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Lakshya 2017
LPS IN NEWS
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From the Principal's Pen
Chairman'sMessage
Education brings humility and completeness. It is a holistic exercise which results in 3600 growth of our students. Building a sound character, enriching minds and including the spirit of innovation are a few objectives that we as teachers aspire to attain for our learners at LPS. With our motto of ‘Be yourself’, we want our students to be filled with enthusiasm, determination, zeal and an earnest desire to taste the nectar of success in life.
Our magazine ‘Lakshya’ has thoroughly revitalized and rejuvenated the world of learning for our children. It is not only the candle which illuminates their life but also the mirror that reflects the light to our budding writers.
It is platform for them to shine, to ponder, to express, to inspire to get motivated and to be educated. As rightly said by Francis Bacon "Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man and writing an exact man."
Lakshya is a portrait of the school’s growth, academic achievements, cultural feats and a bridge between the past laurels and future possibilities. It is a continuous source of inspiration to soar higher with wings of imagination and perseverance.
I wish all the readers the very best of Luck.
The Laxman Public School was started by our founder Shri. Laxman S Agarwal Ji & Smt. Shyama Agarwal ji with the aim to provide outstanding education to all classes of society. The school has always tried to provide the best facilities for its students and teachers. A well rounded education consists of more than academics. Outstanding academics must be accompanied by the best facilities and teachers for sports, arts and other extra-curricular activities. The school must have an open atmosphere in which students, teachers and parents must be free to express their views without any fear. The school must always benchmark itself with the other leading schools of India and across the world. There is lot to learn from others in any field.
In the last year the school has increased and improved its facilities by a large extent. The attempt is to have the best facilities for sports, theatre, dance, music and academics in Delhi. The improvement will continue every year in the future. Our school intends to collaborate with schools across the world and in India, through exchange programs so that students of LPS get the widest exposure possible. Teacher training will also be an important part of upgradation of the school in the coming years.
The school also looks forward to having deep interaction with parents who are interested in the improvement of the school and it's facilities.
I thank the students, teachers and parents for being part of the proud Laxman Public School family.
Mr. Harsh AgarwalChairman
Ms Surekha AgnihotriHoS
Good morning,
It is an enduring tradition to take time to pause, turn around to look at the fruitful year gone by, achieving both the expected and unexpected, while setting various milestones and then synergizing ourselves to move ahead to face the challenges with a positive attitude.
I welcome one and all to our Annual Day.
With great pleasure, I present to you, the Annual report of our school for the academic year 2016-17. While the focus was on holistic development of every student, real education took the centre stage as in every year.
Here are a few glimpses of our activities and achievements in the present academic year:
Achievements in the CBSE board examination 2016 for classes X and XII.
CLASS XIINumber of students appeared 234
Number of students passed 234
The Highest Marks obtained in different steams of Class XII:
Non-Medical Shivam Raj 97%
Medical Rahul Amitabh 96.6%
Commerce Reetuparna Vishwanath 95%
Humanities Shruti Priya 95.4%
We have 8 students getting full marks i.e. 100/100 they are:
Vishnav Tripathi, Damini Sharma & Samarjeet Kaur in Biotechnology
Shivam Raj in Chemistry
Garg Acharya Dutta in Painting
Rahul Amitabh in Physics
Shruti Priya & Ayush Kapoor in Psychology
CLASS XNumber of students appeared 171
Number of students passed 168
17 students obtaining a CGPA of 10
25 students got CGPA between 9 and 9.9
42 students obtained 10 GP in English
34 students obtained 10 GP in Mathematics
31 students obtained 10 GP in Science
27 students obtained 10 GP in Social Science
14 students obtained 10 GP in Hindi
07 students obtained 10 GP in Sanskrit
07 students obtained 10 GP in French
02 students obtained 10 GP in German
Many of our students have secured good ranks in the various competitive entrance examinations and made their way to viable courses in institutions of repute. A selected few are named below:• Sattwik Laskar, IIT Varanasi – Mechanical
Engineering • Mohit Gupta, IIT Varansai• Shivam Raj, IIT Kharagpur• Aditya Rustagi, B Tech(H), M Sc (Chem) (Dual
Degree), BITS, Pilani• Samarjeet Kaur, B Tech, Bharatiya Vidyapeeth • Saksham Kumar, B Tech, DTU• Danish Rehman, B Tech, Manipal University• Sandeep Talukdar, B Tech, Manipal University• Rahul Amitabh, MBBS, AIIMS, Bhopal
• Riya Tagi, MBBS, SRM Chennai • Raghavendra Singh, Merchant Navy • Ramya Anand, MBBS, Bangalore
When the new session 2016-2017 started, an ori-entation was held for the parents of new admis-sions of the Preschool. Our admission process for Preschool went of smoothly as we follow the guide-lines set by the Department of Education.
INSERVICE TRAINING was conducted for all the teachers on 11th, 12th & 13th May.
On 11th May 2016 a rejuvenation workshop was or-ganised for teachers in collaboration with Times of India NIE and Sanjeev Datta Personality School.
On 12th & 13th May 2016 a two-day workshop was organised on ‘Inclusive Education’ in collaboration with National Institute of Mentally Handicapped – Regional Centre.
The summer break began on 11th May and the school reopened on 1st July 2016.
INTERNATIof understanding and appreciating dif-ferent cultures, education system and ethos in the era of globalisation where world is shrinking into a global village.
We hosted a group of 50 college students from Pakistan on 6th May 2016. They attended a short ‘De-stressing’ session by our yoga teacher followed by a session on ‘Creativity through Paper Craft’ con-ducted by the art department. Both the sessions were much appreciated by one and all.
Yet another successful exchange programme with Lahr, Germany was conducted. In the first phase 15 German students with two teachers were host-ed by us in November 2015. In the second phase 15 of our students along with two teachers visit-ed Lahr, Germany in May / June 2016. In Lahr, our students gave a grand cultural presentation on India along with Yoga demonstrations; performed a semi classical dance and sang a German group song. The Mayor of Lahr and important members of Parliament highly appreciated our presentations.
We hosted “Les Muses d’ Hambourg” (a Dance & Music group) from Germany under the Delhi International Arts Festival. Their performance was witnessed by our students who really enjoyed and appreciated the song and dance show.
NEW DEVELOPMENTSA new wing has been developed as the Activity Block (in the erstwhile Hostel building). It hous-es the Libraries (Junior & Senior), a Yoga Hall, the dance and music department, the Art department.
A large new hall has also been made.
Two open stages have been made near the IT Department and Pre Primary Block.
Large electronic display boards have also been in-stalled along the school boundary.
STUDENT ELECTIONS After the elections to the Students’ Council, the Investiture Ceremony was held where the newly elected members were sworn in.
YOUTH SENSITIZATION INTERACTIVE SERIESThis academic session the school has designed a 'Youth Sensitization Interactive Series' for Class XI with an attempt to provide a platform for the stu-dents to develop leadership qualities and gain an insight into the possible role they can play in the society as responsible and empowered citizens. This ongoing series of various workshops will help in the personal, social and emotional development of the students and enhance their positive self esteem.
On 5th July 2016 Mr Bhaavesh Suryakant, Resource Person courtesy Hindustan Times conducted a ses-sion on “Grooming”
On 6th July 2016 Mr Lucky Puchhrat, Resource Person courtesy Hindustan Times made the stu-dents aware on “Effective Communication”.
REPORT OF HOS
Annual Day 3rd December 2016
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On 8th July 2016 the third interactive session was on the topic “I Me Myself”, conducted by Mr Bhaavesh Suryakant, Resource Person courtesy Hindustan Times
An overnight stay was also organised within the school premises. The objective of the overnight stay was to provide students with the opportunity to showcase their hidden potentials and to devel-op a sense of belonging and empathy towards each other.
INDEPENDENCE DAY Independence Day was celebrated with patriotic fervour and flavour.
The school enthusiastically participated in the ini-tiative undertaken by the CBSE to celebrate the Independence Fortnight Celebrations from 9th August to 23rd Aug 2016.
ECO–CLUB ACTIVITIES Date : 22nd April 2016
Venue : Indian Meteorological Department
Three students participated in the Speech and Slogan Writing competition held on the occasion of Earth Day.
Date : 22nd April 2016
Venue : Department of Environment and Forests, Delhi NCT
Topic : Odd & Even for Delhi Traffic
Four students participated in a painting competi-tion on the occasion of Earth Day. Vasudha Sahni received the 3rd prize and a cash prize of Rs 3000/-
Date : 25th April 2016
Venue : School
Topic : Mock drill
Mock drill for earthquake was conducted as per in-structions from DoE. It was conducted at 10:30am and the activity took 5 minutes. The report along with photographs was submitted online to DoE.
Date : 5th August 2016
Venue : School
Topic : VANMAHOTSAV 2016
Under the Delhi Government's Vanmahotsav 2016 programme the school organised a Tree Plantation drive. The chief guest for the occasion was the lo-cal MLA Mr Somnath Bharti. The guests of honour included Mr Chandraker Bharti (Secretary, Dept. of Environment & Forests, Govt of NCT), Mr B C Sabata (Sr Scientific Officer, Dept. of Environment & Forests)
Date : 17th August 2016
Venue : School
Topic : Rakhi Celebration by Eco - Club
Students of Eco Club tied Rakhi to the trees and pledged to save them. Advantages of trees were discussed.
Date : September 2016
Venue : Neighbourhood
Topic : Clean India / Swachh Bharat Drive
The activities held by the students of Laxman Public School under the ‘Clean India / Swachh Bharat’ drive in the month of September 2016
Rallies in the neighbourhood of the school, like Sarvapriya Vihar and Mayfair Garden to create awareness about cleanliness and hygiene.
Community Sanitation Work in the Vicinity: Students and teachers cleaned the area outside the bound-ary wall of the school using brooms and baskets.
Workshop: Special talks and interactive sessions were organized for the students on the topic “How to keep safe from dengue, malaria and chikungunya.
Competitions: Slogan writing and painting compe-titions were held at interclass level on the topic “Clean India”
Street Play: Street play related to environment and cleanliness was presented in the school assembly and also at interschool competitions.
Special Assembly and Pledge: Special assemblies were organized to emphasize the importance of cleanliness and hygiene. The pledge was taken by the entire school
Date : 16th November 2016
Topic : NUKKAD NATAK ON DISASTER MANAGEMENT
District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) South conducted a ‘Nukkad Natak’ in the school premises. The topic was ‘Disaster Management’. Through their enactment they generated awareness about earthquakes and fire. The team demonstrat-ed the use of basic first aid and informed the stu-dents about emergency phone numbers. The do’s and don’ts in the event of earthquake or fire were illustrated.
SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTSZonal activities
Lawn Tennis
Senior Girls WinnersJunior Girls WinnersSub Junior Girls WinnersSenior Boys 3rdJunior Boys 3rd
CricketSub Junior Boys WinnersSenior Boys 3rd
BasketballSub Junior Boys WinnersJunior Boys 3rd
Manoj Gupta and Jesto Peter were selected to par-ticipate in the Inter Zonal Junior Basketball compe-titions. Their team reached the semi-finals.
World Champion Subham Jaglan, VIII D added an-other feather in his cap by winning the Calcutta Golf Championship.
Gurleen Kaur, VII C bagged silver in the School Games Federation of India’s Delhi Junior Squash Tournament.
Abhinav Raj, I A, was ranked 1 in both the Pinnacle Chess Academy tournament and Genius Chess Academy tournament.
Archita Mahalwal, IX B, participated in International Lawn Tennis under 18 Championship at Sri Lanka and Kyrgyzstan.
PRE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIESDate : 8th May 2016
Venue : School
Topic : Mother’s Day
To celebrate this day, children of Pre School, Pre Primary, I & II made beautiful and colourful wal-lets depicting their love for mothers. Children of Pre School and Pre Primary did hand printing on it.
Date : 17th August 2016
Venue : School
Topic : Kite Flying
To mark the spirit of Independence Day, children of classes Preschool, Pre Primary, Classes I & II wit-nessed ‘Kite Flying’ organised by Physical Education students of class XI.
ZONAL ACTIVITIESThe school has religiously participated in the Zonal Cultural Activities. The results Event : Hindi Debate (Senior Girls)Name : Devakshi Bharti (For), Vanshika
Mittal (Against)Class : X D, XI HPosition : 2nd Teacher Incharge : Mrs Sapna Mawar
Event : Sanskrit Recitation CompetitionName : Khushi SinghClass : IX BPosition : 2nd Teacher Incharge : Mrs Sampuran K. Jha
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Event : Hindi Debate (Junior Girls)Name : Mudgha Singh, Charu PawanClass : VIII B, VIII CPosition : 1st Teacher Incharge : Mrs Sapna Mawar
Event : English Essay (Junior Girls)Name : Charu PawarClass : VIII CPosition : 1st Teacher Incharge : Mrs Chanchal Soni
Event : English Poetry (Junior Boys)Name : Arjun ShrivastavaClass : VIII CPosition : 1st Teacher Incharge : Mrs Sonia Dhankar
Event : English Poetry (Senior Boys)Name : Sankalp SumanClass : XI A2Position : 3rd Teacher Incharge : Mrs Sonia Dhankar
Event : English Declamation (Sr Boys)Name : Antariksh MalikClass : X APosition : 1st Teacher Incharge : Mrs Sneh Prakash
Event : Paper Mache (Senior Girls)Name : Sukriti VermaClass : X BPosition : 2nd Teacher Incharge : Mr Sanjeev Kr Singh
Event : Paper Mache (Junior Girls)Name : Sejal TyagiClass : VII C
Position : 2nd Teacher Incharge : Mr Sanjeev Kr Singh
Event : On the Spot Painting (Jr Girls)Name : Simar Preet KaurClass : VIII CPosition : 3rd Teacher Incharge : Mr Sanjeev Kr Singh
Event : Light Music Name : Priyaal Deep Class : VII CPosition : 3rd Teacher Incharge : Mr Om Prakash
Event : Patriotic song (Girls)Name : GroupPosition : 3rd Teacher Incharge : Mr Om Prakash
Event : Patriotic song (Boys)Name : GroupPosition : 3rd Teacher Incharge : Mr Om Prakash
Event : Folk song (Boys)Name : Group Position : 2nd Teacher Incharge : Mr Uma Shankar
Event : Light Music (Boys) Name : GroupPosition : 2nd Teacher Incharge : Mr Om Prakash
Event : Orchestra Name : GroupPosition : 2nd Teacher Incharge : Mr Uma Shankar
The position winners at the zonal level then com-pete at the Inter Zone (District) level.The position holders at the Inter Zone level areEvent : Solo Vocal Music Light MusicName : Tran Preet SinghPosition : 1st Teacher Incharge : Mr Om Prakash
Event : Group Patriotic SongName : Group Position : 1st Teacher Incharge : Mr Om Prakash
Event : Folk Song (Boys)Name : Group Position : 1st Teacher Incharge : Mr Om Prakash
Event : Band CompetitionName : Group Position : 1st Teacher Incharge : Mr O P Sharma
Event : Sanskrit Recitation CompetitionName : Khushi Singh Position : 2nd Teacher Incharge : Mrs Sampuran K. Jha
Event : English Declamtion (Sr. Boys)Name : Antriksh MalikPosition : 1st Teacher Incharge : Mrs Sneh Prakash
These winners are presently competing at the Inter District (State) level.
WORKSHOPS / COMPETITIONS FOR STUDENTSDate : 11th April 2016Venue : Vasant Valley SchoolTopic : The Science of Yoga – How it
affects our neurons
Attended by: Mrs Alka Priyadarshni (Yoga Teacher) and four students of Class XI – Sankalp Suman, Aastha Arora, Pranshu Aggarwal and Aditya GargTopic : CSIR Innovation Award for
School ChildrenDate : 26th - 27th April 2016 Organised by : nnovation Protection Unit,
CSIR Venue : NPL Auditorium, Dr K S Krishnan
Marg, New Delhi 12Attended by : Sephali Choudhary (XB) &
Ms Jayati Chel Mandal (PGT Physics)
Topic : Munshi Memorial Inter School Recitation Competition
Date : 29th April 2016 Venue : Bharatiya Vidya Bhawan’s
Mehta Vidyalaya
Attended by: 14 students participated in the Sub Junior, Junior and Senior levels in English, Hindi and Sanskrit Recitation competitionsTopic : Youth Parliament Competition Date : 3rd May 2016 Venue : New Green Fields Public School,
Alaknanda Attended by : Akanksha Verma (XI) and Aditya
Garg (XI)Topic : Physics ConclaveDate : 6th May 2016 Venue : Shri Ram School, Gurgaon
Attended by: Mr Sanjeev Garg (PGT Physics) and nine student of Class XIDate : 14th May 2016Venue : SchoolTopic : Yoga Workshop
A workshop was held for all the staff members of Laxman Public School on Saturday 14th May 2016.
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Very basic asanas were taught so as to address their needs / requirements. Besides asanas, stress relieving practices were also taught. The entire programme comprised of meditation, asanas and pranayama.Topic : Wow Vocabulary Date : 3rd August 2016Resource Person : Ms Neha Wahi, Pratham Venue : Conference RoomAttended by : Class XI
Topic: Vedic MathsDate: 10th & 24th August 2016Resource Person : From Pratham Venue : Conference RoomAttended by : Class X & Class IX
Topic : SAT & TOEFLDate : 17th August 2016Resource Person : Mr Rohit Mehra, Educational
Testing ServicesVenue : Conference RoomAttended by : Class XI and XII
Topic : NCS MUNDate : 27th August 2016Venue : Navy Children School,
ChanakyapuriAttended by : 8 studentsAwards : Sankalp Suman & Aastha Arora
– High Commendation AwardSandeep Keswani – Special Mention Award
Topic : Prospective career in Cost and Management Accountancy
Date : 30th August 2016Resource Person : From the Institute of Cost
Accountants of IndiaVenue : Conference RoomAttended by : Class XI and XII
Topic : Paper Reading (Hindi)Date : 31st August 2016Venue : Dev Samaj Model SchoolParticipants : Prachi JhaPosition : First
Topic : Inter School Drama Competition – Save Mother Earth
Date : 31st August 2016Venue : Dev Samaj Model SchoolParticipants : 10 students Position : First
Topic : Inter School Science Competition
Date : 31st August 2016Venue : Dev Samaj Model SchoolParticipants : Siddhant Rana, Aman JaiswalPosition : Second
Topic : Capture and Quest – Video Review
Date : 31st August 2016Venue : Fr Agnel School Participants : Vanshika Mittal, Aastha AroraPosition : Second
Topic : State Level Painting Competition
Date : 9th November 2016Organised by : Power Finance Corporation LtdAttended by : P S S D N S Akhilesh, IV AAwards : consolation prize of Rs 7000/- Topic : Super Brain Yoga & Meditation
of Twin HeartsDate : 15th November 2016Resource Person : Ms Naveena PunjAttended by : Class XI
Topic : Career TalkDate : 18th & 23rd November 2016Resource Person : Mr Jitin ChawlaVenue : Conference RoomAttended by : Class XI and XII
Topic : Career Prospect in field of Hospitality
Date : 21st November 2016Organised by : VedatyaVenue : Radisson Blu, MahipalpurAttended by : 50 students from Class XII
Topic : Seventh State Level Painting Competition
Date : 21st November 2016Organised by : Ministry of Water Resources,
River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation, Govt of India
Attended by : Ajitesh Vishwanath, VI DAward : Cash prize of Rs 1000/-
Topic : Green DriveDate : November 2016Organised by : Times of IndiaVenue : Neela Hauz Biodiversity park,
Sanjay VanAttended by : 60 students of class IX and 4
teachers
Topic : Colour Splash Painting Competition
Date : 16th November 2016Organised by : Times of IndiaVenue : Kiran Nadar Art Museum Attended by : 33 students Awards : Sahil Ahmed, VB – third in
Junior group Nikhil Chhabra, XA
- Consolation
Topic : Jan Prasaran Diwas Date : 12th November 2016Organised by : Confederation of UNESCO Club
& Association of IndiaAttended by : 8 students + 1 teacherTopic : Visit to Saket CourtDate : 25th November 2016Organised by : South District Legal Services
AuthorityAttended by : 35 students + 2 teachers
TEACHER WORKSHOPSTopic : Capacity Building Programme
on scholastic aspects of CCE Date : 1st & 2nd April 2016 Conducted by : CBSEVenue : Mamta Modern Sr Sec SchoolAttended by : Ms Sunita Sharma,
Headmistress (Sr School)
Topic : National Workshop on Recent Trends in Biochemistry & Biotechnology
Date : 21st & 22nd April 2016Conducted by : Dept of Biochemistry,
Desbandhu College, Delhi UnivAttended by : Ms Shivi Mehrotra,
(Biotechnology Teacher) Topic : Enabling mathematics learning
through hands on activities.Date : 6th May 2016Venue : Vasant Valley SchoolAttended by : Jyoti Shukla, Vandana Awasthi
(Maths Teachers)
Topic : NIE - Principal’s Meet Date : 6th May 2016 Venue : The Grand, Vasant KunjAttended by : Mrs Sunita Sharma,
Headmistress (Sr School)
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Topic : Physics Innovative Experimentation
Date : 7th May 2016Venue : Sadhu Vaswani International
School for GirlsAttended by : Mr Sanjeev Garg & Ms Nanda
Karnatak (Physics Teachers)
Topic : Preparation / Review of sup-port material for Classes IX, X, XI & XII for session 2016-17 (Sociology)
Date : 12th – 18th May 2016 Conducted by : Directorate of Education, Govt
of DelhiVenue : SKV, Moti BaghAttended by : Mrs Seema Banerjee (PGT
Sociology)
Topic : Development of E-content in Economics for Secondary and Higher Secondary Stages
Date : 13th – 15th June 2016 & 28th – 29th June 2016
Conducted by : Department of Education in Social Sciences
Venue : NCERTAttended by : Mrs Seema B Mishra (PGT
Economics)
Topic : Development of E-content in Geography (Upper Primary Stages)
Date : 6th – 8th June 2016 Conducted by : Department of Education in
Social SciencesVenue : NCERTAttended by : Mrs Renuka Sharma (PGT
Geography)
Topic : Hindi WorkshopDate : 5th July 2016
Conducted by : CBSEVenue : CBSE, Rouse AvenueAttended by : Ms Deepika, (Hindi Teacher)
Topic : Development of E-resources based on the syllabi and text-books at the Higher Secondary Stages
Date : 11th – 14th July 2016 Conducted by : Department of Education in
Social SciencesVenue : NCERTAttended by : Mrs Seema Banerjee (PGT
Sociology)Topic : Teaching of Science in middle
schoolDate : 3rd August 2016Conducted by : Pratham Books Venue : India International CentreAttended by : Ms Nanda Karnatak & Ms
Konika Sanyal (Science Teachers)
Topic : Conserve my PlanetDate : 3rd August 2016 Conducted by : Schneider Electric Foundation
IndiaVenue : GurgaonAttended by : Ms Shikha Sharma (Teacher
Junior School)
Topic : NPSC ART TEACHER’S MEETDate : 23rd August 2016 Conducted by : NPSC Venue : Springdale’s School, Pusa RoadAttended by : Mr Sanjeev Kr Singh & Ms Alka
Sharma (Art Teachers)
Ms Renuka Sharma, PGT Geography, has been selected by Dept of Environment for an exchange programme to Japan as a part of Japan-Asia Youth Exchange programme. She will be leading a team of young students drawn from the different schools in Delhi. They will be visiting Fukuoka, Japan from 13th to 21st December 20016.
SMRITI SEEPLaxman Memorial Interschool Competition 2016 was organised on 11th November 2016. Students from 23 prestigious schools of Delhi enthusias-tically participated in English Poetry Recitation, Hindi Poetry Recitation, Sanskrit Shlok Recitation, On the Spot Painting Competition, Quark – Science Quiz and Innovatrix – Mathematical Model Making Competition. The overall trophy was bagged by The Air Force School, Lodhi Road.
LAXMUN We held the 4th Interschool Model United Nations, LaxMUN'16. Four committees UN General Assembly, UN Security Council, The Meet of Monarchs and The Swaraj Conference were simulated. The con-ference was attended by delegates from 30 pres-tigious schools of NCR. Laxmanites from different batches acted as the Secretary General, Chair for UNGA, President for UNSC, Moderator and the Royal Chancellor.
DIWALIThe school has constantly believed in Safety First and has always campaigned for ‘Say No to Crackers’ in order to advocate a cleaner and better environ-ment. This year the school decided to celebrate Diwali with a difference.
• Workshops were organised with Doctors from National Academy of Burns India.
• Students organised a rally to make a conscien-tious effort to spread the message of ‘Say No to Crackers’.
• Students prepared a small nukkad play, wrote slogans and made collages to emphasize ‘Safe Diwali’.
• The students of class VII conducted a special assembly on the topic ‘Safe Diwali’. They asked their peers to refrain from using crackers through a sequencing of clapping and singing.
EDUCATIONAL TOURIn its endeavour to bring a firsthand knowledge to the students, the school organised educational trips
for classes XI & XII to Astroport, Sariska, Rajasthan. Students got a firsthand demonstration of organ-ic farming in the serene, clean green environment. They saw the Drip Irrigation methods of watering plants. Night Sky Observation activities were con-ducted and saw the flora and fauna of the jungle at Sariska Tiger Reserve.
With this I come to the conclusion of my report.
It is rightly said “In the right formation, the flying power of many wings can achieve twice the distance of any bird flying alone”, we owe our achievements to the team at LPS. The team members may have changed but the team spirit remains the same. The tradition of excellence continues.
I wish to thank all my colleagues who have worked hard and helped the school to earn laurels from all corners. My sincere thanks go to the Mrs Sunita Sharma (Headmistress – Secondary School), Mrs Gita Khanna (Headmistresses – Junior School) and Mrs Seema Gahlaut (Headmistresses – Pre Primary Dept, Classes I & II).
My sincerest and deepest regards along with thanks go to the Chairman Mr Harsh K Agarwal, the Vice Chairpersons, Mrs Ratika Agarwal and Mrs Pallavi Agarwal for their continual encouragement in all the endeavours at school. I would like to thank Mr Sanjay Upadhyay, Manager of the School and Mr Sanjay Rawat (Coordinator Society). I also thank the EC body of the PTA and the members of the Managing Committee for all their cooperation.
Ms. Surekha AgnihotriHoS
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Row 1 : Sanjeev Garg, Abhay Kumar, Asha Rani Singh, Rajiv Tyagi(CT), Surekha Agnihotri (HOS), Seema B Mishra, Rajiv Seth, P.J Peter, Rakesh KatochRow 2 : Aditi, Akanksha Priya, Shubhangi Seth, Himanshi Mishra, Prabsharan Kaur, Prachi Jha, Esha Singh, Madhurta SinghalRow 3 : Sanjay Kumar, Divya Prakash, Ayush Gupta, Rayyan Khan, Gaurav Nakhat, Naman Jain, Parth Joshi, Sachin Verma, Piyush Aggarwal, Ujjwal SoniRow 4 : Rahul Bairwa, Nishant Nagar, Satyam Kumar, Abhishek Singh, Daksh Choudhary, Akshit Sharma, Ahmad Athar, Vishal Singh Rana, A. Aakash RaoRow 5 : Gurjot Singh Suri, Shubham, Sarthak Taneja, Harsh Vardhan Kumar, Mehdeep Singh Gill, Divye Bhagwani, Siddhant Sharma
Row 1 : Rakesh Katoch, Asha Rani Singh, Jayati Chel Mandal, Surekha Agnihotri (HOS), Sangeeta Tyagi(CT), Seema Budhiraja, Seema B Mishra, Abhay Kumar, D.N. TiwariRow 2 : Yash Mathuria, Jasmine Awatramani, Isha Sharma, Vedika Khatri, Shrishti Batra, Muskaan Kapoor, Saiba Dalmia, Himanshi Bisht, Rishab MathurRow 3 : Kshitiz Sharan, Hritick Pasbola, Bhuvan Bajaj, Abhit Goel, Anshul Chaudhary, Anuj Lohia, Nikhil Bhure, Rohit Tanwar, Hashmeet Singh TutejaRow 4 : Rohan Uppal, Danish Ranjan, MD Kaif, Saurabh Chand, Nikhil Kumar, Kartik Poonia, Piyush GuptaRow 5 : Parth Malhotra, Prashant Babbar, Divay Gupta, Shreyas Bhardwaj, Yushant Tyagi, Prakhar Goel, Sumesh Prasad, K.M Rudhran, Shailesh Kurfeel
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Row 1 : PJ Peter, Bhawna Kapoor, Madhumeeta Chatterjee, Birender Kumar (CT), Surekha Agnihotri (HOS), Seema B Mishra, Anjali Maini, Sushil Kumar SharmaRow 2 : Mansi Chauhan, Muskan Juneja, Anjali Falaswal, Shakshi tanwar, Ritu Kaushik, Bharti Bhatt, Tisya Verma, Tanya Kapoor, Pratibha Aggarwal, Muskaan Madan, Shanu Agarwal, Jesika TokasRow 3 : Anuj Kumar Mandal, Anant Raj Gupta, Aseem Aggarwal, Shubham Panwar, Tushar Gulliya, Nitin Lohia, Shivank Singhal, Aarang Chakma, Vasu Jindal, Dipesh GargRow 4 : Tarang Bansal, Jatin Verma, Harsh Soni, Manas Makhija, Shourya Chander, Sumit Aggarwal, Rohit Sharma, Faisal KhanRow 5 : Akash Sharma, Yash Chaudhary, Sharukh Shija, Gagan Juneja, Yash Singhal, Robin Lohia, Nikhil Kumar, Jatin Sejwal
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Row 1 : Rajiv Tyagi, Padmini Mishra, Asha Rani Singh, Shivi Mehrotra, Madhumeeta Chatterjee, Seema Budhiraja, Surekha Agnihotri (HOS), Lalita Pandita (CT), D.K. Rastogi, Sangeeta Chatterjee, Anjali Maini, Sangeeta Tyagi
Row 2 : Alpika Edward, Venus Choudhary, Sayema Moin, Anjani Sharma, Pooja Bohra, Deepti Mayi Sahu, Saloni Rawat, Yashi Pandey, Shivanshi Dixit, Adity Choudhary, Aarti Tanwar, Khwaish GroverRow 3 : Ayesha naseem, Shristi Rawat, Nitya Sing, Nikita Gaur, Zeenat Ahmad, Ayushita Sarkar, Pooja Sinigh, M.K. Gnanesh Raj, Prashant Singh, Souvikdas Gupta, Mukul Mahalwal, Abhishek ChoudharyRow 4 : Aditya Jaspal, Shahzad Khan, Souparna Dutta, Yayati, Himanshu Pandey, Tarun Bhalothia, Aman Kumar, Bahar Shadan
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Row 1 : Divya Shekhar, Padmini Mishra, Seema Banerjee, Asha Rani Singh, Madhumeeta Chatterjee (CT), Surekha Agnihotri (HOS), Sunita Arora, Renuka Sharma, Seema B Mishra, Seema Budhiraja, Sangeeta Chatterjee, Anjana Sharma, Jessy Raphael, Anjali Maini
Row 2 : Paaki Priyadarshni, Asmita, Yukta Sarup, M. Kavita, S. Saraniya, Kajol Yadav, Ananya Kundu, Dhriti Gehani, Tarini Kaystha, Shrishti Maan, Ananya Nanda, Kritika Gupta, Priyanshi WadhwaRow 3 : Vikram Aditya Dhanwantri, Shreyas Gulyani, Rishita Yadav, Kanika Agarwal, Asmita Goel, Aastha Trehan, Deepta Chauhan, Stuti tiwari, Asif Hussain, Ashok Lol, Harshit Raj, Atreya RaghavanRow 4 : Shivam Shantanu, Ayushman Kumar, Ishaan Kapoor, Joy Maken, Gary Thangchonlal, Kipgen, Kaguiliangpou Rikhi, Abhi Bhardwaj, Pritpal Singh, Nikhil RawatRow 5 : Dishant Arora, Tushar Sarna, Madhav Upadhyaya, Jai Sangha, Nikhil Lohia, Abhay Yadav
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Independence Day Celebration
Row 1 : Padmini Mishra, Asha Rani Singh, Kavita Batra, Jessy Raphael(CT), Surekha Agnihotri (HOS), Madhumita Chatterjee, Anjali Maini, Rajiv Seth, Sushil Kumar Sharma, D.N. TiwariRow 2 : Mohit Shukla, Mansi Rawat, Akriti Suri, Kanika Saini, Shivangi Pandey, Ishika Mangla, Chesta Narula, Anam Khan, Ayushi, Muskaan Garg, Kanishka Bhutani, Astha Marwah, Mehak ChaudharyRow 3 : Kartik Gupta, Kush Bhardwa, Shivam Garg, Kunal Banerjee, Divyansh Gupta, Sajal Budhiraja, Shubham Aggarwal, Rajat Choudhary, Siddarth Singh, Sakshampreet Singh, Akshat Chauhan,
Aakash Kumar, Ashwin Kalra, Saurav PandeyRow 4 : Vansh Sharma, Abhinav Arora, Rahul Narula, Aayush Arora, Sahil Goyal, Kartik Goel, Manav Dhawan, Mohammed Nauman Anis, Japneet Singh, Nitish Tokas, Tushar Sansanwal, Pranav Dhawan,
Nakul Pawar
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Annual Day Celebration
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Investiture
Laxman Memorial11th November, 2016
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Van MahotsavUnder the Delhi
G o v e r n m e n t ' s Vanmahotsav 2016
programme Laxman Public School organised a tree Plantation drive on 5th August 2016. The chief guest for the occasion was the local MLA Mr Somnath Bharti. The guests of honour included Mr Chandraker Bharti (Secretary, Dept. of Environment & Forests, Govt of NCT), Mr B C Sabata (Sr Scientific Officer, Dept. of Environment & Forests) and Mrs Ratika Agarwal (Vice Chairperson, LPS). The Head of School welcomed all the guests. A short cultural programme based on the theme 'conservation of environment' was presented by the students. The honourable guests appreciated the efforts and activities conducted by the school for maintaining a green ambience in the premises. The guests and students planted saplings in the school premises. The students also pledged to contribute their bit to safeguard the environment.
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We, at Laxman Public School, believe that every child has an innate capacity for goodness and it needs to be fully nurtured. On Saturday 1st October 2016 around 300 children participated in the Annual Day presentation, ‘Dilli Meri Jaan’. The programme attempted to widen, deepen and heighten the interest of children towards the culture of Delhi and most i m p o r t a n t l y sensitize them towards the d a y - t o - d a y p r o b l e m s faced by our city.
The event began with the lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest, Ms Sudha Raghuraman, a trained Carnatic vocalist. The Guests of Honour were Mrs Ratika Agarwal and Mrs Pallavi Agarwal, Vice Chairpersons of the school. It
Dilli Meri Jaan Classes: Preschool, Pre-Primary, I & II
was also witnessed by other eminent guests from the Managing Committee and PTA.
The tiny tots captivated all by their talent in singing, dancing and speaking. The
cultural extravaganza began with an invocation to
Lord Krishna. Then the young tourists rode
a ‘HO-HO’ bus to monuments like
Qutub Minar, Red Fort, Jama Masjid and Lotus Temple. As a reminiscent of the era when Kings ruled over Delhi, the c h i l d r e n
performed a Kathak dance
and presented a qawwali in praise
of Delhi. The jubilant children also got
everyone’s foot tapping to an aerobic display. The young
folks appealed to the Delhiites to make our beloved city a cleaner, greener and healthier city once again. The Laxmanite Brigade also marched to the tune of Delhi Anthem.
The programme also endeavoured to imbibe values like teamwork, environmental values and values of peaceful coexistence for a global society. Apart from bringing joy and enthusiasm, it also promoted public speaking skills and imbibed a feeling of pride and unity in putting up such a show.
The efforts of the students, teachers and all the departments involved in the Cultural Bonanza was much appreciated and applauded by all the guests and parents present.
Christmas Celebration Christmas was celebrated in our school with great enthusiasm on 23rd December. The tiny tots of Pre School, Pre Primary, Classes I & II presented a small programme. The highlight of the celebrations was the singing of carols by the students dressed as fairies, elves and Santa Claus.
The children of Pre-School, Pre-Primary and Classes I & II made take away items like Santa Claus, Christmas tree and other decoration material from waste material like ice cream sticks and stockings. The stockings were filled by the class teachers with toffees and chocolates for the children to carry home. 2524
The school has constantly believed in Safety First and has always campaigned for ‘Say No to Crackers’ in order to advocate a cleaner and better environment. This year the school decided to celebrate Diwali with a difference. The following activities comprised the celebrations:
• A workshop for classes V to X was organised with Doctors from National Academy of Burns India. The students were explained the measures to be taken to reduce the incidence of burns during the festive season. The main topics included ‘Safety at Work’, ‘Protecting Children’, ‘Safe Kitchen’, ‘Safe House’. Preventive measures and basic first aid were also taught.
• Students, drawn from different classes, organised a rally to make a conscientious effort to spread the message of ‘Say No to Crackers’, both within the school as well as in the neighbourhood areas including Hauz Khas Metro station.
• Students prepared a small nukkad play, wrote slogans and made collages to emphasize ‘Safe Diwali’.
Students Celebrate Diwali With A Difference• The students of class VII conducted a special
assembly on the topic ‘Safe Diwali’. They asked their peers to refrain from using crackers through
a sequencing of clapping and singing.
• As a part of Diwali celebrations, Classes III to VI decorated the corridors and classrooms with lanterns and torans which they made in their classes.
• The environmental club of the Junior school made posters and wrote slogans to sensitise their friends about the pollution caused by fire crackers. These posters were displayed at various places in the school. They also visited the classes to spread the message of ‘Safe Diwali’ and also campaigned for ‘Say No to Crackers’.
• The children of Preschool, Pre-primary, classes I & II celebrated the festival of lights with much joy and enthusiasm. Through
various activities they learnt the traditional values and the importance of the festival.
- Cleaning and decorating of their classrooms
- Making of lanterns (Preschool, Pre primary)
- Making of torans and mats for diyas (classes I & II)
- The children also made rangolis with flower petals and sang Diwali songs.
- They also held class parties, by sharing, with their friends. (the special tiffins)
Day Adventure CampAn Adventure camp was organised for classes Preschool to IV by an organisation in the school premises. This programme, supervised by experts of Rock Sport team, had a wide variety of activities like Hamster wheel, Commando Net, Burma Bridge, Tug of War, Wall Climbing among others. This memorable experience was enjoyed by all children.
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Laxman Public School believes that educational excursion is a unique way of learning. In its endeavour to bring a firsthand knowledge to the students, the school organised 1 night – 2 day educational trip to Astroport, Sariska, Rajasthan.
The students of Class XI-XII went on the trip along with their teachers. After reaching Astroport a variety of educational activities were conducted. Students were taken on a tour of the organic farming site in the serene, clean green environment. They got to see two green
Educational Trip To Sariska
houses where, in one tomatoes were grown under controlled temperature and moisture condition and in the other cucumbers were grown where only the moisture was kept under control. Students were told about the Drip Irrigation which stops the wastage of water. The working of solar panels was also explained to them.
In the evening, students were divided in three groups for Night Sky Observation. As it was a clear night sky, it resulted in exponentially enhanced sky viewing experience. Many
telescopes were available and students were taught the use of telescope, sky map, planisphere reading, constellation watching and planet viewing by the experts present there.
At Sariska Tiger Reserve, students were shown the flora and fauna of the jungle. The guides informed how all the animals were interdependent on each other. Students were made aware of the scientific names of various
trees, flowers and animals. A variety of birds were also sighted. Students came to know of how tigers mark their territory and learnt that there is a law in the jungle too.
It is rightly believed that Nature is a great teacher. The students and teachers not only enjoyed their stay in idyllic environment but also learnt many things from the experience. The trip, undoubtedly, broke the monotony of life and has given something so entirely new and refreshing that they will cherish the memories for a long time to come.
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This academic session the school has designed a 'Youth Sensitization Interactive Series' with an attempt to
provide a platform for the students to develop leadership qualities and gain an insight into the possible role they can play in the society as responsible and empowered citizens.
As a part of this series the following sessions were organised for class XI
5th July 2016: Session was on “Grooming” – Resource Person: Mr Bhaavesh Suryakant (Hindustan Times)
6th July 2016: Session on “Effective Communication” – Resource Person: Mr Lucky Puchhrat (Hindustan Times)
8th July 2016: Session, on the topic “I Me Myself” – Resource Person: Mr Bhaavesh Suryakant (Hindustan Times)
An overnight stay was also organised within the school premises. The objective of the overnight stay was to provide students with the opportunity to showcase their hidden potentials and to develop a sense of belonging and empathy towards each other. The students took part in various activities organised for them. Sports activities like volleyball and football aimed to develop a sense of team spirit, togetherness and healthy competition. Activities in Dance, Theatre, Music, Painting and Clay Modelling saw highly enthusiastic and energetic performances of students. In the morning of 9th July 2016, students performed yoga asanas and meditation exercises, under the guidance of Mrs Alka Priyadarshini and Mrs Kavita Sharma. This was held with an attempt to provide them a sense of inner peace and serenity.
On 26th, 27th & 28th December 2016 the following sessions were organised for students of classes X & XI
In the Twin Heart Meditation sessions the students learned
Youth Sensitization Interactive Series
the benefits of improved concentration and how to attain equilibrium for themselves through meditation. The resource persons were Ms Navina and Ms Nidhi Jain.
In the ‘Understanding adolescence and dealing peer pressure’ sessions conducted by Ms Jayshree Mehta (courtesy Times of India) the students had an insight into tackling the various adolescence related issues and problems in a balanced manner.
The ‘Gender Sensitisation’ workshop was conducted by Mr Lucky Puchhrat (courtesy Hindustan Times). Students were urged to understand and respect the opposite gender so as to attain a gender equal society. The session empowered students with the skills to enable them to become responsible citizen.
The students participated in the workshops with great enthusiasm. The ongoing 'Youth Sensitization Interactive Series' has proved to be highly enriching in helping the personal, social and emotional development of the students and enhancing their positive self esteem.
ADVENTURE TRIP TO CAMP TIKKLINGThe school organised an adventure trip to Camp Tikkling on Sohna Road, Gurgaon. The fun-filled educational experience was attended by students of Classes V-XII along with the teachers. Groups of students, arranged class & section wise, each under the guidance of a trained instructor, took part in 10 different adventure activities. The high adrenaline, knowledge and fun activities were enjoyed by all the students.
Nukkad NatakDate: 16th November 2016
Topic: DISASTER MANAGEMENT
On 16th November, 2016 District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) South under the stewardship of the Office of the District Magistrate conducted a ‘Nukkad Natak’ (street play) in the school premises. The topic was ‘Disaster Management’.
Through their enactment they generated awareness about earthquakes and fire. The team demonstrated the use of basic first aid and informed the students about emergency phone numbers. The do’s and don’ts in the event of earthquake or fire were illustrated.
They interacted with the students and explained the causes of disaster and told them about the measures to be taken to save lives. Through the play performance they emphasised the need of basic first aid and the mandatory requirements of a first aid box.
The students learnt that disasters whether natural or man-made can strike at any time. The need of the hour was to be adequately prepared. All the assembled people understood that preparedness is the main way of reducing the impact of disasters.
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Japan VisitMs Renuka Sharma, PGT Geography, was selected by Deptment of Environment for an exchange programme to Japan as a part of Japan–Asia Youth Exchange Programme. She led a team of young students drawn from the different schools in Delhi. They visited Fukuoka, Japan from 13th to 21st December 2016.
GERMAN EXCHANGEInternationalism is an integral part of Laxman Public School. LPS acknowledges the importance of understanding and appreciating different cultures, education system and ethos in the era of globalisation where world is shrinking into a global village.
Yet another successful exchange programme with Lahr, Germany was conducted. In the first phase 15 German students with two teachers were hosted by the school in November 2015. In the second phase 15 students along with two teachers visited Lahr, Germany in May / June 2016. In Lahr, LPS students gave class presentations on communicative Hindi, Indian sports, Indian music and dance. They also gave a grand cultural presentation on India along with Yoga demonstrations and performed a semi classical dance. The Mayor of Lahr and important members of Parliament highly appreciated their
presentations. The visiting team also attended basic German language lessons, learnt German cooking and had hands on experience on making prehistoric time tools out of copper wire. The exchange programme had a profound and life transforming influence on all the participants who learnt to appreciate the diversity in cultures.
VISIT BY DELEGATES FROM GERMANY UNDER DELHI INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVALOn 22nd November 2016, the school hosted “Les Muses d’ Hambourg” (a Dance & Music group) from Germany under the Delhi International Arts Festival. Their performance was witnessed by our students who really enjoyed and appreciated the song and dance show.
VISIT BY DELEGATES FROM SRI LANKA A delegation of 30 Education Officers from Sri Lanka visited our school on 15th December 2016 under NEUPA’s “Capacity Building Programme on Strategic Planning, Financing and Quality Development of Education”. The team got a glimpse of classroom teaching, facilities for sports, the various activities being held in the school and also visited the science labs, science park, the libraries, the IT labs and the activity block. They held knowledge sharing interaction with the teachers and students.
A group of 50 college students from Pakistan came to India to attend the SPIC MACAY’s International Convention to be held at IIT Guwahati.
The visiting students were hosted by our school on 6th May 2016. In the morning they attended a short ‘De-stressing’ session by Ms Alka Priyadarshani, yoga teacher. This was followed by a session on ‘Creativity through Paper Craft’ conducted by art department. Both the sessions were much appreciated by one and all.
An interactive session with the students of class XI was also held. About 25
Laxman Public School hosted 50 college students from Pakistan
students had a meeting with them. They talked about Bollywood stars, singers and TV serials. Children also discussed the education system prevalent in India and Pakistan. The visitors were keen to know about the social set up in Delhi for the school children.
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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
Abhinav Raj of Class I A participated in the Edunuts Students Chess Tournament organised by Pinnacle Chess Academy. He secured 1st position in under-11 category and was awarded with a certificate and a trophy.
BOOKMARK MAKING ACTIVITY
To understand and appreciate the value of reading, children of Class V were asked to bring material and make colourful bookmarks with a quotation each on ‘Reading‘. Children made really attractive and innovative bookmarks.
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
P S S D N S Akhilesh of Class IV A was selected in the state level painting competition organised by Power Finance Corporation Ltd. He won the conso-lation prize and received a cash prize of ` 7000/-, a sky bag with kit, certificate and memento.
Laxman Public School played host to a delegation of 32 students and 2 teachers from Experimental School of
Capital Normal University, Beijing, China on 2nd February 2017. The visit was organised by Confederation of UNESCO Clubs and Associations of India.
The school felicitated the visitors on their visit and gave them a glimpse of Indian hospitality and culture. They were entertained by a short presentation comprising orchestra items based on Indian ragas, Indian classical and folk dances. The junior school students also gave a demonstration of yoga. Friendly basketball and football matches were played between the visitors and the host. The visiting delegation was highly impressed by the herbal garden and
Visit By Students From China
science park of the school.
The visit encouraged exchange of ideas between the students of China and India. It served as a step towards creating global harmony and peace.
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Earthquake – Mock DrillEarthquake is a natural disaster that can happen without prior warning. Therefore life protecting ac-tions must be undertaken at the first indication of ground shaking. Children of classes Pre Primary, I & II participated in the mock drill for exigencies like earthquake on 28th April 2016. It was conducted by Ms Renuka Sharma, member of disaster manage-ment committee of our school.
The children were told to drop to the ground, take cover by getting under a table and hold on to it un-til the shaking stops. Children were told to go out in the open space with their parents, when there is an earthquake. Now, children are better equipped to handle similar situations.
Earth Day – 22nd April 2016
Earth Day is an annual event celebrated on 22nd April to create awareness and appreciation of environment. Children were made aware of how important it is to follow three R’s i.e. reduce, reuse and recycle. Class Pre Primary children conducted assembly and in one liners expressed their concern about keeping their Mother Earth safe and happy.
The environment conscious students of Class II danced to a melodious and thought provoking song on our Mother Earth, sending the message of plant-ing tree and saving the Earth.
Later children of Pre School, Pre Primary, I and II made ‘Earth Day Badges’ as a take away with the promise that they would take care of the Earth.
Mother’s Day – 8th May 2016
Mother’s Day is a great day to show love and gratitude to mothers. It is a very special day of the year for both kids and mothers. Children loved discussing about
what all their mothers did for them and how much they loved them.
To celebrate this day, children of Pre School, Pre Primary, I & II made beautiful and colourful wallets depicting their love for mothers. Children of Pre School and Pre Primary did hand printing on it. The boys used blue colour for the hand printing while the girls did it with red colour. They were happy and excited to make wallets for their mothers.
Kite Flying – 17th August 2016
To mark the spirit of Independence Day, children of classes Preschool, Pre Primary, Classes I & II witnessed ‘Kite Flying’ organised by Physical Education students of class XI. The tiny tots cheered and enjoyed watching the colourful kites flying high up in the sky.
‘Clean India’ DriveThe following are the activities conducted by the students of Laxman Public School under the ‘Clean India / Swachh Bharat’ drive in the month of September 2016
Rallies: Rallies were organized in the neighbourhood
of the school, like Sarvapriya Vihar, Mayfair Garden and
Hauz Khas, to create awareness about cleanliness and
hygiene.
Workshop:
Special talks and
interactive sessions
were organized
for the students
on the topic “How
to keep safe from
dengue, malaria
and chikungunya.
Special Assembly and Pledge: Special assemblies
were organized to emphasize the importance of
cleanliness and hygiene. The pledge was taken by the
entire schoolCommunity
Sanitation Work
in the Vicinity:
Students and
teachers cleaned
the area outside the
boundary wall of the
school using brooms
and baskets.
Street Play: Street play related to environment
and cleanliness was presented in the school
assembly and also at inter-school competitions.
Competitions: Slogan writing and painting
competitions were held at interclass level on the
topic “Clean India”
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Laxman Public School held the 4th Interschool Model United Nations, LaxMUN'16. Shubham Khandelwal, Laxmanite of 2013-14 batch, as the
Secretary General, declared the conference open. Four committees viz. UN General Assembly, UN Security Council, The Meet of Monarchs and The Swaraj Conference were simulated. The conference was attended by delegates from 30 prestigious schools of NCR.
The UNGA retrospected the global nuclear non-proliferation regimes and re-explored a path towards a nuclear weapons free world. The committee was chaired by Prerna Panwar, Laxmanite of 2013-14 batch. The UNSC’s agenda was “Addressing the insurgencies from radical Kurdish groups in Turkey and protecting the Kurdish population from collateral damage in the war against ISIS”. Yash Saraswat, Laxmanite of 2015-16 batch, was the President. The Swaraj Conference contemplated the future of British India, post the Lahore declaration, as a single state, with special emphasis on developing the framework of its forthcoming political institutions in light of the demands and the aspiration of Muslims. The Moderator of the committee was Karan Sharma, Laxmanite of 2013-14 batch. The Meet of Monarchs assessed the situation of Monarchy regimes with special emphasis on the empowerment of Monarchs and Arvind Sarawagi, Laxmanite of 2015-16 batch, was the Royal Chancellor.
Interschool Model United NationsK.R. Mangalam World School, won the Best Delegation award. The awards for the Best Delegate, High Commendation, Special Mention and Best Position Paper in each committee were given.A one day Maggi Culinary camp was
organised by Nestle India and managed by Pilcrow Communications on 17th
February 2017. Nutritionists and professional chefs introduced our students to the culinary arts and focused on kitchen hygiene and safety, nutrition and food preparation. Our students learnt many hygiene tips and enjoyed cooking food in the camp.
On 16th Feb 2017, ex-Laxmanite Ms Jyoti Bisbey from World Bank Group and Mr Alok Tiwari, Advocate, Kochhar & Co held an interactive session with the class XI students on the topic ‘Leaders of Tomorrow’.
Maggi Culinary Camp
Career Counselling Session
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CITATIONS XII - A1
Aakash Rao (Title - Mr. Diligent)Aakash is a good piano player and interested in film editing. He is well adjusted in the peer group. He is a focused and hard working boy. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Abhishek Singh (Title - Mr. Hospitable)Abhishek is an obedient, intelligent and hard working scholar. He takes keen interest in class activities. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Aditi Anais Al Abderrahim (Title - Ms. Belle)Aditi is an ever smiling, intelligent and hard working girl. She is very popular amongst her peer group. She is always ready to help her friends in need. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Ahmad Athar (Title - Mr. Charitable)Ahmad is a good singer and has won many laurels for Aradhna house in house functions. He is presently working very hard for board exam. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Akansha Priya (Title - Ms. Adorable)Akansha is a hard working and intelligent girl. She is currently working very hard to get a seat in a good college in USA. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Akshit Sharma (Title - Mr. Social)Akshit is an executive member of student council. He is an NCC 'A' certificate holder. He has won a gold medal in international math Olympiad. He is a very trustworthy and responsible child. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Ayush Gupta (Title - Mr. Kind)Ayush is a very silent, observant and a very hard working boy. He is working very hard to get a seat in one of the prestigious engineering colleges. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Daksh Choudhary (Title - Mr. Charming)Daksh is a carefree, happy go lucky boy. He is very famous amongst his peer group. He is a very hard working and obedient child. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Divya Prakash (Title - Mr. Vocalist)Divya is a good singer and has won many laurels for Bhakti house in house function. He is also a good debater. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Divye Bhagwani (Title - Mr. Athlete)He is a member of the school basketball team and has won many laurels for the school. He is always ready to shoulder responsibilities entrusted on him. Best of luck for your future endeavours
Esha singh (Title - Ms. Dilligent)Esha is an executive member of the student council and is a 3 time merit holder. She has won many prizes in essay writing competitions. She is quite sincere and hard working. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Gaurav Nakhat (Title - Mr. Mischievious)Gaurav is an all rounder with achievements in academics as well as in extra curricular activities. He has received 6 merit badges. He has won laurels for school in band at Zonal and District level. He is also an NCC certificate holder. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Gurjot Singh Suri (Title - Mr. Brilliant)Gurjot is a silent hard worker and a good analyzer. He gives answer to problems after properly analyzing it. He is very focused and is working very hard to secure a seat in IIT. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Harsh Vardhan Kumar (Title - Lewandowski)He is a very hardworking and an obedient boy. He is very popular amongst his peer group. He is always ready to help his friends in need. He is also a very good guitarist and a great football player. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Himanshi Mishra (Title - Ms. Gossipy)Himanshu is a silent, intelligent and hard working individual. She takes keen interest in class activities and is always ready to shoulder responsibilities entrusted on her. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Madhurta Singhal (Title - Ms. Delightful)Madhurta is a good volleyball player. She is a good dancer and has a good handwriting. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Mehdeep Singh Gill (Title - Mr. Swagger)He is a good basketball player. He has won an NCC Sergeant award and also has an NCC certificate. He is an obedient and hard working boy. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Naman Jain (Title - Mr. Entertaining)He is a member of school band and has won many laurels for the school. He is also a good cricket player. He is currently working hard for the board exams. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Nishant Nagar (Title - Mr. Amusing)He is a good volleyball player. Nishant is sincere, hard working and obedient. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Parth Joshi (Title - Mr. Dubsmash)He has won 14 gold medals in taekwondo. He is a member of the school basketball and volleyball team. He has an A certificate in NCC. He is a good listener, obedient and hard working student. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Piyush Aggarwal (Title - Mr. Alluring)Piyush is a good actor. Piyush is also good at chess and badminton. Piyush is a sincere, hard working and obedient boy. He is currently preparing for JEE MAINS. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Prabhsharan Kaur (Title - Ms. Appealing)She is a good dancer and a painter. She has got the Principal's award for being a well-dressed girl. She is very famous amongst her peer group and is a very helpful child. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Prachi Jha (Title - Ms. Modest)Prachi is the Vice Head girl of the school. Prachi is a good debater. She is recipient of merit badge for the last 12 years. She is focused, sincere, hard working and obedient. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Rahul Bairwa (Title - Mr. Golden Boot)He is a member of the school football team and has won many laurels for the school. He is a very sincere, hard working and obedient student. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Rayyan Khan (Title - Mr. Trendsetter)Rayyan is a good actor and also a member of the Interact Club. He is a good basketball player. He is also a good dancer. He is very sincere, hard working and obedient. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Sachin Verma (Title - Mr. Amiable)He is a good cricket player. He is an honest hard worker. He has conducted science quizzes many times. He is always a well-adjusted, very cooperative boy and is ready to shoulder any responsibility entrusted on him. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Samyak Sharma (Title - Mr. Generous)He is a good debater and has received merit badges. He has won several medals in taekwondo. He likes to cook new dishes and his dream is to become a business tycoon. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Sanjay Kumar (Title - Mr. Decorous)He is a silent hard working boy. Sanjay wants to achieve a very high score in the upcoming board exams and is currently working very hard. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Sarthak Taneja (Title - Mr. Exceptional)He is a good football player. He is a computer wiz kid. Sarthak is a hard working, obedient and a studious boy. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Satyam Kumar (Title - Mr. Extraordinary)He is social, ever-smiling boy. He is a hard worker and well adjusted to his peer group. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Shubham (Title - Mr. Splendid)He is a sensitive boy. He likes to play football. He isvery helpful and is currently working hard for the boards.
Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Siddhant Sharma (Title - Mr. Wonderful)He is a good football player. Siddhant is a good dancer and a singer. He wants to join NDA and serve the country. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Ujjwal Sharma (Title - Mr. Marvellous)He is sincere, hard working and obedient. He is very famous amongst his peer group. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Vishal Rana (Title - Mr. Decent)He is a black belt holder under 52 kg ITF. He has won many prizes in class project preparation. He is sincere, obedient and a hard working individual. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Shubhangi Seth (Title - Ms. Enchanting)She has great leadership qualities. She is a very innovative and cheerful child. She is pretty popular amongst her peer group. She is very friendly and is always ready to shoulder the responsibilities. Best of luck for your future endeavours.
Abhit Goel (Title : Most Humble)A well behaved boy, quiet and shy by nature. He is a very responsible and honest student. Aspires to be an officer in Merchant Navy. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Anshul Chaudhary (Title : Mr. Proficient)Amiable and well mannered, Anshul is soft spoken with great determination and enthusiasm. A distinction holder with 10 CGPA in X board exam. With his high hopes and positive attitude he is certain to touch the sky. Aspires to be an automobile engineer from IIT. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Anuj Lohia (Title : Mr. Daredevil)Anuj is a happy go lucky boy, very helpful , obedient and friendly, working very hard for the board exam. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Bhuvan Bajaj (Title : Mr. Frolic)A quiet student , introvert by nature. Recipient of Green belt from Taekwondo Association of India. Active participant in all cultural programs and in house functions. Aspires to be a software engineer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Divay Gupta (Title : Mr. Wonderking)A gifted student, hardworking , intelligent, passionate about studies. Was Vice Head Boy (editorial) in Junior school. Participated in social awareness camps. Working very hard for the board as well as enerance exams. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
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Hashmeet Singh Tuteja (Title : Mr. Exuberant)Well behaved , generous and ever smiling, Hashmeet is known for his cooperative nature among friends. Loves to play basketball, cricket and badminton. Best of luck for your future endeavours!.
Himanshi Bisht (Title : Ms. Elegant)Softspoken, graceful, dependable, well behaved, polite, enthusiastic, cooperative, obedient and responsible girl. Loves dancing and listening to music. Wants to be an officer in the Navy. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Hritick Pasbola (Title : Mr. Amicable)Truthful, thoughtful , very caring, soft spoken, artistic, truely a loyal friend to everybody. He is admired for his qualities. Aspires to be an engineer. Participated in Band at Zonal level. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Isha Sharma (Title : Exquisite Personality)A polite well behaved girl with a good sense of duty and responsibility. Loves to listen to music and dance. Loves to play badminton. Aspires to be an engineer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Jasmine Awatramani (Title : Ms. Congenial)Friendly, interactive, emotional and a sentimental girl. Stood second in IEO in 11th Class. Was Head Girl Cultural in 6th Class, and got Principal's Award for the most versatile girl. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
K.M. Rudhran (Title : Mr. Catalyst)A well mannered, courteous, obedient and hard working boy. He is affectionate, sincere and clear in his objective. He is an NCC A level certificate holder. Participated in MUN. Aspires to be a pilot. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Kartik Poonia (Title : Mr. Wonderkid)Generous, charming, well behaved and polite, has good rapport with classmates. He is NCC A-certificate holder. Loves to play cricket and table tennis. He has won many awards in painting. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Kshitiz Sharan (Title : Mr. India)Well behaved, well disciplined, hardworking, cooperative, obedient and friendly student. Loves to listen to music, wants to be a software engineer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Md. Kaif (Title : Mr. Rapunzal)A very quiet child, introvert by nature. He is a disciplined, well behaved and hardworking boy. Aspires to be an engineer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Muskan Kapoor (Title : Ms. Photogenic)She is frank, well mannered and sweet. Enjoys friendly relation with class mates. Working very hard for
the forthcoming exam. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Nikhil Bhure (Title : Mr. Funnybones)Fun loving, energetic and witty. Nikhil is obedient andhardworking. Wants to be an ethical hacker and informatic expert. He is a member of school's volleyball team. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Nikhil Kumar (Title : Mr. Sobetic)Quiet , coolheaded , polite, full of respect for elders, he's a dependable boy. Loves to listen to music. Aspires to be an architect. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Parth Malhotra (Title : Mr. Wiz kid)Intelligent, soft spoken, polite, and a reliable friend. Is passionate about singing , dancing and cooking. An extremely hardworking boy who aspires to be an entrepreneur. Merit badge holder from 1st to 10th class. Recieved A-level certificate in NCC. Participant of MUN in 2012. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Piyush Anand (Title : Most Sensible)A quiet ever smiling boy, very intelligent, hardworking and focused student , loves to listen to music. Aspires to be an engineer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Prakhar Goel (Title : Mr. Punctual)A well mannered, courteous, obedient and hardworking student. Loves to play badminton. Aspires to be a software engineer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Prashant Babbar (Title : Mr. Crackerjack)Very friendly and affectionate. obedient and disciplined, bubbling with enthusiasm and posesses a great presenceof mind. Recipent of the Principal's award for generosityand magnanimity in class 12th. Aspires to be an engineer.Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Rishabh Mathur (Title : Mr. Dynamic)A quiet, well behaved, disciplined and hardworking boy. Likes "work out", visiting new places, reading novels, listening to music. Played basketball at Zonal level. Aspires to be an engineer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Rohan Uppal (Title : Mr. Photogenic)Softspoken, well behaved, polite and obedient student. He is duty concious and artistic by nature. Aspires to be an IT Engineer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Rohit Tanwar (Title : Mr. All-Rounder)Ever smiling, fun loving, easygoing, friendly, courteous, sports enthusiast and Captain of School Volleyball team. Also bagged the best player of school in volleyball in 2016. Wants to be a navy officer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Saiba Dalmia (Title : Ms. Honey Pot)A polite, helpful, intelligent, hardworking student. Has interactive nature. Loves singing and listening to good
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Saurabh Chand (Title : Mr. Reliable)A very quiet, sincere, helpful and hardworking student. Is a good sportsperson and loves to play cricket. Apires to be an IPS officer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Shailesh Kureel (Title : Rawal Pindi Express)A well behaved, hardworking, humane by nature, lovable, obedient and respectful student. Played cricket at Zonal Level. Recipent of Principal's Award for 'Best Sportsman'. Aspires to be an Income Tax Officer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Shrishti Batra (Title :Ms. Cutiepie)Frank, confident, well mannered and sweet. Participant of most cultural programs of school. Merit badge holderand Council Member. Loves to play badminton and aspires to be an Economist. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Sumesh Prasad (Title : Mr. Quiescent)A confident , cheerful , helpful and responsible boy. Is a good singer. Aspires to be a Software engineer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Vedika Khatri (Title : Ms. Picasso)Merit badge holder, responsible, ever smiling and a charming girl. Participated in painting competitions and tennis competitions at Zonal level. Received first prize inInclusive Program at school in collage making. Aspires to be an architect. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Yash Mathuria (Title : Mr. Meticulous)Is cheerful, affectionate and sincere. Good at making friends, he loves to play volleyball and cricket. Aspires to be an engineer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Yushant Tyagi (Title : Mr. Encyclopedia)An extremely sincere, hardworking focused student. A good singer. Has won second prize in Sanskrit shloka competition. NCC A level certificate holder. Recipient of Principal's Award for Leadership and Courage. Aspires to be an Engineer from IIT. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Danish Ranjan (Title : Mr. Demure)Cheerful, hardworking and helpful boy. A good singer and a gifted athlete. Aspires to be an engineer. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Shreyas Bhardwaj (Title : Charismatic Personality)A polite, helpful and hardworking student. Extremely confident. Recipient of best speaker award in Intraschool Debate. A gifted basketball and football player. Participated in MUN in 2016-17. Participated in Hindi and English Plays. Aspires to be an officer in Ministry of Defence. Best of luck for your future endeavours!
Aarti Tanwar (TITLE: Ms. BUBBLE BABE)Easy going, ever smiling and playful. Always ready to accept any responsibility. Captain of Ekta House. She believes in teamwork and is a binding factor in her group. Aarti is a good Basketball player. Wish you all the best.
Abhishek Choudhary (TITLE: Mr. INFLUENTIAL)Freindly, fun loving & carefree. He is a good sports person. Nowadays he is striving hard to perform well in board exam. Good Luck.
Adity Chaudhary (Title: Ms. Amiable)Captain of Bhakti House. Very social and accommodating girl. She is a good swimmer. Got gold and bronze medal in State Level Swimming Competition. Best of Luck.
Aditya Jaspal (Title: Mr. Avid Reader)Quiet and calm by nature. He is a sensitive and well behaved boy. Very determined to perform well in Board exam. Wish you all the best.
Alpika Edward (Title: Ms. Rapunzel)Ever smiling and a stylish girl. She is putting extra effortto do well in board exam. All the best.
Aman Kumar (Title: Mr Frolic)Quiet, confident, respectful and a gentle student. Works with a sense of commitment and motivation as he has managed to maintain a steady progress in academics. All the best for your future.
Anjani Sharma (Title: Ms. Sober)Well disciplined, calm and composed student who is capable of doing well when puts her effort in studies. Work hard to score good marks in board exam. Best of Luck.
Ayesha Naseem (Title: Ms Meticulous)Very meticulous, inquisitive and cheerful girl. She knows how to set her goals right and is striving hard to achieve them. All the best for the future.
Ayusmita Sarkar (Title: Ms. Laughing Buddha)A reserved girl who does things at her own pace. Working very hard to achieve her goals. She is well aware of her rights and duties. Wish her all the Best.
Bahar Shadan (Title: Mr. Know All)Bahar is bold and confident of himself. He dreams of great achievements in life. He is striving hard to achieve the goals of life. Best of Luck.
Deepti Mayi Sahu (Title: Ms. Silent Worker)An affectionate and accomodating student. Well behaved and a respectful girl. She is putting in extra effort to improve her academic performances. All the Best.
Himanshu Pandey (Title: Mr. Jollity)Highly energic and compassionate. Ever smiling and self
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Khwaish Grover (Title: Ms. Congeniality)Head Girl Academics of the school. She is a diligent worker and very meticulous in her work. Khwaish recieved Principal's Award for "Torch Bearer of the School". She always sets high goals for herself and is working hard to achieve it. All the best.
M.K.Gnanesh Raj (Title: Mr. Wonder King)A multifaceted student. He has been recieving the merit scholarship for many years and is recipient of "MahindraScholarship" for past 3 years. He recieved Principal's ward for "Nurturing excellence" and is very passionate about studies. He has fixed his goals and is determined to achieve the goals.Best of luck.
Mukul Mahalwal (Title: Mr. Dynamic)A Compassionate, well disciplined, diligent worker who listens to his teachers and is very sincere in his efforts. Mukul is a combination of a great actor and sports person. Best of Luck for your future.
Nikita Gaur Title: (Ms. Reliable)Sweet natured, disciplined, talented and confident. Always ready to share the responsibility of the teachers. Participated in State Level Science Exhibition competition. Won a prize in MUN activity. Wish you all the best
Nitya Singh (Title: Ms. Happy Feet)A soft spoken child, well behaved and an accommodating girl. She is putting an extra effort to improve her academic performance. She is a good dancer. All the best.
Pooja Bohra (Title: Ms. Honey Pot)Ever smiling, affectionate and well behaved child. She has made a steady progress in her academic performance. Very regular, always attentive in class and listens to her teachers. Working very hard to show a very good result in board exam. Best of luck.
Pooja Singh (Title: Ms. Harmony)A quiet student who tries to get along with the crowd. Presently she has become very serious about her studies and is working very hard to get good result. Best of luck.
Prashant Singh (Title: Mr. Golden Boots)Well disciplined, calm and composed. Prashant is capable of doing very well when he puts his efforts in studies.He has to become serious about studies and has to work hard to get good result. He is a very good footballer. All the best.
Saloni Rawat (Title: Ms. Million Dollar Smile)A lovable child, compassionate, generous and hard working student. Carries a beautiful smile. Saloni works with great determination and enthusiasm. She is keen to show an excellent results in boards. Best of luck.
Sayema Moin (Title: Ms Handicraft)Simple, sober and cool headed. She is a sincere student who gets along with her friends. She hopes to do well in the board exam. Good luck for the Board exam.
Shahzad Khan (Title: Mr. Quiescent)Well behaved, disciplined child. A reserved student. He is working hard for board exams. Wish you all the best.
Shivanshi Dixit (Title: Ms. Gracious)Very focused and determined to achieve her goal. Well disciplined child with a pleasant smile on her face. She has shown a very good result in her Pre-Board exam and is keen to show an excellent performance in her board exam. Always works with a sense of commitment and motivation. All the best for your board exam.
Shristi Rawat (Title: Ms. Cheerful)A joyful friendly student, well mannered and trustworthy. She is always ready to share responsibility given to her. She is putting her efforts to show a good result in board exam. Best of luck.
Souparna Dutta (Title: Ms. Grandiloquent)A confident child, very ambitious and hard working. He is very confident of great accomplishments on the academic front. He is a good singer. Wish you all the best.
Souvikdas Gupta (Title: Mr Wiz-King)An obedient, respectful, very systematic determined and a goal oriented student. He always aspires to score well. Takes things seriously and is a very sincere child. He has shown an excellent performance in his Pre-Board exams. Presently striving hard to achieve his goals. All the best for your Boards as well as for the enterance Exams.
Tarun Bhalothia Title: (Mr. Well Groomed)A cheerful, affectionate and well groomed child. Sometimes remains reserved but makes his presence felt. Working hard for Board exams. Best of luck.
Venus Choudhary (Title: Ms. Photogenic)An easy going fun loving girl. An extrovert who loves the company of her friends. Has to put in a lot of effort to show good result in Board exam. Best of luck.
Yashi Pandey (Title: Ms. Powerpuff Girl)Very friendly, always busy in the company of her friends. She has a great potential to do well good in Board exam with more attention and hardwork. All the best.
Yayati (Title: Mr Diligent Worker)Well composed hardworking and a sincere student. He is ambitious and determined to achieve his goals. He is putting in efforts to do well in the board exam. Has shown good result in Pre-Board-II. All the best.
Zeenat Ahmed (Title: Ms. Demure)Very well behaved student. Always remains reservered. She believes in hardwork and perseverance. Zeenat is a confident girl with a pleasant nature. She has taken academics very seriously and is striving very hard to show a good result in Board exam. All the best.
Aarang Chakma (Title: Mr. Modest)Soft spoken, well behaved and well brought up child, Aarang is very good in co-curricular activities. He has been an N.C.C cadet with A certificate, participated in TOI-Think and Learn challenge and reached city finals, won SOS trophy in 2007. He is presently working hard for his boards.
Akash Sharma (Title: Mr. Decent)A handsome boy with a quiet demeanor and ever smiling face, Akash is putting a lot of effort to improve his academic performance. He has been an active participant in house functions.
Anant Raj Gupta (Title: Mr. Indomitable)Diligent and hardworking, Anant is intelligent who is always keen to achieve academic excellence. He has been a very good tennis player and represented school in Zonals. Anant has also participated in group song competition.
Anjali Falaswal (Title: Miss Gracefull)Captain of Chetna House, Anjali is a very friendly child, soft spoken and very well behaved. She is good looking and conscious of her beauty.
Anuj Kumar Mandal (Title: Mr. Demure)Quiet, self-contained with a pleasant personality, Anuj is a hardworking child. He has been an active participant in house functions. He also has keen interest in taekwondo.
Aseem Aggarwal (Title: Mr. Happy Feet)Aseem is an executive member of the student council. He is an all-rounder. He has been a part of the band team which has won competitions at district and Zonal level. He is also an active member of school basketball team. He is most popular among friends and juniors for his contemporary dancing skills.
Bharti Bhatt (Title: Miss Charming)Sweet natured, well behaved and soft spoken, Bharti is very fond of dancing and acting.
Dipesh Garg (Title: Mr. Self Contained)Polite and soft spoken, silent and sincere. He is a person with great capabilities and wants to show better results in the board exam.
Faisal Khan (Title: Mr. Master Mind)House captain of the Chetna House, he has been a part of the school band team which has won 1st position consecutively for 2 years at Zonal level. Very popular amongst his friends. Needs to work on his potential to do well in board exam.
Gagan Juneja (Title: Mr. Humorous)Jovial, friendly, easy going and polite student, Gagan has been an active member of the school band team which has won laurels for the school at the District level. Best of Luck
Harsh Soni (Title: Mr. Favourite)A student of gentle disposition, he is very popular among
his friends. He has a calm and composed nature and keeps cool under all circumstances.
Jatin Sejwal (Title: Mr. Generous)A cricket and volleyball player, Jatin is friendly, entertaining and enjoys life to the fullest and likes to be surrounded by his friends.
Jatin Verma (Title: Mr. Invisible)A member of the school band, is quiet by nature and has an unassuming personality. Working hard on cracking the board exam.
Jesika Tokas (Title: Miss Compassionate)Charming and popular, she is social and respectful towards teachers. She has great potential to do well in board exam. She just needs to focus on her studies.
Manas Makhija (Title: Mr.Benevolent)Member of the school band, Manas is an easy going, pleasant mannered boy who is working hard to improve his academic performance.
Mansi Chauhan (Title: Miss Fantabulous)With a CGPA of 9.0, she has received a scholarship for academic excellence in the class 10th exam. She is a good artist and is a certificate holder of Camel Art Contest, Senior Level.
Muskaan Madan (Title: Miss Congeniality)Respectful, obedient and very well behaved. Has a very pleasing personality. A simple and lovable girl.
Muskaan Juneja (Title: Miss Cheerful)Well behaved, ever smiling and helpful. Muskaan is a silent worker, believes in hard work and perseverance and aspires to do well in board exam.
Nikhil Kumar (Title: Mr.Electrifying)Active participant in annual functions. Has an adventurous spirit, streak of harmless mischief, wit and subtle sense of humour.
Nitin Lohia (Title: Mr.Jovial)Soft spoken, well behaved, organised, polite good player of cricket. Academics has been his priority.
Pratibha Aggarwal (Title: Miss Aesthetic)Obedient, respectful, sincere and cooperative among classmates. She is also capable of producing good result. She loves to participate in activities like dancing and drawing.
Ritu Kaushik (Title: Miss Diligent)Well mannered, soft spoken, sweet natured, a studious student and very good dancer. Ritu is very confident of excellent performance in the boards.
Robin Lohia (Title: Mr. Humane)Friendly, easy going, fun loving, popular among friends. Best wishes for his board examination.
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Rohit Sharma (Title: Mr.Courteous)Quiet by temperament, obedient, sincere, good personality. He is a person with great capability and wants to show better results in board examination.
Shakshi Tanwar (Title: Miss Rapunzal)Polite, easy to adjust by nature, aims at self improvement,loves to work at her own pace.
Shanu Agarwal (Title: Miss Golden Boots)Shanu is Head Girl Sports, jovial in nature and courteous. She is National level tennis player. She has won number of medals for school in Zonal level in all three categories. Shanu is AITA & ITF level player.
Sharukh Shija (Title: Mr. Accomodating)A good listener, ambitious, hardworking, respectful towards teachers. Presently working for board exam.
Shivank Singhal (Title: Mr. Virtuous)Observant, polite, easy to adjust by nature, artistic. Played and won various District and Zonal level tournaments in orchestra competitions. Presently making sincere efforts for board exam.
Shourya Chander (Title: Mr. Flatterer)Cheerful, jovial, friendly, with smiling face, has a positive and optimistic attitude towards life. He is very good player of volleyball.
Shubham Panwar (Title: Mr. Obedient)Polite, soft spoken, humorous and assertive at times, respectful towards teachers. He is very social, affectionate and ever smiling. He is working hard to do well in the board examination.
Sumit Aggarwal (Title: Mr. Gregarious)Quiet and calm by nature, friendly, takes things easy, has the ability to prove his talent, is working hard to do well in the board exam.
Sylvie Saini (Title: Miss Fashionista)A cheerful friendly, fun loving and easy going girl, she is popular among her friends. She needs to work hard for her board exam.
Tanya Kapoor (Title: Miss Social Butterfly)Straight forward, focussed, respectful student who is quiet by nature and ever smiling with pleasant mannerism. She also participated in German exchange programme.
Tarang Bansal (Title: Mr. Globe Trotter)Respectful, easy going and friendly, very simple and always with smiley face. Aspires to do well in the board exam. He also participated in German exchange programme.
Tisya Verma (Title: Miss Effervescent)Very sincere, helpful, fun loving, polite and well behaved. Tisya is working hard for her board examination.
Tushar Gulliya (Title: Mr. Quiescent)Quiet and calm by nature, a good volleyball player & well behaved. Believes in hard work and aspires to do well in the board exam.
Vasu Jindal (Title: Mr. Exemplary)He is Vice-Captain of Gyan house also Mahindra scholarship holder. Vasu is an active participant of MUN and was awarded best delegate in MUN 2015-16. He was Merit badge holder for last four consecutive years. Vasu has participated in songs competition of District & Zonal level. He is a member of school choir.
Yash Chaudhary (Title: Mr. Prodigy)A silent worker, obedient, diligent, honest student with a pleasing personality. He is doing excellently well in academics.
Yash Singhal (Title: Mr. Candid) Highly energetic, fun loving, respectful student & is popular among his friends. Yash loves to play tennis. He took part in many house functions and annual functions. He is making extra effort to improve his performance.
Aakash Kumar (Title: Mr. Sweet Natured)Quiet, well behaved, disciplined, helpful and a lovable student who has artistic bent of mind. Also a good football player. "BEST OF LUCK"
Aayush Arora (Title: Mr. Versatile)Is the Head boy (cultural) of senior school. Caring, compassionate, helpful, intelligent, passionate about studies and co-curricular activities and is popular among friends. He has represented the school in debates, speeches, theatre and song at interschool and even Zonal and State level. Adjudged 'Best Delegate' at LPS MUN and participated in 'Project citizen'. He has excelled himself in acting, compering, photography, Exchange Programme, 'start-up Meet' etc. He has received Principal's Award for Best 'Cultural Presentation'. "GOOD LUCK"
Abhinav Arora (Title: Mr. Diligent)Is the Head Boy (Academics) of the senior school. A compassionate, generous, helpful, intelligent, highly motivated student who is good at heart. Popular among friends and a well known personality. Received 'Principal's Award' for the Torch Bearer of the school. "BEST WISHES"
Akriti Suri (Title: Miss Graceful)She is Executive member of Student Council of the senior school. Well behaved, disciplined, graceful, friendly and actively participated in class activities. "ALL THE BEST"
Akshat Chauhan (Title: Mr. Pragmatic)Polite, hardworking, affectionate, social he enjoys company of his friends. Also good at sports and co curricular activities. He is an 'A' certificate holder in NCC. "BEST OF LUCK"
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Anam Khan (Title: Miss. Congeniality)Is Deputy Head Girl (cultural) of the senior school. Bold, cheerful, talented actor who received 'Best Actor Award' in House function and a member of school theatre group which has brought laurels to school at Zonal and district level. Courageous, speaks her mind, carries herself with dignity and poise. "BEST WISHES"
Ashwin Kalra (Title: Mr. Friendly)Easy going, friendly, playful, sports enthusiast, member of school cricket team and football team which played at Zonal level. Also a good badminton player. "GOOD LUCK"
Astha Marwah (Title: Miss Creative)Artistic by nature, confident, well behaved, takes keen interest in class activities and also a good singer. "ALL THE BEST"
Ayushi (Title: Miss Allrounder- A Leader In The Making)Is the deputy Head girl (sports) of the senior school. Studious, highly motivated, respectful, well composed and ever ready to shoulder any responsibility with a smile. Good at dancing, drawing, painting and debating,scored CGPA 10 in class 10th and was school reporter (NIE Times). Was awarded a merit certificate for 100% attendance and Principal's Award for 'Pragmatism and Optimism'. "BEST OF LUCK"
Chesta Narula (Title: Miss Pleasant Personality)Well behaved, polite, hardworking, respectful, helpful student, participated in inter house dance competitions and also a good sports enthusiast. "GOOD LUCK"
Divyansh Gupta (Title: Mr. Observant)An enthusiastic, polite, intelligent, calm and a person with few words, observant, meticulous and has got a good handwriting. He was a recipient of 'Mahindra Scholarship', a merit badge holder in the middle school and was vice captain of chetna house. "BEST WISHES"
Ishika Mangla (Title: Miss Visionary)Very friendly, cheerful, sincere, polite, soft spoken, lovable, sweet tempered and always neatly dressed. Also participated in house function and takes keen interest in class activities. "ALL THE BEST"
Japneet Singh (Title: Mr. Virtuous)Courteous, polite, friendly, observant, calm and composed, gentleman to the core, is determined to score well with hard work and interested in reading books and listening to music. "BEST OF LUCK"
Kanika Saini (Title: Miss Meticulous)Affectionate, soft spoken, polite, friendly, dedicated and hardworking student. A good dancer and singer and was an active participant of Aradhana House. Always neatly dressed. "GOOD LUCK"
KANISHKA BHUTANI (Title: Miss Soft Spoken)Obedient, respectful, well behaved, helpful, soft spoken and a silent worker. Is working hard to improve grades in board examination. "BEST WISHES"
Kartik Goel (Title: Mr. Strategic Thinker)Is captain of Ekta house of senior school. Intelligent, cool
headed and a member of school band which has broughtlaurels to school at district and state level. Enjoys friendlyrelations with classmates. "ALL THE BEST"
Kartik Gupta (Title: Mr. Studious And Proficient)Courteous, affectionate, respectful, disciplined, silent student, has an analytical mind and strong power of reasoning. Has his own style and individuality. "BEST OF LUCK"
Kunal Banerjee (Title: Mr. Perfectionist)Is the deputy head boy (Academics) of the senior school. Sincere, hardworking, ambitious, ready to shoulder any responsibility, highly motivated, dedicated to the task at hand, was school reporter (TOI 2015), vice president of Interact Club (2015). Is the recipient of Principal's award for 'Ethics and Morality'. "GOOD LUCK"
Kush Bhardwaj (Title: Mr. Compassionate)Is Executive member of student council of senior school. Well behaved, friendly, disciplined, hardworking, reliable student, a member of school band which has brought many laurels to school at district and state level and shows keen interest in school activities. "BEST WISHES"
Manav Dhawan (Title: Mr. Responsible)Easy going, pleasant, social, playful, cool headed, caring and a reliable student. Loves the company of friends. "ALL THE BEST"
Mansi Rawat (Title: Miss Systematic)Simple, very polite, intelligent, hardworking, obedient, very decent, a bit reserved student and gets along with her classmates easily. "BEST OF LUCK"
Mehak Chaudhary (Title: Miss Million Dollar Smile)Is the captain of Dharma House of the senior school. Cheerful, confident, well behaved, innovative, good at painting, drawing and dancing. "GOOD LUCK"
Mohammed Nauman Anis (Title: Mr. Gentleman)A disciplined, well behaved, confident, intelligent, friendly, cool headed, very well informed about national and international events and also possesses a great presence of mind."BEST WISHES"
Mohita Shukla (Title: Miss Glamorous)Graceful, cheerful, friendly, creative, affectionate and polite girl. Is a good dancer who is also good at free hand sketching. "ALL THE BEST"
Muskaan Garg (Title: Miss Benevolent)Is the captain of Gyan House of senior school. Simple, disciplined, soft spoken, affectionate, well behaved, dependable and trust worthy. "BEST OF LUCK"
Nakul Pawar (Title: Mr. Budding Leader)Easy going, cool headed, confident, interactive and helpful and a loyal friend. Interested in volley ball and played at Zonal level. "GOOD LUCK"
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Nitish Tokas (Title: Mr. Well Groomed)Is the Head Boy (Sports) of the senior school. Frank, confident, disciplined and brilliant student. Captain of the school cricket team which has brought laurels to school. Manages to balance academics and sports. "BEST WISHES"
Pranav Dhawan (Title: Mr. Jovial)Energetic, cheerful, quickwitted and a member of school band which has brought many laurels to school at district and Zonal level. He loves the company of his friends."GOOD LUCK"
Rahul Narula (Title: Mr. Genius)An intelligent, hardworking, well mannered, sweet natured boy, full of respect for others. A merit badge holder. Received Principal's Award for 'Innovation and Creativity'. Got fourth position in startup meet held at Father Agnel's School. "BEST OF LUCK"
Rajat Choudhary (Title: Mr. Obedient)Obedient, helpful, well adjusted, quiet, disciplined and likes to play basketball and volleyball. "ALL THE BEST"
Sahil Goyal (Title: Mr. Multi Faceted)Is the Deputy Head Boy (Cultural) of the senior school. A generous, courteous, well mannered, helpful boy with a good handwriting. Ready to shoulder any responsibility. A talented actor, member of the school Theatre Society which has brought many laurels to school at district level. Recipient of Principal's Award 'Most Resourceful Person'. "BEST OF LUCK"
Sajal Budhiraja (Title: Mr. Perseverance)An observant, focused, polite, calm, brilliant, tolerant and a person of few words. He always aims for perfection. Has a fascination for electronic gadgets and is technology savvy and plays side drums with ease. Also a good basketball player. Is a recipient of Principal's Award for 'Most Disciplined Student'. "GOOD LUCK"
Saksham Preet Singh (Title: Mr. Energetic)Cool headed, friendly, care free who enjoys the company of his friends, loves to work at his own pace. A good cricketer who has played for LPS at different levels- inter school and Zonal . "BEST WISHES"
Saurav Pandey (Title: Mr. Dream Chaser)Very polite, sincere and accommodating child. Has played Table Tennis at district level. Is quite ambitious and consistently working towards achieving higher goals in life. "ALL THE BEST"
Shivam Garg (Title: Mr. Honoured Man)Polite, sensitive, soft spoken and smartly dressed student. Very respectful towards teachers and peers. Is working hard to scale new heights. Loves to play basketball and volleyball. "BEST OF LUCK"
Shivangi Pandey (Title: Miss Polite)Courteous, responsible, reliable, simple, obedient and ready to shoulder any responsibility with a smile. An
active participant in class discussions and activities. "GOOD LUCK"
Shubham Aggarwal (Title: Mr. Enthusiastic)A good football player, has represented the school at Zonals. Has a good rapport with his classmates. Straightforward, obedient, systematic and has got good handwriting. Has the potential to prove himself. "BEST WISHES"
Siddharth Singh (Title: Mr. Social Guru)Quiet, reserved, intelligent, determined by nature, affectionate and highly focused. Is aiming for excellence and consistently working hard towards his goals. Represented the school in football in the Zonal. "ALL THE BEST"
Tushar Sansanwal (Title: Mr. Magnetic)Friendly, fun loving and easy going. Social and popular among his friends. Has the potential to perfom well. He is also a good volleyball player. "BEST OF LUCK"
Vansh Sharma (Title: Mr. Loyal)Polite, well behaved, simple, friendly and a hardworking student. Is making extra effort to improve his performance. "GOOD LUCK"
Aastha Trehan (Title: Ms. Adventurous.)Is friendly, has an adventurous spirit and motivated to do well. Best of luck.
Abhay Yadav (Title: Mr. Diligent.)Is hardworking, diligent, has a calm and composed nature. He has played football in zonals. Keeps cool and composed in all circumstances. Best wishes.
Abhi Bhardwaj (Title: Mr. Amazing Voice.)Has wit and is easy going. Has aptitude for singing andhas won several awards for singing. All the best.
Ananya Kundu (Title: Ms. Composed.)Gentle and petite. She is well behaved and soft spoken. Good luck.
Ananya Nanda (Title: Ms. Graceful.)Is well mannered, graceful, co-operative, courteous, helpful. Actively participated in German exchange programme. Best wishes.
Ashok Kr. Lal (Title: Mr. Gentleman.)Ever smiling, neatly dressed, quiet but friendly. Remarkable thing about him is he always wears well polished, shiny shoes. All the best
Asif Hussain (Title: Mr. Humane.)Reserved but enjoys the company of his friends. Well adjusted. Good luck
Asmita (Title: Ms. Modest.)Obedient and polite. A silent worker. Best wishes
Asmita Goel (Title: Ms. 10/10.)An all rounder, highly duty conscious, motivated to
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achieve high standard. Recipient of Mahindra Scholarship for academics. She is an executive member of the Student Council. Very helpful, sweet natured, respectful and dedicated. All the best.
Atreya Raghavan (Title: Mr. Wizkid.)Participated in quiz for Hindustan Times, Heritage India and also participated in MUN. General awareness is very good. He is honest, hardworking and sensitive. Best of luck.
Ayushman Kumar (Title: Mr. Wikipedia.)He is straight forward, outspoken and also has a no nonsense attitude. He was given Principal's award for Avid reader. Good luck.
Deepti Chauhan (Title: Ms. Culinary Expert.)Caring, very fond of cooking. Actively participated in German Exchange Programme. Best wishes.
Dhriti Gehani (Title: Ms. Charming.)Soft spoken, well behaved and obedient. Working hard for the Board exam. All the best.
Dishant Arora (Title: Mr. Melody King.)Takes keen interest in music. Won award for singing in Zonal, District & State level for literacy programme. Intelligent and multi- faceted. Good luck.
Gary Thangchonlal Kipgen (Title: Mr. Charismatic.)Cheerful, easy going, adjusting and friendly. He is a football star of LPS. Best of luck.
Harshit Raj (Titile: Mr. Budding leader.)Polite, well-dressed, has interest in politics. All the best.
Ishaan Kapoor (Title: Mr. Jovial.)A person of few words, loyal to his friends. He is interested in painting. Best wishes.
Jai Sangha (Title: Mr. Well Groomed.)Enjoys sports, specially football. He has represented school's football team at the zonals. He is optimistic and has a good sense of humour. Good luck.
Joy Maken (Title: Mr. Dependable.)He is jovial and friendly in nature. He has participated in zonal football competitions. All the best.
Kaguiliangpou Rikhi (Title: Mr. Golden Boots.)Ever smiling and in good spirits. He looks at the positive side of life. Is a helpful child. All the best.
Kajol Yadav (Title: Ms. Immaculate.)Sensitive, well behaved, shy by nature but friendly. Good luck.
Kanika Agarwal (Title: Ms. Million Dollar Smile.)Fond of traveling, mesmerized the German students with her dance performance during the student exchange program. Respectful and obedient. Best wishes.
Kritika Gupta (Title: Ms. Prim and Proper.)Organised, clear headed and sensible. All the best.
M. Kavita (Title: Ms. Serene Soul.)She has a gentle disposition and is soft spoken. She is well behaved and polite. Good luck.
Madhav Upadhayaya (Title: Mr. Happy Feet.)Talented in areas of music and dance. Has won prizes at District and State level music compititions. Polite and patient. Good wishes.
Nikhil Lohia (Title: Mr. Athletic Artisan.)Ace football player, competed and won prizes for school. Calm and cool. All the best.
Nikhil Rawat (Title: Mr. Diplomatic.)Easy going and carefree, outspoken. He is a good Football player. Best wishes.
Paaki Priyadarshini (Title: Mr. Benevolent.)She is full of life. Participated in painting competitions. Fun loving and friendly. Good luck.
Pritpal Singh (Title: Mr. Dynamic.)He is Deputy Head Boy Sports. Very optimistic, hardworking, disciplined and helpful. All the best.
Priyanshi Wadhwa (Title: Ms. Pleasing personality.)Popular, good singer, compassionate and interactive. Good wishes.
Rishita Yadav (Title: Ms. Bold and Beautiful.)She has artistic bent of mind, bold and innovative. She is straightforward and helps in class board displays. Good wishes.
S. Saraniya (Title: Ms. Sensitive Idealist.)Graceful, helpful, well behaved and respectful. Participates enthusiastically in class room activities. All the best.
Shivam Shantanu (Title: Mr. Competent.)Well adjusted, obedient, respectful and mature. Participated in HT quiz and Heritage India. Best of luck.
Sheyas Guliyani (Title: Mr. Exemplary.)Co-operative, well behaved, organised. Plays the drums very well and likes to listen to music. Good luck.
Shrishti Maan (Title: Ms. Fashionista.)Sweet and friendly disposition. All the best.
Stuti Tiwari (Title: Ms. Versatile.)Head Girl Cultural. She is a very good orator. Multifaceted. Has won laurels for the school in debate, theatre & extempore. Good wishes.
Tarini Kayastha (Title: Ms. Heart Of Gold.)Helpful, child-like, friendly and has good general awareness. All the best.
Tushar Sarna (Title: Mr. Agile.)Active child with a carefree attitude. He has played football in Zonal matches. Good luck.
Vikram Aditya Dhanwantri (Title: Mr. Style Icon.)Well behaved, polite, neatly dressed and is soft spoken. Best wishes.
Yukta Sarup (Title: Ms. Observant.)Sweet natured, observant, well behaved and respectful. Good luck.
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Shri Om Prakashji was the senior most staff member and music teacher of Laxman Public School. Right from the
day of inception and establishment of the school, he remained associated with it. He worked in the school for a total of 39 years. He was a very talented and versatile artist who excelled at composing music and setting to tune any composition in any Indian language. A harmonium player par excellence, he could play almost all other instruments with a natural ease and flair. An exponent of Kathak Dance and a trained dance teacher, he has been a beacon light for generations of aspiring artists. His life and breath was art.
He mentored many generations of students and teachers. Every year, the students prepared by him went on to win interschool competitions at zonal, district, state and national level. The prizes and shining cups and shields are a testimony to the rich harvest of awards the school collected every year. His untiring effort saw LPS winning 1st in Folk and Patriotic song at the District and Zonal Level and 2nd at the Inter District level just months before he breathed his last. He accompanied the students to Goa, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Vizag and various other locations to participate in competition at national level, organised by Bharat Vikas Parishad. The Annual Day and House functions reverberated with his soulful music and singing. He had a wonderful career at Laxman Public School. His loss is irreparable and irreplaceable. We all pray for the peace of his soul.
In Memoriam
SHRI OM PRAKASH (MASTERJEE)
BORN – 31ST OCTOBER 1948
DEMISE – 31ST MARCH 2017
Dear Readers,
We know very well that human life is transitory. We spend a brief and unpredictable life on this planet. It is reason enough for all individuals to live a worthy and well deserved life- a life of which we should never be ashamed. When Macbeth frets, he says-
Out, out brief candle!
Life's but a walking shadow,
a poor player,
that struts and frets his hour upon the stage,
And then is heard no more. It is a tale
told by an idiot, full of sound and fury;
signifying nothing.
These words sum up the quintessence of human life. But does it mean that we can only despair, lose all hopes and do nothing? No, not at all. The brighter side of things is that though we have a brief tenure, even then we can aspire to achieve greatness and leave our footprints on the sands of time. This is how we can make our own destiny.
Change, they say, is the only constant in life. We have changed the title of our school magazine from 'The New Horizon' to ‘LAKSHYA’. Lakshya - our aim in life is a relevant and appropriate name for a school magazine, in our opinion. This is so because a meaningful life is one, that has a definite aim.
It is equally important that we nurture our dreams very delicately
“I hold fort to your dreams
For if dreams die
Life is a broken winged bird
That cannot fly.
The editorial team has worked very hard in compiling and preparing this magazine. We hope that you will enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed in getting it printed.
Editorial
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One day I asked God,“Who are you?”GOD in return replied,“Who am I”,I am you,I live inside youAnd each and everyParticle of this universe.I exist everywherebut man finds me nowhere.I am a voice that can calm a seaI am the one Who can stop the waves.The one who can Calm the storms inside you.I am an artistI’ve created thisbeautiful world,I am a life giver
I’ve sent mankind.On earth,I am a destroyerwho destroys the evil inside youand the evil that resides in this world.I am a healer,and I heal my children whenever they are in tears.I am GODThe lord of this Universe,Which I’ve created with my own hands.For every storm I send,I also send a rainbow.For every tear that drips from your eyes,I send a smile.And for every weakness in youI’ve provided strength that can
hide that weakness in you.People look for me,search for mebut tend to forgetthat I reside in their own selves.I am GODThe Lord of this universe,The ultimate truth of this world.But for you Who am I?A spirit?A belief?Either everything?or nothing.
“GOD”
In the depths of my heart,Dwell Secrets deep and dark.Deep mysteries lie together,Waiting to be solved forever.Not so fragile as it seems,Only if you know how it screams.A lot it has gone through,But still, there’s a lot to do.Like woods unexplored,It has been left,Waiting for someone who would steal it away...
- Kirti Advani, VIII - D
- Aarushi Jain, XIth -C
DEEP SECRETS
Pollution Pollution is a very common word which we use everyday. The level of pollution is rising all over the world. But who is responsible for this? The only and simple answer is "WE". Yes, we have made this world so polluted. Do you know how much pain the Mother Earth tolerates when we cut trees? Let me tell you some benefits of trees. They give us food, oxygen, medicines etc. The roots of plants also bind the soil. They provide home to amazing creatures like birds, insects, animals etc. They make the nature so beautiful.
We all kill animals for many reasons. For instance for meat, medicines etc. Killing animals is not good for the environment. In November we celebrate Diwali Festival and many of us burn crackers. Do you know how much pollution is caused by those crackers? The level of smog increased in Delhi. It was hard to breathe. Older people and children suffered a lot. I request each and every person to please care for the environment.
— Kunal Mishra, V-D
If I get a magic wand I have many dreams which this wand will help me to fulfil. If I get a magic wand, I would make a beautiful princess with long hair and nice dress with a pair of sandals. I would go on the clouds and play there with my friends. I would build a huge castle in the clouds with trees of chocolates and toffees and flowers of Ice-cream. It would have a toy store, a library, a computer room, a kitchen, 5 to 6 bedrooms, a dining room and a drawing room. Every child irrespective of the status will be welcome there so that they can have a good time. I shall wave my wand and build houses so that nobody has to sleep in the open. As Cleanliness is next to Godliness, I shall make Earth a Clean and Green place and will try to educate others to contribute towards this cause. I know these are only fantasies but let us all do our bit and contribute to make our Earth a good place to live in.
— Malini Goyal IV-D
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Nature has beehivesIt gives us lifeThe sun is brightand Moon is there in the night
Tonnes of problems we face,
So why run away from the truth...
Life and Development are pacing,
The real wealth is the youth...
Todays youth was born in high time,
But now they have reached the age....
An age when values must be prime,
An age when the dirt of society becomes a cage...
Mature we think they are,
Bright leaders we think we’ll get...
But from them the bad path is not far,
Influence can make them Devil’s pet...
Plenty of evils are every where,
Evils like corruption, terrorism and addiction...
MY FIRST PHOTOGRAPHY SESSION Butterflies in my tummy did not let me sleep the night before my first photography session. It was a never ending night which took away my patience. I simply couldn’t wait to Unleash my passion. The next morning, my uncle had fixed up our trip to a wild life Sanctuary specially meant to capture nature’s magical moments. I got dressed in my jungle safari outfit, picked up my tools, my camera, and was ready to hit the bull’s eye. I was lucky to click my first amazing shot - 2 red squirrels sharing a tiny piece of nut. For the next few hours we kept clicking some more shots but they were nothing more than usual ones. I realized that one needs to be patient enough to hold on to one’s hope. Believe me - we all can stretch our limits! Meanwhile my uncle taught me about ‘aperture’, ‘editing’ and other crucial aspect of photography. Suddenly my eyes fell on a black panther drinking water at a stream. It took me no time to click this bold creature manifesting ‘no fear’ around. Finally towards the dusk we heard a loud, fearless roar of a lion. Eager to capture the Almighty we crept towards the direction of the roar but weren’t lucky enough to even have a glance of it. We called it a day and came back to our tents. I was totally awestruck when I inserted my camera’s SD card in the laptop to have a look at my day’s hardwork. I darkened the corners of some photograph and tried ISO.
It was totally an overwhelming experience for me. I will never forget my first formal session with my passion.
- Aryan Maggo, VII-B
MEMORABLE BUT SAD INCIDENT On a warm summer afternoon after finishing my 6th std. final exam, I was very happy and relaxed and my mother came to school to pick me up and we were heading for my maternal uncle's place.
My Mother picked up our favourite pet dog a pug named Yen and both of us were playing in the car when suddenly Yen had a Heart attack and before we could understand or do anything to help, the poor-creature passed away in my lap.
We rushed to a nearby pet clinic but the doctor declared the dog dead then we rushed back home and gave him a ceremonious burial. We were so sad that we skipped our Lunch.
We felt we had lost a member of our family and the sad incident lingers on. Yen still lives in our memories.
— Deepesh, VII - B
NatureNature is very beautifuland it is very colourfulSave the Natureas in it there are many creatures.
— Aditi Choudary, VII-B
We think wrong they never move up the stair,
Instead peer pressure adds upto agitation...
Agitation in confusion of taking a path,
But it ends when friends enter the scene...
Nobody has had a holy bath,
Peer influence can even make them lean...
The Youth of a country thus is precious,
It can build or destroy the future of a country...
It’s our duty to protect them from the ferocious,
Because the bright youth can only eliminate the evils of the society...
— Aviral Gupta, X-D
YOUTH - The Constructor or Destructor
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E-GOVERNANCE AS AN EFFECTIVE TOOL TO
CURB CORRUPTION THE FIRST TIME WHEN I WROTE WITH A PEN My hand felt heavy and my heart was overwhelmed because there was an ink pen in my grip and I was writing with a pen for the first time. This was the most awaited moment of my life. Nothing could stop me from making those shiny, blue, curvy alphabets. I felt like an artist, a grown up artist! I wrote happily as I didn’t have to get up repeatedly from my seat in the classroom to throw my pencil shaving into the trash can kept in the corner of the class. It was surely my first uninterrupted writing. My mind was wondering away filled with many thoughts such as which pen I would bring to school the next day as I had collected a few of them. Suddenly I realized I had written the same word twice, oops!! What a blunder I made! I started looking for my eraser to rub it off. Soon I realized how silly I was! How could I erase my pen’s ink? I missed my pencil then and wished I had that instead of a pen in my hand. I was soon all right to hear my teacher’s voice instructing the class not to worry about the mistakes as children were using pens for the first time. I was very delighted to hear this. Lost in my happiness without realizing I was about to sharpen my pen with a sharpener. As said rightly by someone “ Habits Die Hard!”
— Arjun Maggo, IV-C
WHEN I LOST MY PEN
I once kept my pen somewhere in my room and could not find it when I needed it. I searched for it everywhere in my room: on the table, under the table, inside the drawers, under the dressing table, under the bed, beneath the mattress. When I could not find it anywhere I got very irritated and asked my mother to help me look for it. While she was searching for my pen, my father came in and started laughing as he looked at me, My Mother too laughed at me. I got really puzzled and tried to find out. What was so funny. Then I realized that the pen I had been so frantically looking for was in my left hand. I got really shocked.
— Keshav Kumar, IV-D
India is considered the fastest growing country with the largest democracy. However it is a bitter truth that our country’s development is negatively affected due to the rampant corruption prevalent in the system in Indian society.
Corruption drastically affects the economic growth of our country. There is no doubt poverty and corruption are linked. Not only is corruption in India worse than poverty, it drags the whole country’s development down by stealing its resources. 85% of public money doesn’t go to the poor. It results in accumulation of resources in the hands of the privileged sections of the society. And to make things worse, corruption also increases inflation.
Corruption in India affects all levels of the society but it’s in the administrative one that the biggest damage is done to the people and comes to exacerbate poverty. Even the most simple daily-routine administrative task cannot be performed
IT’S A PEN’S WORLD...
THE NIGHTMARE It was midnight and I was reading a spine- chilling horror story that seemed almost real. Although it was the most riveting novel I had ever read, I went into a deep slumber suddenly, I woke up and realized that my favourite flower vase had broken. I looked around to see what had caused it and i couldn’t believe my eyes. I saw the most hideous creature ever. My heart pounded like a drum and my knees shook like jelly. The creature’s eyes glinted in the dark like a cat’s. To my utmost horror, its long bony fingers stretched out towards me and goose bumps appeared all over my body. I screamed at the top
of my lungs and tried to move but my bones had frozen with fright. I opened my eyes and could feel hands all over my face. Then, I realized that these hands belonged to non other than my mother who had darted into my room upon hearing my piercing scream. I recalled the horror story that I had read before and smiled to myself as I realised that it was the horror story that had caused the spine- chilling nightmare.
— Yuvika Kandari, VI-A
without a bribe to the civil servant in charge of the paperwork. As a result the government machinery fails to address the problems of the people.
In this scenario the government has undertaken steps to implement e-governance throughout the country to curb corruption. E-commerce is basically associated with carrying out the function and achieving the result of governance through the utilization of ICT (Information and communication technology) ie Local Area Network (LAN), Wide Area Network (WAN), Internet, Mobile and computing technology to transform government by making it more accessible, effective and accountable by providing access to requisite information, enabling public to interact with officials; making operations transparent; and offering public services online.
E-governance will bring in more transparency in government function and make delivery of services more accessible, efficient and responsive. As there will be no direct contact between providers and receivers the scope of giving or taking bribes will be removed. Discretion is significantly curtailed by standardization of decision making processes, which are normally performed by computer itself.
Efficient use of e-governance will help the people to interact with the government officials. Maintaining records in computers will also reduce voluminous paperwork.
Implementation of e-governance would require the government to change itself - its processes, its outlook, laws, rules and regulations and also its way of interacting with the citizens. It would also require capacity building within the government and spreading awareness about e-governance amongst citizens. In this modern developing world e-governance appears to be the most effective means to eradicate corruption.
— Maitreyi Pradhan, XI-H
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I love my toys, I have a bucket full of toys. It has dolls, cars, puzzles and my favourite kitchen set. I play with my kitchen set every day. I always share
my toys with my sister and friends.
I also donate my old toys to Poor Children which brings smile on their faces. I like my toys.
— Soumya, III-C
My doll is cute and lovely. She has brown hair and blue eyes. She takes bath daily and wears fashionable clothes. She is very lazy and wakes up late in the morning. So she doesn’t
come to the school with me. She is too young and I wish to play with her. I love my doll. I can play for the whole day with my loving
doll.
— Shruti Saini, III-B
The Car that can take you very far.
The Car that does not take it to the barn.
The Car that won’t fit into a Jar.
The Car that rhymes with war.
The Car that avoids driving on the tar.
My Car just refuses to spar.
— Ayush Rawat, III-C
Toy-Toy-ToyOh my little boy!Without you I am alone.You are like my best friend.Let us go for a ride,We will walk side by side.
— Ansh Julka, III-E
My favourite toy is my teddy bear. The teddy bear was given to me by my grandparents and I love it very much. It is neither very big nor very small. It is pink in colour and is very soft and cute. I always play with my teddy bear and when I go to sleep at night I hug my teddy and sleep with it. My teddy is my best friend. I talk with him, bathe him, play with him, eat with him, watch TV with him and lastly also sleep with my teddy. He is so cute and sweet and
Toys are very important for children. They are the best companions and playmates for us. My favourite toy is my cute Barbie doll, “Jenny”. She is a beautiful doll with curly hair, slim body and wonderful eyes. She has
many beautiful dresses, sandals and jewellery. I give her a nice bath and dress her up like a princess
every day. She is very special for me because my parents gifted it to me on my birthday. She is my best companion. My favourite pastime is to play with her. She is my best toy, I love it.
— Khanak, III-B
listens to everything I say. I also have a kitchen set which I am very fond of. It has all the equipments which are required in a kitchen. I love to play with it. I can make Tea, Coffee, Rice and many other things to feed my ted-dy. The kitchen set also has wonder-ful choppers, grater, Knives, Spoons, Forks and Plates.
I love my toys.
— Bhumika Panwar, III-A
MY FAVOURITE
TOYS
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A Dream It was a nice morning. I woke up and saw something terrible - Aliens. Oh my God! I was shocked to see them. There was not just one but many. Suddenly I heard one of them saying, “Hello how are you?” I was surprised to hear that. “I questioned myself, Is it an alien?” Yes, it was an alien. First, I was scared of them. Then, I realized they would not hurt me. I was happy that the aliens were talking to me. We started talking to each other. They asked my name, age and everything about me. Then I asked them from which planet they had come “Mars”, they replied. Then I asked them how they knew our language. Suddenly I woke up and realised it was a dream and not reality. I wish I could meet an Alien in real sense.
— Prerna Kashyap, VI-A
A Pleasant DreamOne morning I was bit excited and a little nervous too. I was going to the school with my parents to collect my Annual Report Card. We left home at 8:30 in the morning. On reaching the school, my nervousness increased. All my classmates were there, some were happy and some were not so happy. We entered the classroom where my teacher was meeting all the parents. My teacher greeted my parents very pleasantly. I knew at once that she was happy with my result. All teachers gave a good report about me to my parents. But then I heard the voice of my mother, “Wake up! We need to go to the school to collect your marksheet”, she said then I realized it was merely a dream and I had yet to attend the PTM to collect my marksheet.
— Ishita Singhal, VI-A
My Mysterious Dream One day, I was alone in the house. As you know it’s boring to be alone at home. I dressed myself and went out. The weather outside was very pleasent. Suddenly I saw a light coming from my backyard. I went there, but the light was hurting my eyes. But, I tried to go towards the light. When I went near the light it hurt my eyes. I saw a tree which had an apple, Something was written on the bark of the tree. “Take this apple, but don’t eat it.” I kept the apple in my pocket. Suddenly I entered a mysterious world. I was frightened. I saw a dragon sitting under a big and tall tree. A tree with lollipops and money. I saw a whale walking in the park!!! Flowers which could eat animals! A tiger with pink and red stripes! It was horrible. I found a suit which was very heavy. But then I saw an armour which I liked. I wore it and picked up a Sword. I was looking like a Knight. The dragon attacked me and I fought with him bravely. At last I killed him. Suddenly it started raining. I looked up and rain drops fell into my eyes and mom said, “Wake up, Saarthak. You have to go to school.” “Oh! It was a dream”, I said. But the apple was still in the pocket. I will never forget this mysterious dream.
— Saarthak Patwal, V-D
You shine like a star.Grow like a seed.Rise like the Sun.Achieve whatever you need.Stand like the Himalayas.Burn yourself like coal.Be pure like sacred water.The world is in your hold.Fly like an angel.Conquer the world.Stop blaming others.You are the maker of your world.
— By Riza Shariq (V-C)
A SMOOTH SEA NEVER MAKES A GOOD SAILOR
NO PROBLEM DAY No problem day,
It's a new way,
Do not wait
To Celebrate.
No problem day,
That day is today.
Find a new way.
It's a tension free day.
It's a no problem day.
Laugh and scream.
Have a nice dream.
Eat some ice cream.
Everyone smilingly says,
"NO PROBLEM DAY".
— Vasundhra Modi & Suhani Gupta (VI-B)
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THE RIDELife is like a roller coaster.
It has many ups and downs and twists and turns.
If you are up you will soon find a down.
If you are down you should be ready to start with a new up.
One should not feel fear.
Because his goals are near.
If you do some hard work
I am sure the upcoming jerk,
Will bring happiness to you forever.
At the end of the ride, you will feel pride
Because you have crossed all the hurdles
And successfully won the race of life.
— Urvi Kochhar (V-A)
I put my book near my bed
The pages of the book are Yellow and Red.
It is my best friend
Because it tells me secrets till the end.
I always give advice to my brother,
Books are friendly things to own.
but they will not call you on the phone.
They are never noisy when you are still,
They will comfort you when you are ill.
I got all this from a book,
If you want to increase your knowledge
Look into a book.
— Kamal (VI-B)
There are many books on everyone's bookshelves.
But there is one which is very special.
I have a favourite book of mine.
Which I have to read from the start to the end.
I don't give it even to the best of my friends.
Cause it is something that is special to me.
And what if it bends?
It will always stay close to me
Even if it's hundred times read.
— Ayush Panwar (VI-A)The SunThe sun is mighty.
The sun is bright.
It removes all darkness.
And fills my day with Light.
— Diya (I-B)
THE SKY IS THE LIMIT
The Beautiful - Sky The sky has the sun.
The sky has the moon.
The sky has stars.
But they are so far.
I want to jump.
I want to fly.
I want to touch.
The beautiful sky.
Which is so high.
Which is so high.
— Kushagra Tripathi (I-D)
My Favourite Book
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Before a holiday my father announced that we would go to a beach the next day. My mother said she would pack sandwiches, chips, juice, pizza and burger for the picnic. We were going
to have lots of fun. My sister and I decided to make castle on the beach. We picked up umbrellas, sunscreen, towel, some clothes and a mat. Thinking about our picnic, I went to sleep. Next morning my mother said "wake up and get ready for the picnic". My sister and I played in the water and made a castle. We also saw some shells with crabs inside them. We collected some shells for our collection. After playing for a while my mother called us for our lunch. We ate all the snacks that mom had packed. After having our lunch we again went to play in the water. We enjoyed a lot. I will remember my day on the beach for a long time.
— Ishaan Kumar (IV-D)
I love to go to a picnic spot on a beach especially on a sunny day in winters. In last summer vacations I went to a beach in Phuket (Thailand). It was crowded with many people. People were enjoying
in the clear water and were basking in the sun. The children were making sand castles and were playing in the water. I saw a group of people surfing on the high waves. The sun was shining brightly in the sky and the weather was also very pleasent. I could only see water all around. I was very thrilled. After some time, my friends and I splashed into the water. We had a swimming competition and I stood second. I also enjoyed paragliding, a ride on a watercraft and a banana boat. We made a sand castle and collected some sea shells to decorate it. We basked in the sun. Later, we had sandwiches, orange juice & some nuts in the lunch. In a while it was evening so, we packed everything and started moving towards the hotel. I felt tired but delighted.
— Suhani Parakh (IV-C)
On 9/2/16 we went for a picnic to Nehru Planetarium. We played many games and we had a lot of fun. We learnt many interesting things about planets and we watched many movies related to planets. After that we went to Gandhi Smriti. There also we watched movies about freedom fighters. The
movies made us aware about Gandhi ji 's life and the history related to the Freedom Fighters against the British. Finally we went to Nehru Park. Many eagles were flying in the Sky. Suddenly an eagle came and took away my friend's muffins. We played Kho-Kho with our teachers. I also played badminton with my friends. It was an interesting trip besides being educational. I will never forget that day.
— Lavanya Sethi (V-B)
When our school organized a picnic for us to the Pratapgarh Farms. I reached the school at 7:30 am all the children assembled together, we all prayed and after that the teacher divided us into seven groups. We sang and played on the way to the Pratapgarh Farms. After one hour we reached
the destination and they welcomed us very nicely. Then we got a card which mentioned the venues of the various activities. We went inside and had breakfast. After that we did lots of activities like sack race, bullock cart ride, camel cart ride, clay modeling etc. In the sack race, I stood first. Some of us also enjoyed applying mehndi on our hands. Then it was time for the lunch. We danced on DJ with our teachers and we had lots of fun there.
— Yashika Ahuja (VI-D)
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I wanted to participate in the annual function. First I went for my dance audition. I danced well and I was selected. I was very happy. Then from the next day onwards we went for our practice to junior wing of the school. We practised everyday. Next day we got our costume. It was a red track suit. Our make-up
was done in class XII C. I was very nervous but also confident of myself and danced as well as I could. When the annual day function was over I went back home. This was one of my best experiences at the school.
— Abhinav Bajpai (V-C)
I participated in a dance programme in the annual day function. First, ma'am called us for an audition. Then ma'am selected some girls and boys from our class. The theme was 'Celebrating Life with Good Health'. So we prepared a dance drama on that theme. Every day we practised from 8:30 to 11:30. Then the day came when we had to show our dance
in front of all the teachers. I was very nervous. I was an attacker, So the make-up artist made me look very scary. We had a black tracksuit, red robe and a red scarf. We did well in the function so Principal ma'am gave us chocolates. It was a lot of fun.
— Akansha Rawat (III)
I enjoyed my Annual Function. I was selected in a dance programme. It was a type of zoomba which was on the theme of “Celebrating Health” I was made an attacker whose favorite work was to destroy health. All the attackers were carrying a spear in their hands. At last a food pyramid was
made by some boys. On the annual day I was feeling very nervous because I was standing in front of the audience and all of us were wearing different costumes but I enjoyed my annual day. I would like to participate next year as well.
— Shubhi Pandey (V-C)
This was the first time that I participated in the Annual Day Programme because I am a new student. I was happy when I came to know that I was selected in Yoga. I started practising every evening from 6 '0' clock to 8 '0' clock. When I got my dress, which was Orange and Yellow, I felt very happy I was very proud of wearing the dress. When the make-up artist drew
My mother is a very busy person. She takes care of every member of the family. As a result of this she does not get much time to relax. So I help her in her work. I help her in folding clothes, watering the plants and buying milk from the nearby shops. When my mother falls sick I give her medicines.
When my father comes from the office I make a cup of tea for him if my mother is busy. I polish my school shoes and I also get ready on my own. When my mother cooks food I play with my younger sister and look after her so that my mother does not get disturbed. I love to help my mother.
— Soumya Mishra (V-B)
I love my mommy and always try to help her. I help her when she goes to the market by carrying the heavy packages. I polish my shoes everyday. Sometimes I dust the furniture when the maid
does not come. I give her a glass of water when she asks for it. I even dust my book-shelf and arrange my books. Sometimes I water the flower pots. I do whatever she asks me to do. I Iron my clothes everyday. I hunt all over the house for her spectacles when she misplaces them. I love helping my mother and I am always there when she needs me.
— Manish Chauhan (VI-C)
I help my mother in many ways. I help her in washing clothes and drying them. I also help her while cleaning the house and decorating it on the days of festivals such as Diwali, Christmas,
Holi, Raksha Bandhan etc. I also know how to cook food so when she is making dinner at night, I help her in cooking food. When she tells me to bring something from the shop I quickly bring it for her. She is a home maker so she has a lot of work to do. I try my best to share her burden. She also does many things for me. She takes me to my English classes, tennis classes and for my tournaments also. She is the best mom in the world.
— Ayaan Arora (VI-B)
I participated in Yoga on the Annual Day. I am
very good at Yoga but I was
not selected in the special group. However,
I was selected in the main group. I had to stand in the first row. I felt very nervous when I got onto the stage and took my position but when my parents, my teachers and principal ma'am said that
the programme was brilliant I felt very confident. Principal ma'am also said that she would give all the children a chocolate each. Our costumes were yellow the colour of the sun because we were doing 'Surya Namaskar' A picture of the sun was also painted on every child's forehead and on our tracksuits. My parents also shot a video of the programme which they sent to all my relatives. Everyone appreciated me. I really enjoyed participating in the annual function.
— Atharv Mehra (V-D)
Annual Day Celebrations
a picture of the Sun on my head. It was looking very beautiful. We all practised and worked hard for many days. I was in the first row. I was very nervous but the teachers calmed us and encouraged us. My mother and my sister came to see my programme. I was very happy. And even my best friend, Akanksha's Grandfather also said it was a beautiful programme. I enjoyed participating in the annual function.
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My mother is a very nice person. She is the only person in the house who I think, is an all rounder because she looks after the
house in spite of being a business woman. She wakes up early in the morning to make our Tiffin. Then she goes to the office at 11:00 in the morning after doing all the work like cooking food, cleaning the house etc. When she comes home at 7:00 pm, she looks very tired. So I make a cup of tea for her. On Saturdays and Sundays, when she cleans the house or does some other work like folding clothes, washing clothes etc. I help her. When she is not at home, I complete my Home Work. Since I am interested in cooking I also help her in the kitchen by washing and cutting vegetables. All this makes my mother happy. She handles the office as well as the house nicely. My mom is the best mom in the world. I LOVE HER VERY MUCH.
— Tisha Khurana (VI-B)
My mother is the only person in our house who does the maximum amount of work such as washing clothes, preparing food, making us
to do our homework, folding clothes, putting them in the cupboard and much more. By doing all these things, she gets tired and when she wants to take a nap by that time my brother and I are at home. So, to make her happy and a little less tired I help her in some of her work. I help her in serving food, folding clothes and putting them in the cupboard. I do my homework on my own and sometimes when I am free I help my brother with his homework. I also help her in decorating the house on the days of festivals. I always try to make her more and more happy. She is the best mother in the world. I love her very much and helping her gives me great pleasure.
— Jiya Lamba (VI-B)
My favourite TV programme is man vs wild. This programme is Telecast on Discovery Channel. In this programme Bear Grylls
teaches us how to survive in extremely hot and cold places like deserts, Jungles etc. Bear Grylls also does hunting of animals for his survival. He uses waste and left over materials and things in his surroundings to show how to escape from dense forest, deserts, water and snow clad mountains. It is a very useful and knowledgeable TV programme.
— Vyom Khanduri, IV-E
My favourite TV programme is Science of Stupid. They show people doing stupid things in this programme like jumping on
a pogo stick, riding a rodeo bull, walking on stilts etc. It shows people trying to do things that they are not trained to do, for example riding a snow mobile . People hurt themselves by doing these things. It shows rides of such people who make me laugh so much that my stomach aches. It also shows the correct scientific ways to do those things. It is telecast every evening from 5:30 pm to 6:00 pm and also every night from 9:30 pm to 10:00 pm on the National Geographic channel.
— Chetan Agarwal, IV-E
Cartoons Cartoons Cartoons...
I Love them all...
Ben 10, Doremon, Tom and Jerry
and little doll...
They are my Life Line...
I enjoy them all...
Kisna, Chota Bheem and Bal Hanuman
are the best Super heroes...
I really love them all.
— Vaidik Arora, I-B
I like Chota Bheem because I like reading the comics of Chota Bheem. I also watch Chota Bheem on POGO TV. Chota Bheem has lots of strength
given by God. Bheem lives in a small village called Dholakpur. He eats so much of food and he likes ladoos very much. Chota Bheem becomes stronger when he eats ladoos. He always helps others and he is very good. Chota Bheem is very brave and intelligent. Kalia Pehalwan is a bad boy and he doesn't like Chota Bheem. Kalia always wants to fight with Chota Bheem and he tries to defeat him but Chota Bheem always wins. The King and his daughter also like Bheem because he can do tough tasks very easily. I also like Bheem because he is very strong and good to everyone. But I don't like him when he steals ladoos from Tun-Tun Mausi's ladoos shop because stealing is a bad thing. I also want to be powerful and strong like him and then I will help people. Everyone likes Chota Bheem because he has so much of power and I will also be good to everyone like Chota Bheem.
— Priyanshu Jaiswal, IV-B
My mother is a wonderful lady. She does all the work. Sometimes she doesn't take rest even for one minute. So I try my best to help
her especially when she is not feeling well. When my mother falls ill, I do all the work. I make food for my brother, I polish my shoes and I get up on my own in the morning. I am thankful to God for giving me such a lovely mother. My mother is the best.
— Jiya Rawal (V-B)
THE PROGRAMMES I WOULD NEVER MISS
My mother is the busiest person in my house because she does so much work on her own. For example she first makes my lunch,
drops me at my bus stop. Then she makes my fa-ther's lunch. So, I try my best to help her out in any way I can. Once my mother was ill and there was no medicine in the house. So, I went to the chemist’s shop and bought the medicine for her. I help her in dusting the furniture also. It is my duty to help her because if she can do so much work, why can't I help her a bit?
— Rudra (VI-B)
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rHkh ihNs ls fcêw dh vkokt vkbZ ÞeSaus nhAÞ jpuk rFkk lqjs'k gSjku jg x,A
ijarq nknh us dgk Þugha th! ,slh dksbZ ckr ugha gSA
fcêw rks vHkh NksVk gS] uknku gSA NksVs&NksVs >xM+s rks ifjokj esa gksrs gh jgrs gSaA blesa iqfyl ds iM+us dh dksbZ t:jr ughaA esjk csVk vkSj cgw eq> ls cgqr I;kj djrs gSa vkSj esjk /;ku j[krs gSaßA
fcêw cksy iM+k Þvkidks Mjus dh t:jr ugha gS nknhA
vki cksfy,A budks rks iqfyl lcd fl[kk,xhßA
ÞcsVk] eq>s fdldk Mj\ vius ekrk&firk ds ckjs esa ,slk ugha dgrsA lnk mudk vknj djuk pkfg,A Ñi;k lHkh iqfyl dehZ ykSV tk,A eSa vius iksrs dh rjQ ls ekQh ek¡xrh gw¡ßA lHkh iqfyl dehZ ykSV x,A
jpuk vkSj lqjs'k dk flj 'keZ ls >qd x;kA muesa i'pkrki dh Hkkouk meM+ jgh FkhA vk¡[kksa ls vk¡lw #d ugha jgs FksA lqjs'k us fdlh rjg fgEer djds dgk Þek¡! gesa ekQ+ dj nhft,A ge vkidk egRo Hkwy x, FksA ge Hkwy x, Fks fd vki gekjs ifjokj dh laLÑfr dh /kjksgj gSaßA jpuk vHkh cksy iM+h Þge vkids midkj dks Hkwy x, FksA vki gh rks gSa ftUgksaus gesa thuk fl[kk;k] eq>s jhfr&fjokt dk Kku fn;kßA
nknh dks ;g lqudj cgqr [kq'kh gqbZ vkSj mUgksaus lcdks xys yxk fy;kA ,slh phts T;knkrj gj ?kj esa gksrh gSA gesa ;g /;ku j[kuk pkfg, fd cqtqxZ gels dsoy le;] I;kj vkSj lEeku pkgrs gSaA D;k ge gekjh /kjksgj dks ;g Hkh ugha ns ldrs \
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izÑfr
ekuo us izÑfr ls fd;k gS f[kyokM+] vc izÑfr dk ekuo ij gksxk izgkj
geus dkVk isM+ksa dks vkSj vkx yxkbZ taxyksa esaA
larqyu fcxM+k izÑfr dk] dgha rst ckfj'k rks dgha lw[kk iM+k]
ge lc gSa nks"kh izÑfr ds] vc dqnjr ysxh cnyk]
dgha vk;k iou dk rwQku] rks dgha vkbZ lqukeh]
ekuks] izÑfr us ekuo ls cnyk ysus dh BkuhA
iznw"k.k c<+k i`Foh ij] eqf'dy gqvk thukA
D;k cPPkk] D;k cw<+k] lHkh tho tarq gSa ijs'kkuA
/kqvk¡ NksM+rh eksVj xkM+h] /kqvk¡ fudyk dkj[kkuksa esaA
ekuo us dksbZ dlj u NksM+h] izÑfr dks lrkus esaA
nq"ifj.kke gksaxs bu lcds] lHkh dks Hkqxruk gtkZuk]
vHkh Hkh le; gS tkxks balku] vkvks djsa izÑfr dks iz.kkeA
vk;Zuekxks]d{kk7&^[k(
vxj csVh u gksrh
tkfyeksa dh bl nqfu;k esa]
vxj ,d csVh u gksrh]
lkspks tjk D;k gksrk \
dkSu cukrk ?kj dks LoxZ
dkSu ?kj ds lnL;ksa dks
eksfr;ksa dh ekyk ls fijksrk
lkspks tjk D;k gksrk\
vxj csVh u gksrhA
dkSu nsrk ek¡ dh eerk]
dSls feyrk cgu dk I;kj]
fcu csVh yxrk ;s tx lwuk]
tSls fcuk eksfr;ksa ds gkj]
viuksa ds vk¡lw ysdj]
[kqf'k;ksa ds cht ;s cksrh]
lkspks tjk D;k gksrk \
vxj csVh u gksrhA
euh"kpkSgku]N~Bh&lh
rkjsvkleku ls mrjs rkjs]
f>yfey djrs nh, U;kjs !
g¡lh [kq'kh dk ekSle vk;k]
lax dbZ lkSxkrsa yk;k
lcus vius gh gkFkksa ls]
?kj vk¡xu dks [kwc ltk;kA
;g nh;ksa dk ioZ gS
bldk lqugjk vFkZ gS]
ij eu dk va/ksjk u feV lds]
rks nh, tykuk O;FkZ gSA
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tSls gh og gkFk esa vk;k]
eSaus mldk cVu nck;kA
ysdj gkFk esa yky fjeksV]
b/kj&m/kj dks mls ?kqek;kAA
iyd >idrs gh mM+ x;kA
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gSfydkWIVj esa cM+k etk vk;kAA
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eSa vkSj esjh fogx jkuh
eSa vkSj esjh fogx jkuh] ,d&,d frudk] yk&ykdjA
lq[kn clSjk cuk lds ;s] fdrus gh] fnu&jkr yxkdjA
ij ekuo dks cqjk yxk ;g] D;ksa miou esa] uhM+ cuk;kA
,d lud vkbZ {k.k Hkj esa] mlus esjk egy fxjk;kA
rksi ugha Fkh ikl gekjs] geus lc pqipki lg fy;kA
nksuksa us vk¡[kksa&vk¡[kksa esa dguk Fkk pqipki dg fy;kA
gesa ugha Hkk;k miou dk okl NksM+dj ou dks tkukA
oSls rks ou ds oklh gS ij ekuo dk gqDe u ekukA
vf[ky fo'o vf/kokl gekjk] tgk¡ pkgs uhM+ cukysA
D;k ekuo ds c<h cudj] cSBs mBs g¡ls ;k xkosaA
viuk ?kj ftl ?kj esa ge jgrs gSa]
mldh Nr gS uhyh&uhyhA
ftl /kjrh ij ge lksrs gSa]
mldh pknj gS eVeSyhAA
ftl Nr dh ge ckr dj jgs]
mlesa rkjs fNVd jgs gSaA
ftl pknj dh ckr gSa djrs]
Qwyksa ls og lth&/kth gSaAA
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I;kjh ek¡ ek¡ vks I;kjh ek¡]
rsjs fcu eSa rks ej tkš]
rq> fcu eSa rks ej tkš
ek¡ vks I;kjh ek¡]
rq> gks rks jkr mft;kjh
rqe ugha rks fnu Hkh gS vaf/k;kjk
ek¡ vks I;kjh ek¡]
çse d:¡ eSa rq> ls bruk
uk gks y¶tksa esa c;k ftruk
ek¡ vks I;kjh ek¡]
rq> fcu eSa ,d iy u jg ikš ]
tgk¡ Hkh tkÅ¡ rsjh ;knksa dks gh ikÅ¡]
ek¡ vks I;kjh ek¡AA
le; dk eksy le; vkrk gS] le; tkrk gSA
le; Bgj ugha ikrk gS]
;g /khjs&/khjs vkrk gS
ij tYnh pyk tkrk gSA
le; viuh dher crk tkrk gSA
dHkh [kq'k djrk gS]
rks dHkh nq%[kh djrk gSA
dHkh g¡lkrk gS rks dHkh #ykrk gSA
le; enn djrk gS]
le; mEehn djrk gS]
le; dHkh fujk'k djrk gSA
le; dks tks tku ikrk gS]
ogh ftanxh esa lQy gks ikrk gSA
iy&iy tks vueksy eksrh le>s!
ogh lQy ftanxh th ikrk gS!
oSHkoyksfg;k]lkroha^lh
ee fo|ky;L; okf"kZdksRlo% fnlacjeklL; r`rh;fnols vk;ksftroku~A vfLeu~ fnols Hkkjrh; iz’kklfudlsok;k% vf/kdkjh bUnzthr% Jhfuokl% egksn;% vkxR; okf"kZdksRloL;a 'kksHkka of/kZroku~A loZizFkea vLekda fo|ky;L; Nk=k% iknl´pkyue~ ÑRok eq[;kfrfFk% vfHkuUnue~ vdqoZu~A losZ Nk=kk% Lolnusu lk/kZ iFklapkyue~ vdqoZu~A rRi’pkr~ e/;e oxZL; Nk=k% thous ;ksxL; egRoa bfr fo"k;s vonu~ ;ksxku~ iznZ’kua p vdqoZu~A rr% iz/kkukpk;kZ egksn;k% vLekde~ fo|ky;L; fofHkUu fo"k;s"kq fo"k;s vonu~A eq[;kfrfFk% Lolans’kse~ v;PNr~A fofHkUu&fo"k;s"kq mRrh.kkZ&Nk=kk% ikfjrksf"kda vyHkuA rr~ i’pkr~ O;k;ke~ ek/;esu LokLF;j{k.kk; fda fda fdz;k vko’;de~ bfr iznf’kZroku~A dsfPkr~ Nk=kk% fofHkUUk izdkjL;
u`R;&eqnzk;k% izn'kZua vdqoZu~A ,da e/kqja xhra JqRok losZ Nk=kk% ea=keqX/ka vHkou~A vUrs eq[;kfrfFk% iz/kkukpk;kZ vU;tuk% p jk"Vªxhra vxk;u~A eq[;kfrfFk% izlUua vHkor~A
^^losZ HkoUrq lqf[ku% losZ lUrq fujke;%AlosZ Hknzkf.k i’;Urq ek df’pn~ nq[k Hkkx Hkosr~**AA
bfr mn~ns’;su lk/kZa vLekda fo|ky;L; okf"kZdksRloa lEiUua vHkor~A
y{;vjksjk]10ch
^^vLekda fo|ky;L; okf"kZdksRlo%**
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thous lwDrs% egRoe~ 1. f’k{kk]ukjhlEeku(i) tuuh tUeHkwfe’p LoxkZnfi xjh;lh(ii) oUns ekrje lqtyka lqQyka ey;’khryke~A 'kL;’;keyka ekrje~] oUns ekrje~A(iii) ekrk Hkwfe% iq=kks vga i`fFkO;k%(iv) ukfLr ekr`leks xq+#% ¼egkHkkjr O;klsu½(v) ukfLr f’k{kklea /kue~A ¼f’k{kk½(vi) ekrk ij nSore~] ekrk xq#rjk Hkwes%A (vii) ekr`nsoks Hko
2. tye~j{k.ke~(i) tya ,o thoue~] ;rkstya rrks thoue~(ii) tysu ekuothoue~(iii) ukfLr tylee~ ve`re~(iv) tyeso ve`re~
(v) thouL; vk/kkj tye~
3. o‘{k%¼i;kZoj.ka½(i) izÑfr% KkuL; iqLrda(ii) o`{ks.k ok;q% ok;quk o;% o`{kks j{kfr jf{kr%(iii) ukfLr o`{klee~ n;kyq%(iv) o`{ks.k thoue~
lw;Zefgek
bnkuhe~ izHkkrosyk vfLrA lw;Z% 'kuS% 'kuS% iwoZ&fn'kk;ke~ mn;frA lw;Z&fdj.kS% vU/kdkj% u';fr loZ=k izdk'k% p izljfrA [kxk% i'ko% ekuok% p funzka R;Drok mfr"BfUrA [kxkuka dyjoS% okrkoj.ka xqfŒtra HkofrA m|kus"kq] r#.kka 'kk[kklq iq"ikf.k fodlfUrA lqxU/ksu iwfjr% ok;q% eUna eUna pyfrA
fnus lw;ZL; v’koa% iz[kjk% HkofUrA HkkLdj%] Hkkuq%] jfo%] fnudj%] lfork lg'=kka'kq% p lw;ZL; ,o vfHk/kkukfu lfUrA Hkkuquk fouk /kjk;ka thoua vlEHkoe~ vfLrA ;% lalkjk; izdk’ka ;PNfr rLeS Hkkuos ue%A
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4. xq#&efgek(i) vkpk;ksZ cã.kks ewfrZ%(ii) xq#.kka vkKk fg vfopkj.kh;k(iii) vkpk;Z% ,o xq.k & oSf’k"V;kr~
czã.kksewfrZeU;sr
5. LokLF;%(i) 'kjhjek|a [kyq /keZlk/kue~(ii) ukfLr LokLF;lee~ /kue~(iii) ukfLr jksxleksfjiq%(vi) LokLF;so loZ/kua iz/kkue~(v) u fg LokLF;kr~ ijks /kue~
6. fo|k(i) u fg Kkusu ln`’ka ifo=kefg n`’;rs(ii) fo|k ija nSore~A(iii) fo|kk ijk nsork(iv) ;L; ukfLr Lo;a izKk (v) fo|k/kua loZ/kuiz/kkue~(vi) fda fda u lk/k;fr dYiyrso fo|kk(vii) lk fo|k ;k foeqDrs;(viii) fo|;k foUnrs•e`re~A
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;L; Nk;k;k% izkIre~ Kkuafde~ vfLr rr~ ine~;% jp;fr pfj=ka tukuke~xq: vfLr vL; inL; ukelosZ"kke~ xq:.kke~ ee 'kra 'kra iz.kke%
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vKkuxknkU/kreksigkH;ke~Afoosdfo|kkfou;iznkH;ke~AA
fo'os'krRoizfrcksf/kdkH;ke~Aueks ue% Hkh xq:iknqdkH;ke~AA
o.kkZJekpkj&izpkfjdkH;ke~AloZL; jk"VªL; lq[kkogkH;ke~A
Dys’kS% leLrS% ifjoftrkH;ke~Aueks ue% Jh xq:iknqdkH;ke~AA
,sdkj ghadkj jgL;;qDrAJhadkj xw<kFkZ egkfoHkwR;kA
Å¡dkj ee izfrikfnuhH;ke~Aueks ue% Jh xq:iknqdkH;ke~AA
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dala ija Hkkstdqykorala lalkjihM+kizneso gRokALocU/kqo`UnSeZFkqjka fogk; lekxrks•=k izHkqÑ".kpUnz%AA
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/kjkrys /kkelq /kU;/kU;k yko.;iq.;k uxjs.kquU;kAdkUrs! iz’kkUrs ifjos’ke/;s iqu% iqu% i’; foHkks% Lo:ie~AA
rhFksZ"kq /kU;k furjka lqiq.;k djkyoU;kdqydkydU;kAlk }kfjdkefUnjekyekU;k fojktrs fo’ofoHkkxzx.;kAA
lukruks oSfnd/keZ HkkoA rL; izpkjkFkZfeg izfl)ke~Aiqjh lekxR; p 'kadj% l% eBizfr"Bk Ñroku~ egkRekAA
ih-uohuHkkxoZ]uoha^l*
ee ekr` Hkwfe% ^^tuuhtUeHkwfe’pLoxkZnfixjh;lh**Aekr‘HkwfetUer%vkjH;e‘R;qi;ZUre~vLekdaj{k.kaiks"k.kapdjksfrA
^ekrkHkwfe%iq=kks•gai‘fFkO;k%*bfrosnokD;e~vfLrAekr‘HkwfelosZ%ujS%oUnuh;kHkofrA;su&dsuizdkjs.kekr‘Hkwes%j{k.kadj.kh;e~A
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laLÑrHkk"kk lokZlq fo’oHkk"kklq izkphurek vfLrA ,"kk ,o lokZlke~ vk/kqfudkuka Hkk"kk.kka tuuh vfLrA laLÑrHkk"kka mithO; HkoUrks Hkkjrh;k% leqTtoyka laLÑfra fufeZroUr%A os’ohdj.kL;] vfLeu ;qxs tuk% /kuktZueso izeq[ka y{;a eU;UrsA vfLeu~ oSKkfud;qxs losZ% tuk% Nk=kk'p f’k{kka rq mikf/k izkIrFkaZ thfodkiktZukFkZ a ,o eU;UrsA Nk=kk.kke~ :fp dsoy O;kolkf;d fo"k;s"kq ,o HkofrA
laLÑrek/;esu vkthfodk izkIrqa lEHkkofLr u dsoya Lons’ks vfirq izkP;ns’ks•fi cgo% tuk vU;s"kq mifuos’ks"kq fo’ofo|ky;s vuqla/kku {ks=ks layXuk% lfUrA
b;a Hkk"kk u dsoya HkkjrL; O;kogkfjdh Hkk"kk vfirq mifuos’ks"ofi vL;k% izlkjks•Hkor~ b;a Hkk"kk teZuh ns’kL; f}rh; Hkk"kk vfLrA ;rks•L;k% O;kdj.ka&lkfgR;a p lokZxa ifjiw.kZe vizfrea&fyfi oSKkfudh] xf.krLFk lw=kikra p v=kSo vHkor~A
;fn o;a iqjkrRo{ks=ks xUrqbPNke% rfgZ laLÑrHkk"kk;k% Kkueko’;de~A izkphu f’kykys[ks"kq fyf[krkHkk"kk laLÑreso vfLrA Hkk"kkfoKkuL; lqpk: KkukFkZefi laLÑr Hkk"kk;k% Kkueko’;de~A
vLekda egku~ xf.krK% [kxksy’kkL=kh vkpk;Z vk;ZHkêsu fyf[kra vk;ZHkVh; iqLrda laLÑrHkk"kk;keso vfLrA vusu iqLrdsu ,o fo’os izFkeokja vfHkKkre~ ;r~ /kjk;k% vkdkj% ^o`r%* vfLrA b;a /kjk lw;ZL; ifjØefr Lo /kqj;kZa p ifjdzeka djksfrA lw;Zfl)karuked xazFks xzg.kL; lw{e foospua ÑreA v=k vusdkfu n`"VkUrkfu lfUrA laLÑrHkk"kk;k% Kkua fouk o;a dFka foKkuL; nq:g jgL;a voxUrqa ’kDuqe%A
vLekda ns’kL; rRoKk% Ç"k;% izk;% losZ"kq {ks=ks"kq cgqfpUru ÑroUr%A ;kn``’kfpUrue~ v=k Hkkjrs izo`re~
laLÑrek/;esuthfodkizkfIrlEHkok•fLr
u rkn``’k vU;=k txfr dq=kk•fi n``’;rsA ,rnFkZ egkHkkjrs mDra ^;fngkfLr u rnU;=k*
U;k;ky; {ks=ks xeukFkZa vfi laLÑrHkk"kk;k% Kkueko’;d vfLrA euquk fyf[kre~ euqLe`rs% xazFks U;k;O;LFkk foLr`r:is.k o.kZua Ñre~A
fpfdRlk {ks=ksvfi laLÑr lkfgR;L; cgqewY;&iqLrdkfu izkI;UrsA egf"kZ pjdsu fyf[kr pjdlafgrk;k% fo"k;s fdfŒpnr~ vesfjdkoklh fo}ku mDra&^fpfdRlk ’kkL=ks"kq losZ"kq ns’ks"kq ;fn pjdksDrk fpfdRlk lifn x`fgrk L;kr~ rfgZ vukjksX;a /oldkuka LoLF;laj{kdk.kkz vU;s"kka p rU=kk.kka u vko’;drkA lR;eqDra ^pjdLrq fpfdRlrsaA
v/kquk ;r~ vkdZ"k.ka vLekda ns’ks Qz Sat] teZu] bVkfy;u Hkk"kk% izkfIr rnSo vkdZ"k.ka fons'ks•fi laLÑr Hkk"kk;k% nqyHkZ Kkua izfr vfLrA vusds"kq ns’ks"kq laLÑrKkua vko’;drk lfUrA
dsoya dsfpr tuk% ik’pkR; laLÑR;k izHkkfora HkwRok dFk;fUr ;r~ laLÑrarq dsoya if.Mrkuka Hkk"kkA ija b;a Hkk"kk nsoHkk"kk vfLr ;=k cgqewY;Kkukuka laxzg% vfLrA
laLÑr Hkk"kk;k% lE;d Kkusu vk;qosZn{ks=ks] lSU;{ks=ks] oSKkfudh vuqla/kku {ks=ks] iqjkrRo {ks=ks vuqokn {ks=ks p laLÑrek/;esu thfodk izkfIr lEHkok vfLr vUrs dFkf;rqe~ bPNkfe&
^t;rq t;rq laLÑr Hkk"kk*
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Hkkjre~Hkkjre~ vf/kdkfjd:is.k Hkkjrx.kjkT;e~] nf{k.k&tEcq}his fLFkra x.kjkT;e~ orZrsA tula[;k;ka f}rh;s LFkkus fo|rsA fo’os izfl)ks turU=k;qr% ns’k% ,"k%A
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