Nirender Prakash Singh
PGT (Computer Science)
DAV Public School, Bhagalpur
DAV School Bhagalpur
05 Nov, 10:44
Advisory on Cybercrime: Protect Yourself from Scams
Dear All,
Cybercrimes are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and fraudsters are constantly evolving new methods to trick individuals into disclosing sensitive information or parting with their money. The following advisory aims to help you stay safe and recognize common scams:
1. TRAI Call Scam: If you receive a call claiming that TRAI is going to disconnect your phone, *do not respond*. This is a scam.
2. FedEx Package Scam: If you receive a call claiming to be from FedEx about a package and are asked to press a button or provide information, *do not respond*. It is a scam.
3. Aadhaar Scam: If a supposed police officer calls you regarding your Aadhaar details, *do not respond*. This is a scam.
4. Digital Arrest Scam: If someone tells you that you are under ‘digital arrest,’ *do not respond*. This is a scam.
5. Drugs or Package Scam: If someone claims drugs have been discovered in a package meant for you or sent by you, *do not respond*. This is a scam.
6. Secrecy Threats: If they tell you not to inform anyone about the situation, *do not listen*. Immediately inform the Cyber Crime Police at 1930.
7. WhatsApp or SMS Scam: Do not respond to unsolicited messages or calls received through WhatsApp or SMS. They are likely scams.
8. UPI Fraud: If someone calls claiming that money was sent to your UPI ID by mistake and asks for it to be returned, *do not respond*. This is a scam.
9. Fake Buyers: If someone claims to want to buy your car, sofa, washing machine, etc., and pretends to be from the army or CRPF, *do not respond*. It is a scam.
10. Fake Delivery Services: If someone claims to be from Swiggy, Zomato, or another delivery service and asks you to confirm your address or press a key on your phone, *do not respond*. It is a scam.
11. OTP Scam: Never share your OTP (One-Time Password) with anyone over the phone or through messages, regardless of the situation. *Do not respond to requests for OTP to "cancel orders"*—this is a common scam.
12. Video Call Scam: Never answer calls on video mode from unknown or unverified sources. This can be used to record or manipulate you.
13. Confused? If you're unsure, *simply turn off your phone* and block the number.
14. Suspicious Links: Never click on blue-colored links or any links sent to you from unknown sources. These may lead to phishing websites.
15. Fake Notices: If you receive a notice from high-ranking authorities such as the Police, CBI, ED, or IT Department, *verify it offline* before taking any action.
16. Government Communication: Always check official government portals to verify if any communication claiming to be from an authority is legitimate.
17. Personal Information Protection: *Do not share any personal information*, such as your address, phone number, Aadhaar, PAN, or date of birth, over the phone or through messages.
Even if they have your details, *do not confirm or deny* them. Simply end the conversation and block the number.
How to Safeguard Yourself:
- Cut the Call: If you receive suspicious calls, *immediately cut the call*.
- Block the Number: After ending the call, block the number to prevent future contact.
- Do Not Press Any Keys: If you're asked to press any key during a call, *do not press any keys*. Hang up and block the number.
- Stay Calm: If you feel pressured, intimidated, or rushed into making a decision, *it’s a scam*. Fraudsters often use such tactics to make you act hastily.
Additional Tip for Online Banking:
- Avoid using smartphones for banking transactions. Instead, consider using old mobile phones with keypads for security reasons.
What To Do If You Get Trapped:
- Report to the Cyber Police: If you have been scammed or have fallen victim to fraud, *report it to the local Cyber Crime Police* immediately. Even if it involves sensitive personal information, do not hesitate. Remember, *fraudsters exploit your hesitation*.
Dear All,
Cybercrimes are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and fraudsters are constantly evolving new methods to trick individuals into disclosing sensitive information or parting with their money. The following advisory aims to help you stay safe and recognize common scams:
1. TRAI Call Scam: If you receive a call claiming that TRAI is going to disconnect your phone, *do not respond*. This is a scam.
2. FedEx Package Scam: If you receive a call claiming to be from FedEx about a package and are asked to press a button or provide information, *do not respond*. It is a scam.
3. Aadhaar Scam: If a supposed police officer calls you regarding your Aadhaar details, *do not respond*. This is a scam.
4. Digital Arrest Scam: If someone tells you that you are under ‘digital arrest,’ *do not respond*. This is a scam.
5. Drugs or Package Scam: If someone claims drugs have been discovered in a package meant for you or sent by you, *do not respond*. This is a scam.
6. Secrecy Threats: If they tell you not to inform anyone about the situation, *do not listen*. Immediately inform the Cyber Crime Police at 1930.
7. WhatsApp or SMS Scam: Do not respond to unsolicited messages or calls received through WhatsApp or SMS. They are likely scams.
8. UPI Fraud: If someone calls claiming that money was sent to your UPI ID by mistake and asks for it to be returned, *do not respond*. This is a scam.
9. Fake Buyers: If someone claims to want to buy your car, sofa, washing machine, etc., and pretends to be from the army or CRPF, *do not respond*. It is a scam.
10. Fake Delivery Services: If someone claims to be from Swiggy, Zomato, or another delivery service and asks you to confirm your address or press a key on your phone, *do not respond*. It is a scam.
11. OTP Scam: Never share your OTP (One-Time Password) with anyone over the phone or through messages, regardless of the situation. *Do not respond to requests for OTP to "cancel orders"*—this is a common scam.
12. Video Call Scam: Never answer calls on video mode from unknown or unverified sources. This can be used to record or manipulate you.
13. Confused? If you're unsure, *simply turn off your phone* and block the number.
14. Suspicious Links: Never click on blue-colored links or any links sent to you from unknown sources. These may lead to phishing websites.
15. Fake Notices: If you receive a notice from high-ranking authorities such as the Police, CBI, ED, or IT Department, *verify it offline* before taking any action.
16. Government Communication: Always check official government portals to verify if any communication claiming to be from an authority is legitimate.
17. Personal Information Protection: *Do not share any personal information*, such as your address, phone number, Aadhaar, PAN, or date of birth, over the phone or through messages.
Even if they have your details, *do not confirm or deny* them. Simply end the conversation and block the number.
How to Safeguard Yourself:
- Cut the Call: If you receive suspicious calls, *immediately cut the call*.
- Block the Number: After ending the call, block the number to prevent future contact.
- Do Not Press Any Keys: If you're asked to press any key during a call, *do not press any keys*. Hang up and block the number.
- Stay Calm: If you feel pressured, intimidated, or rushed into making a decision, *it’s a scam*. Fraudsters often use such tactics to make you act hastily.
Additional Tip for Online Banking:
- Avoid using smartphones for banking transactions. Instead, consider using old mobile phones with keypads for security reasons.
What To Do If You Get Trapped:
- Report to the Cyber Police: If you have been scammed or have fallen victim to fraud, *report it to the local Cyber Crime Police* immediately. Even if it involves sensitive personal information, do not hesitate. Remember, *fraudsters exploit your hesitation*.
DAV School Bhagalpur
04 Nov, 04:59
Dear Parents,
It is hereby informed that School office will remain open on 04/11/2024, 05/11/2024, 06/11/2024 and 09/11/2024 between 08:30AM to 02:30 PM.
-Principal
It is hereby informed that School office will remain open on 04/11/2024, 05/11/2024, 06/11/2024 and 09/11/2024 between 08:30AM to 02:30 PM.
-Principal
DAV School Bhagalpur
22 Oct, 07:36
Dear Parents,
This is to inform you that due to changing weather the school timing w.e.f. 25/10/2024 will be as per the following:-
Reporting Time-
08:20 AM (LKG to XII)
09:30 AM (for Nursery)
Departure Time-
12:40 AM (for Nursery)
01:20 PM (LKG to II & XI,XII)
02:30 PM (III to X)
Buses will ply One hour late as per the existing schedule.
-Principal
This is to inform you that due to changing weather the school timing w.e.f. 25/10/2024 will be as per the following:-
Reporting Time-
08:20 AM (LKG to XII)
09:30 AM (for Nursery)
Departure Time-
12:40 AM (for Nursery)
01:20 PM (LKG to II & XI,XII)
02:30 PM (III to X)
Buses will ply One hour late as per the existing schedule.
-Principal
DAV School Bhagalpur
10 Oct, 07:57
The safety, security and mental well-being of children is crucial for their all-round development. In view of this, Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, Govt. of India, on the occasion of World Mental Health Day on 10.10.2024, is organizing a national online workshop for the students of class 6th to 12th, with focus on two key themes: Mental Health and Cyber Security. The workshop will be held online between 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm on 10.10.2024.
The topics of discussion will include Stress, Anxiety & Depression in youth, identification & prevention, keys laws on online harassment and cybercrimes, managing Privacy on Social Media, cyber bullying, etc. Sh. Rajesh Sagar, leading Professor (MD), Psychiatry Department, AIIMS Delhi and Ms. Rashmi DCP, Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre, MHA will be the Resource person/speaker for the workshop.
The session will be live telecasted at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7jg9EXHg0w
The topics of discussion will include Stress, Anxiety & Depression in youth, identification & prevention, keys laws on online harassment and cybercrimes, managing Privacy on Social Media, cyber bullying, etc. Sh. Rajesh Sagar, leading Professor (MD), Psychiatry Department, AIIMS Delhi and Ms. Rashmi DCP, Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre, MHA will be the Resource person/speaker for the workshop.
The session will be live telecasted at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7jg9EXHg0w
2,709
subscribers
52
photos
1
videos
