Personality Development - City Montessori School

February 2010 Volume I Issue 10
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Golden Jubilee Celebrations
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THINK
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Personality Development
Postal Regn. GPO/LW/NP-56/2009-11
Regn. No. UPENG/2009/28201
For developing global personality of children to unite the world
A Monthly Bulletin of
City Montessori School is the
World’s Largest City School
with over 37,000 students
ONE CHILD CHANGES,
THE WORLD CHANGES
UNESCO
City Montessori School
is the Recipient of the
2002-UNESCO Prize
for Peace Education
This CMS bulletin is being published for the past 30 years. Now it has been renamed as 'Personality Development'
to emphasise on personality development of students with special focus on global unity as their predominant trait.
CMS Tableau on Article 51 of the Indian Constitution
wins second prize at Republic Day Parade 2010
CMS Republic Day Tableau based on
Article 51 of the Constitution of India was highly
applauded at this year's Republic Day Parade as
it proudly moved along the main road
proclaiming the urgent need to form a World
Parliament, World Court of Justice and a World
Government Secretariat. According to renowned
educationist, Dr Jagdish Gandhi, Founder of
CMS, 'Article 51 of the Constitution of India' is
the answer to solving the problems of the world
peacefully as it will unite all the countries of the
world into one single political entity with the
CMS Republic Day Tableau based on Article 51
thread of love, peace, harmony, cooperation and
of the Constitution of India
unity. The quintessence of the tableau was to
instil feelings of oneness of mankind, the need for
united efforts of the entire human race to form a consensus for immediate formation of world
Parliament, world court of Justice and World Government to herald everlasting peace on earth. The
theme of the tableau was corroborated by the loud clapping of the crowds that had lined one both sides
of the road through which it passed. The various Branches of CMS presented inspiring and colourful
cultural items, folk dances, drills and action songs much to the delight of the spectators. Most of these
cultural items were awarded prizes.
(see details on pages 4 and 5)
Grand Gala of Folk Dances at CISV Camp
Children participating in a month-long 16th
Children's International Summer Village (CISV) Camp
named 'Hop, Step and Jump Village' presented a
spectacular show of traditional folk dances and musical
melodies on their 'Open Day' held at CMS Kanpur Road
auditorium much to the delight of the eager audience
which clapped heartily for them. On the special day of
Dance for unity and friendship by junior
counsellors of CISV Camp
the camp, the Chief Guest, Mrs Sunita Aron, Resident
Editor, Hindustan Times, lit the sacred lamp of learning
to inaugurate the function and blessed the participants of
13 countries. Addressing the august gathering of parents
and distinguished guests, Mrs Aron said that this is a
shining example of unity in diversity in the world
wherein children of different cultures and languages
lived together and learned from each other leading to
mutual understnaing and mutual give and take. This
camp helped in instilling the feelings of World Unity and
World Brotherhood in children and developed long
lasting friendship among them. The present generation
needs to be united and peaceful as they will become the
leaders of tomorrow. Our culture teaches unity and
equality of religions and the ongoing camp was one more
laudable step towards that goal. The young
representatives of New Zealand, Indonesia, Australia,
Canada, Germany, Sweden, Japan, USA, Brazil,
Norway, Denmark, Philippines and India presented
scintillating educational-cultural items keeping the
audience awestruck with the quaint items presented by
them.
CMS records 11 selections in NTSE
11 students of CMS were selected in
the prestigious 'National Talent Search
(NTS) Examination. In this national level
prestigious examination, the total number
of 16 students of class VIII were selected
from various schools of Lucknow in
which maximum 11 students were from
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CMS. Students of various campuses of
CMS, who were selected in this
prestigious examination, include Akshat
Srivastava, Suvrat Bhusan, Vivek Banerji
(CMS Gomti Nagar); Kshtiz Jaiswal,
Vishal Pandey (CMS Kanpur Road);
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A group of the delegates of CISV Camp with the
CMS Founders Dr J. Gandhi & Dr B. Gandhi
Indonesia, Australia, Canada, Germany, Sweden,
Japan, USA, Brazil, Norway, Denmark, Philippines
and India left for their homelands taking with them
loads of friendship, love and unity.
Special show of educative
films for street children
CMS screened a special show of educative films
in its ever running 'Character Building Children's Film
Festival' at the Capitol Cinema Hall, on the first day of
New Year, 1 January for the street and orphaned
children. The Founder of CMS and renowned
educationist Dr Jagdish Gandhi was present on the
occasion to share the joy of children. Approximately
850 children of Shaheed Memorial Society,
Rajajipuram, were specially invited by CMS to see the
movies. Dr Jagdish Gandhi met these children very
warmly, gave them sweets and spent quite a time with
them.
Children coming out of the theatre after
seeing educative films
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(1)
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CISV Hop Step and Jump village concluded on
24th January 2010 at CMS Kanpur Road. Delegates
from 13 countries of the world namely New Zealand,
Prakalp Singh Gabrial and Rajan Singh
(CMS Aliganj Campus I); Atul Kumar
Vaish (CMS Anand Nagar); Zeeshan Ali
(CMS Mahanagar Campus I); Mayank
Rajani (CMS Mahanagar Campus III)
and Sumit Sagar (CMS Station Road).
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CISV Camp concludes
at CMS Kanpur Road
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Highlights
1. Creative Writing Contest
results on page 3
2. Republic Day Parade
highlights on pages 4 & 5
3. Annual Examination Scheme
on page No. 6
Kindly listen everyday to
Dr JAGDISH GANDHI
Morning Transmission
1. Aastha TV channel 4.30 am to 4.50 am
2. Jan Sandesh TV channel 7.30 am to
7.50 am
3. Azad TV channel 8.20 am to 9.00 am
Evening Transmission
1. Local TV channel (CMS Activities)
6.30 pm to 7.00 pm
2. No. 1 TV channel 7.40 pm to 8.00
pm
(1) CMS is the Guinness Books of World Record holder as the world’s largest school by pupils (with 37,000 students on roll now) (2) CMS is the First school of the world to be awarded
the UNESCO Prize for Peace Education (2002) and (3) The only school to organise and host 28 international events annually. See http://www.cmseducation.org
CMS NEWS — WORDS OF WISDOM
FEBRUARY 2010 (2)
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pkfg,A izR;sd O;fDr ds thou dk mn~ns’; bZ’ojh; gksuk
pkfg,A izR;sd dk;Z ds ihNs fNih Hkkouk yksd dY;k.k gh gksuk
pkfg,A ,slk mn~ns’; gksus ls bZ’oj ls fujUrj lgk;rk] izsj.kk
rFkk ÅtkZ izkIr gksxhA thou mn~ns’; dks cgqr tYnh izkIr djus
dh fpUrk ugha djuh pkfg,A ;fn iwjs thou Hkj esa Hkh mn~ns’;
izkIr u gks rc Hkh grk’k ugha gksuk pkfg,A thou dk vlyh
mn~ns’; gj iy ijekRek ds dk;Z esa yxk jguk gSA
¼12½ fujUrj yxs jgus ls /;s; dh izkfIr gksrh gS %&
oSKkfud ,Mh’ku ds thou dk ,dek= mn~ns’; cYo
cukuk FkkA og cYo cukus ds iz;kl esa gtkjksa ckj vlQy gq,
ysfdu og vius iz;kl esa tjk Hkh fujk’k ugha gq,A ,Mh’ku 40
o"kksZ ds fujUrj iz;kl ds ckn cYo cukus esa lQy gq,A ;g
,Mh’ku ds /;s;] fujUrrk] izHkq ij vxk/k fo’okl rFkk izHkq
izkFkZuk dh thr FkhA ,Mh’ku ds ?kj esa /ku] ;’k] lq[k rFkk g"kZ ds
vEckj yx x;sA vczkghe fyadu dk vR;f/kd xjhch esa thou
chrk FkkA fyadu us ’kq:vkrh nkSj esa cM+s gh yxu ls vusd
NksVh&NksVh ukSdfj;k¡ dhA mUgksaus ,d jn~nh dh nqdku esa ukSdjh
djrs gq, viuh lsok Hkkouk rFkk yxu ls vius ekfyd dks cgqr
izHkkfor fd;kA ekfyd us [kq’k gksdj vczkghe fyadu ds fy,
i<+kbZ dh O;oLFkk dj nhA vkxs pydj ;g ckyd vesfjdk tSls
fo’kky ns’k dk jk"Vªifr cudj rFkk iztkrkaf=d O;oLFkk ds
tud ds :i esa fo’o dh igpku cukA
¼13½ dk;Z ;k O;olk; ls NqV~Vh u ysus ds ykHk %&
1NqV~Vh u ysus okyksa dks NqV~Vh ysus okyksa dh rqyuk esa
vf/kd osru dh izkfIr gksrh gSA bl rjg vf/kd dk;Z djus ds
volj izkIr gksus ds lkFk vkfFkZd ykHk Hkh gksrk gS rFkk ifjokj
esa lEeku c<+rk gSA
2fujUrj dke djus ls fu/kkZfjr dk;Z esa xq.koRrk
vkrh gSA dk;Z ds izfr gekjh :fp c<+rh gSA gekjs
xq.koRrk ls Hkjs dk;Z ls vkfQl ds vf/kdkjh [kq’k gksrs
gSaA dk;Z dk cks> ugha jgrk gSA
3vodk’kksa esa Hkh ukSdjh ;k O;olk; esa le; nsus
ls vfrfjDr vk; gksrh gS ftlls ifjokj dh vko’;drk;sa
Bhd rjg ls iwjh gksrh gaSA
4fujarj dk;Z djus ls usr‘Ro dh {kerk rFkk cqf)
dk fodkl gksrk gSA dk;Z esa fujUrj iwjs euks;ksx ls yxs
jgus ls Å¡pk lkspus dk LoHkko fodflr gksrk gSA
rkfdZd cqf) gks tkrh gSA dke dh ckjhfd;ksa ls ifjp;
gksrk gSA vuko’;d NqV~Vh u ysus ls ru rFkk eu LoLFk
gksrk gSA fopkjksa esa fc[kjko ugha oju~ fopkj ,dkxz
rFkk O;ofLFkr gksrs gaSA
¼14½ dk;Z ;k O;olk; ls NqV~Vh ysus dh gkfu;k¡ %&
1O;fDr vius dk;Z ;k O;olk; ls vuko’;d :i
ls NqV~Vh ysus ls fdadrZO;foeq.k gks tkrk gSA ,sls O;fDr
dk vius fuf’pr dk;Z ;k O;olk; ls /;ku gV tkus ds
dkj.k le; dVuk eqf’dy gks tkrk gSA bl dkj.k ls og
flusek] u’ks] xyr laxr vkfn csdkj dk;ksZ esa og Vkbe
ikl djus yxrk gSA vkxs pydj mls fujk’kk rFkk
vkyl ?ksj ysrk gSA ml O;fDr dk efLr"d cq> tkrk
gSA bl izdkj fujk’k rFkk vkylh O;fDr thou esa gkFkksa
ls dke djus ds lkFk gh lkFk efLr"d ls lkspuk Hkh can
dj nsrk gS vkSj thrs gq, e‘R;q dks izkIr djrk gSA
2dk;Z esa ykijokgh djus okys O;fDr dks muds
vf/kdkjh ftEesnkjh ls Hkjs dk;Z nsuk can dj nsrs gSaA
egRoiw.kZ dk;ksZ ls oafpr gks tkus ds dkj.k ,sls O;fDr dh
dk;Z dq’kyrk rFkk yksdfiz;rk /khjs&/khjs ?kVus yxrh gSA
vkxs pydj og O;fDr viuh ykijokgh ds dkj.k Lo;a
dqaBk] fujk’kk rFkk grk’kk ls f?kj tkrk gSA
3og ukSdjh rFkk O;olk; ds }kjk viuh vkRek
ds fodkl dk vewY; volj Hkh [kks nsrk gSA bl izdkj
,d NksVh lh vKkurk mlds HkkSfrd] lkekftd rFkk
vk/;kfRed fodkl dks jksd nsrh gSA
4vuko’;d NqV~Vh ysus okyksa dks NqV~Vh u ysus
okyksa dh rqyuk esa de osru dh izkfIr gksrh gSA vk; de
gksus ls ifjokj esa lEeku ?kVrk gSA
5dk;Z esa xq.koRrk ?kVrh gSA dk;Z ds izfr gekjh
v:fp c<+rh gSA gekjs xq.koRrkfoghu rFkk foyEc ls
dk;Z dks iwjk djus ls vkfQl ds vf/kdkjh rFkk xzkgd
vlarq"V rFkk ukjkt jgrs gSaA
6dk;Z fu/kkZfjr le; esa ugha fuiVus ls dk;Z dk
cks> fnu izfrfnu c<+rk tkrk gSA dk;Z dk cks> c<+us ls
lnSo ruko cuk jgrk gSA rukoiw.kZ thou thus ls vusd
jksx ?ksj ysrs gSaA
"A day will come when the world will approach India in its quest for peace and India will become the light of the world." - Mahatma Gandhi
CMS NEWS —CREATIVE WRITING CONTEST
FEBRUARY 2010 (3)
Creative Writing Contest
organised by CMS Editorial Department
Result of Creative Writing Contest — Senior Section
First
PRE-PRIMARY ART
Arya, Montessori, Samridhi, Montessori,
Aminabad
RDSO
Nikita Kapoor, XIID, Gomti Nagar
Tripil Nigam, XII C2
Second Ameena Akhlaq, IXA, Mahanagar (III)
Swasika Singh, XA, Mahanagar (I)
Ridhima Maurya, IXA, Rajendra Nagar (III)
Third
Vamika Agarwal, Mahanagar (III)
Priyanka Chatterjee, Mahanagar (III)
Shubham Agarwal, XA, R. Nagar (III)
Pragya, Mahanagar (III)
Sonali Gupta XA, Rajendra Nagar (III)
Radhika Pandey, IXB, Mahanagar (II)
Shivi Lakhakala, X I, Gomti Nagar
Sp. Men
Shivani Mishra, IX A, Rajendra Nagar (III)
Tuba Saleem, XII C2 Chowk
Anjili Gupta, XII C2, Chowk
Cons.
Vishali Gupta, XII, Mahanagar III
Bushra, X A2, Chowk
Kritika Shukla XA, Mahanagar (II)
Vivek Bisht, XII A, Mahanagar (II)
Ritesh Kumar, IX A2, Chowk
Ankita Gupta, X A, Mahanagar (III)
Dream of a better tomorrow
Vaidehi, Montessori-A Pranjal, Montessori-B
Aliganj II
Aliganj II
Devesh, I
Aminabad
Wafa, Montessori I
Chowk
Quarain, Nursery A
Asharfabad
Kisa, Montessori
Asharfabad
Kulsoom, Nursery A
R. Nagar (304)
Mudit, Nursery B
RDSO
Lokesh, Nursery A Prakhar, Montessori A
Anand Nagar
Anand Nagar
Vidhan Seth, I
Jopling Road
Karan, Kindergarten
Station Road
Ishita, Montessori C Rajeshwari, Nursery B
Rajendra Nagar I
Indira Nagar
I would be happier if
1st
every individual joined
Prize
hands and contributed
something to make the
world a better place to live
in.
The world never felt so
broken in body and soul by frightening
frequent bomb blasts. In actual fact the
economic crisis is main cause of this
turmoil. The changing graph of terrorism
on the global matrix has created fear and
in the world. The present is the era of
global citizenship. If all the people of the
world joined hands to unite the problem
of terrorism would vanish immediately.
The world has changed drastically, be
it religion, politics, climate, advances in
science and the challenges brought along
in their wake. The 26-11-09 attacks in
Mumbai have exposed the breaches in our
security system and the failure of our
political parties. It has shown the folly of
selfishness.
At this moment, people need
compassion, not cold blood. If we do not
change the world for the better it will
change for the worse.
If only we could realize how
humanity should live these terrible things
would not happen. Every one should
realize that light and darkness are the two
facets of life and none can be avoided and
even if we do stumble or fall down we can
always dust ourselves and keep going.
What does peace mean? Most of us
would say ending wars, terrorism, armed
conflict and to foster good relations with
every country. Peace is that blissful
feeling which one gets on looking at
misty snow-covered Himalayas, a
beautiful picture, nature's unsurpassable
beauty, or by looking and touching a
flower.
People greet each other in India by
saying "Namastay" which means that
God resides in every individual's heart, so
let us not kill the God in us. Let us stop the
hands of hatred throttling the peace of
mind.
Killing people has become common
and jehad a fond vocation. To escape the
consequences man uses God's name. Kill
people because you want to, but spare
His name!
I agree that mere writing, reading or
preaching would not change the world but
it definitely can change our attitude, and
by tomorrow even if a single individual
looks at the world a bit differently it will
be a change worth toasting!
Nikita Kapoor, XI D
Gomti Nagar Campus
Topics
1. I would be happiner it....
2. God came in my dream and
offered to replace my mother with
any other woman of my choice...
3. Yesterday I saw him begging on
the crossing and today I saw him
in a luxury car...
4. They said she was able to utter a
few words before she died...
5. If I could break the Guinness
World Record, it would be for...
6. One night I looked out of window
and saw the neighbour...
You Gotta Believe Me!
One night I looked out
of the window and saw my
2nd
neighbour Mr Chandel
Prize
coming out of his house.
He was acting as a puppet
and walking at the back of
his farm. Mr Chandel had
a bad reputation. He used
to chase kids off his land with a pitchfork.
He acted mean and strange. Nobody
showed up anywhere near his farm if they
could help it.
Let me introduce myself. I am a
fourteen year old teenage girl. I am good
at Maths and science. My parents are old
hippies of the sixties. I must be the only
kid in the entire world whose parents
won't have a T.V. in the house. They say
that TV rots the brain. They believe that I
don't have to sit in front of an idiot box that
tells us how to think.
Let's come back to my story. I saw Mr
Chandel sneeking in his field. Now, I was
very curious to know what the matter was
all about. I tiptoed downstairs, opened the
front door and sneaked out to follow Mr
Chandel. When I reached the farm, my
heart practically stopped beating. A flying
saucer stood there.
Now, I realized the whole situation. As
I told you, we had no TV in our house. To
make up for no TV, my parents bought me
a telescope a few years ago. They knew I
liked reading science fiction about outer
space and stuff. From then onwards. I
started watching the sky every night and I
started seeing flying saucers. Sure,
nobody saw them but then nobody else
watched for them. Now, I understood that
this was one of the flying saucers which I
used to see.
It was much bigger than I thought. It
was about as big as half a football field! It
was bright and shiny. There were stairs
going up into the center of it. And walking
up and down the stairs were there. The
aliens! The things from outer space. The
next thing I saw was Mr Chandel talking
to those aliens. They didn't look like
anything I'd ever seen, except in
nightmares.
Their skin was a green colour. They
had giant mush where their hair should be.
They walked on six legs. Two arms grew
out of their back and instead of hands, they
had heads with big, glittery eyes. They
had tentacles all over their heads with
giant claws. A slimy gringo dripped from
their bodies.
My mouth dropped open and I started
trembling. I wanted to get out of there….
fast. But I couldn't leave. I had to see what
they were talking about with Mr Chandel.
Their voices sounded gloppy as if they
had bad throat. And to my surprise, they
were definitely speaking in English. A few
aliens held strange looking silver
instruments. Every few minutes they
pointed them at the sky. Mr Chandel was
talking as if he was hypnotized, he surely
was, by the aliens.
I heard them talk between themselves.
"We are almost at stage three", slobbered
Alien Number One. "This signal will be
the final care." "It is the earthlings own
“Either the world will unite or it will perish.” - Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru
fault, slobbered Alien Number Two.
"Sending television waves out into the
space by them gave us the idea." Alien
Number One said, "We learned their
language and made this Mr Chandel the
Earthling under our control, we told them
to understand the importance of television
to them."
"It has been ten long years the invisible
message we have been broadcasting
through their TV programs have made
them weak and stupid. Earthlings do not
believe in flying saucers. They think we are
science fiction," Alien Number Two
snuffled. This last message will finish
them," Alien Number one continued."
They will not be able to resist, they will be
helpless before us and will simply give
up". "When do we broadcast?" Alien
Number Two asked. "In exactly twenty
earth hours, we start at eight O' Clock
tomorrow. What the Earthlings call prime
time."After that they left.
I couldn't believe my ears. All these
years, TV really had been weakening the
human race! Just as my parents said! May
be the no-TV rule had been a good idea
after all. The next day I looked around. It
was a normal, sunny day. People walked
around. No one knew that aliens were
about to take over the world. No one
seemed to care. But I cared. And I had an
idea.
The aliens had built something to send
out their word waves. Maybe I could build
something that would get in the way of
them, so they wouldn't reach anyone's TV
set. Maybe I could build a mirror to reflect
the alien waves back at them. I raced over
to the supermarket. I grabbed a cart. And I
filled it with every single roll of aluminum
foil in the store. I dragged the foil home to
my garage. I started building my giant
mirror. Then I carried it to Mr. Chandel's
farm.
I made sure no one saw me with my
mirror. I hid it in the woods behind the
barn. Then I crawled closer to see what was
going on. The alien ship sat there. The
satellite dish appeared ready. It looked
awfully big. I managed to haul the screen
up to a high branch of a big tree. From
there, I could see the alien satellite dish. I
only hoped the aliens couldn't see me. I
pointed my screen in the right direction.
Then I waited. At exactly eight o'clock, a
blue light came streaming from the alien
dish. I held my breath. The light hit my
reflector and bounced right back to the
alien ship. I waited, that's when the blue
light went out. The alien dish pulled back
into the ship and then the ship took off,
straight up into the air. The last I saw of it, it
was soaring toward the stars.
I saved the world from alien attack. So
that's the end of my story. I spend a lot of
time behind my telescope these days.
Hey, over there. Did you see those
flashing lights? It's back! Look – the alien
ship is back!
You believe me – don't you?
Ameena Akhlaq, IX A
Mahanagar (I)
(Rest of the prize winning articles will be
printed in the next issue of Bulletin)
CMS NEWS — REPUBLIC DAY HIGHLIGHTS 2010
FEBRUARY 2010 (4)
CMS Republic Day Tableau - 2010
based on Article 51 of the Constitution of India
The first scene of the Republic Day Tableau of City Montessori School
taken out on 26th January, 2010 in Lucknow
WE WANT - ONE WORLD PARLIAMENT
FOR GLOBAL JUSTICE, WORLD UNITY AND WORLD PEACE
“Either the world will unite or it will perish.”
-Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru
1 ESTABLISH
WORLD COURT OF JUSTICE complete
with Enforceable World Laws
for World Unity and World Peace
“Law and Order are the medicine of the body politic and when the
body politic gets sick, medicine must be administered”
2 ESTABLISH
WORLD GOVERNMENT
for Global Governance,
World Unity and World Peace
3 CALL URGENTLY
A meeting of World Leaders
at New Delhi to form a
World Parliament
UN HQ,
New York
INTERNATIONAL COURT
OF
JUSTICE
THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS
When the world is torn asunder with mutual
rivalry, hatred, prejudices, greed and lust for power and
there is disharmony and discord among nations, the
tableau aims at spreading the need for World Unity to
put an end to all this discord and dissension. It also aims
at addressing grave problems like poverty, illiteracy,
environmental changes, terrorism and so on in a
peaceful manner. The time has come when all the
countries must join hands and create a New World
Order based on World Unity, World Peace, Global
Brotherhood and Global Justice. The time has now
arrived when India must take the reins in its hands and
bind the world with the cord of Unity thus fulfilling its
traditional role as 'Jagat Guru'. Our country must take
the initiative to step forward and call a meeting of the
Heads of State of all nations on a common global forum
and initiate the process of converting the United
Nations Organization into a World Parliament and the
International Court of Justice at the Hague,
Netherlands into a World Court of Justice and the
Headquarters of UNO into the World Government
Secretariate for World Administration. By taking such
bold and historic steps only can we hope to save the
world from impending disaster and ruin.
In a speech, the architect of Indian Constitution
Baba Saheb Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar stated that "Law
and Order are the medicine of the body politic and
when the body politic gets sick, medicine must be
administered" The body politic has become
completely sick today which immediately needs the
medicine of law and order. The time has reached now
when the countries of the whole world needs to bring
some flexibility in this sovereignty and come to a
common forum to form World Parliament. Article 51
of the Constitution of India is the most unique and
best concept, not only for India but for the whole
world, as it says that State must endeavour to (a)
promote international peace and security (b)
maintain just and honourable relations between
nations (c) foster respect for international law, and
(d) encourage settlement of international disputes
by arbitration.
Salient features of the CMS Republic Day Tableau
1. SINCE ARTICLE 51 URGES THAT INDIA "shall
endeavour", we wish to urge the Government of
India to consider implementing Article 51 by
acting in its true spirit, by calling a meeting of the
World Leaders to reach consensus to act together
for the common good, that is, to work towards
providing a safe and secure future to the world's
two billion children and generations yet-to-beborn. Thus, to deliberate on the formation of a
NEW POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC ORDER OF THE
WORLD (on the pattern of the European
Parliament of 27 countries and European Currency
'EURO' of 16 countries).
2. IN THE 53RD SESSION OF THE UN GENERAL
Assembly held on 10th May, 1999, UN agenda for
deliberations included a New Political and
Economic Order of the world, and again on 26th
May, 2000, I also moved the same resolution at
the UN Millennium Forum of 1350 representatives
of NGOs and Civil Society Organisations of the
world that was held at UN Headquarters in New
York from the 22nd-26th May, 2000, three months
before the First Summit of World Leaders. My
resolution was also passed unanimously, thus
underscoring the urgent need felt by the world's
representatives to form a New Political and
Economic Order of the World. But this item in the
agenda was deleted by a veto power at the
Millennium Summit of the World Leaders.
3. NOW, INDIA IS THE ONLY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD
WHICH HAS A CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATE IN ITS
ARTICLE 51. This, coupled with the philosophy of
'Vasudhaiv Kutumbkam' and 'Jai Jagat'
propagated by Mahatma Gandhi and Vinoba Bhave
and other great men of the world point to the need
for "One World Order". It is the only solution which
can save this hapless world. Therefore, India must
call a meeting of the world leaders immediately to
safeguard the future of the two billion children of
the world and generations yet-to-be-born.
(1)
THE SEED OFARTICLE-51 WAS SOWN
ON 13TH DECEMBER, 1946, when Pt. Jawahar Lal
Nehru moved an objective Resolution relating to
International Relations in the Constituent Assembly,
which was passed on 22nd Jan. 1947. This Article was
previously included in the Draft Constitution as Article
40-relating to International Peace & Security and
India’s International relations.
(2)
AMENDMENTS WERE MOVED IN
DRAFTARTICLE 40 and after a lot of discussions and
debates, Chairman of the Drafting Committee of the
Constitution. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, accepted the Article
as in the present amended form, which was finally
passed by the Constituent Assembly and is numbered as
Article 51 of the Constitution of India. It became law of
the land on Republic Day, 26th January, 1950.
On behalf of world's children:
Dr Jagdish Gandhi
Founder-Manager, World’s largest school
a Guinness World Record Holder and
Recipient of UNESCO Prize for Peace Education
- City Montessori School, Lucknow
The front part shows the first Prime Minister of
independent India Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru and the scene
of 'World Parliament' along with the architect of Indian
Constitution Baba Saheb Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar. This
scene spreads the message to end the worldwide
problems and safeguard the future of two billion
children of the world. 'Article 51 of Indian
Constitution' needs to be adopted to form 'World
Parliament', 'World Government' and 'World Court of
Justice'. This part also throws light on the origin and
gradual evolution of Article 51 of Indian Constitution.
The middle part of the tableau spreads the message to
call the meeting of Heads of States to establish 'A New
World Order' and the young children of CMS can also
be seen dancing on the group song 'Apne Samvidhan
Ki Dhara 51 Apnayen Hum'. The rear part of the
tableau features CMS students appealing for the global
justice, world unity and world peace by transforming
'International Court of Justice' into 'World Court of
Justice' and for World Justice, World Unity and World
Peace transform the Head Office of United Nations
Organization into 'World Government Secretariat'.
On this occasion, the girl students of CMS could be
seen presenting an amazing dance performance on the
tableau song
"Apne Samvidhan ki dhara 51 apnayen hum,
Aao Miljulkar sari duniya ko ek banayen hum, Vishwa
shanti aur suraksha ka isme sandesh diya, Sarvajan
hitay sarvajan sukhay ka isme ullekh kiya, Aisi
Samvidhan ki dhara kahin nahin hai duniya mein,
Aao isko apnakar dharti ko swarg banayen hum, Apne
Samvidhan Ki dhara 51 apnayen hum". Through their
group dance, the girl students gave the message that
India is the only country in the whole world which has
such unique provision of World Unity and World Peace
in its Constitution. Come, let us accept and implement
Article 51 of the Indian Constitution with the spirit of
welfare and happiness of all human beings, Sarvjan
Hitay, Sarvjan Sukhay and spread this thoughtful
message throughout the world.
“Law and Order are the medicine of the body politic and when the body politic gets sick, medicine must be administered.” - Dr. B R Ambedkar
CMS NEWS — REPUBLIC DAY HIGHLIGHTS 2010
FEBRUARY 2010 (5)
Celebrating the spirit of Unity in Diversity at Republic Day Parade
Republic Day was a wonderful riot of
colour and contrast where the fountain of
music overflowed as CMS Branches
presented their items one after the other at
the grand Parade. Following are the
dances and drills presented by the CMS
Branches at the Parade:
A) Girls' March Past-CMS Mahanagar
(II Campus)
CMS Mahanagar II girls marched
smartly step by step living up to the lofty
ideals of the institution. The march past
was led by Km Bartika Jaiswal and the
teacher Incharge Mr. K.D. Singh.
These brilliant students of CMS have
great proficiency in different fields of
academics. Their names shine bright in
educational history and their radiant glory
enlightens others too. In addition to high
campus was led by Miss Anisha. They
marched smartly in matching steps, for
the honour and respect of the nation, gave
us the message of world unity. The
evergreen, patriotic tune, inspires the
Our farmer brothers, dance in joy in gay
abandon when they see the rich golden
harvest swaying in the fields! On the
other hand, our soldiers protect our
nation, are ever ready to sacrifice their
lives for its defence. So why not we, on
Republic Day, get ready to make efforts
for the five year plan for Uttar Pradesh?
With this idea, the dancers led by Vidushi
Asthana presented a spectacular and
breathtaking dance that was heartily
enjoyed by the young and old alike. It was
of religions unity and love through their
All-Religion prayer. The trainers of this
event were Mr. Fayyaz Husain and
Ms.Richa Rastogi.
"Bal Shram" : CMS Rajendra Nagar
(II Campus) - (II PRIZE)
CMS Rajendra Nagar III presented
"Bal Shram Drill". The drill was led by
Suyash Srivastava. Through this item, the
children lodged their protest over child
labour and said that as they are the future
of our country, toroture would not be
tolerated. They must be given education
nation as Jagat Guru and gives a feeling of
pride to us. They imparted the message of
global unity, world peace and universal
brotherhood. The leader of this band was
Mr. Sunil Singh.
C) Group Dances:
1. Welcome Dance: CMS Mahanagar( III
Campus)
standard of quality education, their
material, human and spiritual qualities are
also promoted and developed at the best
and given primary importance. Each and
every student from the beginning is
prepared and educated to respect all
religions and maintain global peace and
unity throughout his life.
Boys' March Past: CMS Rajajipuram (III PRIZE)
CMS Rajajipuram boys presented a
perfect picture of goodness and smartness
as they marched in the Republic Day
Parade. The contingent was ably led by
Ayush and the teachers Incharge were Mr.
V.P. Singh and Sri Gyanendra Singh. It is
worth mentioning that CMS students are
Students of CMS Mahanagar Campus
III presented a beautiful Welcome Dance
that reflected the joyful mood of the
Republic Day. The leader of the group was
Mrigank. The dancers wished a very
Happy New Year to all. They wished
happiness in life and a very rich harvest for
the farmers. They also promised great
innovations in the ever expanding field of
education and peace in all communities
and peoples of the world. The teacher
incharge of this dance group was Mrs
Archana Sinha.
2. “Hindustan Hamari Shaan"
dance: CMSAnand Nagar
CMS Anand Nagar, the organizers of the
grand literary and cultural fest “Eureka,”
presented Hindustan Hamari Shaan”
dance with their usual spirit of pomp and
gaiety. The dance group was led by Anuj
Srivastava. Through the medium of
enriched with all-round qualities and are "Hindustan Hamari Shaan" dance, these
always prompt in utilizing these qualities little children put up an impressive
picture, paying homage to the great
for maintenance of peace and unity.
patriots, who sacrificed their lives for their
Flag March: CMS RDSO -(I PRIZE)
nation. We are a nation of unity in
The attractive Flag March of
CMS RDSO drew great applause from the
crowds that thronged on both sides of the
road on the Republic Day. The students
were dressed in grey and navy blue
uniforms. Marching in uniformity, and
ability to take the biggest responsibility of
the nation, they marched with the mission
of protecting the majestic glory of the
nation.With their message of Unity in
Diversity and Oneness of Mankind, these
flag bearers inspired their fellow students.
The leader of the contingent was Dipika
Yadav and teachers incharge were Mr
Jaspal Singh and Mrs Mala Dwivedi.
Pipeband:CMSKanpurRoad-(II)PRIZE
The merry Pipe Band of Kanpur Road
diversity with many religious, castes,
languages and cultures. We have a good
feeling towards others and respect each
other. Our land is admired for "Ganga
Yamuna" culture. It has set an example of
"Unity in diversity". Through this dance,
the children, treading the path of love and
non-violence, inspired the onlookers with
the message of brotherhood and peace.
The teachers incharge were Radha
Agnihotri, Ashish Benjamin, Poonam
Singh and Sahdev Singh.
“Hamara Khushaal Rangeela Desh”
Dance : CMS Mahanagar (I Campus)
(I PRIZE)
With the spring breeze, our national
bird, the peacock dances in excitement.
directed by Mrs Sarita Sharma and Miss
Savita Srivastava.
“ShaneAvadh”: CMS Chowk(II PRIZE)
CMS, Chowk campus brought alive
the rich culture of Lucknow in their
dance, Shan-e- Awadh. The leader of the
group was Ramsa and the theme of the
dance was the unity and peace that makes
the culture of this region so refined and
pleasant. This dance depicted an ideal
why people should not fight in the name
of religion or caste because every religion
teaches us to live in harmony, love and
peace. It is the only way to progress and
make the world a beautiful place to live.
The incharge of this item is Mrs
Sharmistha Ghosh and Mrs Shiv Kanti
Singh were the teachers incharge of this
exquisite presentation.
Bhangra Dance:Aliganj I- (III PRIZE)
A person who does not take pride in
his work and his country, is not a good
citizen. With all its different religions,
castes and creeds and languages, India is
the best example of unity in diversity.
The state of Punjab is known for its
liveliness, patriotism and honour. Its
people have for long been guarding and
so that we can make the nation's future
bright.The teacher incharge was Mr V.P.
Singh
"Badte Kadam" : CMSAliganj II:
India got its freedom on 15th August
and on 26th January, we the citizens of
India, gave unto ourselves this worthy
Constitution. We celebrate this day with
great pomp and show. Now we must shed
our petty differences and move forward
swiftly on the path of progress. Each day,
we have to tread on the path of progress
and abolish caste, creed and high and low
feeling. Displaying the same was CMS
Aliganj II-B campus with Master Oberoi
as the leader of this important drill.
Teachers Incharge were Mrs Manjusha
and MrAnand Singh.
"Tirange Ki Shaan": Rajendra Nagar
(III Campus) - (I PRIZE)
The highest respect must be shown to
our national flag as it represents the
honour and integrity of the nation. The
children depicted through the drill that our
Aan, Baan, Shaan and Jaan is our national
flag. For protecting its honour we are
prepared to sacrifice our lives too. They
displayed these feelings with great
emotion and powerful actions. The leader
of this special drill was Ruchika Pandey
and the teacher incharge was Mr. Vratman
Singh.
protecting people from foreign
invasions.They say that their nation is
very different and unique.The teacher
Incharge is Mrs Kanchan Lata Pandey.
D) Special Items - Drills:
“Bharat Ke Gaurav" : CMS Indira
Nagar:
CMS Indira Nagar presented the drill
led by Karan Pratap Singh, showing
diverse cultures of India. India has the
people of different religions who live in
perfect peace and harmony and consider
the safety and patriotism as their greatest
religion. The tiny-tots spread the message
"Either we shall live together as brothers and sisters or die together as fools." - Martin Luther King
CMS NEWS — FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEME 2010
FEBRUARY 2010 (6)
REVISED FINAL SCHEME FOR THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION 2010
III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX (ICSE) & XI (ISC)
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Computer
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09.3.2010
English
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Literature
10.3.2010
Social
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Grades will be given in Sanskrit, Reading and Elocution, Moral Teaching, G.K., Art, P.T. & Music and EVS for VI & VII.
These examinations may be held during regular classes before start of Examination as per the convenience of the
branch.
In class VIII, marks will be given in Environmental Education like other core subjects.
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NEWS FROM CAMPUSES
Chowk
Two meritorious students of the Campus namely
Swati Srivastava and Rudra Pratap Singh of Class XI
were presented bicycles for being the best students in
academics and sports by TI Cycles.
Priyanka Sharma, Mohd. Ali, Karishma Kapoor,
Nusrat Zehra, Akriti Jain, Rohit Pandey, Nilasha
Tandon, Avanindra Srivastava, Shivangi Bhalla and
Ashish Agarwal of Class XII were awarded certificates
of appreciation by Goi Peace Foundation and
UNESCO for their participation in International Essay
Contest for Young People 2009.
Rajajipuram II
Aman Patel of Class V was
awarded a scholarship of Rs 10,000/by HDFC Bank. He won a certificate
of achievement for reaching the
scholar level in HDFC Bank Meritus
Scholarships 2009. Aayush Yadav of
Class V was awraded the scholarship
of Rs. 2,500 and Archit of Class IV
and Abhiest Yadav of Class V too reached the silver
level under this programme of HDFC.
Rishu Ojha and Manas Chaudhary of Class V,
Shraddha Chaudhary and Rudra Kirti Singh of Class
VI and Rash Ahuja and Namita Sharma of Class VII
were the winners of the Science quiz and Mental
Ability quiz competitions organized at Iken Scientifica
2009, the India's first hands-on-mathematics
competition organised byAxiom Education Pvt. Ltd.
Students of pre-primary classes were taken for picnic
to Lucknow Zoo on 2 December. Besides having a
great time out and an enjoyable escape from the routine
school life, it was a learning experience and all students
enjoyed learning about various animals and birds,
playing different games, toy train ride and eating
together beside the pool.
Jopling Road
Eshita Krishna of Class VIII won the third prize
in reading competition in junior section at the Human
Rights Day celebrations of CMSAliganj Campus II.
English
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History and Chemistry
Civics
Computer
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Science
Literature
Hindi
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English
Literature
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English
Language
Geography
Class IX
History and
Civics
English
Language
Biology
Computer
Science
Physics
English
Literature
Hindi
Computer
Applications /
Art I
Environmental Environmental
Education
Education
English
Physics
Literature
Biology
Geography
Geography
Maths I
Biology
Chemistry
Maths / Art II
History and Physics
Civics
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Asharfabad
Aditi Shukla won the first prize at the Raaga's
Utsav 2009 held at Rai Umanath Bali auditorium.
Aditi Shukla and Rishabh Shukla won
the gold medal in sub-junior individual
Taekwondo competition organized by
Lucknow TaekwondoAssociation.
Mahanagar III
26 students of the Campus accompanied
by the Principal and teachers paid a visit to an
orphanage named Nirmala Shishu Sadan run by the
Sisters of Missionaries of Charity. The group carried
with it some eatables and
useful items like soap cakes,
hair oil, clothes etc which
they handed over to the
inmates. The excursion was a
great learning experience for
the students of the Campus as
it taught them values of compassion, love and caring for
their fellow human beings.
Rajendra Nagar I
Tusharika Gupta of Class IX D won the gold
medal in 2nd State Open inter-school Taekwondo
Championship organized by U.P. Taekwondo
Association of Lucknow.
Bhavisha Tekchandani of Nursery B
won two first prizes in singing and dance
competitions organized on 15 September at 7th
National Book Fair held in Lucknow. She also won the
second prize in the dance competition at Musical
Journey level 2 organized on 15 October by Gurukul
Kalashram.
Abhilasha Shukla of Class V brought laurels to
the Branch by getting Best gymnast certificate which
has been awarded to her by Sri Mahesh Prasad Mahila
Vidyalaya. Inter collegiate Girls Athletic Meet was
organised on 7th & 8th January at Charbagh Railway
Stadium.
Kanpur Road
Harshit Sethi of Class IX A and Nikhil
Mahendiratta of XII C won the second prize in photo
Class XI
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gallery event at SAARC Youth Festival organized by
CMS Rajendra Nagar Campus III. Ayushi Agarwal of
Class VIII F won the third prize in poetry contest at this
International Festival.
Keshav Bhimsaria of Class VII and Rishabh
Singh of VIII F were the school toppers in the 9th Cyber
Olympiad organized by National Science Olympiad
Foundation on 2 November 2009.
Samridh Joshi of Class VI A qualified the interbranch NTS Examination organized by the Inspection
Department.
Megha Chhabra, Shikhar, Hrishabh Narayan,
Sarthak Jain, Rishubh Singh and Shubhanshu Sharma
secured different positions in the inter-branch first
comparative examination for Class VIII.
Karishma Kharbanda of Class VIII F won the
first prize in speech competition organized by
International Institute of Buddhist Studies. She was
awarded a cash prize of Rs. 5000/-.
Station Road
Neelam Tripathi, got success in All India Talent
Search Examination. She was awarded cash prize and
the 'Certificate of Brilliance' for her outstanding
success. The International Children's Equity Fund,
New Delhi organized this prestigious competition on
All India level in which students from several reputed
schools of the country participated.
13 CMS students selected in
State Level Maths Olympiad
Thirteen outstanding students of CMS got selection
in the merit list of state level Mathematics Olympiad.
The contest was organized by the Atomic Energy
Department of the Government of India under the aegis
of the National Board for Higher Mathematics, India
Mathematics Council. 15 students were selected from
Lucknow out of which 13 students were from CMS
alone. The selected students of CMS comprise Piyush
Kapoor, Priyamvad, Rahul Trivedi, Anant Singhal,
Shekhar Mishra, Shashank Gupta, Devesh Pradhan,
Siddhartha Singh, Alok Sharma, Vibhor Agarwal, Anil
Goyal, Shubham Bajpai and Navneet Yadav.
"I dream of an India, strong, independent, self reliant and in the forefront of the front ranks of the nations of the world in the service of mankind." - Shri Rajiv Gandhi
CMS NEWS — WORDS OF INSPIRATION
FEBRUARY 2010 (7)
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nkSM+rh HkhM+ esa ’kkfey u gksus dk lkgl tqVk;sA vkSj ;g Hkh
le>kb;s mls fd lqus lcdh] gj ,d dh------ij Nku ys mls lR;
dh pyuh esa vkSj fNydk Qsaddj xzg.k djs fo’kq) lkjA cu iM+s
rks mrkfj;s mlds eu esa& ^galrs jgks ân; dk nq[k nckdjA*
¼10½ viuh vkRek dks fdlh Hkh ifjfLFkfr esa detksj ugha
gksus nsuk pkfg, %&
vczkge fyadu i= esa vkxs fy[krs gS fd dfg;s fd vkalw
cgkrs ’kjek;s ugha og--------fl[kkb;s mls] vksNsiu dks vksNk
ekuuk vkSj pkVqdkjh ls lko/kku jgukA mls iDdh&iwjh rjg
le>kb;s fd [kwc dekbZ djs rkdr vkSj vDy dh ykxr ls]
ysfdu dHkh Hkh u csps viuk ân;] viuh vkRekA f/kDdkjrh gqbZ
vkrh gS HkhM+ vxj] rks vuns[kk djuk fl[kkb;s mls] vkSj fyf[k,
mlds ân; ij tks lR; tku iM+s] U;k;ksfpr yxs mldh [kkfrj
/kjrh esa xM+kdj ik¡o yM+rk jgs] var rdA mls eerk nhft;s
exj ykM+ djds er fcxkfM+;sA vkx esa ty&ridj fudys fcuk
yksgk etcwr QkSykn ugha curkA mls vknr Mkfy;s fd v/khj
gksus dk /khjt latks,] vkSj /khjt ls dke ys og vkSj fn[kkuh gS
cgknqjh-------- gesa fo’okl pkfg, Lo;a dk etcwr rHkh tesxh
mnkRr J)k euq"; tkfr ds izfrA {kek dhft;s gSM ekLVjth] eSa
cgqr cksy jgk gw¡] cgqr&dqN ek¡x jgk gw¡--------- fQj Hkh nsf[k;s------- ftruk cus] dhft;s t:jA & vczkge fyadu
¼11½ yksd dY;k.k dk Lokn 'kCnksa esa O;Dr ugha fd;k tk
ldrk %&
gekjs izR;sd dk;Z yksd dY;k.k rFkk izHkq dh bPNk ds
vuqdwy gksA gekjs ikl tks ’kfDr rFkk izfrHkk gS mldk vkadyu
djds iwjs euks;ksx ls yksd dY;k.k esa >ksad nsuk pkfg,A yksd
dY;k.k dh izfØ;k esa ekuo ds ân; esa lq[kn vuqHkwfr gksrh gSA
bl vuqHkwfr dks dksbZ Hkh ’kCnksa esa O;Dr djus esa vleFkZ gSA bl
vuqHkwfr ds fy, ;gha dgk tk;sxk & voxfr xfr dqN dgr u
vkos tks xqaxs ehBs Qy dk jl varj gh varj esa HkkosA
¼12½ yksd dY;k.k dh jkg esa lk/kkj.k Hkh vlk/kkj.k O;fDr
cu tkrk gS %&
dksbZ xw¡xk Qy [kkdj dSls mlds Lokn ds ckjs esa ’kCnksa
esa crk ldrk gS\D;ksafd xw¡xk O;fDr Qy ds Lokn dks cksyus dh
{kerk u gksus ds dkj.k O;Dr ugha dj ldrk gSA blh izdkj xwaxs
dh rjg yksd dY;k.k dh feBkl ds Lokn dks dksbZ O;fDr O;Dr
ugha dj ldrkA yksd dY;k.k ds dk;Z esa layXu O;fDr dh fLFkfr
Hkh xw¡xs O;fDr tSlh gks tkrh gSA yksd dY;k.k dh jkg esa
vorkjksa rFkk egkiq:"kksa dh rjg fdlh lk/kkj.k O;fDr dks Hkh
nq[k rFkk d"V feyus yxs rks og
vlk/kkj.k O;fDr cu tk;sxkA izHkq ds ekxZ esa /kS;ZiwoZd nq[kksa dks
lgu djuk cgqr cM+k lkgl rFkk ohjrk gSA izHkq ds dk;Z ds
ek;us ek= iwtk LFkyksa esa tkdj iwtk] bcknr] izkFkZuk djuk gh
ugha gS oju~ yksdfgr ds dk;Z djuk izHkq dk dk;Z gSA izHkq dh jkg
esa foifRr;k¡ vkuk rFkk ân; esa yksdfgr djus dh izsj.kk fujUrj
mBus yxs rks ;g bl ckr dk izek.k gSa fd n;kyq izHkq lnSo gekjs
lkFk gSA
¼13½ thou esa ftruh foifRr;k¡ vk;s mruh n`<+rk c<+rh
tkuh pkfg, %&
izHkq dh jkg esa vkus okyh fo"ke ifjfLFkfr;ksa ls
fopfyr ugha gksuk pkfg, oju~ bls bZ’oj dh vgSrqdh d‘ik
ekudj lg"kZ Lohdkj djuk pkfg,A gesa dBksjre fu.kZ; djrs
gq, yksd dY;k.k ds dk;Z esa iwjh n‘<+rk ls tqV tkuk pkfg,A
thou esa ftruh foifRr;k¡ vk;s mruh n‘<+rk c<+rh tkuh
pkfg,A ;gha ’kfDr’kkyh rFkk vk/;kfRed txr ds fotsrk cuus
dk ekxZ gSA gekjs tks fu.kZ; tufgr ds gksrs gSa os gesa vanj ls
’kfDr’kkyh cukrs gSa rFkk tks fu.kZ; LokFkZ ls izsfjr gksrs gSa os gesa
vanj ls detksj cukrs gSaA
¼14½ ge vdsys ugha gS n;kyq izHkq lnSo gekjs lkFk jgrk gS %&
izHkq gekjk nkrk gSA ge ijekRek dh pkdjh djds
mldh jksVh [kkrs gaSA gesa gj iy mldh f’k{kkvksa dk ikyu usd
fu;r ls djrs gq, ekuo tkfr dh lsok djuk pkfg,A gesa vius
izR;sd dk;Z ,oa O;ogkj dks jkstkuk lqUnj izkFkZuk cukdj izHkq dks
vfiZr djuk pkfg,A tc thou izHkq dk gh fn;k gS rks LokFkZjfgr
gksdj mldk dk;Z u djsa rks fdldk djsa\ lalkj dh jkg esa tjk
lk Hkh LokFkZ vkrs gh gekjs HkkSfrd rFkk vk/;kfRed thou dk
fouk’k mlh iy gks tkrk gSA
¼15½ dfBukbZ;k¡ euq"; dks ;g Kku djkrh gS fd og fdl
feV~Vh dk cuk gS %&
dfBukb;k¡ ,d ,slh [kjkn dh rjg gSa] tks euq"; ds
O;fDrRo dks rjk’k dj pedk fn;k djrh gSaA dfBukb;ksa ls
yM+us vkSj mu ij fot; izkIr djus ls euq"; esa ftl vkRecy
dk fodkl gksrk gS] og ,d vewY; laifRr gksrh gS] ftldks ikdj
euq"; dks vikj larks"k gksrk gSA dfBukb;ksa ls la?k"kZ ikdj thou
esa ,slh rsth mRiUu gks tkrh gS] tks iFk ds leLr >kM+&>a[kkM+ksa
dks dkVdj nwj dj nsrh gSA
¼16½ ;g oDr u Bgjk gS ;s oDr u Bgjsxk] eqf'dysa xqtj
tk;sxh ?kcjkuk dSlk\ %&
izkd‘frd ekSle ds leku thou dk Hkh ekSle cnyrk
jgrk gSA ekSle dHkh ,d lk ugha jgrk gSA Bhd blh izdkj
thou dk ifjn‘’; Hkh gSA thou esa lq[k o nq[k nksuksa gSaA nq%[k ls
Hkkxuk vkSj lq[k esa Bgjuk] nksuksa gh laHko ughaa gSaA O;fDrxr
LokFkZ ds fy, tks ftruk bl nsg ls vkSj nSfgd lq[kksa ls fyIr
gksrk gS] og mruk gh nq%[k] d"V ,oa dfBukbZ;ksa dks vkeaf=r
djrk gSA ijekRek ds vorkjksa ds Hkh"k.k d"Vksa dks ;kn djds
nq%[k dh ihM+k dks yksdfgr ds dk;ksZ esa eksM+k tk ldrk gSA
¼17½ thou dk mn~ns'; Kku dk izdk'k QSykuk gS %&
lkalkfjd nq%[kksa ls mcjus dk ,d gh ekxZ gSA ftruk
lkalkfjd nq%[k c<+s mlh ek=k esa ân; dks izHkq izse ls vksrizksr
djds vkSj vf/kd lq[k ck¡Vuk pkfg,A lalkj esa cqjs yksxksa dh
la[;k c<+us dk jksuk jksus ls vPNk gS fd ge vPNs yksxksa dh
la[;k esa o‘f) djus esa viuh lkjh rkdr >ksad nsaA ijekRek dh
vksj ls lalkj esa vk;s lHkh vorkjksa rFkk egkiq:"kksa dks izHkq dh
jkg esa Hkkjh nq%[k >syus iM+s FksA ?kj&okj lc dqN pkSiV gks tkus
rFkk Hk;adj ’kkjhfjd d"Vksa esa Hkh os izHkq dh f’k{kkvksa dks
tu&tu rd igq¡pkus dk ,dek= dk;Z thou&i;ZUr ;qx&;qx esa
ckj&ckj vkdj djrs jgsA lkalkfjd lq[k ds fy, vuUr dky ds
vkRek ds thou dks mUgksaus dHkh nkao ij ugha yxk;kA vorkj
/kjrh ij tUe ysus ds vius ije mn~ns’; dks iwjk djds okfil
ijekRek ds ikl ykSV tkrs gSaA
¼18½ ge vn`'; 'kfDr ds oQknkj lSfud gSa %&
nqfu;k¡ dh lkjh ’kSrkuh ’kfDr;k¡ feydj Hkh
,d izHkq HkDr dk cky Hkh ckadk ugha dj ldrhA izHkq lnSo gekjs
ân;&fpUru esa vius lkjs xq.kksa ds lkFk okl djrk gSA nqfu;k¡
dh lkjh ’kSrkuh ’kfDr;k¡ feydj ,d gks tk;sa] fQj Hkh ?kcjkuk
ugha pkfg,A gesa cM+h ls cM+h foifRr;ksa esa Hkh dHkh vius dks
vdsyk eglwl ugha djuk pkfg,A ijekRek lnSo ,d ’kq)]
n;kyq ,oa izdkf’kr ân; esa jgrk gSA ge vn‘’; ’kfDr ds
oQknkj lSfud gSaA ijekRek us viuh vkRek ds ge ekuo iq=ksa
ij Hkjkslk djds viuh l‘f"V dh ns[kHkky dk nkf;Ro lkSaik gSA
;fn izHkq ds dk;Z esa dksbZ :dkoV Mkys rks gesa fuMj rFkk cgknqj
cudj mldk lkeuk djuk pkfg,A izHkq dh jkg esa pyus ds fy,
gesa viuh tku dh ckth yxkus esa ladksp ugha djuk pkfg,A
vKkurk ds vU/ksjs ij ngkM+rs flag dh rjg VwV iM+uk pkfg,A
lalkj ds fdlh O;fDr dk O;fDrxr fojks/k ugha djuk pkfg,A
gekjs ’kkL=ksa esa dgka x;k gS fd iki ls ?k‘.kk djks ikih ls ughaA
¼19½ ân;ksa dh ,drk dh bl ;qx esa lokZf/kd vko';drk
gS %&
ijekRek dh vksj ls lalkj esa vk;s lHkh vorkjksa jke]
d‘".k] cq)] bZ’kq] eksgEen] ukud] cgkmYykg dks izHkq dh jkg esa
Hkkjh nq%[k >syus iM+s FksA ?kj&okj lc dqN pkSiV gks tkus rFkk
Hk;adj ’kkjhfjd d"Vksa esa Hkh os izHkq dh f’k{kkvksa dks tu&tu rd
igq¡pkus dk ,dek= dk;Z thou i;ZUr djrs jgsA lkalkfjd lq[k
ds fy, vuUr dky ds vkRek ds thou dks mUgksaus dHkh nkao ij
ugha yxk;kA thou esa nq%[k vk;s rks le>uk pkfg, fd izHkq dh
d‘ik ge ij cjl jgh gSA fiz; fe=ksa] vkt gesa viuh [ksrh&okM+h]
esgur&etnwjh] ukSdjh] m|ksx ;k O;olk; djrs gq, viuh
vkRek dk fujUrj fodkl djuk pkfg,A
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CMS NEWS — EVENTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
FEBRUARY 2010 (8)
Name of Prize Branch
Name of student
Compt.
Collage 1st
Aliganj Sec. O Apoorva Singh
Aditi Srivastava
2nd Rajendra Nagar I Anshu Bharti, Mahwish
3rd
Station Road
Sunderam Nigam
Tanu Goel
Cons. Aliganj II
Ankasha Asthi
Akash Singhal
Speech 1st
Aliganj Sec. O Aanchal Trivedi
2nd Andnd Nagar
Mansi Sharma
3rd
Aliganj II
Deepanshi Mehrotra
Cons. Mahanagar III Mrigank Patel
Reading 1st
Aliganj II
Ramsha Noori
2nd Aliganj Sec. O Nimisha Upadhyaya
3rd
Jopling Road
Eshita
Cons. Indira Nagar
Pratyush Garg
Group
1st
Gomti Nagar
Elocution 2nd Rajajipuram II
3rd
Mahanagar (NB)
Cons. Indira Nagar
A 47-member students' team of CMS,
Station Road went for six day excursion of
Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. Mrs. Aruna Gupta,
Principal of CMS Station Road led the team to
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CMS Station Road delegation to
Jodhpur & Jaisalmer
Jodhpur and Jaisalmer where the students
learnt about the varied culture of our country
besides closely experiencing the historic and
natural spots of both the towns.
CMS, Station Road celebrated its Annual
Mothers Day at CMS Kanpur Road auditorium in an
atmosphere of great joy and enthusiasm. On this
occasion, the glory of 'Mother' was highlighted
through music, song and dance and all the mothers
looked visibly happy to witness the items presented. A
heartwarming presentation of Children's World
Parliament gave the message of World Unity and World
Peace as children representing various countries
discussed the global problems of today and suggested
peaceful solutions. A large number of parents and
guardians had assembled to watch the programme as
also motivate the students. Earlier, the Chief Guest, Mr
D S Mishra, IAS, Secretary, Tax & Registration
formally inaugurated the programme by lighting the
sacred lamp of learning.
Saumya Tripathi, a student of CMS,
Mahanagar got selected in National Science Olympiad.
The Science Olympiad Foundation, New Delhi, had
organized this prestigious competition.
CMS student successful in
All India Talent Search Examination
Siddharth Shankar, a meritorious student of
CMS, Mahanagar qualified in All India Talent Search
Examination and won laurels for his institution. He was
awarded cash prize and a 'Certificate of Brilliance' for
his outstanding success. International Children's
Equity Fund, New Delhi organized this prestigious
competition on All India level in which students from
several reputed schools of the country participated.
HEALTH COLUMN
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National Science Olympiad
Kopal and Ishita of CMS, Rajendra Nagar
won two 'first prizes' in inter-school dance competition
organized by Sult Surya Parvatiya and Sanskritik
Sansthan, Kopal and Ishita won the first prize in 10-15
years age group category and 5-10 years age group
category respectively.
FEBRUARY 2010
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Annual Mothers Day Celebrations
Dance competition
EVENTS
Educational tour
to Rajasthan
HUMAN RIGHTS DAY COMPETITIONS 2009
ORGANISED BY CMS ALIGANJ II
RESULTS OF JUNIOR SECTION
Antakshari Competition
Two students of City Montessori School,
Mahanagar namely Radhika Pandey and Saumya
Shukla won the first prize in inter-school Hindi
Antakshari Competition.
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Mini Sports (Kids Bonanza) - RDSO
Planet Earth Radio Project
Mini Sports Day (Kids Bonanza) of Primary &
Pre-Primary classes) organised by RDSO
Mini CISV Camp of Gomti Nagar
CISV National Presentation of Gomti Nagar
Open Day by Mahanagar II
Inter Branch Biology Olympiad for
Classes VIII & IX org. by Inspection Deptt.
Kids Bonanza (Open Day) - Mahanagar II
Baby Show & Open Day by Rajajipuram II
Open Day, Art & Craft Exhibition, Science and
Computer Fair byAsharfabad
Divine Education (Pre-Primary), Report Card
Distribution by R. Nagar I
Extravaganza 2010 by Mahanagar III
Divine Education of Classes I, II, Report Card
Distribution by R. Nagar I
Divine Education of (Pre-Primary), Report
Card Distribution by Mahanagar III
Annual Function
organised by CMS Gomti Nagar
Annual Function of Pre-Primary and Primary
students organized by CMS, Gomti Nagar was a rare
spectacle of music, dance and oratory skills displayed
by CMS students on stage. Parents and guardians were
delighted to watch their children perform with great
zeal and enthusiasm in various educational cultural
presentations. They clapped heartily after each item and
their faces shone in pride and happiness as they watched
the items. The event was a great opportunity for the tiny
tots to display their multifaceted talents.
Meritorious students
Two students of City Montessori School,
Station Road namely Himika Malik and Tanushri Das
won 'Amul Vidya Bhushan' and 'Amul Vidya Shri'
awards respectively and brought glory to the institution.
This award was given to these CMS students for their
outstanding achievements in the realm of education by
Gujrat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation
Limited. These girls were highly commended by the
Gujrat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Limited
which honoured them with cash prize also.
Collage contest
Pulkit Gupta, a class XI student of City
Montessori School, Gomti Nagar won the first prize in
inter-school collage contest organized by Northern
Railway Bharat Scouts and Guides, bringing name and
fame to his institution.
'Certificate of Merit’
Sundaram Nigam and Tanu Goel, students of
CMS, Station Road were awarded Certificates of Merit
in Inter-school Collage Contest organized on Human
Rights Day by CMs Aliganj Campus II and won name
and fame for the school.
REDUCE EXAM FEVER
Exams are round the corner and most of the students have been asking us about foods which will reduce their
stress levels for the next 2 months.
While taking frequent breaks and breathing in fresh oxygen gives a big boost to the brain and eyes, you can
also depend on certain foods to calm down (BODYAND BRAIN).
Sweet Potato – This winter vegetable is the big brother of the all time favourite - potato (but only much
sweeter – similar to the brother team of Salman and Sohail Khan).Potatoes pack in the punch and are eaten in a
variety of ways including baked, grilled, mughlai, thai style and south Indian and are the star amongst all of
you. It is also available throughout the year. BUT the sweet potato has nutrients which will soothe out frayed
nerves and give you extra energy (it contains natural sugar for the brain).
Sweet potatoes are only seen during the winters and for a good reason too. They keep the body warm and
prepare it for summers. It is served on the streets as a chat (not that this is healthy, since it is not hygienic) – you
can make the same chat at home with some tangy masalas and devour them while taking that oxygen break. –
Breath in – Pop in a piece – Breath out.ADELICIOUS WAY OFABREAKAND RECHARGEING.
The best part is sweet potato can be eaten with its skin (which contains most of the essential nutrients), it can be
consumed fresh as juice (combine it with carrot and spinach), can be grilled, buttered and limed. Winters are
lovable if only for the sweet potatoes.
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A view of the Annual Function
Debate contest
Rishabh Dheer, a student of City
Montessori School, Station Road brought
laurels to the institution by winning first prize
in the inter-school debate contest organized by
Rotary Club of Lucknow. The topic of the
debate was 'The Press and Media is too free'. Students of
various prestigious schools and colleges participated in
this contest. Rishabh beat all contenders with his
convincing arguments and mastery in English, thus
emerging as the Best Speaker.
Poster-making contest
Madhusha Mishra, a Class X student of CMS, Gomti
Nagar won the first prize in inter-school poster making
competition organized by ModernAcademy, Lucknow.
Printed and published by Mr Hari Om Sharma, Chief PRO, CMS on behalf of City Montessori School, 12 Station Road, Lucknow.
Chief Patron: Mrs Aruna Varma
Patrons: All CMS Principals
HOD Personality Development: Mr Shishir Srivastava
Chief Editor: Dr Preeti Shankar
Sr. Sub Editor: Smita Khare
Sub Editor: Manju Rani Dubey
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