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JSS Public School
JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL
HSR LAYOUT, BENGALURU
(Affiliated to CBSE)
HSR Layout, Bengaluru
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His Holiness Jagadguru
Dr. SRI SHIVARATHRI RAJENDRA MAHASWAMIJI
Founder President of JSS Mahavidyapeetha
Centenary Celebrations
29-08-2015 to 29-08-2016
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JSS Public School, HSR Layout
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From the Principal's Desk
I
am greatly delighted to present the 2014-15
With the continued support of the management,
issue of our School Magazine Fragrance. It is one
parents and the untiring efforts of the teachers, we are
of the forums to mirror the achievements of the
sure we will be able to improve our record and scale
even newer heights of success next year.
school during an academic year and also an
opportunity for the students to articulate their
I congratulate the Editorial Board and young
creativity in various forms.
contributors for their sincere efforts in bringing out
this issue.
When we look back over the last decade, it is inspiring
to know that the school has been successful in
I am hopeful that Fragrance will be enjoyed and
adopting a holistic approach where each student is
preserved by all our readers. I also welcome your
motivated, supported and encouraged to explore
valuable comments and suggestions to make the
his/her potentialities.
future editions more meaningful and informative.
We are happy to inform you that we are stepping into
My best wishes to all the readers,
the second year of our +2 section. For the first time,
our 12th grade students will be writing their Board
Examination in March 2016. We also have plans to
introduce Commerce along with Science stream from
R. U. Patil
Principal
the academic year 2015-16.
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Vice-Principal's Message
As the fourth edition of the “Fragrance” goes for
compete with a number of schools. This should be
compilation we are reminded of the onerous
another motivation for us to improve ourselves. I believe
responsibility of covering the wide spectrum of myriad
those whose articles which have not gone for print have
activities of this JSS institution.
already started planning to present a better one next
time instead of being disheartened.
The year under review has been an eventful one with the
school taking long strides in all the fields; academics,
The best things come at the cost of great efforts and we
sports and co-curricular activities. Starting of the 11th
hope you find this is one of them. In the pages of this
Std. for the first time, 47 students of two sections
magazine you will find not only inspiration for yourself
appearing for the CBSE X Examination, Annual day
but also a useful source of information.
which had participation of over 1400 students on four
I take this as an opportunity to congratulate each and
days, the Inter School Basket Ball Championship for
every one who contributed in one way or the other to
Dr. Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji Cup, to name a
bring out the wonderful fourth edition of Fragrance
few.
This magazine is to be savoured as the articles offer you a
In order to excel in our endeavors to improve the
distillation of the hard work of our dear students.
magazine, we will keep aside a full page only to print the
best suggestions and comments given by our readers
and well-wishers from the next year. We have been
Alice Varghese
Vice-Principal
winning prizes at the management level where we
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From the Editorial Board
We are back with the fourth edition of Fragrance! The
This year, the number of original contributions was
publication of a school magazine is always a major
not quite as high as we would have liked it to be.
milestone in the progress and development of a
However, the best articles are here for your
school. A magazine provides an opportunity for
entertainment and criticism.
students to give vent to their creative talents and
We would like to thank all the contributors and hope
imaginations.
that those whose articles remain unpublished will not
This year, with a view to make the magazine even
be deterred from submitting their entries next year.
more attractive and readable, we have made few
The greater the choice, the higher the standard of our
changes in the design of the magazine; for example,
magazine!
the page layouts have been brighter and reports are
Finally we would like to thank the principal, vice-
shorter.
principal, coordinators, staff members, the publisher
A magazine has to be a true representation of the
and all those, without whom, this compilation would
whole school. To produce such a magazine, it should
not have been possible.
include a wider range of subjects and writings from
We welcome all readers, parents, pupils and their
students of all sections of the school.
friends to the world of Fragrance!
Happy reading and viewing!
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CCA REPORT-2014-15
Mrs. Jisha Sanjay
CCA COORDINATOR
For classes VII to XI
Honourable chief guest, Mr. Shesha Prasad, respected
During the year 2013-14, we had organised trips to
principal Shri R. U. Patil, beloved Vice-Principal, Mrs.
Kerala, Madurai and Kodaikanal for classes from 7 to 11.
Alice Varghese, parents and my dear children. Good
During this academic year, while students of class VII
evening to one and all present here. It's with immense
and class VII & IX visited Narayana Hrudayalaya and
pleasure I present the annual CCA report for classes 7 to
Indian Institute of Horticultural Research respectively,
11. Before I begin, I would like to submit my 'pranamas'
Students of class X and XI were taken to Brain Museum
to Jagadguru Shri Shivarathri Desikendra Mahaswamiji
and Lalbagh Botanical Park, respectively.
and seek his blessings.
Our students regularly participate in the interschool
Academics, most important though that may be, does
competitions organised by various schools. During the
not make education complete by itself. Our school has
year under report, Sinchana Hegde of class X won
laid great emphasis on co-curricular and extracurricular
second prize in Declamation conducted by Sindhi Public
activities. They are judiciously mixed with academic
School. Our school participated in cultural events held at
activities for the overall growth of body, mind and spirit
Suttur during the 4th week of January and won several
of the student community. These activities are varied in
prizes. I am very proud to announce that our school
its nature to cater to the holistic development of a child
bagged the best school trophy. An exhibition was also
and are conducted frequently to ensure whole hearted
organised in the month of January in which our students
participation from every student. These activities are
showcased informative and attractive exhibits prepared
well integrated with academic calendar and so well
in all the subjects.
spread out over the academic session that they don't
hamper the academic life.
Sanjana H. M. of class IX won first prize in short story
writing competition held by DHIE. Abhyuday of class IX
Activities such as creative writing, extempore, etc. give
received the budding star award in public speaking
students an opportunity for self expression. To bring out
competition held by PFLA (PEOPLE FIRST LEADERSHIP
the creative talents of students, we have incorporated
ACADEMY).
events like singing, dance, drawing, cooking without fire,
Mad-Ads, etc. We also have activities related to
Akash Biswal, Jyotirmoy, Deepthi Gururaj and Akriti
mathematical and scientific skills, in which students
Naik of class X participated in the regional level CBSE
participate enthusiastically and develop their analytical
science exhibition and got selected for the national level.
skills. Quiz competitions were also held to update the
48 CBSE schools participated in the exhibition and out of
students with current affairs and general knowledge.
the 120 exhibits, two exhibits of our school with the
The sports activities carried out in the school help the
theme ‘Health and Energy’ were selected for
children to develop competitive spirit and physical
participating at the national level.
capacity for endurance.
Our school profile was chosen as the best CMCA
Field trips and excursions to interesting places form an
(Children's Movement for Civic Awareness) Star
important part of our school activities and are
Revolutionary & Civic Rangers out of the 31 schools that
thoroughly enjoyed by the students. These trips have
participated at the city level.
their recreational value and also serve an educational
Shravan, Hemanth, Rachana and Pujitha of class IX
purpose.
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received the award at the CMCA Star Revolutionary &
In the Interschool Football Tournament 2014-15
Civic Rangers at the Inspiration 2014 Awards.
organized by Strategic Events, our school emerged as
winners defeating Silicon City School of J P Nagar.
Such competitions not only allow us to evaluate our
strength among other schools but also give our students
Charan, Abhishek, Rahul (CLASS X) and Sreesh of class XI
an opportunity for self assessment and self
won second prize in Relay competition held by Freedom
improvement.
International School on Nov. 29th 2014.
The sports teams of our school trained by professional
I would like to conclude the report by congratulating
coaches participated in various competitions organised
each and every student who participated in the CCA
by various schools. Our school organized its first
activities and hope for the same enthusiastic
Jagadguru Dr. Rajendra Mahaswamiji Cup Inter School
performance in the coming years as well.
(As presented on Annual Day)
Basket Ball Tournament for boys and girls at the school
ground on 5th and 6th of Nov 2013. During the year
under report, we conducted Inter school Basketball
Tournament and the Girls' Basketball Team of the school
emerged winners. Vibha and Sachin of class IX and
Yashassu of class XI received the best player awards. Our
Girls’ Basket Ball Team emerged winners in the Inter-
Mrs. Geetha Srinivas
CCA COORDINATOR
For classes IV to VI
School Basket Ball Tournament 2014-15 conducted by
New Horizon Public School.
Mrs. Lalitha Hegde
CCA COORDINATOR
For classes I to III
JSS Public School, HSR Layout emerged Winners in the Interschool Football Tournament 2014-15
(Under 16) defeating Silicon City, J P Nagar organised by Strategic Events.
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(Primary, Secondary and Senior Secondary Sections)
Teaching Staff
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(Kindergarten Section)
Teaching Staff
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Non-Teaching Staff
Housekeeping Staff
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Sinchana Hegde
Proficiency award winner of class 10th (2013-14) with clear 10 CGPA
Class X-A (Academic Year 2014-15)
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Sinchana Hegde
Swetha N.
Students who have scored a perfect 10 (10 CGPA) in
10th std for the academic year 2013-14
Class X-B (Academic Year 2014-15)
English
Why do kids ask 'WHY'?
I have always been curious to know about this ‘WHY’?
Have you seen small kids asking ‘Why’? Something
which seems never ending. One ‘Why’ after another
and soon. After some search I found two reasons
for this.
1. Curiosity: Everyday, small kids see so many
things around them, they have new
experiences; several times first experiences. It is
natural to be curious about the world around you. I
think it is an important ingredient to function
normally in our society.
2. Communication: This is awakening! They
want to talk to you, and the best way they find to
explore the world is with people who they feel
safe around and love them the most. Ironically, for
young children whose verbal skills are just developing,
“Why” may be the first and only question they are
capable of forming!
One Evening
What did I learn from this?
One evening, I was walking down the road
The more “Why” I ask, the more I know about the topic,
When it was raining.
the situation, unexplored area and of course, newer
Suddenly, I saw something
ways of using something! This is also a channel for me to
That was very frightening.
communicate with my friends.
I thought it was a ghost!
“Why” is a way to quench your curiosity and make more
So I buried my head inside my coat
friends!
Till I heard someone calling.
I found to my great relief,
Disclaimer: Only ask “Why” if you are genuinely
interested in the topic or person. Otherwise you may
It was none other than my father.
end up irritating the person who is the target of your
I told him what I had thought.
question.
He just burst out laughing.
Saying it must have been a
bolt of lightning.
Chethana S., V B
Akhilesh Shanbhag, VI A
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Train
What a wonderful
See the curls of steam
Machine is a train!
When the whistle blows
It pulls thousands of
Come, let's have fun
People without any strain.
Chuk Puk Chuk Puk Coooo….
Kids feel the train
Is like a cradle
As it wobbles through
The river side and tunnel.
Train journey is not
Waking Up
At all boring
Rise and shine, it's early in the morning.
As people enjoy
My dreams all end, without any warning.
Chatting and snoring.
Rohan Shankar P.,
III B.
‘Cause it's time to wake up, wake up.
Sometime it's five, sometimes nine.
Weekdays it's early, weekends late.
It's time to yawn and wake up, wake up, wake up.
I get to chase all the nightmares away.
But I have to end those adventures with a snap.
It's all because I have to wake up, wake up, wake up.
Got up early, did my homework.
Teacher didn't scold 'cause it was all
done.
Got rewarded 'cause I work up, work up,
work up!
Sanjana H.M., IX A
Reading - The most enjoyable thing
The most enjoyable thing in life is reading. Happy is the man who acquires the
habit of reading when he is young. It gives life long source of pleasure. As long as
he has the beloved books, he never feels lonely. He is not wealthy with gold and
silver but with knowledge and high ideas. The life of a man who does not read is an
empty one.
We have to choose the right books to read. When we are tired, it is
a recreation to read good story books. This gives us not only
pleasure but also education.
Books are the best friends. They never quarrel with us as our
friends sometimes do.
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Ujwal, III C
Lovely
Rain
Rain my dear rain,
Come again and again.
All the leaves wash
And the peacocks dance.
Charantej S., II A
The environment now cool
Rain you are so wonderful.
In the rainy season
The rainbow is bright
And presents the beautiful sight.
The Tree
The Teenage Life
The tree is grand. It is so big and round. It is like a big arm
The teenage life
coming out of the ground. It is nice to see how in the fall
Is not an easy one
the leaves change colour and it seems like the tree sheds
It's not all games
its leaves for coat. I like to climb up and sit on its
It's not all fun.
branches. I am well hidden from everyone. Nobody can
find or at least get me while I am in a tree. The best thing
It's stress and work
about trees is they give us oxygen.
And trying to win
And trying to be heard
In the fearful din.
It's being independent
And doing what you're told
It's being too young
And being too old.
The teenage life
Is a struggle, it's true
But your family and friends
Will always be there to help you.
K. Ritu Satvika, IV A
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Time Management
“Time is not measured by the passing of years but by what
one does, what one feels and what one achieves.”
- Jawaharlal Nehru
We often say that we don't have enough time to study.
3. Weekly revision
But remember, you have exactly the same number of
There is a possibility that one may forget things within
hours per day that were given to Helen Keller, Mother
24 hours of learning. Thus, Periodic revision is very
Teresa, Thomas Jefferson, Albert Einstein, etc. All you
important. Lecture notes should be revised within this
need to know is how to manage study time properly.
critical 24 hours. Choose any day of the week (preferably
Here are a few tips that are noteworthy.
Sunday) and go through all the portions you have
covered in the week. Recollect the formulae and
shortcuts that you developed in that particular topic.
1. Dedicated study Space
Pick up your study space such that it is free from
distraction (No cell phone or messaging). It should be a
4. Prioritize your assignments
place where you can maximize your concentration.
Be mindful of the deadline and approaching exams. I
personally suggest you to pick the hard subject first and
then go for the light ones.
2. Fix a daily target
Don't pile up work. Fix targets and finish it sincerely.
Your level of commitment to the work should be
5. Making your own notes and flowcharts also
extremely high, doesn't matter however small and silly
helps
the work is.
Every moment is a fresh beginning, so try to develop a
new study habit.
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Old Age Homes A Symbol of Social
Ingratittude
When we think about our parents we feel so happy as
they are the ones who gave birth to us and took care of
us. But as we grow up we feel they are a burden for us
The Nature
and we discard them into the convenience of an old age
home; sometimes we do this even to our grandparents.
It is a shameful affair that such a situation has arisen
today.
Nature, Nature here and there
GOD had given it everywhere
Now I see it less and less,
All because of our carelessness!
Nature is so beautiful
N. Sangeetha, III A
With all its things so bountiful
Graced by GOD
Our generous Lord!
The clouds float in the blue sky
Not too long ago people used to have a strong joint
The birds fly up high and high
family system. Sadly this has become like a fossil now.
Butterflies and dragonflies
We don't like them staying with us. We consider them a
Sing a song so nice that
liability. Old age homes are a reflection of how much we
Nature is the very best
neglect our aged parents. As Thomas Murtin (Author)
And everything comes next!
has said, “These people who live in the evening of their
life in old age homes live unloved and death comes as a
Daffodils and daisies shake their heads
great reliever to them.” They are the ones who have
Roses and Jasmines peep from their buds
helped make us what we are today. We shouldn't neglect
them. So why don't we make a fresh start and work
Peacocks dance in the rains,
together to weave the web of love and compassion to
All these are gains!
shelter our elders.
Let's thank GOD for the Nature HE gave,
Let's care for it and strive to save,
The more HE gave, the more we took…
If we continue, there will be nothing to look!
Susheel S., VIII C
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My adventurous trip to a castle in
Gottingen, Germany
I went to Germany last May to spend my summer
holidays with my father. He was then working in
Gottingen University. Gottingen is a small town in
central Germany. It is also known as a science city. Many
great scientists lived there in the past. Gottingen is a very
Tarun Banyal, III A
clean city. Most people in the city use bicycles. My father
too had bought a bicycle for me. There were beautiful
was also shivering with cold. But I did not give up. My
houses and green trees everywhere. Many times I went
father was helping me on the way. Finally we reached
with my father for cherry picking in the woods.
home and the rain had stopped. My mother gave me a
hot water bath and I became alright. I loved that trip to
the castle. It was a real adventure. I will always
One day my father and I decided to go to a castle that was
remember it.
on a small hilltop. It was about 10 km away from the
university. We had to pass through countryside. Many
trees had fallen on the way. Sometimes we had to lift our
bicycles and cross. The forest was dense and scary. But
there were no animals. We had to climb the hill. It
started raining on the way and became cold. It looked as
if we might lose our way. But then soon we were on the
right track and reached the castle. We could see the
entire town from the top. It was looking very nice. We
also took some photographs in our camera. There was a
restaurant at the castle. My father ordered hot coffee and
French fries. I felt better after eating. While returning,
On our way to the castle in Gottingen, Germany. The
castle can be seen in the background.
we came by a different route. It was a steep road. The
rain had started again. I had difficulty applying the break
on my bicycle. Due to cold my hand had become numb. I
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A Gift
From that day, my life has never been fuller
Like all the fruits in the world with one fruit seller.
Goldie's become an indispensable part of my life.
As are my video games, happiness and strife.
Hemanth R. Shankar, IX A
I still remember that miraculous day
To My Granny
When a gift from heaven on my doorstep lay,
A wounded dog, a golden retriever was she
With a tail cut, and suffering long endured had she.
The bright light, the one we loved so dearly
Passed away forever leaving our home lonely
We named her Goldie; she had a coat of shining gold,
She was so gaunt, yet her fur was very soft to hold
Granny you let nothing keep our family apart
Oh she just loves kids! But then, she hates trucks
You were so loving with a generous heart
Who knows why, let's just leave that to the dreaming
ducks.
Encouraging me to reach the stars
You gave full support which held no bars
Reaching out to others in giving
She had a routine of walks and playtime,
You made our lives worth living
Makes us walk 4 times a day, but is the first to come home
There was love and magic in all that you did
Everyone now knows her as she knows everybody.
And righteousness in what you said
But, after all this, headache starts to come.
Life served you a lot of pain
But your faith in god never went in vain
She insists on eating only things made out of wheat.
Like chapattis, parathas, wheat dosas as well as sweets.
You loved us all regardless of any gain
Along with that she has milk, biscuits, dry-fruits and
bread
You cared and concerned without any stain
I can't express how much I miss you
But doesn't like anything else, even if hit on the head.
You lived just to see me though
You gave me your best
But still, she's a lovable dog
May your dear soul have eternal rest.
A dog fit for the highest Gods.
She can't be more than 2 years old,
For she's as short as a goat kid, behold!
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Archana K. R., X B
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The annual day celebrations
Unique and spectacular
Classes IV to VI-Date: 5-12-14
The annual day celebrations of our school brought out
the essence of global cultural diversity along with rich
heritage of our country.
'Navarasas-Emotions' were emoted through some
power packed dance numbers by our students. Karuna,
Hasya, Shanta, Roudra, etc. Rasas were highly
appreciated by the audience.
During the four-day event, students presented a
harmonious ensemble of various dance forms, stories
that sculpted morals, emotions, virtues and rich legacy
of Indian traditions.
Classes VII to XI-Date: 6-12-14
Senior Students of classes 7 to 11 presented the virtues
such as Honesty, Sacrifice, Humour, Empathy, etc.
through some of the finest performances.
Nursery Section - Date: 3-12-14
The tiny-tots of nursery section enthralled the audience
by their energetic performances with “Dances around
the world” as the theme. Some international dance
styles presented by young artists received a huge
applause.
- Mrs. Suchitra Hegde
Classes I to III- Date: 4-12-14
The cultural programme with “A String of Tales with
Morals” as the theme saw some riveting performances
by our junior students.
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Childhood
When I was in 5th grade, I went to my hometown, Coorg.
The best place to be if you like living with nature, hearing
the rustling leaves, the pungent smell of coffee beans,
watching the exotic variety of animals and birds, hearing
their cries. In one word, the experience of Coorg is
amazing. Of course, I go to Coorg every year but this time
also about one another as we roasted the
it was special. It left an everlasting impression on my
marshmallows. We set up the bonfire in such a place that
mind. A joy in my darkest moments, a memory I would
we could see the stars clearly in the night sky. We were
relish in my life.
there until about 12 p.m. When we were about to leave
and call it a day, a majestic sight appeared. A swarm of
fireflies (lightning bugs) flew through the crown
blinking their lights as they went. They were so beautiful
to look at that we ended up staying there until the last of
the fireflies flew away.
After sometime, we headed back to the house and slept.
We went to Coorg in my dad's car and reached there at
It had been an amazing day. The bonfire, the joy, the
about 2 p.m. It was actually pretty boring until dusk.
excitement, the fireflies everything had added up to a
Then my relatives started pouring into the house. That
memory that would stay in my mind
night was a fantastic night. It was when the first bonfire I
forever. This is one of my childhood
had ever seen had been lit. We lit the bonfire and tore
memories which I cherish.
open a packet of marshmallows. I had so many friends to
talk to. We exchanged stories, talked about our past and
P. P. Sujith, IX B
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Book Review
Shaik Mohammed Shahid,
XB
The Alchemist
And The Mountains Echoed
-by Paulo Coelho
-by Khaled Hosseini
The Alchemist is a book written by Paulo Coelho. The
And The Mountains echoed is a novel written by writer
book is about the quest of treasure for which a traveller
Khalid Hussain. It is a story of a boy living in a small
sets off. It is an incredible story which is set in Egypt. The
village in Afghanistan. The story revolves around him,
protagonist comes to know the real meaning of treasure
his family and his boss. Actually it is a set of multiple life
on his journey.
stories. The story of the main person, his brother, his
love who was married to his boss for whom he worked.
The end of the story is its best part as he finds the
It tells how quickly life changes. It has really deep
treasure at the very place he had started. Very few novels
meaning and needs a lot of concentration to
do have unpredictable ending, and Paulo Coelho's The
comprehend.
Alchemist truly comes under this list.
It is a book which will keep you engrossed in it and make
This is a very good book and can be read by the children
you think about it for a long time.
of eleven and above.
It is a book for the reader who enjoys books like “The
Alchemist” and such books are not adventurous,
although “The
Alchemist” has some amount of
adventure pumped in it.
All in all, I would like to say that it was a fantastic book
and sits on the second place on my list of top ten books
after “The Alchemist”.
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WOULD U
Quizzical World!
RATHER . . .
Who are they…?
So convoluted, so dark and deep,
Strange masked men,
(Circle answer)
Eternal explorers of happiness,
Changing colours rapidly
?
Attend a concert or a dance party?
Why are they…?
?
Receive chocolates or flowers?
So green, so red and raged,
?
Travel to the beach or the big city?
Chasing uncanny dreams,
Constant borrowers of sorrow
?
Eat an ice-cream cone or a snow cone?
Perpetual hunters of fame
?
Write with a pencil or a pen?
When are they…?
So pure, so light and bright,
?
Eat cupcakes or cake pops?
Reflecting the ray of hope,
Living the real life
?
Wear your hair in a ponytail or a bun?
Leaving the Quizzical world!
?
Read a magazine article or a book?
?
Stay warm with a scarf or earmuffs?
- Mrs. Suchitra Hegde
English Dept.
?
Listen to one song or the entire album?
?
Drink a soda or a smoothie?
MY SCHOOL
?
Have fun roller-skating or ice-skating?
I love going to my school,
?
Make extra money by being a babysitter or
In the morning when it's cool,
I wait for my yellow bus,
a camp counselor?
And get in without any fuss.
?
Rock a turtleneck or a V-neck?
I sit on my favourite seat,
Which is always clean and neat,
?
Use a laptop or a desktop?
I get off at the school gate,
And meet all my classmates.
?
Take a bath or a shower?
I read, I write, I play, I eat,
My school is fun and sweet,
I like to come here every day,
Even on a holiday.
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Nikileshraam, II A
Shubha R., IX B
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Abandoned
Miss you Enid Blyton!
Enid Blyton I’m your big fan,
To buy your books I ran.
Philiph, Dinah and Lucy Ann,
And my favourite saucepan man.
Adventure series I like the most,
Five find outers at the coast.
Hope I could meet you,
And write books along with you.
Malory towers my favourite place,
Reading it brings a grin on my face.
I like reading your books anywhere,
Through the window on the rack,
I search for it everywhere.
I, a retro teddy, gaze at lovely lilac,
Hope everyone likes your books,
From the doctors to the cooks…!!!
She was a lanky girl
Ume Hani Jawad
VIII B
And I was gifted by her dad.
The five year old girl was on cloud nine!
With joy she cried “Forever you are mine.''
She took me everywhere
Swinging me in her hand to and fro.
She fed me, she played with me,
And changed my dress a hundred times!
She cuddled with me; she gave up all her toys
And played only with me.
Until one day I was dumped in an orphanage,
The reason was simple-she grew old
And needed me no more…
Within my heart I bore
Those memories burning ablaze,
This then faded away when I saw the lovely kids,
For whom I was precious once again.
Amrita Surendran,
IX A
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My aim in life - TO BE A PILOT
Ever since my childhood I have developed a keen
aircraft are manufactured in India by HAL (Hindustan
interest in the Air Force. I want to be a pilot.
Aeronautics Limited).
I have heard that the life of a pilot is full of thrill,
I want to be a pilot because I would like to lead an active
adventure and challenge. All these attract one to join the
life. As a pilot I can be active and face various types of
Air force as a Pilot. Whenever I hear the sound of an
challenges. A career without action and challenge is
aircraft I look up to see it. Now I can ascertain the type of
termed as “dull” life. I have no desire to lead such a life.
plane that is 'flying' in the air.
Defence services including Air Force, observe strict
Indian Air Force consists of different types of aircraft for
rules and discipline. It is another reason for which I
different purposes. Transport aircraft now consists of
wish to be a pilot. A pilot enjoys good salary and status
AN-32 and IL-76 besides Auro 748. Fighter –
beside opportunities to attain better
interceptors are Mig 21, 21M, 21 BIS, Mig 23, Mig 25,
ranks. All these are the charms that
Mig 27 and Mig 29. Ajeet, Mirage 2000, etc. Bomber are
have fascinated me to be a pilot. As a
Canberra and Jaguar. Indian Navy has some other types
pilot I can serve the nation.
of aircraft. Besides, there are different types of
Helicopters in the Air Force and Navy. Many types of
Nikhil S. Nandi
XB
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E-Books v/s Printed
Books
One night I had a dream that there
was a debate competition between
e-book and printed book. Both
were putting up a great fight
against each other. E-book said
Shriya Nair, VII B
“How many people visit book
shops now? People have no time to go to purchase a
I dreamt in a dream,
book, there are traffic problems and so on. See how E-
Walking to a very colourful place
books have taken over printed books in markets. We are
offered at discounted rates and free e-books are also
Full of life,
given on the internet.” Immediately, the printed book
Full of peace.
replied, “You are mistaken my friend. Even today more
Ananya S. Patel, X A
than 19,000 publishers produce more than 90,000 titles
There was a mountain,
a year in major languages. The literary festivals even in
Wearing a cap of snow.
small towns draw unprecedented crowd and book fairs
Twin Rivers flowing
attract lot of buyers.”
As calm as a cat.
E-book thought for a while and then responded, “In the
long run your chances look very weak and I would win
Surprisingly I found two peacocks dancing,
over you. Think about the storage space and its cost. We
To the song of nightingale.
can be stored in a compact dish and each computer has a
library. So what do you have to say my friend?” Printed
One of my dreams came true
books were thinking hard to reply and finally said, “Not
Of seeing the peacocks dancing.
everyone can have access to internet and classroom
teaching requires text.”
Following the twin Rivers,
Finally E-book said “I agree to what you say. I am not as
I found them joining the sea.
handy as you. I need to be charged everyday whereas
The shore full of sand,
you can be read anytime, anywhere and the cost is also
The sand full of tortoises and starfishes.
affordable.” Finally printed book won the debate.
Then saw my classmates making castles
Told them “Hi”.
Suddenly came back to my room!
To see my mother calling my name.
Woke up from the dream and another dream!
And came back to reality.
Saw my teacher staring at me
And my friends laughing at me.
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Bhutan
Thunder Dragon Land
st
On 21 April 2014, we woke up early and went to the
Kempegowda Airport. we went inside the aeroplane and
zoom! zoom! We then landed and there we were in the
thunder dragon land Bhutan. The first place we went to
was Phuentsholing. We then had dinner and slept.
flowing. It was only 17 centimeters in width. We had to
pass through small huts and farm houses. After which we
came back to our vehicle. It was named as Chinnae
Lhakang. We went to a monastery which is dedicated to
Lam Drukha Kunley or divine mad man. He was one of
the famous saints of Bhutan. Many childless couples
come and pray to him for a child. The oldest building of
Bhutan is Simtokha Dzong. It was beautiful and big. It
was built in the 17th century. Many disciples came to
learn there. Now it serves as a Buddhist university.
The next day we went to the capital city Thimphu where
we visited The Buddha Point. It is actually a statue of the
Buddha and can be seen from all over Thimpu. It is about
137 meters tall. It is in the west side and on a hill. There is
a River in Thimphu called Thimphh Chu. River is called as
Chu in Bhutanese language. We also saw the Thima Fort.
There were many rooms and disciples in them. They had
many instruments in their arms and hands doing
Bhutanese bhajans or tune. There in the fort we saw
some small statues of Gods and Angels.
It was night by the time we reached Paro. We went sight
seeing in the Paro town in the morning. The first place
we went to was Drugyel Dzong. It was a ruined fort.
There were small and big holes on the sides and a watch
tower to keep a watch on the enemies coming to attack
their kingdom. We saw Mount Chomlari from the fort
which is 7320 meters tall. The national museum was
closed because there was another national holiday. We
also couldn't go to the Art, Painting and pottery works to
create something because it started
raining the minute we went there. The
next day we went to the airport and
waved Bye Bye to Thunder Dragon
Land, Bhutan.
Fort is called as Dzong in Bhutaneese language. We then
went to a mini zoo called the Motithang Zoo. We saw the
national animal of Bhutan there called Takin. It has the
head of a goat and the body of a cow. There are several of
them in Bhutan. Snakes are only found in the South of
Bhutan. The next day we went to Wangdi Phodrang. We
reached the place at 3.00pm. We still had time to go to the
river called Mo-Chu. The river flowed rapidly and there
were rocks. We spent some 15 minutes in that place. We
got back to our place of stay, had dinner and slept.The
names of the two rivers are Mo-Chu, the Male River and
Po-chu, the Female River. The next morning we went to
Punakha. We had to walk through a very small and steep
road. On the right side of the road, there was a small river
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A meander in our mind
Children are a boon.
longer looked upon, as an association where the
Aren't they? The
husband leads and the wife follows. Today's modern,
uninhibited cheerful,
educated woman works just as hard as or harder than
bubbly, innocent
the man. Not that she didn't in the olden days….but she
laughter of a child
has now, belatedly just realised the fact and has gathered
strikes a chord of pure
up the courage and confidence to ask and speak for her
joy and happiness in
rights!!!!
our heart. Doesn't it?
She wants to be treated as an equal partner and decision
We look forward to
maker in all the areas of life and is not ready to settle for
finishing all our work
anything less!! And why not? In most cases she is earning
and rush back home to
as much or more than her husband…So then, we
be with them. A home
conclude that earning money is a crucial indicator in
without a child is
determining the hierarchy of every relationship and it
empty... soulless...say
seems money does indeed decide where we stand.
our ever perfect ancient text, adages and proverbs
handed down to us generation after generation. And
Well then...now we move on to the question…. where
it's true… Don't you think so? Nowadays though, it
does that leave the kids? Obviously it's inconceivable
doesn't seem so to me… Why …? Let me explain…
that they would have been spared the turmoil that the
role reversal situation and equality gamble has created
In our culture and tradition since ages we are expected
in their lives. Oh no! friends, mark my words,those
to study, work, get married and have kids. Not having a
poor innocents are right in the middle of all this chaos,
child is not an option for us. Needless to say our
lost and bewildered not knowing where to turn and
population speaks for itself.
whom to look up to?
In those days our forefathers never really bothered and
Because so far the mother who had been solely bearing
we never paid any attention to the upbringing of
this burden, no longer wants this injustice to continue.
children. They usually were large in number, living in the
joint family system and they generally grew up and
matured one way or the other. Neither was educating
them a major concern.
But now it seems things are slowly changing …
Joint families have transformed innuclear families. The
large brood of kids has trickled down to one or two per
family. Couples now prefer to make a conscious choice of
only one or two children and give them the best life,
education and upbringing. But society is not so quick to
approve, is it?
Nevertheless it seems the concept of marriage has also
faced its share of ups and downs. Marriages today are no
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Naturally, if she is expected to earn money and pay bills
means the world to them. Let us listen to their incessant
then definitely the husband cannot be expected to
chatter, their carefree laughter and be there to hold them
continue the age old ritual of sitting and reading the
when they cry, to pick them up when they fall, and to give
newspaper. He has to leave the comfort of the couch and
them our support when they tug at our hands and to
cook, clean, wash and mop. Talk about adopting the
carry them when they cannot walk. Let us not forget how
western culture…we seem to be doing it left and right!!
joyful and liberating it is to play the fool with them. Let us
love, nourish, cherish and find happiness in being with
So friends our poor little kids are stuck in the middle of
them. Because we believe children are a boon!
this tug of war and standing right next to them in this
entire mess is, their school and their teachers as well.
There have been innumerable instances where the
teachers are as bewildered and stunned as the students
when the mother can't help with the studies because
she's busy. Father works late night and the child is left
with no choice but to go back to school the next day with
incomplete work, looking pitifully at the teacher
-Mrs. Aruna Ganesh Kumar
Nursery Section
wondering why she keeps picking on him , scolding him
or making him do extra work. When questioned the
parents continue to play the blame game and this leaves
everyone in a soup…as to whose burden is this to bear.
Which brings me back to my original statement-Children
are a boon aren't they? They cannot be a burden, can
they? Who are we slogging hard for? For whose bright,
safe and wonderful future are we working for…Our kids
of course!!!
In our mad rush for money, equality, safety,
security we cannot afford to get so blindsided by
our aspirations, ambitions and future plans that
we lose sight of the one goal that means the most to
us…our children who precious childhood seems to
be slipping in a haze of carelessness and neglect.
Children need us most when they are young,
vulnerable and not able to look after
themselves... They crave our love and
affection at the tender age when a hug
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Asian Cup cricket tournament also began that would last
for 2 weeks. He started watching the match every day. His
parents warned him that he should spend more time in
preparing for the exam and less time watching TV. He did
not bother to heed the advice of his parents. He also
replied that he would cover all the portions during the last
week. He continued to watch the matches and stopped
studying for 2 weeks.
After 2 weeks, the tournament completed and he
started his studies. The next day father's close
relative came with their children from
abroad. It was an unplanned visit. They
stayed in their house for 3 days. There
was lot of noise at home in the
evenings as children used to play. He
could not study peacefully. After
they left Kiran had a viral fever
attack and had to take rest for a few
days. Because of these things, he could not complete his
Kiran was one of the most brilliant students of class 9. He
portion. He had secured less than 50% in
always used to score above 90% in all subjects. Both of his
SA1 exam. He realized the importance of
parents were working. His hobby was watching cricket
studying regularly.
matches.
Let us also be regular in our studies and
His SA1 examination schedule was just announced. The
not procrastinate. We should also listen
exams were supposed to begin in 3 weeks. That same week
to our parents' advice.
S. Abirami, IX B
My visit to grandparents’ house
A visit to grandparents’ house is always filled with fun
and excitement. I eagerly look forward for my vacation
to visit them. The first thought that runs through my
mind is the mouth watering dishes prepared by my
granny.
husks in salt water to make ropes and coir mats. They all
know me well as I go there during my every vacation.
I also visit a lot of temples with my grandparents. In one
temple, I happened to see 51 decorated elephants lined
up in a procession with lots of bands.
When I go there, I usually take my granny to explore the
natural beauty of the surroundings. I always make sure
to take my camera to capture the best scenes of nature.
She takes me all around the place. We also cross the
Ashtamudi River in a small ferry while I sing with joy and
row a boat gently down the stream.
When the vacation comes to an end and my parents
come to pick me up, I give a tight hug and kiss to my
grandparents. Tears roll down my
cheeks and I anxiously look forward for
the next vacation.
The river side is surrounded with coconut trees leaning
towards the lake. I see Chinese fishing net all around the
area and many women processing the soaked coconut
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Neha Shibu, III C
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A NEW LIFE
She,The Best
She fills up the space of God
I could feel something consoling me,
And drenches us with her rain of love
Let me think, 'wow' it's the ocean winds I see
She is my greatest Lord
I wish the lord of ocean carried me on his laps,
Oh mom, you are the best of all!
Taking me for a ride along the maps.
She paves the way, stone by stone
I wish I had an island with big lens,
And leads us to our aim step by step
Where I could watch the sunset in silence.
She supports me all the way like my backbone
I could see the small birds flying in search of nest,
Oh my teacher, you are the best of all!
Trying to hide their babies in chest.
She holds our hands firm and tight
In all times, good or bad
She comes back with a smile after every fight
Oh sister, you are the best of all!
May she be young or old
Love, care, affection and more
Are the powers she holds
SHE is the greatest! SHE is the best!
But today she cries in pain
For all that she suffered in vain
Why has the humanity shut its eye?
Experiencing the most beautiful moments,
Why aren't her tears visible to your eye?
I sat there speechless without any comments.
Isn't there any true man
I could see the approaching dawn,
To wipe her tears and drive her fear?
Lazily coming to engulf the Earth with frown.
May it be your mother, teacher or sister
SHE brought you to earth with all that pain
The world without any tensions,
SHE taught you and supported you
The world without unnecessary functions.
SHE fought with you but came back with a smile
I never noticed the time ticking away,
It's time for you to drive away her pain
I sat there all along staring at the sun fading away.
Support her and protect her
And give a smile to her life.
Disha R., X A
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Onima Chaitanya, X A
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Stepping Stones
Rising high and moving up
My Brother
Is all we desire while growing up
Failure is something we've never heard
We just live our life like a free bird.
I have a little brother.
With stretched wings we are ready to fly
He is so cute.
Our destination being beyond the sky
We play together
Knowing not what comes in our way
And sometimes we do fight,
With hopes high ahead we sway.
Sometimes he loves me
And he is ready to bother.
Sometimes in this journey we may
Brother O Brother you will
Not face happiness everyday
Always be my little brother!
Sri Satya Haripriya
II B
Thorns will sting, and prick our feet
Dangers also we shall meet.
Best Friendzz
But staying strong is all that matters
And not being convinced by certain flatters
For only those who believe in hope,
My best friends are always there,
Success throws down the life saving rope.
No matter if I'm anywhere
They stick together till the end
But, by working hard and gathering courage
They are like straight line which
never bends
No matter what, we will succeed
Instead of following the world's moves
We trust each other forever
We will step ahead and take the lead.
No matter we are apart or together
They help me when I fall
My true friends are best of all !
Syed Ali
III B
Akriti Naik, X A
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Ooty
Scotland of the East
Everybody will be waiting for vacations to relax
themselves after restless exams. So last summer
vacation, I went to Ooty, one of the most frequently
visited hill stations. On 4th April, we started our journey
by bus. We were a group of 10 families. The experience in
the bus was a remarkable one. We played many games in
the bus and had a great deal of fun. We reached Ooty in
the morning around 10 a.m. and stayed in a lodge. We
started our sightseeing by visiting tea gardens, which
are characterized by miles and miles of rolling hills of tea
estates. We also watched the entire process of brewing.
Then we went to Botanical Garden. It is a well laid out
garden with shady trees and myriad range of flowers.
The main attraction here is the fossilized tree trunk,
believed to be almost 20 million years old. Next, we went
to Ooty lake. It was my favourite. We went for boating,
toy-train rides and brought snacks. It had become dark
and we returned to our lodge. The next day, we started
our journey early and we went to Ketti valley. It is the
second longest in the world and offers enchanting views
for miles. We climbed Dodda Betta, the highest peak in
the mountain. It was a beautiful scene. Then we started
shopping. We bought many varieties of
tea, delectable home-made chocolates.
We started our journey back to
Bangalore in the night and reached on
the morning of 7th around 5 a.m. I was
tired but the scenes were still revolving
in my mind.
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Shashank M Patil, IX A
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Cricket in examination hall
Exam center: Cricket Stadium
My Holiday in
Exam hall: Cricket Ground
Answer sheet: Pitch
Goa
Pen: Bat
Examinee: Batsman
B.V. Karthik, VIII A
Examiner: Umpire
Principal: Third umpire
Supervisor: Leg umpire
Question paper: Chasing Target
Easy question: 6/4
Difficult question: Bouncer
Question out of syllabus: easy ball
Question with printing error: wide ball
Sitting sadly: Play defensive
We decided to spend our last winter holidays in Goa. We
Attempting no Question: Duck out
went there along with three other families.
Marks sheet: Score board
All families went in their own cars. We stayed there for
Head ache: Retired hurt
some days. We also went to the beach. I
made sand castles and played on the
Absent for exam: Golden duck
beach. We had our dinner in a hotel.
Topper of the class: Man of the Match
Our trip to Goa was wonderful and I
Topper of School/College: Man of the series
enjoyed my holidays very much.
Aayush Bhargava, I A
My Journey in My School
I have been studying in J S S Public School for almost 10
years. It has been an extraordinary experience.
classmates. We should try to help them and that is what we
get in return. I found a new person hidden deep inside me.
I was stubborn and arrogant. I did not mingle with
everyone. My classmates did not like my attitude. I used to
complain for silly reasons. I couldn't control my temper. I
never thought that my attitude would change.
My friends have stayed by my side whenever I am in
trouble. The school has given me recognition. I am lucky to
be a part of this school.
When people ask me “which school are
you studying?”I reply “JSS Public school”
with a sense of pride. I will never forget
my childhood days and will carry the
memories throughout my life.
Rachana G., IX B
The incident which occurred in my seventh grade
completely changed my life. It can also be called the turning
point of my life. My class teacher corrected my mistake. I
learnt a big lesson that we should adjust with our
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“Love your Neighbour
as yourself”
To the world at large,
A very dark day,
They carried a million
dreams,
And to all of you,
And shattered they lie…
Your very last…
And they still don't know
why…
Victims of cowardice,
Of politics and fate,
Troubled by consequence,
Of a choice they never made…
Credulous they were,
And yet were they puissant…
Naïve, yet potent,
Gullible, yet, able…
Their chapters lay unfinished,
Their diaries, unpublished …
Their lunch packs heavy,
Gone they are, in a hurry…
A tragedy like no other,
Diabolic and nothing else…
Humanity lays stupefied,
May your souls rest in peace,
But may ours not,
Till all ill is over…
Till our haven is heaven.
An act so uncivilized…
On their tender shoulders,
maybe
Dedicated to the victims of the terrorist attack on an army
run school on 16th December 2014, in Peshawar, Pakistan.
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Pranav Rao, XI
Music on your mind
Music
Music relaxes your mind. That is what we know about the
impact of music. But did you know?
Music is an art form whose medium is sound. Its
common elements are pitch, rhythm, dynamics & the
?
It improves our verbal IQ: A study of 8 to11 years-olds
sonic qualities of timbre and texture.
found that, those who had an extra-curricular music
classes, developed higher verbal IQ, visual abilities, in
The creation, performance, significance, and even the
comparison to those with no musical training.
definition of music vary according to culture and social
?
It treats heart diseases: Music helps with stress and
context. Music ranges from strictly organized
anxiety. Listening to music reduces heart beat rate,
compositions, through improvisational music to
blood pressure and anxiety and helps to keep the heart
aleatoric forms.
healthy.
?
It brings back vision: In 60% of people who have a
Music can be divided into genres and subgenres. Within
stroke, the visual areas of the brain are affected. This led
the arts music can be classified as a performing art, fine
to 'visual neglect', that is the patient loses awareness of
art and auditory art. It may also be divided among art
objects on the opposite side to where the brain has been
music and folk music. There is also a strong connection
damaged. But studies have found when patients listen
between Music and Mathematics. Music may be played
to their favorite music, some of their visual attention is
and heard live, may be part of a dramatic work or film, or
restored.
?
Babies dance to music: Five-month old babies
may be recorded.
respond rhythmically to music and seem to find it more
interesting than speech. In a study babies
To many people in many cultures, music is an important
spontaneously danced to different types of music, and
part of their life. There are different types of music -
those that danced the most also smiled the most.
classical, western, etc. Music doesn't mean sound or
noise. Music is that which one likes to
hear whereas noise is that which one
hates to hear as it distracts people.
Spoorthy A. N., IX B
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Disha R., X A
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Social
websites
Anant Tewari, V A
In an adequate amount you can use a social website,
It's an app,
But for a purpose that is perfectly right.
Called WhatsApp,
It's created by WhatsApp Inc.
On other's picture you can look,
“How did they create it?” you would think,
Through the website, FACEBOOK
On it videos you can send,
On TWITTER, you can tweet,
To download it not a penny you will spend,
Something very sweet.
You can send an awesome pic,
From Eminem's gig to Messi's kick,
On LINKEDIN, you can link,
On it, you can message within an eye's blink,
With your clients and colleagues within an eye's blink.
Those messages might change the way you think,
On it a group you can create,
You can video chat on GOOGLEPLUS+,
And communicate with your mate,
Instead of going to the concerned person by an
airplane or bus.
Go ahead and create an account,
You will like it to an endless amount.
By using WHATSAPP,
WhatsApp?
Between people , you can bridge the gap
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The
journey of our nation
It has been sixty-seven years since India got its
leadership of narrow-minded politicians, inequality and
independence and people proudly say that we have come a
social discrimination hasn't really helped. We Indians
long way. Yes, in certain ways we have. Our economy is
somehow convince ourselves by believing false truths, but
growing, our industries are booming and Indians are
deep inside we all know that this is far from the actual truth.
making their presence felt wherever they are going.
It does seem as if we are taking one step ahead and a giant
Leaving our nation's mark all around.
lead backwards.
We have truly set out on a journey. But ask yourself, are we
Almost 200 years of struggle and hundreds of thousands of
travelling forward or backward? India is a changing society
lives have gone into making India an independent nation.
and, a complex one too. While some girls boast that they
India is India because of the sacrifices our forefathers
rule the world, on the other hand, their sisters don't even
made. It is our duty to do all that we can for our
live to see it. A country that celebrates its 'unity in diversity'
motherland's progress. It is also our duty to choose what to
status very proudly forgets about the intolerance its
do with this freedom. We are free to move about but we
children show. A place which is on its way to becoming the
have to be sure to choose the right path; a path, which will
IT hub of the world, and probably already is, has the world's
help India in taking a giant leap forward and keeping its
largest illiterate population.
pace with the fellow nations.
But, the question is, how did we reach here? Successful Five
With all the intolerance, hatred, regionalism and division,
Year Plans focused on economic growth, the Green
one is left with the question, 'We have come a long way, but
Revolution and increase in production, the mixed economy
where have we actually reached?'
that India has adopted, a good industrial and
infrastructural base and liberalization in the 1990s have
led to this growth and its progress. On the other hand, the
Akriti Naik, IX A
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Laughter The best medicine !
A good sense of humour is one of the most important tools
in your self-care kit. In fact, studies show that laughter
affects both your body and mind. Laughter is also readily
available, free, has no side effects and we don't have to
It's often said that laughter is the best medicine. But how
worry about overdosing. Moreover, it's good for everyone
around us too. Laughter can relieve stress, boost our
many of you really believe it? Not many. How many of
immune system and even change our perspective on things.
you laugh 5-6 times a day?? Not many. It's all due to the
stress that we are going through, even teenagers like us
Laughter lowers your blood pressure and pulse rate and
stay busy all day, no time even to chit-chat or crack jokes!
helps our muscles relax. In addition, it releases 'happy
We have to learn time management in-order-to make
chemicals' in your brain, leaving you with the feeling of
ourselves systematic. Have some time to put a smile on
well-being. Laughter increases the number of antibody-
your face, allot time for leisure activities like reading
producing cells and enhances the effectiveness of killer T-
books, painting, etc. Do you even know that laughing
cells. This means a stronger immune system, as well as
about 10 minutes a day is equal to 2 hours of sleep. Yes
fewer physical effects and immune suppression. Laughter
it's quite surprising! Laughter keeps you fresh all the
increases the production of natural painkiller thereby
time and a smile would always be there on your face. You
improving our tolerance to pain. It even provides a good
know that your parents, especially your father who
workout to our heart. According to a doctor, late Dr.
works for hours, sometimes feels irritated or frustrated.
Laurence Peter, the author of Peter Principal, the bigger the
Never mind. It's all because he stays so busy that a whole
laugh, the lower the tension and the more long lasting
load of tension will be on his head all the time. Spend
relief.
time with him and crack jokes so that he would also feel
free and a smile on his face would make you all so happy!
Humour gives us an entire different perspective on our
problems. By viewing a problem a little more light
Remember, Laugher is the best
heartedly, it becomes a challenge instead of a threat, and
medicine but someone who laughs for
our body won't read it with a stress response. This gives us
no reason needs medicine! You might
mastery and control over our environment, which helps us
have heard this somewhere.
cope with adversity.
Usman Khan, X A
Laughter diverts our attention away from negative feelings
like guilt, anger, etc. People laugh with you, even if they
don't know always what you're laughing
about. It can even be used to erase
interpersonal tensions - crack a joke
during your next heated arguments and
see the tension melting away.
Smruthi R., X A
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Sports Activities
A great way to build an agile
mind, healthy body and
competitive personality
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Co-curricular
Activities
Boosting the all round
development
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Science
The strangest things in space!!!
1) The planet from hell: The planet is very close to its
3) Space raspberries & rum: For the last few years,
star and because of this, one side of the planet is
scientists have been studying a dust cloud near the
always facing the star. Stepping out on to the star
center of milky way, which smells of rum & tastes
side of the planet would immediately melt your face
like raspberries. The gas cloud consists largely of
off, whereas standing on the opposite side would
ethyl formate, which is known to give raspberries
freeze you immediately. Between these belts is a
their distinct taste and rum, its distinctive smell.
small belt where life could theoretically exist.
4) The universe's largest electric current: Only a
2) The castor system: As if one or two giant, fiery
few years ago, scientists stumbled upon on electric
balls of gas weren't enough, we have the castor
current of roughly one trillion lightning bolts. The
system. As one of the bright star systems from the
lighting is thought to originate from an enormous
Gemini constellation in our night sky, it has some
black hole in the center of the galaxy. The black
serious luminosity. This is because the castor
hole's huge magnetic field allows it to fire up this
system isn't one, or two, but six stars, all orbiting
lightning bolt through gas & dust.
around a common central mass. All the 6 stars put
5) A planet of burning ice: There is a planet which is
out roughly 52.4 times more luminosity than that of
almost entirely made out of ice at 439 degree
our sun.
Celsius. It is situated where Gliese is situated. The
only reason this ice stays solid is because of the huge
amount of water present on the planet; the gravity
pulls it all in towards the core,
keeping the water molecules so
densely packed that they cannot
evaporate.
Deepthi G. IX B
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Fun with chemistry
experiments
Dyslexia
Dyslexia is a learning disability that affects
approximately 10 percent of the population. Despite
having average or above average intelligence, people
with dyslexia have difficulty in reading and other
language-based tasks such as writing and spelling.
Dyslexia is believed to be a neurological disorder with a
hereditary component, although no gene has yet been
identified as causing the dyslexia process. Brain imaging
techniques show that people with dyslexia process
phonological information (i.e. soun d-based
information) in a different area of the brain than nondyslexics.
Treatment
There are variations in the type and severity of the
learning disability that people with dyslexia have, so
1. HYDROGEN PEROXIDE CATALYSED BY
treatment is directed at special education techniques
POTASSIUM IODINE
tailored to their specific needs.
It is foamy substance caused by the rapid decomposition
Prognosis
of hydrogen peroxide. It requires only a small amount of
Although the outlook for people with
ingredients and makes a “Volcano of form”. This is
dyslexia depends on the severity of
known as “marshmallow” experiment.
their disorder, the majority live normal,
2. LIQUID NITROGEN MIXED WITH PING PONG
productive lives.
BALLS
Ashish, X A
The science - After a few a moment of suspense the
action happens. The events result from the pressure in
the tightly sealed container of liquid nitrogen.
“The liquid will build up and give a boom sound”
3. BURNING MAGNESIUM IN DRY ICE
Magnesium reaction with carbon
dioxide is a beautiful demonstration to
show that oxygen is not always a
prerequisite for fire to reveal carbon's
place in the reactivity series.
Deepthi G., IX B
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DISCOVERIES BY MISTAKE!
“Mistakes are the portals of discovery.”
-James Joyce
Smruthi R., X A
Is this really true? Here are few mistakes that led to great discoveries.
By Richard Jones, a naval engineer
He was trying to make a meter design to monitor power
on naval battleships. Jones was working with tension
springs when one of them fell to the ground. The spring
kept bouncing from place to place after it hit the ground,
and the slinky was born.
BY George Crum, a chef
He was trying to make, a plate of fried potato. One day it
so happened that a customer sent back his plate of
potatoes many times and kept asking them to be more
fried and thinner. Crum lost his temper, sliced the
potatoes insanely thin and fried them until they were
hard as a rock. To the chef's surprise, the customer loved
them and wanted more! The potato chips!
By Sir Alexander Fleming, a scientist
Ironically, Fleming was searching for a “wonder drug”
that could cure diseases. However, it wasn't until
Fleming threw away his experiments that he found what
he was looking for. Fleming noticed that a contaminated
Petri dish he had discarded contained a mold that was
dissolving all bacteria around it. When he grew the mold
by himself he learned that it contained a powerful
antibiotic, penicillin!
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Wonders of Nature
How do fingernails grow?
Look at your nail closely. At the base of a nail, there is a semi-circular root called 'lunula'. It is
white in color and consists of many cells which manufacture keratin. These gather and
protrude out in the form of nails.
Why is there water inside coconuts?
Coconut water is a mixture of electrolytes and nutrients. It gets absorbed
into the flesh in mature coconuts.
How do fruits ripen and become sweet?
Ethylene(C2H4), causes fruits to ripen. They become softer
and less acidic. Chlorophyll is broken down and new
pigments are made. The skin of the fruits changes its color
from green to red, orange or yellow as the case maybe.
Shilpitha G. R., VIII C
Do you know how
Scramjet was invented?
In the 21th century, speed seems to be of paramount
importance. By improving simple but inefficient turbine based
engine systems that drive rockets and planes, scientist have
developed Supersonic Combustion Ramjet engines (Scramjet) to
allow much faster travel.
Scramjets improve on ordinary engines by eliminating the need
to carry a fuel oxidant. Instead, they use oxygen from the
atmosphere to burn the onboard fuel making them lighter, more
efficient and extremely fast. Scramjets have long been a
theoretical possibility, but in 2002 scientists at the University of
Queensland, Australia, and at the U.K defense company QinetiQ
successfully completed the first flight of Scramjet vehicle.
Since then, NASA has been working on its Hyper-X program to
develop Scramjets into practical program, which is able to
‘provide the thrust to propel a craft. It is believed that this
technology could eventually allow vehicles to reach Mach 15,
reducing an eighteen hour flight from New York to Tokyo to just
Shashank M. Patil, IX A
two hours.
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A visit to Brain
Museum
We learnt about various disorders of the brain, for
Our school had organized a field trip for the students of
class 10. We went to “Brain Museum of NIMHANS” on
example: DEMENTIA, SEIZURES, PARKINSON's,
4th August 2014. NIMHANS is a premier institute for
EPILEPSY, AUTISM, TUBERCULOUS MENINGITIS, etc.
mental health, science as well as neuroscience. First, we
After the power point presentation, we went to the
went to the seminar hall and saw a PPT on brain, part of
museum. There, over 300 brain specimens are
the brain, behavior of brain, comparative study on the
preserved in jars. In the museum, we found that the
size of the brain and their disorder. The main highlights
brain samples were stored in formalin. Each brain has a
of the presentation were the brain; how it turns sound
story to tell.
into speech, reorganizes fear, distinguishs things, etc.
We also learnt about the different parts of the brain and
Next, we went to another room where the doctor gave
their functions.
every students an opportunity to touch and feel the
brain, heart, spinal cord, kidney, skull, large intestine,
Brain starts developing by the 18th day of the baby when
etc. It was a very good experience for us to touch and feel
it is in the mother's womb. Some organisms like Hydra
the real organs. Opposite to the brain museum is a “Brain
do not have brain but they have neuro network which
Bank” where students of NIMHANS conduct research on
acts as a brain.
brains kept at minus 80 degree celsius.
The visit to 'BRAIN MUSEUM' was a
very informative and wonderful
experience.
Keerthi K., X A
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The Sixth Sense Device
Global Warming
The sixth sense device was an effort to merge the
physical world and the digital world. The first prototype
made use of four rollers taken from two computer
mouses and some strings. This prototype could be worn
on the hand and whatever gestures you did were
displayed on the computer screen.
It was further improvised by seating a set up of a camera
and a projector on a helmet. Colored tape was wrapped
around fingers as markers which the camera could
detect. The projector turns any surface into a display
and hand gestures are used to manipulate things
displayed on the screen.
The final prototype is like a pendant having a camera
and projector. This device not only takes commands
from hand gestures but also tries to make sense of the
world around it. For example if you hold a book in your
hand, the camera scans the cover and displays the
review of the book. It makes the physical world more
interactive.
Methane: Methane traps about 20 times more heat than
carbon dioxide. Methane forms when plants rot and it is
released into the air from coal mines, oil and gas wells,
rice paddies and landfill site filled with household
rubbish. Bacteria in a cow's stomach convert some food
into methane, which is released when cows belch and
About the Inventor
pass wind.
The man behind this smart device is
Pranav Mistry, an MIT student of Indian
origin. He is currently the head of think
tank team at Samsung and is also the
inventor of Samsung Galaxy Gear.
Nirmal Suresh, XI
It's Amazing: In a single day, one cow can release 240
grams of methane into the air. There are about 15 billion
cows on the Earth- so that is a lot of methane!
Rising temperatures: The global average temperature
has risen by between 0.3 and 0.6 degrees Celsius
Pranav Mistry
between 1880 and today. In recent times, temperatures
have been getting even warmer- the four warmest years
of the 20th century all happened in the 1990s.
It's Amazing: Scientists have estimated that global sea
levels have already risen by 15 centimeters over the last
100 years and they are continuing to rise.
It’s Amazing: There are some
incredible ideas about how to solve
climate change. One of the strangest
ideas is to put a giant cloud of moon
dust above the earth to block out
sunlight!
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Indian Institute of
Horticultural Research
The Indian Institute of Horticultural Research is an
tissues can be any part of the plant, like a seed, root, leaf,
organization that conducts research on various aspects
etc. The tissues are kept in a medium like agar that
of horticulture. Its headquarters are located in
performs the function of soil, providing nutrition and
Bangalore, Karnataka. On the 12th of August 2014, we,
supporting the tissue. Once the tissue grows and
the students of eighth and ninth standard were
becomes too large for its storage container, it is moved to
fortunate enough to take a field trip to this prestigious
a pot. Plant tissue culture is based on the principle of
institute. This trip taught us a lot about the agricultural
totipotency, the ability of plant tissues to divide and
practices in our country; how much effort it takes to
form a new plant.
create the food we eat; and exciting and new discoveries
Plant tissue culture has many advantages over the
in the field of horticulture.
traditional method of growing plants. For one, the time
We learned from a short video clip that the first IIHR,
period (or the time it takes for the plant to develop) of
under the ICAR ( Indian Council of Agriculture Research,
the plant is greatly reduced, while traditional
New Delhi) was established on 5th September, 1967. It
agriculture takes a long time. Also, we can collect the
was later moved to Hesaraghatta located 25 km away
parts of the plants at any time or in any season, as
from Bangalore in Karnataka, on 1 February 1968. The
compared to traditional agriculture in which we can
institute is enormous, spread over 263 hectares of land
harvest only in a particular season. Plant tissue culture
and 9 blocks for research fields.
can also help us conserve endemic and endangered
plants. So, overall, plant tissue culture is very promising
One topic that was discussed in detail was plant tissue
for the future of agriculture in our country and research
culture. Plant tissue culture refers to the growing of a
in this field is necessary in order to understand and
whole plant from a single cell or a small tissue. The
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We also saw several of the institute's facilities and
different devices. They grow many plants as well, from
research fields. We saw research being conducted about
medicinal plants to common household plants like
hybridization in plants and genetic manipulation to
coriander. Overall, visiting this institute was a unique
produce desirable qualities in plants. From Raw Mango
opportunity and a very fruitful
Peelers to Grafting Robots, the institute has many, many
experience.
The Cicada and the Secrecy
Kritika Gupta,
IX B
When we read the thrillers and spy novels, we are
Whoever is behind the messages is clearly brilliant, so
amazed by the complicated puzzles and often twisted
much so that most people believe the puzzles are meant
roads the protagonist has to navigate. However, we
as a recruitment vehicle. For whom, precisely, is another
simply dismiss them as being “impossible”. But what we
matter altogether! The most obvious suspects would be
don't know is that there are such amazing processes
intelligence like the CIA or MI6. However, any number of
underway. The Cicada phenomenon is one of them.
other resourceful entities could be behind the scheme.
Major corporations like banks or software
For the last three years running, the Internet has seen a
manufacturers like Microsoft would also gain from
bizarre puzzle game each January, hosted by someone
recruiting people with hacking skills and raw
who calls itself “3301” and uses cicada imagery. The
intelligence.
puzzles are enormously complex. They draw on
elements of cryptography, mathematics, literature,
So the next time you read an engaging thriller, realize
hidden messages, data security, and philosophy.
that it's not impossible, and although it's a minute
Physical clues appear in places as Poland, Hawaii, Spain,
chance, it could happen to you!
Australia, and Korea. 3301 claims that its puzzles
attempt to find “intelligent individuals,” for unspecified
ends.
Citations: Devlin, Mike. “10 Bizarre Mysteries From Around the World- listverse. “listverse. N.P., n.d. Web. 03 Sept. 2014.
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Family on the window sill
Every day I see a family on my bed room window sill. The day
begins for them very early, as early as five thirty in the
morning. They make a lot of noise as soon as they wake up so as
to make us aware of their presence. I am a witness for so many
things that happen in their life, whether they like it or not. I
Nachiket R. Patil, IX A
would like to give you a peek into their life. I beg their excuse
for this intrusion.
First one egg and then two,
this is the beginning of
the family
The mom and the dad.
A lot of work. The mom incubating the eggs.
Can't let others have our place.
They have got to fight for their place
Very good camouflage for the chicks.
Can you identify the chicks in this mess?
Only chicks are illuminated.
Chicks sunbathing
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Anti Oxidants for Health
Research has now proved that oxidation in body cells
When nature has created this problem it has provided a
releases dangerous, very active molecules known as free
solution as well. The presence of compounds called
radicals. These free radicals attract the neighbouring
antioxidants, in the system can help mop up free radicals
cells over a period of time, can cause irreversible
before they damage other essential molecules.
damage like mutation. It can also cause diseases like
An antioxidant is a chemical that prevents the oxidation
cancer.
of other chemicals. Consuming more antioxidants helps
provide the body with tools to neutralize harmful free
radicals. It is estimated that more than 4000 compounds
in foods act as antioxidants. The most studied includes
vitamin C&E, beta-carotene and the mineral selenium.
The body cannot manufacture these micro nutrients
so they must be included in the diet.
Vitamin A: Found in carrot, squash, sweet potatoes,
peaches and apricots.
Vitamin C: Found in citrus fruits, green peppers, green
leafy vegetables, strawberries, cabbage, tomatoes and
Generally it manifests old age symptoms like lack of
potatoes.
energy, poor memory, loss of hearing and falling hair
Vitamin E: Found in nuts, whole grains, green leafy
which are definitely associated with damaged or weak
vegetables, vegetable oil and fish liver
cells. Free radicals in alcoholics cause alcohol-induced
oil.
liver damage perhaps more than alcohol itself. Free
radicals in cigarette smoke have been implicated in
Selenium: fish, shell fish, red meat,
inactivation of alpha-1 antitrypsin in the lung, which
grains, eggs, chicken and garlic.
promotes the development of Emphysema and it is now
proved that these free radicals are the main culprits.
Mahitha, XI
Our left over water means life to someone
We feel thirsty and thank god water is right there. We fill up our
glass, take few sips until our thirst quenches and then… what
happens? We pour it in to the sink to let it drain down. We find it as
quiet normal as there is no one who would like to consume that
left over water by us. However, ordinary it may seem, the fact is
that we waste water almost every day. Let us turn our focus to the
potted plants outside in the lawns. We can use the
left over water by either pouring in bits (many
times a day) or collecting the water in a tumbler
to quench their thirst. So, friends please join your
hands with me to save many more lives.
Varsha B. S., VIII C
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Basis for modern Living
Smart pollution
Smart pollution is an alarming new type of pollution
which is worrying the scientists all over the world. They
are alarmed that certain species of animals and insects
as well as plants are being carried across the borders of
countries and oceans to strange lands to which they
don't belong.
All species are evolved from certain specific habitats.
When transported to another environment, they cause
severe problems there.
Asian tiger mosquitoes have reached America and so
A systematic knowledge of living and non-living thing is
called science. Our knowledge of non-living things (i.e.,
materials) make it easier for us to fabricate them for our
usage. The knowledge of living things such as animals,
birds and human being help us to have a better living. In
ancient times, humans were living like animals. With the
advent of science, they learnt to cook food, cultivate to
grow grains, cover their body with cloth and build
houses for living.
termites from Taiwan. The Atlantic jellyfish is
destroying fisheries of Black Sea. In the island of Guam,
tree snakes from Papua New Guinea are gobbling up
several special species of birds. In the same way, the
water hyacinths native to South America are covering up
lakes in China and Africa.
Technology and commerce spread far and wide
throughout the world. These exotic species are
travelling to new habitats and creating problems for
The study of human body is called Anatomy and study of
plants is called Botany. The medical field today is so
advanced that one person's organ can be transplanted to
the body of another person. With the advancement of
medicines, human longevity has increased.
inhabitants there. Some of this biological pollution is
taking place because they are being carried
intentionally across borders while some are taking place
by accidents.
Earlier, the main branches of science were Physics,
Chemistry and Biology. But in modern times, Electronics
and Communication have enhanced the lifestyle of an
average man. We can watch an event which is occurring
thousands of kilometers away from us through
television and reaching America within hours is
possible. Now the Moon is not only a poet's delight, but
also an Astronomer's play field. A team from Bangalore
can have a teleconference with another team in London.
Environmentalists call this the “smart pollution”, as they
are not dumb like other types of pollution! The normal
pollution does not reproduce. For example: oil spills,
after a certain period can dissipate.
This new pollution can reproduce and evolve into a
dangerous species. They can dominate the native, the
native animals and plants and in the process might even
destroy them completely. Thus “smart pollution” is a
totally new threat to our environment.
All these could be possible only with
men learning and utilizing the
knowledge of science. For that, we
should be thankful to all those ancient
and modern scientists.
Aditya K.M, VI A
Nithyashree K., X A
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C.B.S.E. Science Exhibition
In India, herbal products and medicines have been in use
from ancient times. Even in Ramayana, Lord Hanuman
was asked to bring the Sanjeevini plant to revive the
wounded Lakshmana. We, students of Class X B, had
done a project on the topic “Demonstration of the role of
traditional knowledge on herbals for community
health.” The project focused on the role of traditional
herbal knowledge, some of the medicinal benefits from
herbal plants, herbalism and how to prepare medicines
from the products found at home. Some of the remedies
were prepared right in front of the judges. We prepared
remedies for digestive disorders, asthma, etc.
The exhibition was conducted in Army Public School
from 27 June to 29 June. Top 15 models were selected to
nationals and both the models from our school were
selected. The experience was wonderful and we got to
see many amazing models.
Deepthi G., X B
A Regional Level Science exhibition was conducted recently by the CBSE Board at the Army Public School. 48 CBSE schools
participated and out of the 120 exhibits, two exhibits of JSS Public School, HSR Layout, were selected for participation at
the National Level , with the theme 'Health and Energy’.
Participating students in the picture are Akriti Naik, Deepti Gururaj, Akash Biswal and Jyotirmoy Mishra (Class X).
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Short story writing contest for seniors by
Deccan Herald
The 1st prize winning story
Theme: You are a well-known researcher/scientist. You are asked
to bring an extinct species back to life. Describe your experience.
Sanjana H. M., IX A
The Eternal Soul
I stepped into my lab and turned on the lights, only to
goose bumps on my hands. That was the effect Todlose
find my worst nightmare staring back at me.
Herr could have on any person.
“Mr. Herr. What a pleasant surprise. How wonderful to
I walked further into my laboratory and turned on the
see you.” I managed to be as calm as possible. This guy
other lights. I checked around to just make sure no one
scared the hell out of me.
was there. And then I called out to my pet truscan. “Oro,
come out girl. It's me. You're safe. No one's here. Come
“Pleasantries with me. I appreciate the nerve of you,
out, girl.”
Miss Bravado. Now, if you could give me what I had asked
for,” he replied. “Yeah, right. I'd die first.”
She came out hopping, like the usual way she does. I bent
down and held my hands out for her, in which she
“I'm afraid I still haven't progressed on it. Maybe you
happily jumped in. She made those adorable ne-ne-ne
would be kind enough to give me some more time, sir.
sounds, which was quite normal for her. As I stroke her
After all this is no small assignment,” I said, hoping he
golden fur, I told, “I'm so sorry of what happened, Oro. I
would play into my bluff.
can't say it won't be happening again, so you need to stay
quiet just like this time if it happens a second time, okay?
His eyes, one real and one glass, glared at me, sending
shivers down my spine. Stay confident, I told myself.
You did quite well today, actually. He didn't have a clue of
Don't let him see your weakness.
what was going on. If this happens next time, you'll know
what to do, right?”
But he already knows your
She nodded innocently. Like she could do anything
weakness, said another voice
which wasn't innocent.
in my mind.
“Do you want to eat? It's breakfast time.”
“Alright. One month,” he
answered finally. “I'll
She nodded innocently again. She was so adorable. How
give a month more. If
could I have brought such a harmless creature in the
you don't finish what I
midst of a raging war? Sometimes I just felt I deserved
asked you…,” his voice
what Herr had in store for me.
trailed off. I knew the
consequences. I was walking
I got her treats and fed her while I had a Diet Coke for
on a tight rope. One step wrong
myself. After sometime, I decided it was Oro's play time. I
and I would fall off.
brought her down from the platform where she had just
finished eating and set her down on the floor. She ran all
I mumbled something about
over the floor and in between my feet and chased her tail
doing my best and bid him off.
like a puppy. Seeing her happy, brought a smile to my
Even after he left, I still had
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face. Yet at the same time I couldn't help but brood about
Bad things are about to come, a voice in my head said.
my worries. I scanned my brain for solutions. But this
“I'm sorry, sir. I do not invite strangers into my home.”
time even my expert of a brain didn't offer any solutions.
So I decided to replay the past once again. Watching Oro
“Smart lady”, he said. ”But I'm smarter.”
play brought a distant, unwelcome memory to my head.
He snapped his fingers, making the men part in front of
*****************
him so I see him.
“Come on, come on, Cindy. Don't be a spoilsport,” Zoey
Only when I got a full view of him did I realize the extent
yelled from across the lawn. “You're supposed to hide.
of the problem. His face was reduced and wrinkled, like
Not sit here and wait for me to just find you like this.”
any old man's. White hair. Okay.
“Ah, come on. I'm not in the mood,” I whined.
But the true horror was in his eyes. One was a normal
eye, like anyone's. The other was artificial. It took me a
“You're always not in the mood. All you like is geeking
second to realize it was glass.
out with those science stuff. Play with your sister for a
change,” she replied.
My joints suddenly felt like jell-o. Goose bumps ran
through my body.
I made a face at that. “Alright. I'll play hide and seek with
my ten-year old sister,” I said, stressing on the word
“You were saying, Miss Bravado?”
“sister”.
“That you could not enter my home.” I gulped. “But
Zoey pumped her fists into the air and dragged me out to
seeing as you already know me and you do require
her so called 'counting place' which was actually the wall
something from me, let's go in.”
next to our door. We played around five games before
We all walked inside quietly. Zoey still clutched my hand.
they came.
She had remained quiet all along.
A limo rolled out in front of our gates. Out of it first came
Once everyone was settled, I immediately started ratting
out huge brawly men. They closed rank before an old
for information.
man stepped out of the car. Maybe they were his
bodyguards.
Oldie laid out a photo on the table. He told me to look into
it and tell what I saw.
The strange thing was, they seemed to be coming
towards our house. Zoey walked towards me and
“Seems like an old relic or something. I'm a scientist, not
clutched my hand tight. It all looked like a scene directly
an anthropologist.”
out of a movie. These kinds of scenes always ended
horribly wrong. Was that going to happen to me? To
Oldie seemed pissed. “That's not just any relic. It's the
Zoey? Something horribly wrong? I hoped not.
relic of the truscan, the immortal animal.”
The old man and his troop reached us. He spoke in a
“Excuse me?”
raspy, sinister voice, “You must be Transindia Bravado. I
“One, do not talk to me like that. Two, immortal animals
hope I'm right, dear. I hate being wrong.”
do exist. At least did.”
“No, sir. You're not”, I said. “How may I help you?”
“So, what is this truscan? Seems like a myth to me.”
“Oh, you can help me a lot, I believe. But first, may we
“Watch your tongue, young lady. Or you will lose it soon,”
take this conversation into a more civilized place? Like
Oldie said. Okay. I shouldn't anger old people. Got it.
say, inside?” He still spoke in that villain-like voice of his.
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“Go on, sir. Tell me more.”
“I don't give a damn. Give whatever you want. Just leave
my family out of this.”
“The truscan lived during the pre-historic times. Like I
said, it was immortal. But they were wiped off from the
“I'll give you a year's time. I'll be back after a year. You
face of the earth along with the dinosaurs. No one knows
know what I want.”
how. It's not even known who had created this relic.
“Yes. A year.”
Mankind didn't even exist at that time. Some of my
people uncovered this for me. By what they recovered,
*****************
they concluded that this animal was actually very small,
I blinked my eyes. Unshed tears threatened to fall. I
almost as much as a rabbit. Golden fur, golden blood.
wondered what Oro and I would do. I wondered what
Drinking its blood makes one immortal.”
would happen if Herr found out about Oro. As soon as
Wow. That was a lot of information to process. Wait. If
Herr had left that day, I'd gone to the past to get myself a
this animal's blood made you immortal, and if I was the
truscan. I already had a time machine. I'd built it long
country's best scientist…
ago. That's how I'd found Oro. Now that I had Oro, I had
to take care of her. I'd been hasty in my decision.
“You want me to bring it back to life,” I concluded.
My parents knew about Herr. They had been on vacation
“Brilliant. That's exactly what I need. Name your price.”
at that time. Seeing the shock and sadness in my
“No,” I said confidently.
parents' face after they came back killed me. I'd been
living the past year under a cloud.
“What?”
Oro played and played until she got tired. I took her and
“No. I won't do it. You obviously want to make yourself
put her in her bed.
immortal. That is not something I'll allow.”
As she slept, I wondered about my future. I wondered
“You dare defy me! Just name your price and you'll have
about Oro's future. For God's sake, Oro was from the past
it. Anything. Just bring one truscan back to life.”
already.
“Go to hell.”
I had one month to fix this all up. A month exactly. What
would fate hold for me?
It happened faster than I could judge. One moment I was
defying Oldie. The next, my sister fell into my arms, cold
Before I could answer all this, I heard my mobile ring. My
and lifeless. Oldie had fired a bullet into her head. I was
blood went cold. It obviously had to be Herr.
numb for ten seconds. When I finally found my tongue,
all I could say was, “Why?”
It was an unknown number. My hand shivered as I
picked it.
“That's what you get for defying Todlose Herr. Now, who
will it be next? I'm thinking, maybe the ones who
It turned out to be from National Science Association.
brought you into the world.”
They wanted me to deliver a speech at a science fest
tomorrow.
Todlose Herr. Deathless Lord. How ironic. “I'll do it,” my
voice was merely a whisper. “Just leave my parents
I glanced at Oro, who was fast asleep now. “Sleep tight,
alone.” I still had my sister in my arms. Her blood was all
buddy. I've gotta prepare for a speech now.”
over my t-shirt. My tears had ceased.
“Looks like we've got a deal. Your price?” Herr asked.
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Yoga and its benefits
Our daily routine is like winning a race. We
Yogasanas, breathing techniques and
need to cope up with stress, tension,
meditation are very effective to be stress
depression and anxiety. YOGA is one of the
free. It helps de-tox the body and de-stress
ways to keep us free from all of the above. It
the mind.
not only keeps us away from these,
4.
but also improves our stamina
Peace within: It is necessary to take a
break from daily routine in the form of a
and keeps us fit.
small outing. Hence we visit serene spots, rich in
A strong and flexible body, glowing
natural beauty and peaceful holiday spots. Then we
skin, peace of mind, good health- whatever
realize that peace can be found right within us and
you may be looking for, yoga has something to
we take a mini vacation to experience this. Yoga
offer. One feels that yoga benefits only at the
definitely helps to calm our disturbed mind.
body level and fails to realize the immense
5.
benefits it offers in uniting the body, mind and
Immune System: Irregularity in the body and
unpleasantness in the mind develops an ailment in
breath. When you are in harmony, the journey
the body. Yogasanas massage organs and strengthen
through life is calmer, happier and more fulfilling.
muscles, breathing techniques release stress and
HERE ARE THE TOP 10 BENEFITS OF PRACTING
improve immunity. It stimulates changes in gene
YOGA DAILY
expression and improves at cellular level. Study also
1.
reveals that yoga postures can bring about
All-round body fitness: This does not refer to only
immunity in our body by improving overall health.
physical fitness but also emotional and mental
fitness. As Sri Sri Ravi Shankar puts it, “Health is not
2.
6.
a mere absence of disease. It is a dynamic expression
feels drained out. Carrying out multiple tasks
of life - in terms of how joyful, loving and
throughout the day can sometimes be exhausting. A
enthusiastic you are.” Doing pranayama (breathing
few minutes of simple yoga can make one feel
techniques), proper postures and meditation are a
energetic, refreshed and recharged after a hectic
wholesome treat to Your body.
long day.
Weight loss: This is what everybody wants. Yoga
7.
Improve posture: Back pain, aches all over the
has an answer for this. Surya Namaskar and
body due to day long work can bring a bad posture.
Kapalbhati Pranayama helps in losing weight. With
This may be due to bad habits and weak muscles.
regular practice of this we become more cautious
Regular yoga practice stretches and tones the body
about our food intake that is necessary for our body.
3.
Increase in energy: At the end of a working day, one
muscles and makes them strong. This also improves
body posture when you stand, sit, sleep or walk. This
Stress Free Mind: Daily practice of yoga is a great
would relieve body pain due to incorrect posture.
way to get rid of the stress both in body and mind.
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8.
Better sleep pattern: Insomnia is a sleep disorder.
2. What are the asanas that you recommend for
Yoga will help combat insomnia and have a better
students to improve their concentration ?
sleep and stay awake during the day and make
The asanas are: I)
insomniacs effectively deal with their problem and
ii) Bhujangasana
feel energetic.
9.
Sarvangasana
iii) Matsyasana
Living with greater awareness: Our mind always
iv) Padmasana
wanders from past to the future, but never stays in
v) Yogamudra
the present. This tendency of the mind can actually
be saved from getting stressed or tensed and relax
3. What is the importance of pranayama?
the mind. Yoga and pranayama can help create
By practicing pranayama, you will notice how mental,
awareness and bring our mind back to the present
physical and spiritual power is developed. You will
moment, where it can stay happy and focused.
always be master of yourself and of the situation. You
will always have a tremendous amount of energy
10. Helps to beat migraine and headaches: Migraine
mentally, physically and spiritually.
and headaches are common problems among
people these days. The cause for migraine attack is
4. How do yogasanas help school children?
lack of oxygen to the brain and stress. Practice of
Yogasanas help in developing body, mind, and spiritual
Sirsasana helps to increase flow of oxygen to the
well being. The body concentration encourages a fit and
brain which helps relieve migraine. A study says
healthy lifestyle and promotes an overall sense of well
that after regular practice of yoga, people suffering
being.
from migraines found that they suffered with lesser
5. Name a few asanas that are suitable for students
numbers of migraines.
for daily practice.
An interview with yoga master - Mr. Umapathy
Vajrasana, Sarvangasana, Vipitha karani, Halasana,
(Yoga teacher in JSS public school)
Sethubandasana, Padmasana, Gomukhasana and Surya
Namaskar.
1. Why is it important to practice yoga everyday ?
Yoga is important in everyday life. It strengthens our
6. What is your message for our students as a yoga
physical and mental power and adds numerous health
master?
benefits. Yoga is a type of exercise which is preformed
While practicing yogasanas regularly, concentrate on
using various types of body postures. One can perform
you, by which you perform asanas well and get the
yoga in any way since it does not require special
complete benefit of it.
workout equipment. Start performing yogasanas,
meditation and notice how beneficial it is in keeping
your body and mind healthy.
Mrs. Malathi Raman
Dept. of Science
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Mathematics
Mathematics-A
history
The history of mathematics is as old as humanity itself. It
is an investigation into mathematical methods and
notation of the past. The study of mathematics begins
from the early civilization where prehistoric people
probably first counted with their fingers. They also used
methods for recording quantities as, the number of
animals in the herd or days since the full moon. To
represent such amounts they used a corresponding
number of pebbles, knots in the cord or marks on the
wood or stone.
The Egyptians pioneered in geometry and decimal
system developing formulas for finding the area and
volume of simple figures. This helped them in making
The ancient Greek scholars became the first people to
the intricate calculations necessary to build the
explore pure mathematics. They made important
pyramids. The Babylonians went beyond the Egyptians
advances by introducing the concept of logical
in algebra and geometry. They developed a sexagesimal
deduction and proof in order to create a systematic
theory of mathematics. The great philosophers/
system, a system based on group of 60.
mathematicians like Pythagoras, Archimedes and
Ptolemy have developed various systems of symbolic
logic that have been important in the field of geometry
and arithmetic.
The Renaissance period brought major advances in pure
mathematics. The Renaissance artists applied principles
of geometry and created a system of
linear perspective that gave their
paintings an illusion of depth and
distance. The period also stimulated
the application of mathematics to
navigation and commerce.
Mrunal D.V., IX B
“When I was young, mathematics was the
passion of my life”: Mathematics and Passion
in the life of Thomas Jefferson
- John Fauvel
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Was mathematics an invention or a discovery?
Some inventions in mathematics
After the beginning of trade in ancient times, the need
for counting arose. The human hand was the first device
used to count the number quantities. After the number
ten, rocks, pebbles, shells or other natural markers were
used to count. Many, few, nothing, infinite, etc. are
associated with the counting terms in mathematics.
Before the advent of the numerical system, these were
the terms that described quantities. The Hindu-Arabic
numerical system which developed later, gave rise to
abacus and accounting.
The invention of the numerical system greatly advanced
and developed mathematics. Eminent mathematicians
like Euclid, Pythagoras, Archimedes, Plato, etc. built up
mathematics as a concept. Various geometrical
theorems, algebraic concepts and formulae, differential
Mathematics was always present in nature, waiting to be
and integral, calculus, logarithms, decimal point,
discovered. In fact, it is present everywhere in the
graphical representation, geometrical instruments like
universe. But math, as a subject, is dreaded and scary for
the protractor or ruler, digital languages and
many. Even thinking about calculations, theorems,
mathematical signs were invented, which helped
algebra, geometry, permutation and combinations gives
mathematics scale new heights and evolve as a science.
goose bumps to some people.
Mathematics as a science is not a discovery by a single
person. It is a joint effort which was started by the
Babylonians and Egyptians, way back in 3000 BC. There
are important contributions from the Greeks, Indians,
and others, which helped develop mathematical
concepts, abstracts, formulae, etc. The discovery of
various constants, laws, and theorems is based on the
invention of the numerical system. All of these numbers
give physics, chemistry, and all the other sciences a
much-needed backbone, which supports and gives them
definite measure.
Why is it a discovery?
The concepts of mathematics have always been in
nature. The shapes, symmetry, sizes, and quantities,
have always been an integral part of natural
phenomenon.
Vibha P., IX B
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Carl Friedrich Gauss
Little Mathematical
Formula
The Greatest Mathematician
How about Achieving 101%?
Carl Friedrich Gauss
What equals 100% in life?
is sometimes
referred to as the
Here's a little Mathematical formula that might help
“Prince among
answer these questions:
mathematicians” and
the greatest
IF:
mathematician since
Alphabets are represented in numeric form in
antiquity. Gauss was
chronological order:
a child prodigy When
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
he was just three
Q R S T
17 18 19 20
corrected an error in
U V
21 22
W
23
years old, he
X Y Z
24 25 26
his father's payroll calculations and he was looking
after his father's account on a regular basis by the age
Then:
of 5. By the age of 15, Gauss was the first to find any
H A R D W O R K is
kind of pattern in the occurrence of prime numbers, a
8+1+18+4+23+15+18+11 = 98%
problem which had exercised the minds of the best
mathematicians since ancient times. In the area of
AND
probability and statistics, Gauss introduced what is
K N O W L E D G E is
known as Gaussian error curve.
11+14+15+23+12+5+4+7+5 = 96%
Gauss was a naughty student during school days.
BUT
Whatever questions the teacher gave, he would solve
A T T I T U D E is
within minutes and would start disturbing other
1+20+20+9+20+21+4+5 = 100%
students. Once the teacher gave a complicated question
to see that Gauss would not disturb any student. The
Then, see how far the LOVE Of GOD will take you.
teacher asked the students to add the numbers 1 to 100
and started doing some work. But the teacher was
L O V E OF G O D
surprised to see that Gauss had completed the work and
12+15+22+5+15+6+7+15+4 = 101%
started irritating other students within two minutes.
Gauss calculated that 1+100=101, 2+99=101,
3+98=101 etc. Thus there would be fifty 101s and
answer is 50x101=5050. Gauss had
discovered a very important formula at
the age of 7! The sum of first natural
numbers is n(n+1)/2. Thus we are
indebted to many great
mathematicians like Gauss.
Rithanya M., IV D
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Onima Chaitanya, X A
Tricky Maths
Trick 1:
Trick 4:
Step 1-Think of a number below 10.
Step 1-Think of any 3 digit number,
Step 2-Double it.
but its digits must be same (eg111,222)
Step 3-Add 6 with the doubled number.
Step 2-Add up the digits.
Step 4-Divide it by 2.
Step 3-Divide the 3 digit number with
Step 5-Subtract from the answer the number
the digits' sum.
you had initially thought of.
Amulya S. D.
VIII B
Answer=37
Answer=3.
“GO VEDIC”
Trick 2:
Step 1-Think of a positive number
Finding Squares Of Numbers Ending With 5
Step 2-Subtract 1 from the number
Example 1
Step 3-Multiply it by 3
(75) 2 = 75 x 75
Step 4-Add 12 to it
=5625
Step 5-Divide it by 3
Step 6-Add 5 to it
Darshana P., IX A
Steps:
1.
First, multiply 5 by 5 and put composite digit 25 on
the right hand side
Answer=8
2.
Then add 1 to the upper left hand digit 7 to make it
8.
3.
Trick 3:
Then multiply 8 by the lower left hand digit 7. Put
the result(56) on the left hand side.
Step 1-Think of a positive number
4.
Step 2-Multiply it by 3
Step 3-Add 45 to it
Therefore the answer is 5625.
Example 2
Step 4-Double the number
(35)2=35 x 35
Step 5-Divide it by 6
=1225
Steps:
1.
Answer=15
First multiply 5 by 5 and put the result 25 on the
right hand side
2.
Add one to the upper left to make the digit 4
3.
Then multiply 4 by the lower left hand digit 3. The
result is 12. Answer = 1225
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Bhaskaracharya-II
first two books deal with Mathematics in detail and the
last two with Astronomy. When he was aged 69 years, he
composed another small book called Karana Kuthuhala.
Leelavathi is a book solving problems in arithmetic,
elementary algebra, geometry and mensurations.
Beejaganitham is fully devoted to advanced algebra.
Grahaganitham and Goladhyaya consist of compilation of
planetary motions, eclipses, etc. While Bhaskara
remembers his earlier mathematicians such as Aryabhata,
Brahmaguptha and Bhaskar-I, he missed to mention
another name Mahaveeracharya. But he seems to have
been influenced by latter “Ganitha Sara Sangraha'.
It is very significant to note that Bhaskara-II was the first
Hindu Astronomer in introducing Moon's Motion
Equation which is now called as Eviction Theory. His
Chakravata method in solving square root problem, used
lesser steps compared to Modern Euler's method. He also
discussed in detail, the permutations and combinations in
length. A famous German Scientist says that Bhaskara's
Chakravata Method is beyond praise.
This is first achieved before Lagrange,
the westerner. How proud we Indians
should be!
Bhaskaracharya-II is considered to be the most popular
among the Indian mathematicians and astronomers. He
was born in 1114 A.D. in a place called Bijjada Bida in the
mountain range of Sahyadri. His father was Maheswara, a
saintly and scholarly person.
Bhaskaracharya's famous literary work is Siddhanta
Siromani which consists of four parts namely Leelavathi,
Beejaganitham (algebra), Grahaganitham and
Goladhyaya. Leelavathi was his lovely daughter with
whom he reciprocated to solve many tricky problems. The
One of the I.S.R.O Satellites is named
after this great Mathematician.
Aditya K. M., VI A
Mathematics…!!
1.
In 2010, on World Maths Day, 1.13 million students
from more than 235 countries set a record correctly
answering 479,732,613 questions.
7.
Notches on animal bones show that people have
been doing mathematics, or at least making
computations, since around 30.000BC.
2.
Americans called mathematics 'math', arguing that
'mathematics' functions as a singular noun so 'math'
should be singular too.
8.
The word 'hundredth' in Old Norse, from which our
'hundred' derives, meant not 100 but 120.
9.
3.
They have been calling math's 'math' for much longer
than we have called it 'maths'.
“pure mathematics is, in its way, the poetry of logical
ideas.” (Albert Einstein).
4.
'Mathematics' is an anagram of 'me asthmatic'.
5.
The only number in English that is spelled with its
letters in alphabetical order is 'forty'
6.
The only Shakespeare play to include the word
'mathematics' is 'The Taming of The Shrew'.
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10. “Mathematics is the subject in
which we never know what we are
talking about nor whether what we
are saying is true.”-Bertrand
Russell
Apoorva B., X B
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Prize Winners
Recognizing talent and
encouraging students to
strive harder
Jubilant! The Girls Basket Ball Team of JSS Public School, HSR Layout
emerged as the runners up in the State Level Inter-School Basket Ball
Tournament 2014-15 in the under 16 category conducted by New
Horizon Public School. The team is seen here with their jubilant coach,
Mr. Saif H. Walikar who also received the the Best Coach Award.
Junior girls shared Winner Rolling Trophy with Cluney
Convent, conducted by Cluney Convent, Malleshwaram
11th Okinawa Goju -RYU International Karate-Do
Championship 2014 held at Ipoh, Malaysia. Jishnu a proud
member of the winning team from Bangalore participated in
the 8-9 years category. Seen here is Jishnu with the Principal
Mr. R U Patil and his karate instructor Mr. Suresh Babu.
Little Genius: Vibha Hugar of JSS Public School, HSR Layout
brought pride to the school as she bagged the Champion's
Trophy in the Brain O brain Test 2014 - a Karnataka State
Level Regional Abacus Competition. Principal of JSSPS Mr.
R.U. Patil handed over the trophy to Vibha Hugar.
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Aashitha VI A got IInd Prize in drawing and painting
Competition Conducted by Police Public School
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Kudos! The JSS Public School, HSR Layout, Seniors (under 16)
Basketball Boys Team brought laurels to their school by bagging the
Runners Trophy in the Inter-School Basketball Tournament 2014-15 in the
Poojitha of class IX A got IIIrd Prize in Doha singing
competition conducted by Police Public school
under 16 category conducted by VIBGYOR Public School. L-R: Sachin
Bajpai, Aditya, Coach Saif H Walikar, Mr. Mahesh, Yasshasu, and Tenzil.
Sayli Bande of VIth - Consolation prize in Drawing and
Painting competition conducted by Police Public School.
Aashitha Mohan of class IX A got consolation prize in Drawing
and Painting competition conducted by Police Public School.
JP Cricket Academy - Best Fielder Awardees. Akhilan- VI Std.;
Darshith - V Std., Prem Kumar- V Std.
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Subhiksha M of VII C and Pooja of VII B have won the Grand
Master Award in abacus conducted by Smart Kids Academy.
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JSS Public School, HSR Layout school profile was chosen as the best
Darshana P, IX A, participated in Asian Taekwondo
Championship held in Kathmandu, Nepal. She bagged 2
Silver and 2 Bronze Medals.
CMCA (Children's Movement for Civic Awareness) Star Revolutionary
& Civic Rangers out of the 31 schools that participated. L-R Shravan,
Hemant, Rachana and Pujitha receiving the award at the CMCA Star
Revolutionary & Civic Rangers at the Inspiration 2014 Awards.
Winners of Public Speaking conducted by First Leadership
Academy. L-R: Gunesh Bhat-VII B, Budding Star Award;
Abhyuday C M-IX B, Budding Star Award; Shreya N.-VIII B,
Judges Choice Award
Sanjana H.M.-IX A, proud winner of SOF scholarship of Rs.
5000/- for the year 2014-15
VIVA, An Inter-school and Junior College Festival:
The Girls Basket Ball Team of JSS Public School, HSR
Layout, emerged the 2nd runners up in the InterSchool Basketball Tournament 2014-15 in the under
16 category conducted by VIBGYOR Public School.
The girls plan to aim higher by working harder.
L-R: Sahana M D, Keerthana, Vibha P, Megha P, Coach
Saif H Walikar, Mr Balakrishna, Darshana P, Abhinaya
V., Sharon and Amruthavarshini.
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Prize Winners
Suttur Jathra
Mahotsava 2015
Inter-school Competition
Mahitha of XI won IV prize in solo singing
(Seniors)
Junior group won IInd Prize in singing competition
conducted by Mahavidhya Peetha, Suttur
Likitha -VII - IV prize in solo dance (Juniors)
Senior group won IIIrd Prize in singing competition
conducted by Mahavidhya Peetha, Suttur
Shriya Nair - IV prize in solo dance under junior
category (vachana)
Senior dance group won IInd prize in Suttur
Akriti Nayak- IInd Prize in solo classical
under senior category.
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Social Science
Konark Temple
Interesting Facts
About India
Konark Temple in Odisha is a very famous temple. The
India never invaded any country in her last 1,00,000
Sun God is worshipped in this temple. It was built
years of history.
between 1284-1264 AD by the King Langula Narasingh
Chess was invented in India.
Dev. The temple was built inside the sea. But the sea has
Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus are studies which
gone away from the temple and now it is 5 km away. This
originated in India.
temple is a unique piece in itself. But now many parts
The place value system and the decimal system were
have been ruined. No cement or concrete has been used
developed in India in 100BC.
in the temple. Iron plates are used to join the big pieces
of stone. A big magnet is kept on top of the temple which
India has the largest number of post offices in the world.
holds all the iron plates. The builders had
Yoga has its origin in India and has existed for over 5000
comprehensive knowledge of
years.
a s t r o n o m y, a r c h i t e c t u r e a n d
India is the largest democracy in the
electromagnetism.
world.
All Indians should be proud of Konark
India is the 7th largest country in the
temple. It is a world heritage site.
world and one of the most ancient
civilizations.
Bidisa Choudhury, V 'A'
Akanksha Kiran., IV 'B'
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An Unusual War
Jute
The Three Hundred and Thirty Five Years’ War (Dutch)
was an alleged theoretical state of war between the
Netherlands and Isles of Sicily (located off the
southwest coast of Great Britain).
The truth of this war ever existing is disputed. It is said to
have been extended by the lack of a peace treaty for 335
years without a single shot being fired, which makes it
one of the world's longest wars and a bloodless war.
Despite the uncertain validity of the declaration of war,
and thus uncertainty about whether or not a state of war
ever actually existed in the first place, peace was finally
declared in 1986, bringing to an end of a hypothetical
war that may have been legally considered to exist.
Jute was first made in India. It is a long, soft, shiny
vegetable fibre that can be spun into coarse, strong
threads. It is produced from plants in the genus
Corchorus.
Jute is the most affordable natural fibre. It primarily
comprises materials like cellulose and lignin. The jute
fibers are off-white to brown in colour and 1-4 meters
(3-12 feet) long.
Roy Duncan, historian and Chairman of Isles of Sicily
Council, wrote to the Dutch Embassy in London to
dispose of the myth that the islands were still at war.
Jute needs plain alluvial soil and standing water. The
Embassy staff found the myth to be accurate and Duncan
suitable climate for growing jute is offered by monsoon
invited the Dutch Ambassador Jonkheer Rein
climate (warm and wet climate). Temperature from 200
Huydecoper to visit the islands and
sign a peace treaty. Peace was declared
0
Celsius to 40 Celsius is favourable.
on 17th April 1986, 335 years after the
“war” began.
Shubha R., IX B
Rohan G., V ‘D’
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The discovery of
Ajanta Caves
In the early 19th century some British soldiers were out
There are about 30 caves at the site of Ajanta. It is
hunting in the Deccan plateau. One of them suddenly
counted amongst the UNESCO world heritage sites in
saw, from a height, a horseshoe rock; his curiosity
Maharashtra.
aroused by the entrance of a cave. The hunting party
ventured across the ravine of the Waghur River. And
“We, of our time, have played our part in preserving, and
they discovered several caves, against which bush,
we have pledged ourselves to the dead generations who
shrubs and stones had piled up. Goatherds were using a
have preserved intact for us this glorious
heritage, that we, too, will strive to be
few for shelter.
faithful to the end, and pass on this
tradition unblemished.”
- Eamon de Vlera
The government was informed about this finding and
soon the archaeologists began to excavate them. Many
experts have been restoring them since last 50 years.
Smruthi R., X A
The shock of discovery was worldwide.
All the rock cut caves had paintings on verandahs, inner
walls and ceilings. They revealed some of the most
beautiful masterpieces of world art.
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Computer
Digital Citizen
Yesterday
I am a Digital Citizen!
When I' am at school, I use my PERSONAL DEVICE for
Yesterday,
EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES only.
All those backups seemed a waste of pay.
* I will only use the assigned WI-FI network when I'm
Now my database has gone away.
at school
Oh I believe in Yesterday.
* I will keep my device safe and secure at all times.
Suddenly,
I listen to my GUT! I make sure that I am SAFE &
There is not half the files there used to be
APPROPRIATE when I am online.
And there's milestone hanging over me.
* I will visit appropriate websites that promote
The system crashed so suddenly.
learning and are for educational purposes.
* I will follow Copyright Laws, and will remember to
I pushed something wrong
cite the sources I use for all my projects.
What it was I could not say.
I listen to my HEAD! I will protect my PRIVATE INFO
Now all my data has gone
and the information of others.
And I long for Yesterday
* After I complete my work online, I will log out, and
not share my login or password with others.
Yesterday,
I listen to my HEART! I RESPECT myself and other
The need for backup seemed so far away,
when I am online. I use kind words, and remember
I knew my data was all here to stay,
that my “digital footprint” should not harm others.
Now I believe in Yesterday
I STAND UP and say “No!” to
CYBERBULLYING. I will tell an adult
if someone is being unkind or
harmful.
Pranav Rao, XI
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Manpreet Singh Arora, XI
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Computer Life
Life is like a computer
Save the good memories
Delete the sorrows
Upload happiness
Download knowledge
Scan for good friends
Debug pessimism
And if things don't work out
Just press Restart
Life before computer
A memory was something that you lost with age
Imposition Program
An application was for employment
Teacher asked me to write 'I won't talk in the class
100 times and submit'.
A program was a TV show
A cursor meant profanity
A keyboard was a piano
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main()
{
int i;
for(i=1;i<=100;i++)
printf(“I won't talk in the class\n”);
}
A web was a spider's home
A virus was the flu
A CD was a bank account
A hard drive was a long trip on the road
A mouse pad was where a mouse lived and if you had a 3
½ inch floppy
….you just hoped nobody found out.
I used my programming skills to write the imposition.
Niveditha Pradeep, XI
Nirmal Suresh, XI
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Newspapers in Education
Sign language class in progress
The Student Edition of newspapers provides articles and
newspaper, NIE classes are held on alternate weeks.
features covering diverse aspects such as national news,
Resource personnel who are experts in various subjects
international events, school news, life skills articles,
conducted various activities. Deccan Hearld resource
contributions from students, teachers and principals,
personnel conducted craft activities - origami, puppet
syllabus based mentoring, science and technology,
making, lamp shades, etc.; English activities -vocabulary,
counselling columns, health related issues, stories,
communication, grammar, etc.; Science - quiz, trivia
interviews with young achievers, sports, comics,
with facts, science with volume, etc.; Maths- Suduko,
quizzes, etc.
Vedic maths, etc.; and life skills activities.
The objective is to inform, educate and entertain the
The Hindu Resource personnel trained and guided
students. It also provides a platform for students to
students in bringing out their own class newspaper
showcase their talents participating in various
using write ups, advertisements, quizzes, articles,
competitions like handwriting, quiz, dance, elocution
reports, etc. helping out with the layout and
and many more.
presentation.
NIE Co-ordinators
The NIE (Newspapers in Education) classes conducted
have diverse and interesting subjects and topics.
For the academic year 2014-15, the school had 'The
Hindu' NIE program for classes 6, 7 and 8 and 'Deccan
Herald' NIE program for classes 4, 5 and 9.
Apart from receiving the student edition of the
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prmavaIr ca¸¶ : prmavaIr ca¸¶ saonaa tqaa ]sasao
jauD,o hue laaogaaoM kao idyaa jaanao vaalaa Baart ka
savaao-cca vaIrta sammaana hO.yah pdk Sa~u ko saamanao
ç
AdivatIya
saahsa ka pircaya donao pr idyaa jaata
hO.yah sammaana 26 janavarI 1950 maoM Sau$ ikyaa
gayaa.
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inaiKla esa naMdI
kxaa dsavaIM ba
98
jaIvana ka sahI naja,iryaa
mMaoro iSaxak
iSaxakaoM sao hmaoM imalata &ana Apar
krto vao hmaaro sapnao saakar
AaAao pZ,ao ]nako ivacaar
sakara%mak saaoca yaanaI jaIvana ko pìt ek eosaI saaoca jaao jaIvana jaInao ka
naja,iryaa badla dotI hO.yah Sabd eosao Aaz SabdaoM sao imalakr banaa hO jaao
Apnao Aap maoM Aa%maivaSvaasa sao Bara Kja,anaa hO jaao ivaVaqaI- hI nahIM hr ek
vyai@t ko jaIvana kao badlanao kI xamata rKta hO.
1 QaOya- 2 AaSaavaadI 3 saMtuYT 4 pòrNaa 5 laxya 6AadSa- 7 ivajaota
8 sahja
iSaxak AadSaao-M kI imasaala hO
hmaara jaIvana saM ^vaarto hOM iSaxak
QaOya- saflata kI phlaI saIZ,I hO jaao nakara%makta kao pasa BaTknao nahIM
inat nae &ana ka BaMDar laakr
dota.AaSaae^M hOM tao inaraSaa sao ]%pnna kuMzae^M pasa Aa nahIM saktI saMtaoYa
&ana hmaara hr pla baZ,ato hOM iSaxak
jaIvana ka maUla maM~ hO.khto BaI hOM saMtaoYa prma sauKma .jaIvana maoM yaid kao[-
Aagao baZ,nao kI AaSaa ka dIp jalaakr
pòirt krnao vaalaI pòrNaa hao tao manauYya ApnaI AcCa[-yaaoM AaOr baura[-yaaoM ko
jaIvana pqa p`kaiSat krto hOM iSaxak
baIca ka fasalaa tya krta hO. Apnaa laxya inaQaa-irt kroM saaqa hI kizna
pirsqait maoM BaI saMyama banaae rKo. ivajaota bananao ka
pòma AaOr sadBaavanaa
kI maUrt hO maoro iSaxak
ç
[nakI maihmaa Anaupma hO maora iSaxakaoM kao namana hO.
sapnaa doKoM.Apnaa jaIvana sahja sarla trIko sao
samaIxaa
kxaa paM^cavaIM ba
ijae^M yao maUla maM~ hOM jaao jaIvana ka naja,iryaa badla
doMgao.
mMaora jaIvana laxya
EaImatI homaa jaI
ihMdI AQyaaipka
maOM bacapna sao hI iSaixaka bananaa caahtI hUM ^.Qyaoya caunanao maoM maOM sada sao eosaa kuC
krnaa caahtI hM U^ ijasasao maoM samaaja ko ilae kuC kr sakUM ^.eosaa kama maOM iSaxak
banakr hI kr saktI hUM ^.iSaxak BaavaI pIZ,I kao AcCo saMskar dokr samast
samaaja ko dRiYTkaoNa maoM hI maUla pirvat-na laa sakto hOM.baalapna maoM ga`hNa ike gae
saMskaraoM ka p`Baava pUro jaIvana ko kayaao-M maoM Jalakto hOM.eosao maoM iSaxakaoM ko haqaaoM maoM
doSa ko BaivaYya kI baagaDaor haotI hO.maOM BaI ek saMskarI AadSa- iSaxak banakr
]%kRYT kaoiT ko naagairk tOyaar krnaa caahtI hUM ^.mauJao p`tIxaa hO ]sa idna kI
jaba maOM Apnao sapnaaoM kao saakar kr pa}M ^gaI tqaa
maOqalaISarNa gauPt jaI BaaM ît khM U^gaI “maorI vaaNaI mauKirt
hao fUT pD,ogaI [sa BaUtla kao hI svaga- banaanao Aayaa” maoro
jaIvana ka svaPna yahI rhogaa.
MüÉælÉ
Ujµc qÉæÇ
qÉlÉÉåUÇeÉlÉ MüÐ SÒÌlÉrÉÉ qÉåÇ WûÏUÉå
Í¯É¤ÉÉ MüÐ SÒÌlÉrÉÉ qÉåÇ qÉÉxOûU
Ucjµ
Ucjµ
qÉæÇ
UÉåÄeÉaÉÉU MüÐ SÒÌlÉrÉÉ qÉåÇ AÍkÉMüÉUÏ
Ucjµ
qÉæÇ
mÉWûcÉÉlÉÉå qÉÑfÉå, MüÇmrÉÔOûU
99
qÉæÇ
Ucµj
xÉÇaÉÏiÉ MüÐ SÒÌlÉrÉÉ MüÉ UÊMüxOûÉU
]rvaI pinayaa
kxaa saatvaIM sa
Ucjµ
CsÉåYOíûÉåÌlÉYxÉ MüÐ SÒÌlÉrÉÉ MüÉ UÉeÉÉ
Ucjµ
WûU LMü Måü eÉÏuÉlÉ MüÉ ÌWûxxÉÉ
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qÉæÇ
Ucjµ
qÉæÇ||
qÉæÇ
qÉæÇ
AÉU. ´ÉÏsÉiÉÉ
MüÇmrÉÔOûU AkrÉÉÌmÉMüÉ
AaAao jaanao BaartIya saMskRit
saMskRit maanava kI samast kamaaoM vyaapar AaOr AiBavyai@t ka pyaa-ya hO.saMskRit
iksaI raYT/ ko sqaaiya%va ]sakI Baavanaa%mak pirYkRit ka AnaMt kala tk
p`vaaiht haonao vaalaa kaoYa hO.iksaI BaI doSa kI saMskRit va prMpraAaoM maoM gahna
saMbaMQa haota hO.BaartIya saMskRit maoM AaSaavaaidta hYaao-llaasa kI Baavanaa kao
A%yaMt mah%va idyaa jaata hO.pUjaa, pva-, ]%sava, maolao tqaa rMga [sako ]jjvala
pxa hOM.AapsaI saaOhad-, ]darta, imalana pòma Aaid maanavaIya BaavanaaAaoM kao puYT
krnao vaalao yaha^M ko rIit irvaaja, manauYya sao dRZ, Aai%mak saMbaMQa sqaaipt krto
hOM.]darta va saihYNauta BaartIya saMskRit kI p`mauK ivaSaoYata hO.yahI karNa hO
kI hmaarI saMskRit va maanyataAaoM ka p`saar caIna, jaapana, laMka, maQya eiSayaa va
dixaNa pUva- eiSayaa tk huAa .BaartIya saMskRit kI vaOcaairk EaoYzta ka
pirNaama hO ik yaha^M Qama-, klaa, saaih%ya, iva&ana saBaI xao~aoM maoM ABaUtpUva- saflata
imalaI.vaod &ana ko BaMDar hOM.manau smaRit ka jaIvana dSa-na caaNa@ya kI rajanaIit
dNDI ka klaa dSa-na AjaMta kI ica~ klaa dixaNa Baart ko maMidraoM kI maUit-klaa
ramaayaNa, mahaBaart, gaIta jaOsao ga`Mqa BaartIya saMskRit ko
Anaupma ]dahrNa hOM.AaQyaai%mak saMskRit haoto hue BaI
BaartIya saMskRit maoM BaaOitk vaO&ainak ]nnait kao BaI
pyaa-Pt mah%va idyaa jaa rha hO.
imala gayaa sabak
naoha dor rat tk TIvaI doKtI maaobaa[la pr vaIiDyaao gaoma KolatI yaa caOT
krtI .[sailae jaba kxaa maoM AQyaaipka pZ,atI tao ]sao naIMd AatI.ek
idna AQyaaipka nao kha naoha tumhara Qyaana pZ,a[- maoM nahIM rhta hO. tuma
kxaa sao baahr calaI jaaAao eosaa phlaI baar nahIM huAa qaa.vah pZ,a[- maoM
haoiSayaar qaI .iksaI BaI ivaYaya pr ]saka &ana ]sako baaolanao ko AMdaja, kao
ç
pUro ivadyaalaya
maoM saraha jaata qaa.]sanao phlao k[- pìtyaaoigataAaoM maoM jaIt
AiEata maaohna
kxaa navaIM A
ç
haisala kI qaI.laoikna ek idna jaba vah ivadyaalaya
phu^McaI tao ]sanao doKa
saaih%ya maoM saaoca kI naIMva rKnao
vaalao yaugaicaMtk qao BaartoMdu
ç
ivadyaalaya
ko pàMgaNa maoM ijalaastrIya BaaYaNa pìtyaaoigata ka Aayaaojana hao
rha hO yah jaanakr vah sanna rh ga[- .]sao AaScaya- huAa ik kxaa
AQyaaipka nao ]sao yah phlao @yaaoM nahIM batayaa tBaI ]sakI kxaa
AQyaaipka vaha^M phu^McaI naoha kao doKto hI baaolaI naoha tumharI kOsaI tOyaarI hO
[sa baar tumhIM ivajaota banaaogaI mauJao pUra ivaSvaasa hO.naoha nao pUCa maOma Aapnao
mauJao pìtyaaoigata ko baaro maoM phlao @yaaoM nahIM batayaa maOma AaScaya- sao baaolaI maOMnao
tao tumho KasataOr pr batayaa qaa.maOma eosaa khkr calaI ga[- AaOr naoha yahI
jaananao kI kaoiSaSa kr rhI qaI ik maOma nao kba batayaa qaa.jaba ]sakI
saholaI nao batayaa ik maOma nao bauQavaar kao tIsaro pIiryaD maoM batayaa qaa tao vah
saaocanao lagaI AaOr Apnao Aap sao khnao lagaI Aaoh ja,$r maOM }^MGa rhI hao}^MgaI
AaOr maOma kI baat pr Qyaana nahIM do pa[-.[sa baar
pìtyaaoigata maoM jaIt naoha kI nahIM Svaota kI
hu[-.[sa GaTnaa sao naoha kao sabak imala cauka qaa
AaOr ]sanao Apnao saBaI kama samaya pr krnao Sau$
kr ide.vah phlao kI trh kxaa maoM Qyaana BaI donao
isawI pinayaa
lagaI.
kxaa pa^M cavaIM sa
saaih%ya maoM saaoca kI naIMva rKnao vaalao Aga`NaI saaih%yakar BaartoMdu hirSacaMd/
AsaaQaarNa pìtBaa ko QanaI va dUrdSaI- qao AaOr ]nhaoMnao saaih%ya ko maaQyama sao
samaaja maoM saaqa-k hstxaop ikyaa AaOr [sakI Sai@t ka ]pyaaoga krto hue Aama
janamaanasa maoM jaagaRit laanao kI kaoiSaSa kI tqaa drvaajaaoM maoM kOd ivaQaa kao Aama
laaogaaoM sao jaaoD,to hue [sao saamaaijak badlaava ka maaQyama banaa idyaa.
BaartoMdu hirSacaMd nao ]sa daOr maoM ihMdI saaih%ya ko Aayaama
kao na[- idSaa dI jaba AMgaòjaaoM ka Saasana qaa AaOr ApnaI
baat kh panaa kizna qaa.]nhaoMnao ApnaI Baavanaa vya@t
krnao ko ilae naaTkaoM vyaMgyaaoM ka baohtrIna [stomaala
ikyaa.]nako laoKna sao na[- pIZ,I kao laoKna ka bala
imalaa AaOr ihMdI saaih%ya samaRdçQa huAa.
Fragrance 2014-2015
AmaRta esa.
kxaa navaIM A
100
Sanskrit
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xÉÑZÉÉÍjÉïlÉ: MÑüiÉÉå ÌuÉ±É MÑüiÉÉå ÌuÉ±ÉÍjÉïlÉ: xÉÑZÉqÉç ||
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mÉÑxiÉMüxjÉÉ iÉÑ rÉÉ ÌuÉ±É mÉUWûxiÉaÉiÉÇ kÉlÉqÉç |
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101
uÉ×¤ÉÉhÉÉqÉç qÉWûiuÉqÉç
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lÉÉËUMåüsÉÉå SØRûTüsÉÉå qÉWûÉuÉ×¤ÉÉå qÉWûÉTüsÉ: |
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SÉÌQûqÉÏ U£üMÑüxÉÑqÉÉ SliÉoÉÏeÉÉ zÉÑMüÌmÉërÉÉ |
SÉÌQûqÉÇ SÏmÉlÉqÉç WØû±qÉç UÉåcÉlÉÇ lÉÉÌiÉÌmÉ¨ÉsÉqÉç ||
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iÉimÉÉSÍzÉUÉåqÉ‹É zÉÑ¢üsÉÉ uÉÉiÉÌmÉ¨ÉÎeÉiÉç ||
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zÉÑwMüÉqsÉSÉÌQûqÉÏxÉÉU: YuÉÍjÉiÉÇ MüTüuÉÉiÉWØûiÉç ||
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MüSsÉÏ
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102
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Art & Craft
Integrating Art and Craft with General Curriculum
Art is interwoven in almost all subjects in general
Science
curriculum. The main benefit of constructing a teaching
Nature has always been an inspiration to the artist. Art
module is that art can be integrated in the other subjects.
can be of great help to understand nature through
This leads the subjects to understand the topic in a
science. Leaves, fossils, bones, shells can create
better way and helps in developing a keen interest in the
interesting articles. Creating 3D models for science can
subject of art.
create the base of future inventions of our young
scientists.
Language
The language teacher can encourage students to
Mathematics
correlate their lessons with Art & Craft. Stories and
Art & Maths are closely related to each other. A project of
poems from the course can become the basis of pictorial
origami is a very simple way to teach the complex
or three dimensional expression.
geometry formula. Lines, proportions, shapes, sizes are
the fundamental concepts of mathematics which are the
Social Science
elements and principals of art.
In Social Science, students gradually expand their
Source: Pidilite
horizon of knowledge from their immediate
environment to the broader aspects of the world. To
develop interest, teachers can help them by using visual
representations through charts, maps, graphs,
drawings, murals and sculptures. These could be related
to history, geography and civics.
M. I. Badagi
Art Teacher
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Rajath M., IV-B
V. Deepthi, VII-B
Neha Angadi, VI-A
Harshith P., IV-B
Nishu Gami, VIII-A
Sree Pavithra, V C
Nikhil Nandi, X-B
Janhavi G., III-A
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Chalk Carving
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Sharadwan H. S., IX-B
Sejal, V-B
Sanjoli Tewari, IV-D
L. Pujitha, IX-A
Ankita S. L., V-A
Darshana. P., IX-A
Spoorthi, VI-B
Medha, IV-D
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Praneel S. P., V-A
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Ramya Prabhu, VIII-B
Rashmitha, X-B
Sudarshini, V-C
Disha Bhat, V-B
Aastha, VI-A
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Harshith Y. A., III-B
Divya R., II-A
Rajvi C., VI-A
Pranav P., IV-D
Akansha Kiran, IV-B
N. Kavya, IX-B
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Rachana N., VI-A
Smruthi R., X-A
Ashitha A. A., VI-A
Aarzoo, V-C
Harshita R., VI-A
Monali, VII-A
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Keerthana, IV-A
Sai Priya, VI-C
Pavithra M., VIII-C
Aashritha, IX-A
Anushka Kumar, VI-C
K. Keerthi, X-A
Karthik Sharma, IV-C
Anannya .S. Patel, X-A
Bhuvana D., VII-A
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Nursery
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