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VIVEK JWALA
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“Good guidance is the key to unlock the golden door of vast knowledge”
TRACE THE TRAIL …..
Few fragrant flowers from our garden….
“Faith in God can do wonders”, to inculcate staunch belief in omnipotent, Vinayaka
Chathurthi and Sri Krishna Jayanthi are celebrated every year with real sanctity.
As preached and followed by Honourable Prime Minister Sri. Narendra Modi and as directed
by CBSE various activities high lighting cleanliness were carried out in and around Perambur.
As a part of this activity a Mass run was conducted.
A group of students accompanied by teachers went to Perambur Railway Station to create
an awareness amongst the public, emphasizing on hygiene. Students carried placards and
raised slogans on “Swachh Bharath”.
“Success is when preparation and opportunity meet”. CBSE Board conducted Essay writing
competition in connection with Swachh Bharath, three students of VIII STD received a sum
of Rs.2500 each from Hon’ble Minister Smrithi Irani Minister of human resource development
and made us proud.
“Service is the highest form of worship”. Students visited five orphanages and donated
sweets , crackers, stationery items etc., to the less privileged.
In commemoration with “Sura Samharam” Correspondent, Asst. Correspondent, SMDC
members, Principal, Teachers and Students indulged in Uzhavarapani in Palani Andavar temple.
Students sang Bhajans in Palani Andavar temple and drenched the audience in the nectar of
hymns. They provided a feast to eyes and ears through classical and folk dance.
Sarve Bhavanthu Sukhinaha!The chanting of Divine Nama of Sri Maha vishnu acts as a
panacea and elevates one to realize spirituality.The entire vicinity echoed with divinity when
Vishnu Sahasranamam was chanted in mass by the teachers and the taught.
Club activities were conducted in various subjects to widen the horizon of knowledge.
Maths Expo-“Ganitha Pravaham” was conducted on 22.12.2014 under the presidentship
of revered D.T.Sudarshan Rao. Joint secretary and regional officer CBSE Chennai, to enhance
the logical and analytical thinking.
Dr.K.Subramaniam Academic Council Chairman ,delivered a religious discourse on
Sri.Ramayanam from 3.1.2015-11.1.2015 to enable the listeners realize the treasure of our
epic.
National youth day is celebrated on 12th January every year to spread the lofty doctrines
of Swami Vivekananda by conducting Inter and Intra school competition.
We are proud to inform you that this book comprises of the original pieces of writing
of our budding stars. We owe a lot to our management for the tremendous support
and encouragement.
We pray Almighty to enable us to march forward to reach the goal.
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life
is a
reflection
of action
A
son and his father were walking on the mountains. Suddenly, his son falls and screams :
"AAAAAhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!"
To his surprise, he hears the voice repeating, somewhere in the mountain : "AAAAAAhhhhhh!!!"
Curious, he yells : "Who are you??"
He receives the answer : "Who are you??"
And then he screams to the mountain : "I admire you!!!"
The voice answers : "I admire you !!!"
Angered at the response, he screams to the mountain : "Coward!"
He receives the answer : "Coward!"
He looks at his father and asks : "What's going on?"
The father smiles and says : "My son, pay attention."
Again the man screams : "You are a champion!"
The voice answers : "You are a champion!"
The boy is surprised but does not understand.
Then the father explains : "People call this ECHO, but really this is Life".
It gives you back everything that you say or do.
Our life is simply a reflection of our actions.
If you want more love in the world, create more love in your heart. If you want more competence in your team, improve your competence. This relationship applies to everything in all
aspects of life :
Life will give you back everything you have given to it.
Your Life is not a coincidence. It's a reflection of you.
HA
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Mr. VA 'E'
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- D. DIVYASHREE XI C
Veera Pandiya, Kattabomman
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Kiya, an eight year old girl, heard her
parents talking about her little brother, Varun,
She came to know that her brother was very sick and
they were completely out of money. She heard her
dad say to her tearful Mother with whispered
desperation, "We have no-one to lend money for the
operation. Only a miracle can save him now."
Riya rushed to her room and pulled her glass jelly
jar. She poured all the coins on the floor and counted
it carefully. Carefully placing the coins back in the
jar and twisting on the cap, she slipped out of the
back door and made her way to the nearby pharmacy.
The pharmacist was too busy and she waited patiently
for the pharmacist to give her some attention. Riya
twisted her feet, cleared her throat with most
disgusting sound but nothing helped. Finally she took
a quarter from the jar and banged it on the glass
counter and that did it.
The pharmacist asked annoyingly, "What do you
want? I'm talking with my brother from Chicago
whom I haven't seen for ages."She replied, "I want to
talk to you about my brother, Varun. He is really sick
and I want to buy a miracle. My dad says only a
miracle can save him now. So how much does a
miracle cost?" He said, "We don't sell miracles here.
little girl."
Riya replied, "Listen, I have money for it. If it isn't
enough I'll get you more. Please tell me how much
does it cost."
The Pharmacist's brother stooped down and asked
her, "What kind of a miracle does your brother need?"
she replied, "I don't know. I just know that he needs
an operation but my dad can't pay for it and so I want
to use my money for it. I have seventy - two rupees
and fifty paise. But I can get some more if I need to."
He replied, "Well, what a confidence! The money
you have is exactly the cost of a miracle." He took the
money and said to her, "Take me to your house.I want
to meet your parents and brother. Let's see if I have
the kind of miracle that you need."
That man was Dr. Cartlon Armstrong, a
specialized neuro-surgeon, the operation was
completed without charge and Varun was back home
again and doing well. The family was very happy
thereafter.
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Moral :
All things are possible if you have faith, confidence and
Wee should never give up in our life.
belief. W
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C leanliness is
the main aspect of
environment and
air surroundings. It
is now a major issue
in India. India is very
wealthy with all
resources
but
currently
lags
behind in cleanliness. We as students, mainly
citizens need to keep our surroundings clean
and tidy. 'Charity begins at home' saying this we
need to start from our home.
Swacha Bharat or Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is
a campaign about "Clean India", organised by
our Prime Minister. Narendra Modi. It is a
national level campaign by the Government of
India covering 4041 statutory towns to clean the
streets, roads and infrastructure of the country.
This campaign was officially launched on 2nd
October 2014 at Rajghat, New Delhi. This
campaign aims to accomplish the vision of
'Clean India" Currently more than 3 million
employees and schools and college students of
India are participating in this mission to make
India clean and green.
We, and our future generations deserve a
clean and neat environment. As the citizens of
our motherland India, we have to make her
clean and green. If each of us follow this
campaign, definitely India will become clean
and tidy. Lets join our hands together and
pledge to maintain a clean and green nation.
by
D. DIVYASHREE, XI-C
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VEERAPANDIYAKATTABOMMAN
A. RISHA FARAH 'X'
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A woman baked bread for members of her family and an extra one for a hungry passer by.
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kept the extra bread on the Window - sill, for whoseover would take it away.
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Every day, a hunch - back came and took away the bread. Instead of expressing gratitude, he
E muttered the following words as he went his way : "The evil you do remains with you : The good you
G do, comes back to you!"
went on, day after day. Every day, the hunch - back came, picked up the bread and uttered
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words : " The evil you do, remains with you : The good you do, comes back to you!"
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The woman felt irritated. " Not a word of gratitude. "She said to herself....
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"Everyday this hunch - back utters this jingle! what does he mean?
"One day, out of desperation, she decided to do away with him. " I shall get rid of this hunch
Y back,
" She said. And what did she do? She added poison to the bread she prepared for him! As she
O was about to place it on the window sill, her hands trembled. " What is this I am doing?" she said.
Immediately she threw the bread into the fire, prepared another one and kept it on the window sill.
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As usual, the hunch - back came, picked up the bread and muttered the words :
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"The evil you do remains with you : The good you do, comes back to you!"
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The hunch - back proceeded on his way, blissfully unaware of the war raging in the mind of the
woman. Everyday, as the woman placed the bread on the window - sill, she offered a prayer for her
C son
who had gone to a distant place to seek his fortune. For many months, she had no news of
O him... She prayed for his safe return.
That evening, there was a knock on the door. As she opened it, she was surprised to find her son
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standing
in the doorway. He had grown thin and lean. His garments were tattered and torn. He was
E hungry, starved
and weak. As he saw his mother, he said, " Mom, It's a miracle I'm here. while I was
S but a mile away, I was so hungry that I collapsed. I would have died, but just then an old hunch back passed by. I begged of him for a small part of his food, and he was kind enough to give me a
B whole
bread. "As he gave it to me, he said, " This is what I eat everyday : today, I shall give it to you,
A for your need is greater than mine!"
C
"As the mother heard those words, her face turned pale and red. She leaned against the door for
K support. She remembered the poisoned bread that she had made that morning. Had she not burnt
it in the fire, It would have been eaten by her own son, and he would have lost his life!
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It was then that she realized the significance of the words : "The evil you do remains with you:
O The good you do, comes back to you!"
Do good and : Don't ever stop doing good, even if it's not appreciated at that time.
- B.R. SRI VARSHINI X C
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Veera Shivaji
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J. Benjamine Franklyn
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Veera Shivaji
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"Don't worry if
understand you
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understand yourself"
Live your life and love
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A Beautiful Quote
When you add the numbers
from top to bottom. You can
see that, In 1st column Its 10,
in 2nd column 11, It will go
consequently
Find the "X" Number?
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As a role model inspire and motivate the younger students (Classes I - V)
of your school by writing an inspiring letter on how
to keep your surroundings clean.
My dear students,
Good day. and greetings!!!
Today I write this letter to you all with a good motive to motivate all of you to keep clean.
We spend our whole day in school and we should keep our school clean as we could spend our
day in a very pleasant and clean environment.
We children, can inspire our elders in terms of insisting cleanliness all the time and at all places
Let us celebrate everyday as a clean day by keeping our surroundings clean to make our
nation proud in international form.
Every business, from a restaurant, car show room, or a school, needs an efficient and economical way to keep its premises clean, not only for its reputation, but also for the health and well being of staff and customers. This will ultimately save you a lot of time as our school doesn't have to
interview, and employ a separate cleaning staff and train ourselves to do the specialized cleaning. It
will also save the money and we can use that for our school purpose. We should not use plastic items
as they don't decompose easily. The chemicals used to make common cleaning products are poisonous. By looking to what you already have at home, you can avoid both issues - save money while
avoiding the use of harmful and toxic chemicals. Instead of those harmful cleaning products we can
use some easy products like Vinegar, Baking Soda, Olive oil mixed with half a cup of lemon juice, etc.
These can be used for cleaning many things such as kitchen grout, furniture, dirt and grime. Don't
use plastic bottles, and instead of that use metal bottles and glass bottles.
7 Simple tips to keep our environment clean :
z Think before you buy.
z Reuse items that you already have.
z Make your own products.
z Borrow and share.
z Try repairing it before replacing it.
z Buy gently used items.
z Buy eco - friendly items.
The sooner we realize this truth, commit to it, and take action, the sooner our safety will be
assured. Studies also show that most people agree that we are in notable danger and we all agree
that each of us is responsible for our actions. Let us all take an oath today that we will clean up
the debris created while we use crackers on this Diwali. Let us now celebrate a clean Diwali. We
should unitedly spread the message of SWACHH BHARATH - dream of our beloved Gandhiji.
JAI HIND!!
M. KAARUNYA LAKSHMI VIII C
Velunachiyar Team
THE FIRST IN INDIA
The first Indian to go into Space
-
Rakesh Sharma
The first and only Nobel Prize winner of peace in India
-
Mother Teresa
The first and the last Indian government General of India
-
C. Rajagopalachari
The first woman IPS officer of India
-
Kiran Bedi
THE FIRST IN INDIA
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THE FIRST IN INDIA
THE FIRST IN INDIA
THE FIRST IN INDIA
THE FIRST IN INDIA
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THEY CONQUER WHO BELIEVE THEY CAN
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Self - confidence, the key to success is a trust of faith in your ownself. That is being certain that
what you are doing is perfectly correct. Here are few tips to help you increase your self - confidence.
S. SIVARANJANI
VIII - C
Veera Shivaji
Be up-to-date :
BELIEVE IN YOUR SELF :
Always have a good amount of
information on the topics of general
and current interest. If at a
gathering, the conversation turns to
any of the current topics, you should
be able to discuss it intelligently. And
even if you have no information on
it, you can still participate passively
by listening to the conversation.
Whenever you speak something
do it with self - confidence. If you
don't believe that what you say is
interesting, How will the audience
find it interesting ? Speak slowly and
in a well modulated tone so that the
listener can understand you clearly.
Always keep a good posture. A
relaxed erect posture leads you to
give clear and well thought out
responses in a discussion.
Be Optimistic :
Whenever a negative thought
arises cancel it with a positive
thought. As for example, if you
think, you will not be able to give a
speech properly, immediately cancel
it with a positive thought, by
thinking that you will be able to give
the speech in the best possible way.
CREATE YOUR OWN
STYLE :
Don't copy anybody.
By copying a person you
will get a feeling that the
person whom you copy is
superior and as a result
you suffer from
inferiority
complex.
SUCCESS :
Try and remember your
achievements as frequently
as you can. As for example,
how you did well in your
examinations or how you
managed a very critical
situation with great ease.
Find out the Origin
Get a competent counsellor to help
you understand why you do and what
you do. Learn the origin of your
inferiority complex and self - doubt
feelings and overcome these setbacks.
Emerson said, 'They conquer who
believe they can' and he added, "Do the
thing you fear again and again.
Practice of faith and confidence
will soon kill your fears and
insecurities.
And it will have no power on you".
again and again in this sacred Indian soil;
B 'LetLetmemeleadbeaborn
life of truth and overlasting service
me be blessed with desire to follow truth and the desire to serve;
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Let poverty and hunger be eradicated from our land;
there be no cowards in our land;
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Let all do honest work and live long
our people be ready to respond to the call of the country;
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Let us be inspired to work with integrity
us know that serving the eight crores of people is service to God;
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In doing this service, I vow that I shall bear my trials and tribulations which
u may confront me"
d YOU ARE AN INDIAN
R. VIGNESH VIII 'A'
Veera Pandiya Kattabomman
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Dream
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Think
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Choose - Best
Analyze - Twice
Plan
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Be
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Work
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Execute - Well
Then
Success is yours
Success is a problem,
but failure is the formula... you can't solve
the problem without
knowing the formula
BORN FOR
Lotus is born for water,
Rose is born for beauty,
Jasmine is born for fragrance,
But, we are all born for success.
C. ABIRAMI VIII 'D'
Velunachiyar Team
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- P.V. SHANMUGA PRIYA
IX - 'C'
Veera Shivaji
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MIRACLE
LINES
Champions Aren't
Made in Gyms
Champions are made
From Something ....!
They have Deep
Inside Them ....
A Dream,
A Desire,
A Vision,
And
A Sacrifice .....
Life is similar to a boxing ring....
Defeat is not declared
When you fall down....
It is declared when you
refuse to get up......
So,
Face the problems
which are puzzled
gifts of our life
Heated gold becomes Ornaments .....
Beaten Copper becomes Wire ......
Depleted stone becomes statue .....
So,
More pain you get in life,
you become more valuable
Imagine with all your mind
Believe with all your heart
Achieve with all your might
- J. BENJAMINE FRANKLYN
XI - 'C'
Veera Shivaji
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SUCCESS
One minute Smile
makes many
friends
But
One minute Anger
makes many
enemies
So, enjoy your life
with a
Cute Smile.
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Friends are rainbows ..... always they are
there to cheer you up after a storm.
A friend is one of the best things you can
be and the greatest thing you can have.
When it hurts to look back and you're
scared to look ahead, you can look beside
you and your best friend will be there.
A friend shares the good times and helps
out by listening during the bad times.
- R. SANGAVI XI - B
Velunachiyar
Fight for you
Respect you
Include you
Encourage you
Need you
Dear to you
Stand by you
ABCD
ALL IS THE LIMIT
If we sleep so long
we become lazy
If we play too much
we become tired
If we eat too much
We become obese
If we take sweet too much
We become a patient
If we read too much
we will be leveled.
PLA
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PLAY
Always Be Cool
Don't have Ego with Friends
Give up Hurting Incidences
Just Keep Loving Man-kind
Never Omit Prayers
Quietly Remember God
XE
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Speak the Truth
man
C. RA
Use Valid Words R. Kattabom
Express Your Zeal
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- G. JANANI, X - D
Some types of Bamboo can grow nearly a metre a day !
Veera Shivaji
Light from the Sun can reach a depth of 80 metres in Ocean!
There are over 2,00,000 identified plant species and the list is growing all the time.
Around 2000 different types of plants are used by humans to make food.
Onions might taste good but they can be painful to chop. The reason behind this is
actually a gas is released when you cut these onions and irritates your eyes.
Sound travels 4 times faster in water than it does through air.
M Y I N D I A
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aryana for milk
M adhya Pradesh for
ujarat for peach
Tribals and
ssam for tea leaves
B ihar for minerals
erala for brains
All states for unity
ttar Pradesh for Sugarcanes India for
imachal for apple
Nationality
rissa for temple
I Love my India
AKANGKHYA MALLIAH V 'C'
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P unjab for fighting
B engal for writing
T amilnadu for duty
K ashmir for beauty
R ajasthan for History
M aharastra for Victory
M ysore for silk
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"When you give importance to
People
They think that
you are always free
But
They don't understand that
you make yourself
Available for them Everytime"....!
*
A Friendship is something, which can't be
seen but can only be felt.
*
A Friend is a gift, you give to yourself
*
A Friendship is always a sweet responsibility
never an opportunity.
*
A Friend is someone who knows all about you
*
A True Friendship multiplies the good in life
and divides its evil.
*
Friendship is the best relationship and
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friends are the best relations.
JA V
* A Best Friend is the one who brings out the best in you.
"There is nothing Greater than Friendship and better than a friend".
Answer:
1. Udaipur (Across)
2. Romain Rolland (Down)
3. Medha Patkar (Across)
4. Kuselan (Down)
5. Athens (Down)
6. Ganesha (Across)
7. Trishanku (Across)
8. Ceylon (Across)
9. Canberra (Across)
10. Izwal
CROSS WORD
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- P.V. SHANMUGA PRIYA
IX - 'C' Veera Shivaji
Which city in India is called the city of lakes?
Which French author wrote the biographies of
Gandhi and Swami Vivekananda?
3. Which lady laid the save Narmada movement ?
4. What is the real name of Sudama ?
5. Where was the first Olympic games held ?
6. Who wrote the Mahabharata from Vyasa's dictation?
7. Who was the father of Harichandra ?
8. What is the oldest name of Srilanka ?
9. Which is the capital of Australia ?
10. Which is the capital of Mizoram ?
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Six ethics of Life
Before you pray - believe
Before you speak - listen
Before you spend - earn
Before you write - think
Before you quit - try
Before you die - live
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1 TO 10 FANTASTIC WORDS
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INTERESTING FACTS
OF ENGLISH
The most selfish one letter word
'I' Avoid it
The most Satisfying two letter word
'We' Use it
The most Poisonous three letter word
'Ego' Kill it.
The most used four letter word
'Love' Value it.
The most pleasing five letter word
'Smile' Keep it.
The fastest spreading six letter word
'Rumour' Ignore it.
The hard working Seven letter word
'Success' Achieve it.
The most enviable eight letter word
'Jealousy' Distance it.
The most powerful nine letter word
'Knowledge' Acquire it
The most divine ten letter word
'Friendship' Maintain it
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1. The most common letter in English is 'e'.
2. The most common vowel in English is 'e',
followed by 'a'.
3. The most common consonant in English is 'r',
followed by 't'.
4. Every syllable in English must have a vowel
(Sound). Not all syllables have consonants.
5. Only two English words in current use end
in '-gry'. They are 'angry' and 'hungry'.
6. The word ' bookkeeper' (along with its associate
'bookkeeping') is the only unhyphenated
English word with three consecutive double
letters. Other such words, like 'sweet- toothed',
require a hyphen to be readily readable.
7. The word 'triskaidekaphobia' means 'extreme fear
of the number 13'. This superstition is related
to 'paraskevidekatriaphobia', which means
'fear of Friday the 13th'.
8. More English words begin with the letter 'S'
than with any other letter.
- M. SRICHAITANYA, VI - A
9. A preposition is always followed by a noun (ie noun, Proper noun, Pronoun, noun group, gerund).
10. The word 'uncopyrightable' is the longest English word in normal use that contains no letter more than once.
11. A sentence that contains all 26 letters of the alphabet is called a 'pangram'
12. The following sentence contains all 26 letters of the alphabet : 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
This sentence is often used to test typewriters or keyboards.
13. The only word in English that ends with the letters '-mt' is 'dreamt' (which is a variant spelling of 'dreamed') as
well of course as 'undreamt' :)
14. A word formed by joining together parts of existing words is called a 'blend' (or, less commonly, a' portmanteau
word'). Many new words enter the English language in this way. Examples are'brunch' (breakfast+lunch); 'motel'
(motorcar + hotel); and ' guesstimate' (guess + estimate). Note that blends are not the same as compounds or
compound nouns, which form when two whole words join together, for example; website, blackboard, darkroom.
15. The word 'alphabet' comes from the first two letters of the Greek alphabet : alpha, beta.
S. RAJNANDAN X-'C'
Veera Shivaji
Do You know ?
1.
2.
3.
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7.
Audiologists
Cardiologists
Dentist
Hematalogists
Hepatologists
Nephrologists
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Blood
Liver
Kidney
Brain
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9. Opthalmologists
10. Pulmonologists
11. Paleopathologists
12. Psychiatrists
13. Radiologists
S. MAHALAKSHMI X - E Velunachiyar
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which organ
Cancer
Eyes
Lungs
ancient diseases
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Mental health
X - rays
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E. SANJAY, VIII - F
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Largest democracy in the world
Has the Biggest film Industry in the world
India has the maximum no of post offices in the world
The World's first university was established in Takshila in 700 BC
Ayurveda is the earliest known school of medicine 2500 years ago
The word Navigation is the derived from the Sanskrit word Navgatih
India is home to several major rivers, including the Ganges, the Brahmaputra,
the Yamuna
8. Phone call to India cost's 2p per minute
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1.
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2.
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3.
---------------------- use : Decline.
4.
---------------------- use : Call names, rail at.
5. ---------------------- use : To blame.
---------------------- use : To tickle the fancy.
ANSWERS
7. ---------------------- use : To awaken
2. House
use
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3. Refuse 4. Abuse
9. ---------------------- use : Read
5. Accuse 6. Amuse
7. Arouse 8. Spouse
10. ---------------------- use : throw into disorder.
10. Confuse
S. LINGESHWER, VIII -D,
Velunachiyar
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5, 6, 7 is a car's name
8, 9,10,11 letters is a mode of transport
Guess Who am I ?
What is the word ?
Who can answer this for me ?
Ans : Citizenship
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what is it ?
Ans : Watermelon
2. What kind of tree can you carry in your hand ?
Ans : Palm
3. Take off my skin - I won't cry, but you will ! What am I ?
Ans : An Onion
4. What has a face and two hands but no arms or legs?
Ans : A clock
5. What has a neck but no head ?
Ans : A bottle
6. What belongs to you but is used more by others?
Ans : Your name
7. What comes down but never goes up ?
Ans : Rain
8. What has hands but can't clap?
Ans : A clock
9. How many months have 28 days ?
Ans : All 12 months !
10. What goes up but never comes down ?
Ans : Your age!
11. If you give me water, I will die, What am I ?
Ans : Fire.
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QUESTIONS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
What goes up, but never comes down ?
Where does Friday come before Thursday ?
What has a bark, but does not bite ?
How many letters are there in the alphabet ?
What can you catch but not throw ?
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- S.B. SURUTHI
If there were 9 cats on a bridge and one jumped over the edge, how many would be left ?
VI - 'C'
I am a box. That holds keys without locks, yet my keys can unlock your deepest senses What am I ?
I am black when you get me, red when you use me and white when you are all done with me What am I ?
ANSWERS : 1. Your age 2. in dictionary 3. A Tree 4. Eight A.L.P.H.A.B.E.T, 5. Cold
6.Moooosical chair 7. none, they 8. Piano were copy cats 9. Charcoal
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A snail
What comes down but never goes up?
Rain
I'm tall when I'm young and I'm short when I'm old.
What am I ?
A candle
Mary's father has 5 daughters - Nana, Nene, Nini,
Nono What is the fifth daughter's name?
If you answered Nunu, you are wrong. It's Mary!
How can a pant pocket be empty and still have some
thing in it ?
It can have a hole in it.
What goes up when rain comes down ?
An umbrella!
What is the longest word in the dictionary ?
Smiles, because there is a mile between each 's'
If I drink, I die. If I eat, I am fine, What am I ?
A fire!
Throw away the outside and cook the inside, then
eat the outside and throw away the inside. What is it ?
Corn on the cob, because you throw away the husk,
cook and eat the kernels, and throw away the cob.
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1. It has cities but no houses, It has rivers but no waters : It has forest but no trees. What is it ?
2. What goes all round the world but stays at one corner ?
3. What dress does the house wear ?
4. What is History teacher's favourite fruit ?
5. What kind of tree can sit in your hand ?
6. Which is the worst day for fish ?
ANSWERS :
1. Map
2. Stamp
3. Address
4. Dates
5. Palm Tree
6. Friday
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Veera Pandiya Kattabomman
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No - Recharge
No - Roaming
No - Validity Limit
No - Activation
No - Signal Problem
But don't switch off your 'Heart'
What can you catch but not throw !
A cold
What is at the end of a rainbow ?
The letter W!
IX 'D'
M. POOJA
Veera Shivaji
Press me at the bottom and meet me at the top, who am I ?
When I work I take my cap, when I rest I put it on ?
Brahma
Vishnu
Shiva
Narada
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talented man; And the
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A medium - sized cumulus clowd weighs about the same as 80 elephants.
If you drilled a tunnel straight through the earth and jumped in, it would take you exactly 42
minutes and 12 seconds to get to the other side.
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surface of the earth.
A single bolt of lightning contains enough energy to cook 100,000 pieces of toast.
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3. Hair dresser
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NAME OF THE COMPETITON
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WINNERS NAME & CLASS
PRIZE
05.06.14
Drawing competition
Kamaraj Academy, Erode
S.T.Nithya - XI
AR.G.Sanjaree - IX D
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01.07.14
English Handwriting
Kamaraj Academy, Erode
S.Sri Haripriya - V
H.Sonia - V
Special Prize
08.07.14
to
14.07.14
Bhajans
IMCT, Thiruvanmiyur
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AM.Rithuvarshini – VI
AG.Amirtha selvi – VI
BB.Geetha sree – VI
BS.Giriprasath – VI
CS.Jayashree – VI
CS.Kanmani – VI
DS.Reethika – VI
DM.Pavithra – VI
EE.Pranathi – VI E
III Rs.300
Cash Award
08.07.14
to
14.07.14
Vinayagar Agarval
IMCT, Thiruvanmiyur
M.Pooja sree
II Rs.500
Cash Award
08.07.14
to
14.07.14
Poo thoduththal
IMCT, Thiruvanmiyur
M.J.Sandhya – X A
II Rs.500
Cash Award
July
Chathurbhujam - Vegetable
Carving
Sushwani Metha School,
Pulianthope
S.Janani – IX D
Urmila – IX D
II
II
July
Dance competition
Sushwani Metha School,
Pulianthope
P.Vishal
I
23.08.14
Maths AMTI IX - XII
AMTI ORGANISATION
P.C.Sruthi – IX
FS.Balamurali Krishna – X
C.Mahisha – IX
FS.Lakshman – X
CS.V.Hitesh – XI
BU.Lokesh – XI
AP.S.Aashwin Krishna – XI
B.Sundara Prasad – XI
BR.Sanjay – XI A
24.08.14
Dancing & Singing competition
Global Achievers Foundation
N.P.Sayoot – II C
I
02.10.14
Oratorical Competition
Gandhian Trust,
Thakkar Baba School,
T.Nagar
PoojaSri – II D
I
02.10.14
Vocal Singing
Sundaramurthi Vinayagar
Temple
M.Bhuvaneswari - IX B
L.Poornisha – VIII D
Special prize
02.10.14
to
15.10.14
Swachh Bharath
Sanskrit Essay writing
M.Karunya lakshmi – VIII C
S.Pooja Srisai - VIII C
Priyadharshini – VIII C
P.Surya Gayathri – VIII C
P.Mohana Priya – V A
P.Reshma Jain – VIII C
Each
received
Rs.2500
Cash Award
from Smrithi
Irani
04.10.14
Pattimandram
Vepperi Jain School
N.Krithiga - VIII D
E.Vishali - VIII D
S.Rupana - VIII D
P.Raksidaa - VIII D
I
21
VIGNANA PRADHARSHINI – 2014
Venue: Sishu & Bala level - TVT-Kishore & Tharun level - Korattur
DATE
NAME OF THE COMPETITON
ORGANISER
WINNERS NAME & CLASS
PRIZE
11.10.14
Tarun level Maths Exhibit
Vidya Bharati
M.Priyadharshini – XI
CD.Divya sree – XI C
I
11.10.14
Tarun level Vedic Maths Quiz
Vidya Bharati
K. Rohith kumar – XI
BD. Sundara Prasad – XI
BV. Hitesh – XI B
II
Vidya Bharati
C.K.Sathya Narayanan – XI A (Bio)
S.Naveen kumar – XI A (Bio)
I
P.Parthasarathi – XII A (Phy)
Rathila Ramesh – XII A (Phy)
II
11.10.14
Tarun level Science Exhibit
11.10.14 Tarun level Science Experiment
Vidya Bharati
P.S. Aswin kumar – XI B (Chem)
II
11.10.14
Tarun level Cultural Quiz
Vidya Bharati
K.Sivarama Krishnan – XI A
V.Krishna teja – XI
AL.V. Sarvendra – XI A
I
11.10.14
Kishore level Science
Experiment
Vidya Bharati
M.J.Sandhya – X A (Bio)
I
11.10.14
Sishu level Science Exhibit
Vidya Bharati
Adithya Krishna – V C
R.S.Giri prasad – V C
I
11.10.14
Sishu level Science Quiz
Vidya Bharati
Rohini Sridharan – V E
Mohana priya – V A
P.S. Shruthi – V D
II
11.10.14
Sishu level Maths Exhibit
Vidya Bharati
J. Dhana shree – V E
S. Janica – V C
I
11.10.14
Bala level Maths Exhibit
Vidya Bharati
P. Asish Raj – VIII D
R.Naresh – VIII A
I
11.10.14
Bala level Maths Paper
Presentation
Vidya Bharati
N.Krithika – VIII D
Madhumitha – VIII C
I
11.10.14
Bala level Science Exhibit
Vidya Bharati
B. Poorveshwaran – VI A
Shanmuga priya – VI A
11.10.14
Bala level Cultural Quiz
Vidya Bharati
P. Jaya sree vidya – VIII B
M. Pranav Jothi – VIII E
M. Nivetha – VIII F
I
11.10.14
Bala level Science Experiment
Vidya Bharati
A.Keerthana – VII A (Chem)
I
VIGNANA PRADARSHINI STATE LEVEL WINNERS VENUE: RASIPURAM
18.10.14
II
Tarun Level Cultural Quiz
Vidya Bharati
K.Sivarama Krishnan – XI A
V.Krishna teja – XI A
L.V. Sarvendra – XI A
Bala level Cultural Quiz
Vidya Bharati
P.Jaya sree vidya – VIII B
M.Pranav Jothi – VIII E
M.Nivetha – VIII F
20.10.14
Bala level Science Experiment
Vidya Bharati
A.Keerthana – VII A (Chem)
I
20.10.14
Kshethra Level Winner
Venue: Vaikkam, Kerala
Vidya Bharati
A.Keerthana – VII A
II
22
II
DATE
NAME OF THE COMPETITON
ORGANISER
13.10.14
Clean up India - Swatchh Bharath
Swatchh Vidyalaya
14.10.14
Drawing competition
National Development Centre
M.Surya – I E
S.Mridula – IV E
II
14.10.14
Tamil Handwriting
National Educational
Development Centre, Erode
P. Shakthi shree - IV B
Special prize
14.10.14
Tamil Handwriting
National Educational
Development Centre, Erode
R.Netra - I B
Special prize
14.10.14
English Essay Writing
National Educational
Development Centre, Erode
R.Ragul – I A
Special prize
14.10.14
Kavidhai
National Educational
Development Centre, Erode
S.Giriprasath – VI C
18.10.14
Drawing competition
Shruthi Kendra
R.S.Giriprasad - V C
I
18.10.14
Quiz
Shruthi Kendra
M.Varsha - IX D
S.Gayathri IX D
K.Mirnalini - IX D
I
18.10.14
Report Writing
Shruthi Kendra
S.S.Anjana - IX A
I
18.10.14
Elocution
Shruthi Kendra
S.Bhagirathi - VI A
R.S.Giriprasad - V C
I
II
28.10.14
Drawing competition
Global Event Managers
J.Md.Wasim Rahamatullah - IX F
R.G.Shanjanee – IX D
S.B.Abirami - LKG C
M.Charulatha – UKG E
C.B.Vijaya Soorya – I A
J.Keerthana – IV B
II
I
I
II
II
II
04.11.14
Tamil Essay writing
National Educational
Development Centre
S.Mridula – IV E
P.Shakthi sree – IV B
I
II
04.11.14
Tamil Handwriting
National Educational
Development Centre
M.Surya – I E
S. Aradhana – II A
J.Narain karthick – I D
S.Harshitha – II B
P.Shakthi sree – IV B
R.Netra – I B
E.V.Elakiya – UKG A
U.Dinesh – UKG A
A.K.Gokul – UKG C
S.Jaya kayila – UKG C
I
II
I
II
I
I
I
I
II
II
04.11.14
Kavithai potti
National Educational
Development Centre
M.Ranjith kumar – IV D
M.Pooja sri – II D
Dinesh Baskaran – I D
S.Giri Prasad – VI C
I
II
I
I
06.11.14
Elocution
NAT Shruthi Kendra
S.Bhaherathi – VI A
R.S.Giriprasath – V C
I
II
06.11.14
Drawing competition
NAT Shruthi Kendra
J. Gnaneshwar – III A
R.S.Giriprasath – V C
V.Chandra kumar IV D
I
I
II
23
WINNERS NAME & CLASS
PRIZE
C.K.Sathya Narayanan – XI A Each received
Rs.5000
S.V.N.Aditya – XI C
Cash Award
V.Soundharya – XI C
Special prize
07.11.14
Report writing
Shruthi Kendra
07.11.14
Online competition
CBSE Expression Series - ‘Young
Scientific Minds of India’ to
celebrate the birth anniversary of
Dr. C. V. Raman
14.11.14
Sanskrit Essay writing
14.11.14
to
Online competition
I
S.Abirami
S.Gunavathi
S.S.Anjana
B. Dwarakesh – X B
Cash Award
2,500
Swachh Bharath
Pooja sri sai – VIII
C. Surya gayathri
Priya daeshini
Reshma
Cash Award
Rs. 2,500
CBSE Expression series on
Bal Swachhata Mission
I. Deepika – VII B
Cash Award
Rs. 2,500
P. Mohana Priyaa – V A
Cash Award
Rs. 2,500
19.11.14
15.11.14
English Handwriting
National Development
Centre
C.C.Monisha – II E
R.Ragul - I E
G.Lokesh – UKG C
P.Balaji – UKG B
S.Samyuktha – UKG A
Winners
15.11.14
Essay writing
National Development
Centre
R.Ragul – I E
Winner
19.11.14
Brain O Brain State Level
Handwriting competition
Chutti T.V
E. Asishraj – VIII D
I
20.11.14
Story telling &
Kondrai Vendan recitation
Vasagar vattam,
Jawahar Nagar
Bhuvana - II D
II
25.11.14
Drawing competition
National Integration and
Communal Harmony
R.S.Rohith kanna – V C
II
SPORTS WINNERS - 2014 -2015
S.
NO
Organized
1
Ves yoga
pradharshan
2
Vidya bharathi South zone
3
Vidya bharathi National level Allahabhad (UP)
4
Cbse
5
Level
Ves
Venue
Game
Perambur
Yoga
Prize
30. 08.2014 Runners
19 – 23,
sep 2014
Winners
Table tennis
25-29,
sep 2014
Participation
certificate
Teak wondo
24-28,
sep 2014
G.kavya (ixd) -gold
D.jaya kumar(x-a) - gold
Vidya bharathi National level Rajasthan (Sikar)
Teak wondo
7-12,
nov 2014
G.kavya (ix-d) -gold
D.jaya kumar(x-a) - silver
6
Cbse
National level Sonapet (Hariyana)
Teak wondo
G.kavya (ix-d) - bronze
7
Cbse
South zone
Chess
24-27,
nov 2014
16-19,
sep 2014
8
Cbse
National level Gwalior (MP )
South zone
Gulbarga – Karnataka Table tennis
Date
Bangalore
Palakat (Kerala)
Yoga
24
16-18,
Oct 2014
S.sharmili(viii) – winner
ii place
P.raksidaa(viii) – winner
ii place
Participation certificate
GANITHA PRAVAHAM - MATHS EXPO ( 2014 - 2015)
S.No.
Topic
Name
Class / sec
1
Patterns
III C
I
2
Rupees and paise
III A
II
3
Measurement of length
IV B
I
4
Measurement of mass
IV B
II
5
Shapes and angles
VC
I
6
Fractions
VA
II
7
Elements of a circle
VI A
I
8
Area
VI C
II
9
Line symmetry and rotational symmetry
VII B
I
10
Ratio of circumference to diameter of a circle
VII A
II
11
Angle sum property of a triangle
VII C
II
12
Properties of regular polygan
VIII A
I
13
Perimeter and area
VIII C
II
14
Cyclic quadrilateral
IX B
I
15
Running track
IX E
II
16
Trignometry aircraft distance
XA
I
17
Trignometry eagle and snake
R. Tanubhav
B. Kishan
S. Sri Abirami
S. Sristhi Jain
S. Rohit Niranjan
S. Sujitha
K. Pooja sri
M. Gayatri
S. Gokula Krishnan
B. Deepak
M. Keshigaa
M.V. Kokila
P. Shakthi shree
V. C. Yamini
Narain Karthikeyan
V. Nithish
H. Shyleshvhari
S. Nivaedithaa
S. Sri haripriya
R.S. Giri prasath
A.K. Aishwarya
D. Karthickeyan
P. Mohana Priyaa
S. Prithivi
S. Bhaherathi
S.P. Pooja
G. Pavithra
M. Harinie
Utkarsh Warrier
D. Sneha
S. Giri Prasadth
S. Shreya
S. Poorvikaa
V. S. Yasmitha
K.S. Harshavardhini
C. Harshini
S. Neeraja
G. Aishwarya
A. Swetha
G. Akshaya
Srijith R. Unni
S. Gnanaganesh
Sajeev Kumar Poonia
Arjun Hariharan
R. Naresh
R. Suran
T.Vishnu
S. Vetrivelan
R. Lokesh Kumar
Siva prasad H warrier
N. Gourave Nimanna
S. Shivakumar
M. Yogeshkumar
V. P. Anirudhragav
P. Nanda kumar
D.V. Madhav rao
U. N. Ravi kiran
D. Karthikeyan
M.N. Vidya shankar
V. Ashwin kumar
B.B. Kaviyadharshini
S. Sharmili
C. Indira priyadharshini
U. Keerthi
B.R. Srivarshini
R. Madhumitha
R. Sanjana
A. Amirtha
XC
II
25
Place
E
E
E
E
26
E
E
E
E
27
E
E
E
E
28