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GGGGG.K. Shetty V.K. Shetty V.K. Shetty V.K. Shetty V.K. Shetty Vivivivivivekekekekekananda Vananda Vananda Vananda Vananda Vidyidyidyidyidyalaalaalaalaalayyyyya Junior Collea Junior Collea Junior Collea Junior Collea Junior CollegggggeeeeeA UNIT OF VIVEKANANDA EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY (Regd.)

C.T.H. Road, Ambattur, Chennai - 600 053. email : gksvv@vesonline.org

Anjana R

Darshan P

Periyanayaki M

Prethega K

Sunju Sree B

From the editor’s desk,“To me, the greatest pleasure of writing is not what’s all about, but

the inner music the words make”.

In agreement with the above quote, I find writing as the most

valuable literary expression. Indeed writing is the painting of voice.

To inculcate the passion for creative thinking and writing amongst

the students is one of the major objective set by ‘ G.K. Shetty

Vivekananda Vidyalaya’ and Vivekavani has been a step towards

it.

It is happy to join our hands with you all with the first edition of

vivekavani this year too. Our school attains the pinnacle of joy and

success in each and every field, to name some are drawing, sports,

music, dance, academics and many more. This year ourschool has

got 53 A1 students in class 10 and 25 outstanding students in

class XII. Master Deepak Ram along with his team had added

colours to our school walls.His work was appreciated by “The Hindu”

and was also published in it.

On June 5th, on account of world Environment day tree saplings

were distributed to the people in and around Ambattur. A journey

of thousand miles begins with a single step. It was our small step

to create ‘Green Ambattur’. Now Vivekavani espouses the school’s

spirits which is built up within the school through collective action,

thoughts and aspiration.

My sincere thanks to the Principal, editorial board, students and

teachers who had been of immense help for adding colours to the

pages of Vivekavani, I wish all the readers a happy reading.

Editor in Chief

S. ABINAYA

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Rithika A

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Editor in ChiefViveka Vani - 23 August 2017 -18 Issue : 01

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CHILD PRODIGY

B.KEERTHANA VIII D

DATE EVENT ORGANISER VENUE PLACE

FEBRUARY 2017 TAEK-WON-DO VES-NATIONAL UTTARKHAND GOLD

FEBRUARY 2017 TAEK-WON-DO CBSE- NATIONAL VARANASI SILVER

FEBRUARY 2017 TAEK-WON-DO CBSE-SOUTHZONE MANGALORE GOLD

11.6.2017 TAEK-WON-DO OPEN TOURNAMENT (DISTRICT) CHENNAI GOLD

27.6.2017 TAEK-WON-DO VES-DIVISIONAL VYSARPADI GOLD

7.7.2017 TAEK-WON-DO OPEN TOURNAMENT (STATE) SALEM GOLD

21.7.2017 TAEK-WON-DO OPEN TOURNAMENT (NATIONAL) ORISSA PARTICIPATED

SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTSVES INTER SPORTS MEET 2017-2018

DATE GAME NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS VENUE PLACE

16.6.2017 SILAMBAM JAI KRISHNA.E.R. XI VV CHROMPET I

LOKESH KUMAR.G. X I

DEEPAN KALYAN IX III

SELVARATHINAM XII III

17.6.2017 TABLE TENNIS SENIOR BOYS IX D VV KORATTUR RUNNER

SUPER SENIOR BOYS XI & XII RUNNER

17.6.2017 THROW BALL SENIOR BOYS IX & X VV PERAMBUR RUNNER

SUPER SENIOR BOYS XI & XII WINNER

20.6.2017 BADMINTON SUPER SENIOR GIRLS XI & XII VV THIRUVOTRIYUR RUNNER

CHESS SENIOR BOYS IX & X RUNNER

YOGA ISHWARYA VIII V

PRAVEEN XII I

22.6.2017 KABADDI SUPER SENIOR BOYS XI & XII WINNER

28.6.2017 TAEK-WON-DO B.DHARSHAN V VV VYSARPADI I

S.RAKESH IX II

G.A.SIDDHARTH VIII I

B.KEERTHANA VIII I

J.SRIKANTH IX III

G.N.SUBASH X I

28.6.2017 KHO-KHO JUNIOR GIRLS VI to VIII VV MANALI NEW TOWN WINNER

SENIOR GIRLS IX & X WINNER

SUPER SENIOR BOYS XI & XII RUNNER

30.6.2017 HAND BALL JUNIOR BOYS VI to VIII VV AMBATTUR RUNNER

SENIOR BOYS IX & X WINNER

SENIOR GIRLS WINNER

SUPER SENIOR GIRLS XI & XII WINNER

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VES INTER SCHOOL SPORTS MEETATHLETIC MEET 2017-2018

DATE: 13.07.17 to 15.07.17 VENUE: JAWAHARLAL NEHRU STADIUM

NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS PLACE

S.NAVEENA KUMARI IX 100MTS I

200MTS I

M.KEERTHANA X 3 KM WALK III

R.VINUPRIYA X 100 MTS HURDLES I

N.LATCHIYA XIB2 5 KM WALK II

M.DINESH KUMAR XID1 JAVELIN THROW II

S.HARI XID1 HIGH JUMP III

S.SOPAN XID1 DISCUSS THROW III

M.MUKESH XIID2 800MTS II

TRIPLE JUMP III

T.RAHULNATH XIID2 400MTS II

C.NIXEN XIID2 LONG JUMP III

S.A.LAVANYA DURGA XIID2 LONG JUMP III

100MTS III

100MTS HURDLES II

S. NAVEENA KUMARI IX 4X100 MTS RELAY III

R.VINUPRIYA X

M.KEERTHANA X

G.RITHIKASREE IX

MUSIC ACHIEVEMENTS

DATE VENUE EVENT ORGANISED BY AWARD / PRIZE

30.06.17 Dr.N.K.VivekanandaVidyalaya, Special Bhajan Korattur Cultural

Korattur Programme Academy Memento

09.07.17 Pattabiram Guru Poornima Sri ShiradiSai

Special Bhajan Baba Kovil Memento

19.07.17 Kallikuppam Bhajan Programme Anandam Memento

Old Age Home

21.07.17 AIR Virudhagan All India Radio, -

Group Song Chennai

Competition

(Semi Finals)

23.07.17 BharathiyaVidyaBhavan, Inter School Bhajan Bhaktha Swara 10th Place, Silver

Mylapore Competition Bhajan Mandali Jothi Vilakku

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A REPORT ON BALA UTSAV“Children are the treasures of God’’

The programme commenced with lighting thekuthuvilakku by theguest of honour Smt.R.Jeyalekshmy, Managing Trustee andCorrespondent, Devi Academy Senior SecondarySchool,Valasaravakkam. The tiny tots invoked God by rendering aprayer song

Sri S.Gopalakrishnan, Honorary Correspondent of G.K.ShettyVivekananda Vidyalaya welcomed the gathering and the guests onand of the dais. He stated that the school is progressing towards its

40th year of its inception and was made possible only through the continuous effort and support of theparents. He made it very clear that Man-Making education is the ultimate aim of ourinstitution.Sri.T.Chakravarthy Vice-President VES and Sri. R Ramanathan, Assistant Correspondentwere also adorning the dais.

The chief guest Smt.RJeyalekshmy in her address appreciated the efforts taken by the teachers intraining the students for the colourful programme. She also spoke about the importance of teaching ofvarious social values. She stated that children are the budding flowers.They must be encouraged tobloom on their own and never force them. She also requested the teachers to develop the inner lyingconfidence, moral and spiritual values.

Sri.T.Chakravarthy, Vice-President VES in his special address took the initiative by advising theparents to spend more time with the children as they are blessed angels and pleasurable to be with. Heeven stated that. BalaUtsav - a special programme is exclusively celebrated for pre-primary kids. VEStakes great pleasure in considering CHILD centred activity.

The cultural programmestarted with enthralling Welcome Dance on the Topic,Eco-Friendly whereinthe students of L.K.G portrayed” Go Green”.U.K.G. Children rendered a song on growing trees. Villupattushowcased the ban on the use of plastics.English, Hindi and Samskritam dramas were focussed onthree R’s. (Reduce, Reuse and Recycle).The physical demo demonstrated our vision –Bio- DynamicVidyalaya. Around 550 students participated in this Utsav and made it a grand success.

Senior-Secondary students took the initiative by hosting the programme in an enchanting manner.The programme came to an end with VandeMatharam.

VIDYA PRAVESH“From untruth lead us to truth, From darkness lead us to illumination”

The students of VI std were initiated into the learning process throughVidyaPravesh which was celebrated in our school on 14.6.17. Around 240students along with their parents assembled at 7.00 a.m. Our honorarycorrespondent, Shri. S. Gopalakrishnan, Joint Secretary of VES, Shri. R.Ravindran, SMDC members, Shri. P.C. Raghunathan and Shri.R. Balakrishnanand our Principal Smt. S. Usha Rani decorated the dais.

The programme started with the prayer. Ashtotharam was chanted by thestudents. A song was sung on Goddess Saraswathi to invoke her blessings. Our honorary correspondent,Shri. S. Gopalakrishnan gave the welcome address and also introduced the guests. The students wereasked to take the pledge and get the blessings from their parents. Our chief-guest, Shri. R. Ravindran,Joint Secretary of VES addressed the gathering. In his speech, he emphasised about the importance ofBharathian culture. Later, Plants were distributed to the willing parents in creating eco-friendly environment.The programme came to an end with Shanthi Manthram.

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AKSHARABHYAS“Parents are living Gods to their children”

AKSHARABHYAS – The sacred start for L.K.G. students wascelebrated on 14th June 2017 in our school. Around 300 parentsattended the programme. Swami Chathurbhujanandha,Sri Ramakrishna Math, Kanchipuram lighted the Kuthuvilaku and gavea holy start to the programme. Our Principal,Smt. S. Usha Raniwelcomed the gathering. Our students performed Pooja to GoddessSaraswathi by chanting Ashtotharam. Children wrote ‘Ohm’ in the paddyand got the blessings from their parents. The parents who scored more

than 90% in SamskrithiGnanaPariksha were awarded with certificate. Plants were distributed to thewilling parents to make Ambattur Green. The function came to an end with Shanthi Manthram.

A Report on VigyanaPradharshini“The Science of today is the technology of tomorrow”

VidhyaBharathi, Tamilnadu and Vivekananda Educational Societyconducted Inter-school VigyanaPradharshini, Science, Maths andComputer Science Exhibition on 7th July 2017 (Friday) at G.K. ShettyVivekananda Vidyalaya Junior College, Ambattur. Around 10 schoolsfrom in and around Ambattur took part in it. 250 students from otherschools and 300 students from our school competed in scienceexhibits. Chief Guest Sri. Dr. P. Sudhakar, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D, JointDirector, CPR Environmental Education Centre inaugurated the programme by lighting the lamp.Selvi.S.Periyanayaki of Class XI delivered a speech on Bhaskaracharya and enthused the students. Itwas followed by unveiling the logo by our chief guest. In his address Sri. Dr. P. Sudhakar, thanked theschool for giving him an opportunity to address the youngsters, who are going to contribute to our nationin future. He said that 0 is introduced by our Bharat and we should be proud of our Mathematicians likeBhaskaracharya, Ramanuja and Aryabhatta. He appreciated the students for maintaining the schoolclean and green. He invited our school to compete in the ‘Green School, Green Teacher’ award whichis conducted by Environment Sector every year. He also asked our school to participate in NTL, Whichis sponsored by WIPRO. It is a competition about Nature, Bio-diversity and Water Conservation. Hestated the specialty of 7th July which is Mahindra Singh Dhoni’s Birthday. He asked the students to be aleader like him who can fight and win across. Eminent Judges from various departments were introduced.

The special aspects of VigyanaPradharshini are

Mini Planetarium

Safe Solar Observation

Weigh yourself on different planets

Hydro Rocketry Demo

Comet Making Demo

Club Kit Display

Terra magneta Workshop

Book Fair

Maths and Science Fun

Valedictory function started at 3.30 pm with prayer. Sri Ramanathan,Assistant Correspondent, GKSVV and Correspondent, Round Table Vivekananda Vidyalaya, Agaramelwelcomed the Chief Guest Dr. C.S. Tharadevi. Head of Department of Zoology (Retd) SreeAyyappaCollege, Nagercoil, Smt. Shanthi, Principal, BalaguruvaChettiar Vivekananda Vidyalaya, Veerapuramand the august gathering. Selvi. Mercy Rollaine of XIstd delivered a speech on Sir. C.V. Raman.Smt. Lakshmi, MathsFaculty,Co-ordinator of VigyanaPradharshini briefed about the competitions and

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thanked the schools for their cooperation and support. She said that more than 4000 people visited theexhibition and enjoyed.

The Chief Guest Dr. C.S. Tharadevi addressed the gathering. She asked the students to keep theirhome, body, breath, mind, heart and all the parts of the body clean. She asked the students to dispel thenegative energy from the body and fill with positive energy. The First, Second and Third prizes weredistributed to the outside schools in all the levels Shishu, Bala, Kishore and Tarun. The programmecame to an end with ShanthiManthram.

A Report on International Yoga Day Celebrations“Yoga is the art work of awareness on the canvas of body, mind and soul.”

International Yoga Day was celebrated in our school on 21st June 2017 toenhance growth, development and spread peace.Around 150 parentsperformed Yoga in our school premises from 6.30 am to 7.15 am. Our schoolmade all the necessary arrangements for the parents to perform yoga in acomfortable manner. The students from I std to XII std performed yoga in ourschool. The students were inspired and understood the importance ofperforming yoga in their daily life. Two student representatives from ourschool went along with the teachers to other schools. They performed yogaand motivated the students.Around 5514 students and 343 teachers werebenefitted. Our school students performed yoga at Evergreen Yoga Academyin which parents, children and public took part

S.No Name of the school No of students who No of teachersperformed yoga

1 Sri SathyaSai School 200 152 MahaGanesa School 550 163 P J Gupta School 450 204 VidyaNiketan 500 305 Venkateswara School 550 256 JGVV, Avadi 500 367 JGVV, Kamaraj Nagar 425 338 Kalaimagal Matriculation School 544 399 NathellaVidyalaya 450 2510 Government Hr Sec School 500 4011 Kalaimagal School, Pattabiram 495 3512 Air Force School, Muthapudupet 400 35

A Report on Capacity Building ProgrammeCBSE conducted Capacity Building Programme at G. K. Shetty Vivekananda

Vidyalaya Junior College on 23rd and 24th June 2017. Around 46 participantsfrom various schools took part in it enthusiastically. Smt. ArunaAppasamy,Principal, Asan Memorial School and Smt. NirmalaRaghavan, Principal, PadmaSeshadri Senior Secondryschool, Nungambakkam were the Resource persons.On the first day 23rd June 2017 the programme started with the inaugurationfunction. Smt.S. Usha Rani, Principal, GKSVV lighted the lamp and inauguratedthe programme. Sri. Ramanathan, Assistant Correspondent,GKSVV introducedthe Resource persons. The first session was done by Smt. NirmalaRaghavan

on Reading. She also taught about Prose. Smt. Aruna briefed about Poetry teaching and Letter writing.

On 24th June 2017 writing part was taught in brief. Note-making, Article-writing,Speech, Advertisement,Poster making, Notice, Invitation were discussed. Novel teaching was also taught by the resourcepersons which was very helpful for the participants. After the feedback session the programme came toan end with ShanthiManthram.

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A Report on Little Drop Club InaugurationLittle drop club was inaugurated on 14/07/2017 by Dr.Varadharajan, chief

doctor of ESVEE hospital, chairman of little drops by lighting the lamp.Ayush.H.N of class 11-A gave the welcome address and welcomed the littledrops team - Dr.Varadharajan, chief doctor of ESVEE hospital, chairman oflittle drops, Dr.Natarajan, diabetologist of ESVEE hospital, Smt.Reci, alumna,Smt.Ummul shifa and Mr.Ramesh. Ajay Raghavender of class 11-B1 read thereport which gave the picture of health and hygiene followed in the school.

New office bearers were announced. Ishwarya.S of IX std gave a speech on the topic health andhygiene. Children of primary and pre-primary gave tips on healthy food, good habits and cleanliness.Group song, dance, skit and information on herbal plants were conducted.

Dr.Varadharajan appreciated the programme. He asked the children to follow the advice of theirparents to reach heights. Dr.Natarajan in his address asked children to plant saplings. He advised themnot to postpone, not tobe lazy and wake early in our daily life. Children should read, register and recall.Sethupathi.S of class 11-B2 proposed the vote of thanks. The programme came to an end with ShanthiMantram.

A REPORT ON GURU POORNIMA AND FELICITATION“A guru is the one who helps us to shed our illusion and lead us to illumination.”

The programme started with prayer invoking god to shower his choicestblessings followed by Guruashtagam and Thodagashtagam.The guestsdecorating the dais for the auspicious function were Vivekananda EducationalSociety Secretary Shri M.N.Venkatesan, pracharak of RastriyaSwayamSevakShri Sundarji, Assistant Correspondent Shri Ramanathanji, SMDC memberShri Balakrishnanji , our correspondent Shri S. Gopalakrishnanji, SwamiVimukthanandaji of mylapore mutt and Swami Sashiktanandamaharaji.

Correspondent Shri S.Gopalakrishnanji introduced the guests andwelcomed the assembled gathering.

He later gave instruction for the students to carry out the Guru Pooja inan effective manner.The students got their blessings in return. It remained a spell bound and momentousexperience for both the participants as well as the viewers.This was later followed by felicitating the highachievers of std X and XII in their board exams held on 2016-2017.

53 students of class X were felicitated by getting 10 points in their board exams.

Students of class XII were also applauded and appreciated for their meritorious performance andcash awards were awarded for the toppers. Secretary of VES Shri M .N.Venkatesanji honoured swamiji’sand addressed the students by stating that teachers’ role is considered sacred and no teacher feels badto see his students’ progress in their life. He also said that one must revere his teachers.

Sundarji told that today’s society is degenerating in a lot of things but VESinsists to prepare students for a progressive Bharat.

In his benedictory address Swami Vimukthananda blessed the students, whoproved themselves in 2017 exam and the present X and XII going to be theachievers. He narrated several incidents from the life of great leaders andconcluded his address saying,

“As long as I live,

So long as I learn”

Then the programme came to an end with shanthimantharam.

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GLOBAL WARMING

Global warming had become worldwide

concern. It is gradually into an unprec-

edented environment crisis evident in melt-

ing, glaciers, changing weather patterns,

rising sea levels, floods, cyclones and

drought. Global warming implies an in-

crease in the average temperature of the

earth due to entrapment of green house

gases in the earth’s atmosphere.

SOME USEFUL WAYS TO PROTECT

THE EARTH FROM GLOBAL WARMING:

Plant more trees.

Save water instead of wasting it.

Avoid cutting trees.

Avoid pollution; don’t use plastic bags

as it is very dangerous to earth. The only way to reduce pollution is correcting ourselves and

trying to live in a peaceful surroundings.

SAVE TREES SAVE WORLD

K.SRI ARAVINDH 5 B

From the poles to the equator

“Nature does not hurry, yet everything is ac-

complished”. It’s been six billion years since the

first humans walked on this earth. We have come

so far, civilized so much and now

stand as the pinnacle of the mod-

ern world.Yet in our search for

luxury and easy life, we have de-

tached ourselves from the heart

and soul of the nature. Man sur-

vived because of nature, we still do.

All the trees are losing their leaves

and not one of them is worried. We demand

mother earth, so much of mother earth, yet give

back nothing. For us ,nature has become a tool

for our necessities and not as a power for hu-

mans to flourish.God wanted people to connect

with people, people with nature and people with

earth. In the technological era we live in, does

any real interaction happen?”There is no Wi-Fi

in the Forest, but I promise you’ll find

a better connection”Imagine a day

when you wake up to the beautiful

rays of sunlight on your cheek, the

birds chirping your melody, the air

as pure as the nature’s soul. Your

mind, your body, your soul con-

nected with nature to become

one.You give nature what it wants and it gives

you back. That’s sharing in the family.” Joy in

looking and comprehending is nature’s most

beautiful gift”.

C.Parvathanayaki X D

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NATURE“Nature” is what we see

Our fundamental origins

Immeasurable worth

Beautiful by default

Born of the earth

We abuse and destroy it

Despite it all it gives

But nature is powerful;

It surrounds Us

It lives....!!!!

LET’S HAVE FUN

1) I HAVE TWO DIGITS

I HAVE A SQUARE

I AM ALSO A CUBE

WHAT NUMBER AM I?

(ANSWERS:1) 64

2) GREAT GRANDMOTHER WOULDN’T

TELL WHEN SHE WAS BORN. SHE

JUST TOLD THAT SHE WAS “A” YEARS

OLD IN YEARS “A X A”. WHICH YEAR WAS

SHE BORN?

(HINT: A- 40 TO 50)

3) THE DIFFERENCE OF THE SQUARE

OF TWO CONSEQUTIVE EVEN NUMBER

IS 20. WHAT ARE THE EVEN NUMBERS?

(ANSWERS: 4,6)

Look at the following maze. This maze has

doors with operation written on them:

4 x 9 - 2

+

3 5 - 7

+ +

8 - 1 + 6

EXIT=15

START FROM ANY NUMBER AND

GO THROUGH:

The doors, doing operation indicated. You

can only exit with a total of 15. Suppose we

start with 4 and following path.

4+3=7x5=35+1=36-8=28

We cannot exit. Let us try with other num-

ber

BY VIII-B(BOYS)

FUN FOR QUIZ

1. When water freezes,it’s volume increases

by 4%.What volume of water is required to make

221 cc of ice?

2. If the price of tea is increased by 20%, by

what percent must the consumption reduced to

keep the expense the same?

3. The area of a square is numerically less

than six times its side.List some squares in which

this happens.

4. Is there a number which is equal to it’s

cube but not equal to its square?. If yes,find it.

5. Arrange the number from 1 to 20 in a row

such that the sum of any two adjacent numbers

is a perfect square.

Answers:

1. 212.5 cc

2. 16 2/3 %

3. Side-1,2,3,4,5 units.

4. -1

5. 1,3,6,19,17,8 (1+3=4,3+6=9 etc.)

D.Akshaya&M.Jayasree “7-B”

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DattatreyaRamachandrakaprekar

· D.R.Kaprekar was an

Indian mathematician who

discovered Several results in

number theory including a

class of number and a con-

stant named after him. He

was born in dahanu,

Maharashtra on January

17, 1905.

· He had no formal

postgraduate training and was working as a

school teacher.

· He won the wrangler R.P.Paranjpe math-

ematical prize for an original peace of work in

mathematics. He worked on recurring decimals,

magic squares and integers with special prop-

erties.

· He discovered kaprekar constant,

kaprekar numbers, self numbers, harshad num-

bers and Demolo numbers. Kaprekar constant

is 6174.

· He showed that when we subtract:

4321-1234= 3087

8730-0378=8352

8532-2358=6174

MATHS PUZZLES1. Find the next number in this sequence-

225,900,2025,______.

(Hint: 225 doesn’t have zero,while 2025 does)

2.6174 trick:Select 4 random numbers(not the same num-

ber).

For eg:9218

First arrange them in descending order(I.e,9821) and in as-

cending order(I.e,1289) and subtract them.

9821-1289=8532

Now the new number obtained is 8532,follow the same procedure mentioned above and finally-

8532-2358=6174

(Note that it will work for every number).

V.Sredesh IX C

Calyampudi Radhakrishna Rao

· C.R. Rao is

an Indian American

mathematician and

statistician. He is

currently professor

emeritus at Penn state

university.

· He was born

in Hadagali, kingdom of

mysore, British India on

10 September 1920. The American statistical as-

sociation has described him as “a living legend

whose work has influenced for fields as varied

as economics, genetistics etc. The times of In-

dia listed rao as one of the top 10 Indian scien-

tists of all time.

· He worked on estimation theory, biometry

statistical genetics, generalized matrix inverses

functional equation etc.

· He won the following awards : Guy medal

in gold in 2001 by statistical society, India sci-

ence award 2010 by govt. of India,

padmavibushan in 2001.

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Mahatma GandhiMahatma Gandhi is called as father of our nation because of his

great works and greatness all through the life. He was born on 2nd

of October in 1869 at Porbandar in Gujarat.

He was the great freedom fighter who led India as a leader of

nationalism against British rule. He is the one who led the Dandi

march in 1930.Then he started a powerful and non-violent move-

ment to make India an independent country. The Great leader of

India died on 30th January in 1948.

by Akahanth.SIII-E

In thy nature is beauty

In thy nature is earth

In thy nature I find my worth

In thy nature is peace

In thy nature I find myself

In thy nature everlasting greens

In thy nature there is more to be seen

In thy nature a beauty untold

In thy nature everything is worth more than gold

By DeepaLakshmi.E.G 11D2

Nature LandI Love my motherland

Which has a variety of sand

It gives us everything,

But doesn’t expect anything.

It has beautiful flowers,

Which has magical power.

It has variety of mountain which are strong,

For my motherland iwont do anything wrong

I love my motherland as much as my mother,

But many people doesn’t bother.

By A.S.NehaNithyaasree 11 C

In Thy Nature

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“Plant more trees and get more rain and live a

peaceful life in the world”.

Now-a-days people are not taking care of the

trees or the nature.People do not know that “what

happens to the future generation if they are very

logostic towards the nature”.Many policies have

been introduced to save the nature.

Ways to save the nature:-

i) Avoid using the pesticides.

ii) Plant more and more number of trees.

iii)Use jute bags.

iv)Avoid destroying the trees.

v) Save the water etc.

If we follow this,we can save the nature for the

future generations.

“Nature is like our mother.please save it and care

it”.

By V.SathyapriyaIV-B

NATUREGod’s Gift-Nature

When the beautiful morning comes

The rays of rising sun kiss her

When the garden of nature open its heart

The garden of flowers hugs her to welcome

When the trees dance to the tune of wind

The birds singing to the nature’s choir

When the gentleness of nature is filled pleasure

Then the earth gets wet with weather

When the nature forgets its vastness

Then we thank god for this creation and to give us eyesto see his lovely gift-Nature.

By Deepalakshmi.E.G

WAVESThe sweet waves comes around my feet

And the water splashes up my feet!!!!!!!

The spray from the wave hit my face

And it had a salty and a tangy taste!!!!!

On a gloomy night, changes to dawn….

And my pale skin turns white……!!!!!

In the blowing wind, my hair starts to dance

My feet in the sand feel like a massage..!!!

The wave was coming towards me, as it was higher

than me…..!!!!

As it come closer to the shore……

It grabbed my feet and drags me into the sea

I feel the wave doesn’t want me to go home and

I….

Back to the shore!!!!!!

Reshma.11D2

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OUR EARTH………Our earth is beautiful and green. It is made of air, water and land.

The earth is surrounded by a layer of atmosphere.

This acts as blanket from sun radiation.

Green layer is land; blue layer is of water....

And the air is filled throughout the earth…..

Many living organisms’ lives on the earth because it is

the only planet for survival.

It has the …..

RADIUS: 6,371 KM

AGE: 4.543 BILLION YRS

*Now, scientists have found a tiny eight –legged

Water creature named TARDIGRADES!!!!

A. C .Sri Meenakshi5A

WHO PAYS THE TAX?Each of us pays tax for our income that we get

from our job. we also pay other taxes like vat, service

tax etc….these are used for our country development.

A new tax payment has been launched called

GST{goods and services tax}.This tax has created a

great impact in people…whether to accept or

not…?!Actually, this creates a burden for middle class

because they have to equalize the amount to be paid

to the amount that high class pays out….For example,

if a minister has 1500 crs ,he pays only small amount.

This creates a check for all. People in foreign under-

stand our situation but we????? We always say that

India is a developing country…buts it not done!! To

become a developed a country, everyone must pay

tax. Now, it is the people turn, to make the India a

developed country…..IT IS OUR RIGHT TO QUES-

TION OUT THE OFFICIALS……..IT IS OUR

COUNTRY……OUR RIGHT……..

JAI HIND!!!!!!

S.SriSaiCharan 9D

Quiz on IndiaWhen did India gain its Independence?

How many States does India have?

What is the name of India’s National Aquatic Ani-

mal?

‘Kuchipudi’ is a dance associated with which state

of India?

Where is Fort William located?

Which state is known as India’s Spice Garden?

Name the largest freshwater lake in India?

Name the annual fair of Rajasthan that is famous

for its camel trading event?

In which century did Portuguese merchants first

land in Goa?

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Helen Adams Keller was born on June 27, 1880,

in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Her family lived on a

homestead, Ivy Green,that Helen's grandfather had

built decades earlier. She had two siblings, Mildred

Campbell and Phillip Brooks Keller, and two older

half-brothers from her father's prior marriage,

James and William Simpson Keller.

Helen Keller was born with

the ability to see and hear. At

19 months old, she contracted

an unknown illness described

by doctors as "an acute

congestion of the stomach

and the brain", which might

have been scarlet fever or

meningitis. The illness left her

both deaf and blind. At that

time, she was able to

communicate somewhat with

Martha Washington, the six-

year-old daughter of the family

cook, who understood her

signs; by the age of seven,

Keller had more than 60 home

signs to communicate with her

family. Even though blind and

deaf, Helen Keller had passed through many

obstacles and she learned to live with her

disabilities. She learned how to tell which person

was walking by from the vibrations their footsteps

would make.

Sullivan arrived at Keller's house in March 1887,

and immediately began to teach Helen to

communicate by spelling words into her hand,

beginning with "d-o-l-l" for the doll that she had

brought Keller as a present. Keller was frustrated,

at first, because she did not understand that every

object had a word uniquely identifying it. In fact,

HELEN KELLERwhen Sullivan was trying to teach Keller the word

for "mug", Keller became so frustrated she broke

the mug, Keller's breakthrough in communication

came the next month, when she realized that the

motions her teacher was making on the palm of

her hand, while running cool water over her other

hand, symbolized the idea of "water"; she then

nearly exhausted Sullivan demanding the names

of all the other familiar objects

in her world.

WORKS OF HELEN

KELLER

Keller wrote a total of 12

published books and several

articles.

One of her earliest pieces

of writing, at age 11, was The

Frost King (1891). There were

allegations that this story had

been plagiarized from The

Frost Fairies by Margaret

Canby. An investigation into

the matter revealed that Keller

may have experienced a case

of cryptomnesia, which was

that she had Canby's story

read to her but forgot about it, while the memory

remained in her subconscious.

At age 22, Keller published her autobiography,

The Story of My Life (1903), with help from Sullivan

and Sullivan's husband, John Macy. It recounts the

story of her life up to age 21 and was written during

her time in college.

Keller wrote “The World I Live In” in 1908, giving

readers an insight into how she felt about the

world.Out of the Dark, a series of essays on

socialism, was published in 1913.

H.DHARINI IX D

15

BHAGAT SINGH

Bhagat Singh was a charismatic Indian socialist

revolutionary whose two acts of dramatic violence

against the British in India and execution at age 23

made him a folk hero of the Indian independence

movement.

In December 1928, Bhagat Singh and an asso-

ciate, ShivaramRajguru, fatally shot a 21-year-old

British police officer, John Saunders, in Lahore,

British India, mistaking

Saunders, who was still on pro-

bation, for the British police su-

perintendent, James Scott,

whom they had intended to as-

sassinate. They believed Scott

was responsible for the death of

popular Indian nationalist leader

LalaLajpatRai, by having or-

dered a lathi charge in which Rai

was injured, and, two weeks af-

ter which, died of a heart attack.

Saunders was felled by a single

shot from Rajguru, a marksman.

He was then shot several times

by Singh, the postmortem report

showing eight bullet

wounds.Another associate of

Singh, Chandra Shekhar Azad,

shot dead an Indian police con-

stable, Chanan Singh, who attempted to pursue

Singh and Rajguru as they fled.

After escaping, Singh and his associates, using

pseudonyms, publicly owned to avenging

LajpatRai's death, putting up prepared posters,

which, however, they had altered to show Saunders

as their intended target.Singh was thereafter on

the run for many months, and no convictions re-

sulted at the time. Surfacing again in April 1929,

he and another associate, BatukeshwarDutt, ex-

ploded two improvised bombs inside the Central

Legislative Assembly in Delhi. They showered leaf-

lets from the gallery on the legislators below,

shouted slogans, and then allowed the authorities

to arrest them.[8] The arrest, and the resulting pub-

licity, had the effect of bringing to light Singh's com-

plicity in the John Saunders case. Awaiting trial,

Singh gained much public sympathy after he joined

fellow defendant Jatin Das in a hunger strike, de-

manding better prison conditions for Indian pris-

oners, and ending in Das's death

from starvation in September

1929. Singh was convicted and

hanged in March 1931, aged 23.

Bhagat Singh became a

popular folk hero after his death.

Jawaharlal Nehru wrote about

him, "Bhagat Singh did not be-

come popular because of his act

of terrorism but because he

seemed to vindicate, for the

moment, the honour of

LalaLajpat Rai, and through him

of the nation. He became a sym-

bol; the act was forgotten, the

symbol remained, and within a

few months each town and vil-

lage of the Punjab, and to a

lesser extent in the rest of north-

ern India, resounded with his name. In still later

years, Singh, an atheist and socialist in life, won

admirers in India from among a political spectrum

that included both Communists and right-wing

Hindu nationalists. Although many of Singh's as-

sociates, as well as many Indian anti-colonial revo-

lutionaries, were also involved in daring acts, and

were either executed or died violent deaths, few

came to be lionized in popular art and literature to

the same extent as Singh.

S. ANNAPOORANI X A

16

NATURE

Natural vegetation is generally classified into

three broad categories:

1. Forest

2. Grassland

3. Shrubs

Forest: which grow where temperature and

rainfall are plentiful to support a tree cover. De-

pending upon these factor,dense and open for-

est are grow.

Grassland:which grows in the region of mod-

erate rain.

Shrubs:thorny shrubs and scrubs grow in the

dry region.

Poem based on nature

Time spent in nature

Is time spent realizing

That you don't know it all

Hence nature is our real wealth don't overuse

it and save it.

A.D.KAAVIYAA X A

QUIZ ON EARTH AND SPACE…..

1. What are the monuments on the Colorado pla-

teau?

ANS:TOWERS, COLUMNS AND CASTLE-

LIKE MASSES

2. Tanning of the sun rays is called …………….

ANS: Ultra violet rays {UV RAYS}

3. Which planet spins backwards?

ANS: Venus

4. How long a solar eclipse lasts?

ANS: 7 and half minutes

5. Which planet has same mass as earth?

ANS: MARS

6. What is the name of the star nearest to our

sun?

ANS: alpha centauri

A. Aishwarya 8B

Nature is the futureThe earth, comes between the sun and moon

Dark is the ground,

a slumber seems to steal.

And the edge of my garden is a lively place.

It’s always something special that we deserve

from nature

By promises of other in their stead

which happened move splendid.

The nature is what we see nor

equipped to see.

By I.Reshma Rao

17

GLOBAL WARMING"Global warming everywhere, no solution any-

where".

Global warming, also referred to as climate

change, is theobserved century-scale rise in the

average temperature of the Earth's climate sys-

tem and its related effects. Multiple lines of scien-

tific evidence show that the climate system is

warming.Many of the observed changes since the

1950s are unprecedented in the instrumental tem-

perature record which extends back to the mid-

19th century, and in paleoclimate proxy records

covering thousands of years.

Almost 100% of the ob-

served temperature increase

over the last 50 years has been

due to the increase in the

atmosphereof greenhouse gas

concentrations like water

vapour,CO2,methane and ozone.

Greenhouse gases are those

gases that contribute to the

greenhouse effect . The largest

contributing source of greenhouse gas is the burn-

ing of fossil fuels leading to the emission of carbon

dioxide.When sunlight reaches Earth's surface

some is absorbed andwarms the earth and most

of the rest is radiated back to the atmosphere at a

longer wavelength than the sun light. Someof these

longer wavelengths are absorbed by greenhouse

gases inthe atmosphere before they are lost to

space. The absorption of this longwave radiant

energy warms the atmosphere. Thesegreenhouse

gases act like a mirror and reflect back to theEarth

some of the heat energy which would otherwise

be lost to space. The reflecting back of heat en-

ergy by the atmosphere is called the "greenhouse

effect."

The major natural greenhouse gases are water

vapour,which causes about 36-70% of the green-

house effect of ; CO2, which causes 9-26%; meth-

ane, which causes 4-9%, and ozone,whichcauses

3-7%. It is not possible to state that a certain gas

causes a certain percentage of the greenhouse

effect, because the influences of the various gases

are not additive. Other greenhouse gases include,

but are not limited to, nitrous oxide sulfur hexafluo-

ride, hydrofluorocarbons, perfluorocarbons and

chlorofluorocarbons.

The increase of greenhouse gas concentra-

tion led to a substantial warming of the earth and

the sea, called global warming.Changes in tem-

perature and precipitation patterns increase the

frequency, duration, and intensity of other extreme

weather events, such as floods,

droughts, heat waves, and tor-

nadoes. Other effects of global

warming include higher or lower

agricultural yields, further glacial

retreat, reduced summer stream

flows, species extinctions. As a

further effect of global warming,

diseases like malaria are return-

ing into areas where they have

been extinguished earlier.

We can prevent global warming by replacing

regulatingandescent light bulb with compact fluo-

rescent light (CFL) bulbs. They consume 70% less

energy than ordinary bulbs and have longer life-

time. Reduce your need to buy new products or

use less, resulting in a smaller amount of waste.

Even if you need to buy, consider buying eco-

friendly products. It is most effective of the three

R’s. It simply says cut back from where are you

now. Planting trees can help much in reducing glo-

bal warming than any other method. They not only

give oxygen but also take in carbon dioxide, dur-

ing the process of photosynthesis, which is the main

source of global warming.

"Every action has a reaction.

We have one planet;

one chance".

M.SUBHASHINI X A

18

The best portion of a good man’s life is his little

,nameless ,unremembered acts of kindness and

of love.

- Wordsworth.

Born: 7 April 1770, Cockermouth,

Cumberland, England.

Died:23 April 1850(aged

80),England.

Notable works: Lyrical

ballads, poems in two

volumes…….

William Wordsworth

attended Hawshead

Grammar School.After

Hawkshead, Wordsworth

studied at St. John’s College

in Cambridge and before his

final semester, he set out on a

walking tour of Europe, an experi-

ence that influenced both his poetry and

his political sensibilities.Wordsworth's first poems,

Descriptive Sketches and An Evening Walk, were

printed in 1793.

He wrote several pieces over the next several

years. The year 1797 marked the beginning of

Wordsworth's long friendship with Samuel Taylor

Coleridge (1772–1834). Together they published

Lyrical Ballads in 1798. Wordsworth wanted to chal-

lenge "the gaudiness [unnecessarily flashy] and

inane [foolish] phraseology [wording] of many mod-

ern writers."

Most of his poems in this collection centered on

the simple yet deeply human feelings of ordinary

people, phrased in their own language. His views

on this new kind of poetry were more fully described

in the important "Preface" that he wrote for the

second edition (1800).

. The Prelude or, Growth of a Poet's Mind; An

Autobiographical Poem is an autobio-

graphical poem in blank verse by

the English poet William

Wordsworth.[1] Intended as

the introduction to the more

philosophical Recluse,

which Wordsworth never

finished, The Prelude is

an extremely personal

and revealing work on

the details of

Wordsworth's life.

Wordsworth began The

Prelude in 1798 at the age

of 28 and continued to work

on it throughout his life.

He never gave it a title; he called

it the "Poem (title not yet fixed upon) to

Coleridge" and in his letters to Dorothy Wordsworth

referred to it as "the poem on the growth of my

own mind". The poem was unknown to the gen-

eral public until published three months after

Wordsworth's death in 1850, its final name given

to it by his widow Mary and his other poems were I

Wandered Lonely as a Cloud, The Solitary Reaper,

The Tables Turned, The Idiot Boy and so on.

Wordsworth's estrangement (growing apart)

from Coleridge in 1810 deprived him of a powerful

incentive to imaginative and intellectual alertness.

Wordsworth's appointment to a government posi-

tion in 1813 relieved him of financial care.In 1843

Wordsworth was appointed poet laureate (official

poet of a country). He died on April 23, 1850.

Poetic life ofPoetic life ofPoetic life ofPoetic life ofPoetic life of

William WordsworthWilliam WordsworthWilliam WordsworthWilliam WordsworthWilliam Wordsworth

19

Beautiful NatureLife and nature are similar concepts because

nature is the shady of how life acts and interacts

within the circle of existence. It is important to

spend time in nature because in this way we can

become attain to its wisdom. On the other

hand,when we ignore. The beauty of nature and

spend our time in an urban jungle. Our stress level

go up and begin to feel as if we are made out of

the concrete that we see all around us!!

By V.Sonali 11D1

ENJOY NATURE

The theme implores us to get outdoors and the na-

ture. To appreciate its beauty and its importance to

protect the earth that we share. Connecting to nature

can involve all the physical sense like walking with-

out the shoes to experience the nature. In cities it

can be experienced by planting a sapling. In the age

of smart phones, connecting with nature is very

important.We need a clear harmony between human-

ity and nature.Finallyfrom your back yard to national

park. Nature is closer than you think and now it’s time

to enjoy nature.

DONT WASTE WATER

Don’t waste water while brushing and bathing.

Pour the waste water to plant and trees.

Pour water to plants and trees regularly.

Avoid plastics .

Avoid cutting trees.

Don’t waste drinking water

- BhavaTharinee A. – V-”A”

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