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Monthly Bulletin of City Montessori School ( ), Lucknow, India December 2011Vol III Issue 6

Hon'ble Chief Justices, Justices and Legal Luminaries from 77 countries areparticipating at the 12th International Conference of Chief Justices of the World on

Article 51 of the Constitution of India

CityMontessoriSchool istheWorld’sLargestCitySchoolwithover42,000students

U N E S C OCity Montessori Schoolis the Recipient of the2002-UNESCO Prizefor Peace Education

CMS Warmly Welcomes the World Judiciary in Lucknow

Organised by CMS from 9 to 12 December 2011at the World Unity Convention Centre, CMS Kanpur Road, Lucknow

Participating countries include:Afghanistan, Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Benin, Bhutan, Botswana, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Canada,Colombia, Costa Rica, Cote D'ivoire, Czech Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ecuador, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Fiji Islands, Finland, France,Gambia, Georgia, Ghana, Grenada, Guyana, India, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Kazakhstan, Kirghystan, Lao PDR, Lebanon, Madagascar, Malaysia, Mauritius,Mexico, Mongolia, Montenegro, Nepal, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Republic Of Macedonia, Rwanda, Romania,Russian Federation, Serbia, Seychelles, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Swaziland, Tanzania, Tajikistan, Tchad, Thailand, Timor Leste, Togo, Tunisia, Turkey,Tuvalu, Uganda, Ukraine, Uruguay, United States, Vanuatu, Venezuela, Zanzibar, Zambia, Zimbabwe

Chief Jus ti ces, Just ices , legalluminaries and peace representativesfrom 77 countries will arrive in NewDelhi on 6th December 2011. FromNew Delhi they will proceed for sightseeing of India's famous historicalplaces in Agra and Fatehpur Sikri. Onreturn from Agra and Fatehpur Sikrithey will proceed to New Delhi to paytheir homage to the Father of Nation.Mahatma Gandhi, by laying wreaths athis at Rajghat. A pressconference will be held at theConstitution Club of India at NewDelhi for the Chief Justices of theworld. On 9th December, thedistinguished guests will arrive atAmausi Airport, Lucknow where awarm welcome will be accorded tothem. They will address a pressconference in Lucknow on the 9th ofDecember. In the evening, a WelcomeCeremony will be organised in theirhonour at the World Unity ConventionCentre, CMS Kanpur Road, Lucknow.

Governorof Madhya Pradesh will be Chief Guestat this Welcome Ceremony which willbe presided over by

M i n i s t e r f o r U r b a nDevelopment, U.P. The Mayor ofLucknow, Dr. Dinesh Sharma will bethe Guest of Honour, who will

welcome the guests on behalf ofcitizens of Lucknow. On Saturday, 10December 2011,

Minister for Law andJustice, Government of India willformally inaugurate the historic WorldJudiciary Summit at 9 am at WUCC,Kanpur Road.

Speaker, U.P. LegislativeAssembly will preside over theinaugural ceremony. On Sunday, 11December, the chief guest will be

Minis te r of Educat ion , PWD ,Housing, and Irrigation, U.P.

Vice Chancellor,Dr Ram Manohar Lohia, National LawUniversity, Lucknow will preside overthe day's proceedings.

Ministerfor Panchayati Raj, U.P. will be theChief Guest on 12th December whereas on this day

Pr es ide nt ,International Association of Judges,CoteD'Ivoire will preside over thesession. Special Guests will be,

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Former Chief Justice, Supreme Courtof India, Chairman, UN Human RightsCo mm it te e , G e n e va ,

FormerChief Jus tice, Supreme Court ,

Philippines,Chief Justice, Supreme Court,

Uganda,Chief Justice Emeritus,

Judge, European Court of HumanRights, Council of Europe, France,

, Founder,Club of Budapest, Hungary will gracethe Chief Justices' Conference withtheir august presence. The theme ofthis globally popular World JudicialSummit is

R e c e p t i o nCommittee,

Advocate General, U.P. chairsthe Planning Committee while

FormerJudge, Allahabad and Delhi HighCourts chairs the Advisory Committeeof the conference. The entire CMSfamily welcomes the Chief Justices,Justices, Legal Luminaries and PeaceRepresentatives of the World at thisWorld Judiciary Meet. Over 42,000CMS students representing the 2.4billion children of the world look upwith great hope and expectation

towards the World Judiciary to uniteand make the world safe and secure forthem as well as for the generations yetunborn. Article 51 of the Constitutionof the India states: The State shalle n d e a v o u r t o : ( a ) p r o m o t einternational peace and security;(b) maintain just and honourablerelations between nations; (c)

and( d ) e n c o u r a g e s e t t l e m e n t o finternational disputes by arbitration.Children of the World appeal to theChief Justices to use the power of theirauthority for changing the destiny ofhumankind and raise their voice for aWorld Parliament and a World JudicialSystem to formulate EnforceableInternational Laws that would bring allthe countries and all the people of theworld under one judicial system.G lobal pr oblems ne ed globalsolutions. The World Judiciary wouldbe the appropriate forum for realizingthe dream of 'Vasudhaiv Kutumbkam'by forming a world government whichwould ensure the safety and security ofall the people of the world and thegenerations yet-to-be-born. With thisaim in view, the InternationalConference of Chief Justices of theWorld sets off to a magnificent start atCMS, Kanpur Road.

H.E. Mr Ram Naresh Yadav,

Hon'ble Mr NakulD u b e y,

Hon'ble Mr SalmanKhurshid,

Hon'ble Shri SukhdevRajbhar,

Hon'ble Mr Naseemuddin Siddiqui,

Hon'bleMr Balraj Chauhan,

Hon’ble Mr Justice P. N. Bhagwati,

H o n ' b leMr Justice Hilario Davide Jr.,

Hon'ble Mr Justice B. J.Odoki,

Hon'ble Mr Justice VincentA.DeGaetano,

Hon'ble Dr Ervin Laszlo

Hon'ble Mr JyotindraMisra,

Hon'bleMr Justice A.K. Srivastava,

Hon'bleMr Swami Prasad Maurya,

Hon'ble Ms JusticeFa touma ta Diaki te ,

''Enforceable World Law &Global Governance is the need of thehour to safeguard the future of world’sover two bi llion children andgenerations yet-to-be born.'' Hon'bleMr Justice A.P. Misra, Former Judge,Supreme Court of India is theC h a i r m a n o f t h e

fosterrespect for International Law...

At the 12 International Conference of Chief Justices of the WorldHon'ble Justice Hilario Davide Jr., Former Chief Justice of thePhilippines will be presented with the Key to the City of Lucknow inrecognition of his support to the cause of World Unity and WorldPeace and for his support to the appeal of over 42,000 students ofCMS to ensure a safe and nuclear free future for the world's 2 billionchildrenand generationsyet-to-be born. Following is anexcerpt froma judgement by Hon'ble Justice Hilario Davide in the case of minors

Oposa vs Factoran, dated 30 July 1993 wherein the petitioners, all minors, sought thehelp of the SupremeCourt toorder the respondent, the secretaryof DENR, to cancel allexisting Timber License Agreement (TLA) in the country and to cease and desist fromreceiving, accepting, processing, renewing or approving new TLAS. They alleged thatthe massive commercial logging in the country was causing irreparable loss ofrainforest. The excerpt:

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the Supreme Court of Philippines through Chief Justice HilarioDavide Jr. expanded the principle of locus-standi by allowing 43 children from all overthe Philippines to bring the action on their own behalf and on behalf of the children oftheir generation and of the generations yet unborn to enforce the right of a balancedand healthy ecology which was threatened by the government's timber licenses thatauthorized cutting of trees in the virgin forests which threatened water resources. TheCourt stated that unless theStateprotected theenvironment "thedaywouldnot be toofar when all else would be lost not only for the present generation, but also for cominggenerationswhichwould inherit nothingbutparchedearth incapableof sustaining life."

CMS Founder Dr Jagdish Gandhi honouredwith Gusi Peace Prize in the Philippines

Glory rained uponC M S a s i t sFounder-Manager,Apostle of WorldUnity and WorldPeace, Dr JagdishGandhi, receivedthe d is t inc t ive

honour of being the proud recipient ofthe Gusi Peace Prize, popularlyknown as the Nobel prize of Asia at aSpecial Ceremony held in Manila,Philippines on November 24. ThePresident of Philippines, H.E.Benigno S. Aquino III awarded theprize to Dr Gandhi. Dr Gandhi sharesthis prize with the Governor of WestBengal, H.E. Mr M.K. Narayanan.

hePhilippines Government celebrates' G usi Da y of In t e rna t i onalFriendship' on 24 November andthis day is declared as nationalholiday. Dr Gandhi has devoted hisentire life to the cause of childrenand has crea t ed wor ldwi deawareness for securing the safety oftwo billion children of the world andgenerations yet unborn. 'Gusi PeacePrize' has been awarded toDr Gandhi in recognition of hisefforts for protecting the rights ofchildren besides his unceasingefforts for world unity and peace forthe past 52 years.

On 23rd November, a day before theaward ceremony, Dr Jagdish Gandhilaid a wreath at the Rizal Memorial,in memory of the Filipinos who

fought against the Imperial JapaneseArmy that had conquered Philippinesduring the Second World War. ThenDr Gandhi had lunch with thePresident of Philippines at thePresidential Palace in Manila. T

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CMS BULLETIN-GUIDANCE DECEMBER 2011 (2)

"The moral development of a civilization is measured by the breadth of its sense of community." —Anatol Rapoport

Travel is not only an effectivean t i do te to ennu i , i t i s ap rophy l a c t i c t r eatmen t o fethnocentrism. It lifts the veil ofcustom from outside world andexposes the latter to viewwith all itswonders, excitement and novelties.Most of the time, we live an entirelycircumscribed existence being slaveto a dead routine. So, I too graspedthe opportunity to travel to Busan,South Korea for InternationalScience Fair (KSASF). When myBiology teacher, Mrs Shalin iKanchan approached me for thetrip, my mother quickly agreed. Mymother paid the advance and I wasselected for the trip.After 2 or 3 weeks of preparation ofproject, we were ready for the trip.The trip was scheduled from 7August to 12 August. We weresupposed to leave on 6th Augustfrom Lucknow to New Delhi byShatabdi Express. As I was goingabroad for the first time, I waselated and excited. Our teamconsisted of 3 teachers and 6student delegates. Among thedelegates, there were 2 femaleteachers and a male teacher. Thestudents were Manan Kumar ofRajendra Nagar, Pratul Hora andShreya Singh of Kanpur RoadCampus and Rishabh Singh andRitesh Uphadhyay of MahanagarCampus II of City MontessoriSchool.As we started our journey, I startedfeeling giddy but as soon as I gotmixed upwith the other delegates, Igot comfortable. We reached NewDelhi Railway Station at 10 O' clockthe same day. We spent the night ina guest house. Next day, we

boarded the flight for Busan viaBangkok, Thailand.We reached Busan and the onlyword I could gasp out was 'DynamicBusan'. I was enraptured by itsnatural beauty. I just wonderedhowcan a country be so beautiful? Atthe airport, we boarded the bussent by organizers. We reachedKorea Science Academy after halfanhour. It was amarvelous institutewith advanced infrastructure andhuge compound. We were wellreceivedby thehosts.After a tour ofcampus, we were taken to thecafeteria for lunch. After having ourlunch, we were allotted our rooms.Theywerequite spaciousand cozy.The rest of the day was spent onsetting up our poster. We rested forthe night. The next day was ourpresentation in front of judges. Wemade a presentation on the topic'Biomass'. It went well and judgeswerepleased.In the evening we went to the localmarket of Nampdong. We boughtmany local souvenirs and ate at theGanga restaurant, famous for itsIndianCuisine.Next, we were supposed to go on afield trip. We were taken toEulsukdo Island where the famousNakdong Bird Sanctuary wassituated. It had a number of exoticspecies of birds. Then we went toHyundai beach. Wewere amazed tosee the oceanic beauty. After anexhausting day, we returned to ourlodging and sleptwell.The next day was the InternationalCulture Night. Every Internationalparticipant was supposed topresent its cultures richness in front

of the audience. We (I, Pratul,Shreya and Manan) performed onsongs of 'Jai Ho' and 'Rang DeBasanti' while displaying a video ofIndian folklore and customs. Ourperformance was quite appreciatedby the audience . We werecaptivated by the performance ofthe Russian, Japanese and Thaidelegates.Then came the last day of thefunction. A closing ceremony and afarewell party was organized for thepart ic ipants. We were thenawa rded ou r pa r t i c i p at i oncertificates.A number of games were organizedat the closing ceremony, whichwere hilarious. A small farewellparty was held after the ceremony.We were served quite exoticbeverages there. Then, along withmy fellow delegates, I gave our newfriends some gifts which we hadbrought from India. It was hard topart with them, but we did it with ahope tomeet themagain.Soon, we reached the end of ourtrip and we had to board back forNew Delhi via Bangkok and then anovernight train travel to Lucknowwhere we were received by ourparents and Dr Jagdish Gandhi.Although, we were back in India,our heart wanted to leap back toKorea. Though we exchanged emailIDs with other delegates to keep intouch, we yearn to meet themagain.

— Utshahan Sen, XI BCMS Gomti Nagar Campus

Unforgettable time at KSA

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A Student's Account of Trip to South Korea

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on the following TV channels

MorningTransmission

EveningTransmission

1. Aastha channel, 4.30 am to4.50 am2. Sadhna News, 6.30 am to 7.00 am3. Jan Sandesh channel, 7.30 am to9.00 am4. Azad News channel, 8.30 am to8.50 am

1. Local TV channels (CMS Activities), 6.30 pmto 7.00 pm

2. Sadhna Channel, 8.50 pm to 9.10 pm

Kindly listen to renowned educationistDr JAGDISH GANDHI

Quanta Science Fest organized byCMS Chowk begins

Delegates from various countries of the world namely,Brazil, Bangladesh, Bulgaria, Canada, Czech Republic,Finland, Germany, Hong Kong, Jordan, Kazhakhstan,Lebanon, Malaysia, Nepal, Russia, Singapore, SouthKorea, Sri Lanka, Sultanate of Oman, Thailand and Indiaarrived at CMS Kanpur Road to participate in the 17thInternational Festival of science, mathematics, mentalability and electronics. The Festival was organized atCMS Kanpur Road auditorium from 19 to 22 November2011. It unleashed students' talents through excitingdebates,quizzesand several other competitiveevents.

Dr Bharti Gandhi honouredDr Bharti Gandhi has beenawarded Adhi Abadi WomenAchievers Award at a specialfunction held in New Delhi.Dr. Gandhi is the Founder-Director of the world's largestschool, CMS. She isan upholderof women's rights and arenowned social activist. Theinstitution is justly proud ofDr Gandhi's achievements andlooks up to her for constantguidance and inspiration.

Chief Guest Mr D. S. Mishra, IAS, Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, UPinaugurating the QUANTA Science Festival 2011. Also seen are Dr JagdishGandhi, Founder-Manager, CMS &Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon, COO, CMS

WORLD JUDICIARY — LAST HOPE FOR HUMANITY’S SURVIVAL DECEMBER 2011 (3)

"One must care about a world one will never see." —Bertrand Russell, mathematician and philosopher

Rule of Law

The WorldToday

Strengthening the UNO

Need of the Hour

Global governance and empowering theInternational Court of Justice

World Judiciary — Humanity’s LastHope

The societies and nations the worldover are governed by rules andregulations applicable to, andenforceable on, all. But the rule oflaw remains elusive in many places;and in many cases vulnerablesections do not get redressal, whilethe powerful manipulate law intheir favour. It is so at thei n t e r n a t i o n a l l e v e l t o o .

International law is based on covenants, conventions,treaties and agreements among nations, but has nobinding effect. It is, therefore, imperative to have aworld body duly constituted by reasonably representedpeoples and nations of the world, expressly granting itsanction to enact universally applicable internationallaw or world law, by whatever name called. Such lawshall then be respected and shall have binding effect.The rule of law throughout the world is of paramountimportance in this era of globalization.

The world today is passing through probably the mostdifficult phase in human history when the very survivalof humanity, nay, life itself, is gravely endangered. Onone hand, scientific and technological advancement andglobalization have opened new vistas, on the otherhand, it has created many problems which aremultiplying faster than the efforts to contain them.Global warming and climate change, nuclearproliferation, lawlessness and terrorism, civil andethnic wars and danger of third world war are matters ofglobal concern, besides poverty, hunger, disease, drugs,money laundering and many other problems. All globalproblems require global solutions.

In the six decades of its existence, the UNO has seenmore people die in numerous wars all over the world,than had died in both the world wars combined. TheUNO also saw the nuclear countries build up massivestockpiles of nuclear weapons, said to be over 36,000warheads strong. Moreover, 80 countries have alsostockpiled chemical and biological weapons. Eventhough the UNO has many achievements to its credit, inthe ultimate analysis, one has to admit that it has fallenfar short of the expectations of its founding fathers. Oneis reminded of what Jan Tinbergen, the 1969 NobleLaureate in Economics, said, “Mankind’s problemscan no longer be solved by national governments. Whatis needed is a World Government. This can best beachieved by strengthening the United Nations system.”In the present world scenario it has become all the morenecessary to strengthen the UNO, by suitablyamending its Charter, so as to make it a more effectivebody for preventing wars, resolving internationaldisputes, countering terrorism, conservation andprotection of environment, ensuring nucleardisarmament and evolving enforceable world law, toensure world peace and prosperity and a safe future forchildren.

Now that the leaders of various countries are unwillingor incapable of either arresting the global stockpiling ofweapons of mass destruction or reversing the massivetide of environmentally damaging and ecologicallydestructive activities worldwide, the need of the hourclearly is for an international law-making body, whoseenactments would be uniformally applicable on all thecountries and all the peoples of the world. However,world leaders have already demonstrated their lack of

statesmanship which was clearly evident at the UN’sMillennium Summit (held from 6th to 8th September2000 at New York) where even though the agendarecommended by the U.N. Millennium Forum of CivilSociety organizations and the N.G.O.s includeddiscussions on ‘a new international economic andpolitical order’, the biggest gathering of Heads of Stateand Heads of Government failed to come to anyconclusion in this regard. We have also seen theoutcome of the Second Millennium Summit held on 14-16 September, 2005, at New York. The much talkedabout reforms of the UNO are nowhere in sight.

Perhaps the choice before all who inhabit this earth, iswhether the unification of humankind will happen afterunimaginable horrors precipitated by humanity’sstubborn clinging to old patterns of behaviour, or is to beembraced now by an act of consultative will. It needsserious considerations whether world unity and worldpeace is possible by strengthening the United Nationssystem or by a totally new world order, which may alsoinitiate global efforts to conserve the environment, tooutlaw and eliminate all weapons of mass destructionand address the problem of terrorism, thus safeguardingthe future of humanity and specially the world’s over 2billion children and those yet-to-be-born. Besides, forinterpretation of International/world law and foradjudicating disputes and dispensing justice, it will benecessary to strengthen the International Court ofJustice and to extend the jurisdiction thereof to allnations.

On behalf of now over 42,000 CMS studentsrepresenting the world’s two billion children, I JagdishGandhi wrote many letters to Dr Kofi Annan, the thenSecretary General of the UNO requestingthat children’s Right to a Safe Future be recognised andincluded in the UN’s Declaration of Rights of the Child.The then Secretary General chose to reply (vide letter

dated 16th July 2001) to one of my letters (dated 29thJune 2001) in which I had also congratulated him on hisreappointment, and even then Dr Annan only thankedme for compliments and made no mention of my requeston behalf of world’s children. Clearly, the UnitedNations is neither ready to grant nor deny this right tothe children! Having failed to find justice anywhere,CMS had the option of either keeping silent or of takingthe children’s case to the world judiciary. Havingappointed itself as the custodian of the welfare ofworld’s children, born and yet-to-be-born, CMS has

decided to approach the Chief Justices of the World andsolicit their support in favour of the children’s cause.The children’s last hope rests with the world judiciary,for, Judges are the only authority who are trusted andrespected by all, the masses as well as the classes.As theconscience keepers of mankind and as the custodians ofthe welfare of humanity’s silent masses, it is the moralduty of the world judiciary to come out of their Courtsand to deliver a public judgement on the urgent issue ofglobal governance. A wonderful opportunity todemonstrate their support and to lend the weight of theiroffice and personage to the cause of world unity andworld peace, offers itself to the International Judicialfraternity at the International Conference of ChiefJustices of the World on Article 51 of the Constitution ofIndia held at Lucknow, India.If the Judiciary fails to grasp this historic opportunity,then nothing can save the world from total annihilationin a third world war or an eco-catastrophe.Since the minds of the judges are conditioned towardsjustice and also because they are capable of facilitatingthe establishment of a new world order as their viewsand pronouncements would act as a mandate from thepeople to advise world leaders on the vital issue ofsaving humanity and ensuring a safe future to world’schildren and also those yet unborn. Only the Judiciary iscapable of paving ways, by impressing upon the worldleaders, to bringing about ‘enforceable International /World Law’ binding on all countries and peoples of theworld either by reform of the UNO to create a body - aWorld Parliament for enacting such world law or by anew world order. It is also expedient to empower theInternational Court of Justice by extending itsjurisdiction.As the conscience keepers of mankind and as thecustodians of the welfare of humanity’s silent masses,World Judiciary should come out to deliver a publicjudgment on the urgent issue of effective globalgovernance.The voice of the united World Judiciary cannot beignored by other sections of the world, how-so-everpowerful. Children expect that the judges of the worldshall unite for the sake of humanity’s survival and forsafe future for children and generations to come.

On behalf of children of the world,

Convener of the International Conferences of ChiefJustices of the World Founder-Manager of CMS,Lucknow, India

(Dr Jagdish Gandhi)

Hence world children’s only hope - World Judiciary!

Dr Jagdish Gandhi presenting memento to His Holiness the Dalai Lama on theoccasion of 11th International Conference of Chief Justices of the World

Background in BriefThepresent world scenario presents a grimpicture, asthere are many problems which endanger the veryexistence of human species, flora and fauna and alllife on earth. Many problems are multiplying fasterthan the efforts to contain them. Lawlessness andterrorism have raised their heads, the ugliest in thehistory of mankind. The situation is stark, dreadfuland inescapable; and it may trigger another warwhich may be more devastating because of the largestockpile of weapons of mass destruction with manycountries of the world or because there are chances ofnuclear technology falling in the hands of terrorists ornon-state entities. Global-warming and climate-change, devastating diseases like HIV/AIDSthreaten the existence of mankind. Many countriesare facing problems of poverty, hunger, lack of basicamenities like potable water, nutrition, sanitation andmedical facilities, and education. Children in manycountries are worst sufferers due to civil and ethnicwars, drug abuse, trafficking and many more. In sucha world scenario, apprehension of children is notunfounded. Therefore, it is the duty of the presentgeneration to meet the challenges and try to addresspresent day problems to give our children a betterinheritance than that bequeathed to us. In such aworld scenario, a modern school has a responsibilityto educate children to be useful to the society and toprepare them to shoulder responsibilities and meetchallenges of times when they grow up.

City Montessori School (popularly known asCMS), Lucknow, is playing its role as a sociallyresponsible school right from its inception in 1959.The school has a special philosophy, vision andmission. This is supported by UNESCO in its Pressrelease (printed herein) while awarding to the CityMontessori School, Lucknow, UNESCO Prize forPeace Education in the year 2002, 'in recognition ofits efforts to promote the universal values ofeducation for peace and tolerance at a time whenthese values are increasingly being challenged'.CMSis a senior secondary school and is recognised by theGuinness Book of World Records as the world'slargest school by students on roll in a single city, andthe present strength is over 42,000 students. As thelargest school and recipient of UNESCO Prize forPeace Education, CMS, under its philosophy, visionand mission, considers itself duty-bound to createawareness among intelligentsia for world unity andworld peace so as to ensure a safe and secure futurefor humanity, especially for children and futuregenerations, under a new international political andeconomic order. With this underlying idea, CMS isorganising International Conferences of ChiefJustices of theWorld onArticle 51 of theConstitutionof India. As explained hereinbefore,Article 51 of theConstitution of India relates to international peaceand security and is only a reference point and abeacon—a guiding light, the spirit of which isinternational understanding, co-existence,reciprocity and world unity and peace.

International Conference of Chief Justices of the World

CMS BULLETIN- INTERNATIONAL EVENTS DECEMBER 2011 (4)

CMS Jopling Road Campus organized a grandInternational Innovation Day to celebrate the birthdayof former President of India, renowned scientist andBharat Ratna Dr A P J Abdul Kalam at CMS GomtiNagar auditorium on 23 October 2011. The mainobjective of this celebration was to encourage thespirit of innovation that the great scientist hasadvocated for creative and scientific thinking amongpeople of the globe. The special highlight of thefunction was an awesome exhibition of entries bystudents of various countries, such as, Kenya,Philippines, Nepal, Pakistan, Malaysia and variousparts of India stressing upon the philosophy ofVasudhaiv Kutumbkam (the earth is but one country).

Among the variety of contests held at this innovativefestival were Creative Idea, Poster Making , EssayWriting, Portrait Drawing, Calligraphy and MindMapping to stimulate the creative and innovativeinstincts of students. Parents and guardians wereamazed to see the exhibition as well as the wonderfulcultural presentations. Earlier, the Chief Guest, Mr P.V. Jaganmohan, IAS, Housing Commissioner, UP,formally inaugurated the function by lighting thelamp of learning.The programme began with an All Religion andWorld Peace Prayer followed by thoughts of formerPresident Dr APJ Abdul Kalam presented in beautifulsongs by the students of CMS Jopling Road campusthat left the audience awe-struck. Nursery students''Bhangra Dance' presentation was eye catching and sowere Nursery Rhymes by the tiniest of the tinyMontessori class. Evergreen song of GurudevRabindra Nath Tagore 'Ekla Chalo Re' by primaryboys and 'Kathak Dance' by primary girls induced theaudience to hum the tune and tap tap to the beat. Otherinteresting items were Fusion Dance, MartialArts andWestern Dance each outdoing the other. Other thanthat the World Judiciary March and World Parliamentcaptured the attention of the audience for theirinnovative theme and splendid presentation.Innovation Day inculcated in children scientifictemper as a means of serving humanity.

Sprinkling of myriad colours of World Unityon International Innovation Day of CMS Jopling Road

Celebrating the Spirit of Innovation inspired by the Great Indian Scientist Dr APJ Abdul Kalam

"The world is my country, all mankind are my brethren, and to do good is my religion." —Thomas Paine

Chief Guest Mr P.V. Jaganmohan, IAS, HousingCommissioner, U.P. inaugurating the IID Exhibition

Colourful dances captivated the audience attention

Pictures and posters highlighted the talents of studentsfrom across the globe

The 4-day International Mathematics Competition,Wizards in Mathematics International Contest'WIZMIC-2011' organized by CMS RDSO campusfrom 21 to 24 October 2011 was full of exciting contestsboth in individual as well as in team categories. Teamsfrom Bangladesh, China, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines,South Africa, Thailand and various states of Indiafiercely competed with each other for winning medals ofgold and silver. Young mathematicians from variouscountries participated in the contests answeringquestions in arithmetic, algebra, geometry, statistics etc.Questions were carefully framed with a view to arousestudents' interest to learn mathematics with totaldedication.Approximately 150 young mathematicians tested theirimaginative skills in the individual contest. Renownedmathematician from the Philippines, Dr Simon L. Chua,President, Mathematics Trainers Guild, the Philippinessaid that young minds must be ignited withmathematical quest and to encourage them to becomeinnovative in their approach in learning mathematics.

Each team comprised four students who solved theproblems of mathematics jointly. The questions weremade available to the students in their own languages tomake them easy to understand and solve.The four-day event concluded with a grand PrizeDistribution and Closing Ceremony held at CMSKanpur Road auditorium on 24 October. On thisoccasion, the young mathematicians from variouscountries pledged to join hands and work for the welfareof humanity. The Chief Guest, Mr V N Garg, IAS,Principal Secretary, UP Govt. and Commissioner,Infrastructure and Industrial Development lit the lampof learning to inaugurate the closing and prizedistribution ceremony and honoured the prize-winnerswith prizes, shields and certificates.The students of Indonesian team won the overallchampionship in this four-day InternationalMathematics Competition and showed their supremacyin maths over others, whereas the overall first andsecond runners up trophies were respectively won by thePhilippines and Thai teams.

Students of various countries vie for medals at Wizards at Mathematics International Contest

WIZMIC International 2011 organised by CMS RDSO Campus

GROUPCONTEST

INDIVIDUAL CONTEST

TEAM CONTEST

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Adrianzka Mayreswara Dewa, Gian Cordana Sanjaya, Boen Anthony William Brian,Nadhira Salsabila, Jeff Ivanos Gana, Daud Willy Octavian, Oentoro, Kristoforus Jason, David BillyOctavian Oentoro (Indonesia), Danaipak Chaiwanichya, Supawat Intapatcha, Suravit, Srisukpan,Tanat Jiwapornkup, Kantawat Navanopparat Sakul, Natpatchara Pongjirapat, Arun Wongprommoton,YossakornLaophakdivud (Thailand)

Go, Gene Jr., Tsai, Terence Brian, Villaluz, Raphael, Chan, Cary Albert D., Co, MikoJohnson Ong, Go, Xavier Jefferson Ray, Calderon, Cristiana Marie, Segismundo, Jasper John(Philippines) Sirawit Judjan, Sansiree Tantitham, Kamolluck, attanapitakul, Tachin Ruangkriengsin(Thailand)

Yang Jiayi, Cai Tianqin, Lu Zijie, Xu Sihan, India Team - Bronze: Sajal Subodh,Ayushi Agarwal, Aditya Raghav, Krishna, Agarwal, Shikhar Shivraj, Sahaz Srivastava, NamitThadani, Priyanka Chandela (China) Dhia Fairuz Shabrina, Fauzan Hanandito Chaidir, Steven,Kusuman, Rifqi Akmal Tsaqif, I GedeAnjastara Bandem, Keyla Cahya Athalia, Raihansyah AttallahAndrian, Assyifa Gita Firdaus, Sultan Rizky Hikmawan Madjid, PavitaArdhani Sugiharto, Christiana,Muhammad Fahmi, Farras, Mohammad.Hibban, Ryo Chandra Putra Armanda, Muhammad NaufalFakhrizal, Chaq El Chaq Zamzam Multazam (Indonesia) Galano, Anica Clarice Antonella, Gonzales,Lou Irish, Diaz, Mikhaela Marie, Tagupa, Angelika Joie, Jipos, Tofelle John, Lee, Andrew Vince,Young, Ezzekiel, Patiag, Neil Joshua (Philippines), Atthawaut Thonsoongnern, Thanadol,Rungjitwaranon, Wichai, Klankla, Ekkawit Wongphayuk (Thailand)

Gian Cordana Sanjaya, Boen Anthony William Brian, Go, Gene, Jr., NatpatcharaPongjirapat, Jeff Ivanos Gana (Indonesia) Villaluz, Raphael, Go, Xavier Jefferson Ray (Philippines)Arun Wongprommoton, Yossakorn Laophakdivud, Wichai Klankla (Thailand) Lu Zijie (China) Chan,Cary Albert D., Co, Miko Johnson Ong, Segismundo, Jasper John (Philippines) KamolluckWattanapitakul, Suravit Srisukpan, Thanadol Rungjitwaranon(Thailand)

Assyifa Gita Firdaus, Nadhira Salsabila, Kristoforus Jason (Indonesia) KantawatNavanopparat, Ekkawit Wongphayuk (Thailand) Cai Tianqin (China) Christiana, AdrianzkaMayreswara (Indonesia) Tachin Ruangkriengsin, Tanat Jiwapornkup (Thailand) Xu Sihan (China)Farras Mohammad.Hibban, Chaq El Chaq Zamzam (Indonesia) Sajal Subodh, Sahaz Srivastava(India) Diaz, Mikhaela Marie (Philippines) Sirawit Judjan (Thailand) Sultan Rizky Hikmawan Madjid,Daud Willy Octavian Oentoro, David Billy Octavian Oentoro, Muhammad Naufal Fakhrizal (Indonesia)Saurabh Anand, Simran Chandra, Shikhar Shivraj (India) Tsai, Terence Brian, Calderon, CristianaMarie,Young, Ezzekiel (Philippines) Supawat Intapatcha, Atthawaut Thonsoongnern (Thailand)

Fauzan Hanandito Chaidir, Steven Kusuman, Raihansyah,AttallahAndrian, AkhmadRamadhan Yamin (Indonesia) Vasaw Tripathi, Hrishabh Narayan, Namit Thadani (India) Gonzales,Lou Irish, Lee,Andrew Vince (Philippines) Danaipak Chaiwanichya (Thailand) Dhia Fairuz Shabrina,Rifqi Akmal Tsaqif, I Gede Anjastara, Bandem, Keyla Cahya Athalia, Riska Amaliyah (Indonesia)Ashish Kumar, Shubham Sharma, Arnav Shahi, Suyash Sinha (India) Galano, Anica Clarice(Philippines) Sansiree Tantitham (Thailand) Priyanka Chandela (India) Pavita Ardhani Sugiharto,Muhammad Fahmi, Prima Sultan, Hudiyanto, Ryo Chandra Putra Armanda (Indonesia) Mayank,Ashutosh Singh (India) Tagupa, Angelika Joie (Philippines) Noveshri Moodley (South Africa) YangJiayi (China) Divyanshi Singh, Mohd. Sufiyan, Ujjwal Goel, Amreen Abbas (India) Krishna Agarwal(Philippines) Priyamwada (Thailand) Nomawethu Gama (India) Jadine Meghrajh, Kival Deeplal(Indonesia)

Sultan Rizky Hikmawan Madjid, PavitaArdhani Sugiharto Putri, Christiana, MuhammadFahmi (Indonesia) Co, Miko Johnson Ong, Go, Xavier Jefferson Ray, Calderon, Cristiana Marie,Segismundo, Jasper John (Philippines) Sirawit Judjan, Sansiree Tantitham, KamolluckWattanapitakul, Tachin Ruangkriengsin, Danaipak Chaiwanichya, Supawat Intapatcha, SuravitSrisukpan, Tanat Jiwapornkup (Thailand)

Dhia FairuzShabrina, Fauzan Hanandito Chaidir, Steven Kusuman, RifqiAkmal Tsaqif,I Gede Anjastara Bandem, Keyla Cahya Athalia, Raihansyah Attallah Andrian, Assyifa Gita Firdaus,Adrianzka Mayreswara Dewa, Gian Cordana Sanjaya, Boen Anthony William Brian, NadhiraSalsabila (Indonesia) Go, Gene Jr., Tsai, Terence Brian, Villaluz, Raphael, Chan, Cary Albert D.,Jipos, Tofelle John, Lee, Andrew Vince, Young, Ezzekiel, Patiag, Neil Joshua (Philippines) KantawatNavanopparat Sakul, Natpatchara Pongjirapat, Arun Wongprommoton, Yossakorn Laophakdivud,Atthawaut Thonsoongnern, Thanadol Rungjitwaranon, Wichai Klankla, Ekkawit Wongphayuk(Thailand)

Yang Jiayi, Cai Tianqin, Lu Zijie, Xu Sihan (China) Aishwarya Mishra, AayushTripathi, Vasaw Tripathi, Hrishabh, Narayan, Mayank, Ashish Kumar, Archit Checker, Harsh Shukla,Shubham, Sharma, Divyanshi Singh, Mohd. Sufiyan, Mohd. Isa, Shikhar Shivraj, Sahaz Srivastava,Namit Thadani, Priyanka Chandela (India) Jeff Ivanos Gana, Daud Willy Octavian Oentoro,Kristoforus Jason, David Billy Octavian Oentoro, Farras Mohammad.Hibban Faddila, Ryo ChandraPutra Armanda, Muhammad Naufal Fakhrizal, Chaq El Chaq Zamzam Multazam, AkhmadRamadhan Yamin, Nabiyah, Dianisa Dwi Rahmani, Riska Amaliyah (Indonesia) Galano, AnicaClariceAntonella, Gonzales, Lou Irish, Diaz, Mikhaela Marie, Tagupa,AngelikaJoie (Philippines)

Results of WIZMIC 2011 Maths Brains beating it out

Participants of WIZMIC 2011 with renowned mathematicianDr Simon Chua, President, Mathematics Guild, Philippines

CMS BULLETIN- IYCCE 2011 & ACHIEVERS DECEMBER 2011 (5)

"When we try to pick anything out by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe." —John Muir, naturalist

Fintoons (Financial Cartoons)

Mai (Advertisement Film)

Sci-Tools

Com. Net

Ideas (Be An Entrepreneur)

E-Manage(Eco Friendly Industry Presentation)

Buiz-Quiz

First Anamika CMS Kanpur Road, LucknowSecond Suvro Emmanuel Rozario Notre Dame College, BangladeshThird Shivangi Jaiswal W. H Smith Memorial School , VaranasiConsolation Abhishek Kumar Delhi Public School, Kanpur

For Simoni Jain Loreto Convent Intermediate College, LucknowAgainst Priya Singh Sunbeam School, Varuna, VaranasiConsolation Ronali Perera Holy Family Convent, Colombo, Sri Lanka

First Anurag Yadav, Utkarsha Maurya Sunbeam School, Lahartara, VaranasiSecond Aditya Sinha, Shivi Saxena City Montessori School Aliganj Sector O,Third Sheersh Jain, Smith Martin St.Aloysius Sr. Sec. School, Rimjha, JabalpurConsolation Jaya Wickrama, T. M. Ediriweera Ananda College,Colombo, Sri Lanka

First Rishabh Jain, Karishma Kharbanda Seth M. R .Jaipuria School, LucknowSecond Mukund Singh, Shikhar Sahu Cms Station Road CampusThird Aditya Modi, Shubham Mandoot Metas Adventist School, SuratConsolation Keerti Pandey, Swapnil Singh A P S Academy, Lucknow

First Satyam Tulsyan, Pooja Kothari Sunbeam School ,Lahartara, VaranasiSecond Megha Kanchan, Muzna Nafees Cms Rajaji Puram Campus -IThird Pratibha Bindal, Shreya Maheshwari Dav Public School, Faridabad

First Sheersh Jain, Adarsh Shrivastava St. Aloysius Sr. Sec. School, JabalpurSecond Vatsal Jain, Rishav Sureka Metas Adventist School, SuratThird Aakriti Jain, Pragyan Damani Sishya, Chennai

First Chand Kapoor, Karan Grover Bal Bharati Public School, DelhiSecond Md. Al Mamun, Md. E. Rahman Abir Notre Dame College, Dhaka, BangladeshThird Shaurya Krishna, Isha Kakkad Sunbeam School, Varuna, VaranasiConsolation Nandini Bhatia, Kanika Agrawal Welham Girls' School, Dehradun

First Varun Pandey, R. Chandrashekhar Loyola School, JamshedpurSecond Vedant Sharma, Aashish Deswal Bal Bharati Public School, DelhiThird Vaibhav Singh, Harsh Agarwal City Montessori School, Station Road Campus

Fire (Debate)

Results

CMS Station Road Campus organised the 4-day 1stInternational Youth Convention on Commerce andEconomics (IYCCE-2011) at CMS Kanpur Roadauditorium from 6 to 9 November 2011. Over 500students from various countries representing toppublic schools of Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, and

various states of India displayed their skills incontests like Buiz-quiz (Business quiz); Fire(Debate); Ideas (Be an entrepreneur); Fintoons(Financial cartoons); Mai (Making advertisementinnovative); Com.net (Tests commerce subjectknowledge); E-manage (Eco-friendly industrypresentation) andSci-tools (scientificmodel) etc.The IYCCE 2011 organized for opening newopportunities as also to refine the leadership andmanagerial skills of the youth, brought the studentsof various countries on a common global platformfor participating in stimulating competitions thatwould provide ample opportunities to them toexhibit their inherentabilities in theexpanding fieldof commerce and economics. The event wasformally inaugurated by the Chief Guest Mr D SMishra, IAS, Principal Secretary, UP by lighting thelamp of learning. Principal, CMS Station Road wastheconvenerof1st IYCCE2011.

Chief Guest of the closing ceremony Hon'bleMr Justice Vishnu Sahai, former acting Chief Justiceof Allahabad High Court, gave away prizes to thewinners followed by a colourful educational-cultural programme presented by the students ofCMS andoverseasparticipants.

1st International Youth Convention on Commerce and Economics 'IYCCE 2011'organised by CMS Station Road Campus

Contestant displaying her skills at IYCCE

An 11-member delegation of CMS,Kanpur Road, participated in anInternational Convention on Students'Quality Control Circles held inKathmandu, Nepal. The conferencewas organized under the auspices ofWorld Council of Total Quality andExcellence in Education (WCTQEE),QUEST, Nepal. The CMS delegationcomprised Aastha Bajpai, AratrikaNaithani, Shreya Dhami, TaranginiGoel, Gagan Deep Singh, PrasoonKumar Singh, Yash Raj Singh, Prabhat

Singh and Jasleen Kaur led by theirteachers Mrs Aparna Naithani and MsShilpi Saxena as leader and deputyleader respectively.

Snigdha Bajpai of CMS Kanpur Roadwon the Best Speaker award while theteam of Snigdha Bajpai and GayatriSachdeva won the Best Team awardin junior category at the inter-schoolzonal declamation competitionorganized under the aegis of ASISC(UP & Uttarakhand), bringing laurelsto the institution. Gayatri Sachdevawon the First Runners Up Speaker

Award. Now this team will participatein the state level contest.

A g a mAgarwaland AjayK u m a rSingh ofC M SC h o w k

C a mpu s cr ea t e d h i s t o r y bydiscovering five Asteroids in space.These two outstanding studentsdiscovered Asteroids under the

International Project 'All IndiaAsteroid Astronomical SearchCampaign' organized under the jointventure of SPACE Foundation, NewDelhi and International AstronomicalSearch Collaboration, Holland. Thesetwo young astronomers of CMSChowk Campus registered theirdiscovery of Asteroids, AHSH20,TOV51D, TOV51C, AHSH18 andTOV4B1.

Samriddhi Dubey and Anchal Trivedi of CMSAliganj I won the Best Team Award in an Inter-School Debate Competition in Junior category.The competition was organized under the aegis ofASISC (UP &Uttarakhand).

Eight meritorious students of CMSbrought name and fame to theinstitution by being selected for theprestigious National Talent Search(NTS) Scholarship of Government ofIndia. A total of 11 students have beenselected for this scholarship fromvarious schools of Lucknow out ofwhich 8 students are from CMS alone.

The list comprises Amitabh Srivastavaand Anmol Mishra of CMS GomtiNagar; Prateek Kumar Paswan andPreeti Suman of CMS Kanpur Road;Suyash Sinha and Rachit Garg of CMSMahanagar Campus II; Pranjal Singhof CMS Aliganj Campus I and PiyushSinghGunjiyal of CMSAnandNagar.

A 13-member students' team of GongYuan School of China arrived at CMS,Gomti Nagar, under InternationalS c ho o l - t o - S c h oo l E x c h a n gePorgramme (ISSE). The Chinese teamof Gong Yuan School comprised thestudents, Yang Chen Xin, Zhu Yu, LiaoYi Yang, Wu Wei Ting, Wei Yu Wei,Peng Qi Zi An, Liu Yang Hao, Xie JiaCheng, Mai Dong and Huang Fei Lianand the teachers accompanying themwere Li Yue, Zhao Qi and Chen JunYu.The International School-to-School

Experience Exchange Programme isunique in that it encourages children toexchange their ideas with each otherand todevelop global understanding.

Yas h ra th B aj pa i , H i ma ns hu ,Prashant and Mangalam Rastogi ofCMS, Rajendra Nagar-I secured firstposition in Global Talent SearchExaminat ion held a t AmityUniversity, New Delhi.

CMS students at QC Convention in Nepal

Discoverers in Space

Outstanding Debators

Students' ISSE delegation arrives from China

Eight CMS students selected for NTS Scholarship

Global Talent Search Examination

CMS students declared best in declamation contest

The inaugural ceremony of IYCCE

CMS BULLETIN- POWER OF PEN 2011 DECEMBER 2011 (6)

‘Power of Pen 2011’ Creative Writing Contest Organized by CMS Editorial Department

I shudder to think…I shudder to think whatwould have happened ifthat day I had not stoppedto help him. What if I hadallowed my selfishness tooverpower my feelings of

rendering help to that old man? If I haddone so, probably, my selfishness wouldhave cost me my life! I still quiver with fearto recall that day.I glanced at the clock. It was fifteen

minutes to seven in the morning. I glancedat my wrist watch to confirm. It alsoshowed the same time. This meant that Iwas already late and I would probably haveto run to catch the steamer at the river ghat.I used to stay in a very tiny village nearPatna. I had completed my class 12 andnow had to appear in a competitiveexamination in Patna for doing graduation.My mother wished me luck and I dashedout of the door. The road was muddy and

"Hey Fatty, catch me if youcan!," challenged my eldercousin Jai."Try me, Matchstick!," Iretorted and darted towardshim in full speed. Finally,

with a little effort, he was in my grip. Wewere pretending to be enemy armies andplaying in the scorching heat of the sun onthe day of Rakshabandhan. My mothercalled us inside and I tied a 'Rakhi' on Jai'shand and was promised that, 'he will protectme all through my life.' I teased him sayingthat everywhere I was the one who used toprotect him from bullies and I am beingpromised his protection instead of gifts,why?Due to my healthy appearance I wasconsidered elder to my undernourishedelder brother in our locality. But timechanged for both of us in reverse order. Ibecame lean and thin and he developed amuscular body. He wanted to serve thecountry by joining the Indian Army while Istrongly opposed to the mere idea of hisjoining the army because I feared for hissafety amidst the enemy forces. But hemade fun of me by teasing me around toascribe my thinking as selfish on the pleathat I needed him as my personal bodyguard!Well, he was partially correct. At first sight,nobody believed that he wasn't acommando! Everyone was scared of him inschool and neighborhood and no boy everdared to stare at me. He had a great sense ofunderstanding; so there many otheradvantages of his being in my company.He took the entrance exam for NDAwhile Iwas in class tenth. One day, when I returnedfrom school, I heard small thuds, Jai wasjumping on the upper floor. I could hear thesounds, 'Yes, I did it!' 'Wow', 'Its huge!'. Ittook me no time to realise that my brotherhad qualified the written examination, andthat too with flying colours.I was happy but shocked. He hugged mesaying that he had been called forshortlisting session in Dehradun. I tried to keepmy composure calm and congratulated himhalf heartedly as I knew that now hewouldn't stop till he pursued his dream ofbecoming a lieutenant.I went upstairs and locked myself in myroom to rue that I was now alone without hiscompany, admitting that he had his ownambitions. Another moment I realized that Iwas being selfish, I can't make my dearestbrother sacrifice his dream just to fulfill thepromise he made to me every year onRakshabandhan'. I shivered at my nextthought what if something dangeroushappens to him? Tears came to my eyes atthis thought.K n o c k ! K n oc k ! An d , m y de e pcontemplation was shattered with adoorknock. I got up wiping my tears andopened the door. Jai came in and asked mefor a promise that I will behave sensibly andtake care of myself in his absence. He hadtears in his eyes but he calmed me andpromised that though he would be away butstill he would guide and protect me.After 3 days of training and interviews, hewas short listed and went through a rigoroustraining at the Academy. We regularlyshared our experiences at night throughcalls. He used to tell me about hispunishments, early rising, his great lot offriends, first experience of handling a gun,

crawling in marshy swamps etc. He wasposted in disputed Kashmir after thetraining.Whenever he came home during thefestivals, we used to sit on terrace and gazedat the stars for hours. I wanted to be anastronaut and every one in my family,except my brother, considered me a crazydreamer. My brother always said, 'A man isbut the product of his thought. What hethinks, he becomes.'Years flew by and I came in class twelve. Itwas my last year of school, so I signed up forthe school trip to Mount Abu in Rajasthan,during the summer break. As I was broughtup with my brother, in a militarybackground, I enjoyed adventure.mountaineering, rock climbing. This tripwas actually all about that adventure. So Iwas thrilled. I felt the adrenaline rushthrough my veins as I climbed the steepplateau rocks.As soon as we got back, I called my brotherand told him my experience. He suddenlygrew very serious in his tone and asked meto promise that whatever happens, I wouldwork hard and get good percentage in class12th board exams and will leave no stoneunturned till I become an astronaut (Hispromise in exact words). I was a littleconfused and asked him about the need ofasking such things at that time. He told methat, there in Kashmir, his battalion rescuedthe villagers after the avalanche and then Ipromised him what he wanted me to do. Hebid adieu and I got engrossed with myfriends.The next afternoon, my group leader cameinto my room and informed that last night,my brother got killed in one of those 'out ofcontrol' situations at the line of control. Itold her that there must have been somemisunderstanding. It was impossible. No!No! No! I talked to him just 6 hours ago andnow they were telling me that he had died, isgone… forever! She told that my brotherwas true martyr, he died saving an injuredsoldier.I didn't believe her for a second. I packed myluggage and was sent home. I tried to callhim but his phone was off. All through myway back home, all good memories of ourtimes we spent together flashed before myeyes. I had faith in God that He can't takeaway my dearest brother from me.I felt like I was trapped in one of mostterrifying nightmares, the one where youhave to run, run till your lungs burst, but youcan't make your body move fast enough. Mylegs slower to move slower and shower as Ifought my way through the callous crowdstanding before myhouse.I found Jai's dead body wrapped in ournational flag in a glass case. I hugged mybrother for the last time. His suitcase washanded to me. I couldn't see anything. Mysurrounding seemed hazy, I hadn't realizedthe moisture in my eyes had brimmed over. Iquickly rubbed my hands across my cheekbut the traitor tears were there again.Now, finally I understood the meaning ofhis last words. He knew that he wouldn'tsurvive. I resolved to achieve my dream, forhim. Even now, two years after his death, Ican feel an invisible guiding forceprotecting me from every unseen trouble.

Ritika Kamthan, X ARajajipuram Campus (I)

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"War is as outmoded as cannibalism, chattel slavery, blood-feuds, and dueling, an insult to God and humanity... a daily crucifixion of Christ." —Muriel Lester

Planes swooped low in thedark sky like eagleshovering above. Realfighter planes they werecoughing out fire as realdragons would. Soon the

bombs started exploding and people ranhelter skelter for cover. It was a dark andbewildering night. Mothers carried theirinfants in their arms and ran. Fathers,brothers, sisters and friends all ran. Suddenshock and fear gripped their faces. A freelance photographer, I tried to hold mynerves. But inside me, a volcano seemed toerupt. I shudder when I think of that fearfuland dark night.Was it a terrorist attack? Or had ourneighbouring country launched a suddenattack? Perhaps a satellite from outer spacehad entered our planet or aliens hadplanned to destroy us. Within minutes oursleepy old city had woken up late eveningand become a scene of devastation . I hadgone to the shopping mall to buy somegrocery items for mother when the attackbegan. It was 10' clock then and few of thelate night shops were open. Most of themclosed at 8 p.m. I hid behind one of theshelves and tripped over something. Therack toppled over as I reached out to holdsomething. Bars of chocolate and a heap ofsweets fell upon me. On a brighter day Iwould have enjoyed some chocolate buthere I stood dazed and frightened, almostshivering as the sound of drones struck myears. With all my energy, I darted out of thestore and saw flashes of light in the darksky.Now I knew that this was an alien attack.Terrorists would not continue haunting andflying over us for such a long time. Mycamera clicked some pictures. In a nearbyrestaurant I saw the news flashing on thetelevision. They showed pictures ofdevastation. In that state of fear, I

remembered my past deeds. I had beenselfish and rude to say the least. I had nevercared for anything. But why was Iremembering all this now? I tried to praybut could not. I remembered my mother'swords 'He prays best who loves best all thecreatures of the earth.Again I thought of allthe horrible things I had done and vowednot to repeat those things and to become agood girl. 'Good' what a valuable word itseemed then amidst all the crueltyaround.Yes, the planes were landing now. I hidbehind a tree. Again my camera clicked;suddenly someone caught me by theshoulder. We were all lined up. A firingsquad stood in front of us. I closed myeyes. 'O God! was this the end of my life?'Then the sound of gun shots. But what isthis? I heard a loud voice say CUT! Myeyes opened and I stared at the spacearound me. It was almost dawn. A hugeman stood near me smiling. I thought Iwould faint in surprise!Slowly the truth dawned upon me. Thefamous Hollywood director SylvesterStallone was making a film here in our verytown. He was filming an alien attack andwanted real emotions of the people. Sothere had been no previous information. Itwas all real. Real people and real emotions!Only the story was not real.

Even today when I am remindedof that dark night, I shudder to think of it.My lips dry up and I almost start tremblingin fright. What if this had really happened?I am not one to give up easily. I must trainmy senses and work hard to make the worlda better place. Who knows what mayhappen in future but we must be strong toface all kinds of challenges and be readyfor action!

Mahanagar IIDamini R.Shankar, X B

very slippery. I walked gingerly with allconcentration. It had been rainingcontinuously for last two days and all theroads had become a sea of slush. The rainyseason always brought havoc to thisvillage. Every year the Ganga turneddangerous owing to heavy floods and rain.It had started drizzling again. Nothingcould have been worse than this. It wasalready not easy to walk on this slipperyroad and now with an open umbrella, it wasalmost impossible. It was five minutes toseven. I cursed the wretched rain. The riverghat was still some distance away.Suddenly, I heard a feeble voice, like thatof a fainting echo of a ringed bell, askingfor help. I stopped and looked at theshadowy figure, old and frail, standing inthe middle of the road. His bullock cart wasstuck in mud and he was not able to push itout. He was asking me to help him. He waswrapped in a shawl and only his face wasvisible.I looked at my watch. Almost seven! Icould see the steamer, all ready to leave atany moment. I apologized to him. I toldhim to wait, he'd surely find some passerby to help him.The old man caught my sleeve. He said itwould not take much time. I felt irritated. Icould hear the first hooter of the steamer.Who was this man? Why should I stay backto help this man when I don't even knowhim? Isn't catching the steamer to appearfor the exam much more important thanhelping this stranger?I was tempted to ignore him and go butsuddenly I glanced at his face. His forcefuleyes touched my heart. Was I being tooselfish ? If I leave this man in the lurch,God would surely punish me. Some sort ofrace was going on between the devil andthe angel inside me.I was muddled up in deep thought when myfriend Ritu shouted for me to come as thesteamer was about to leave. Any learnedman would say, 'Of course, it is logical tothink of yourself sometimes'… My careerwas at stake…

Against all logic, I decided to help him.With all my might I pushed the wheel. Itdid not move. I tried harder. This time itmoved and became free from mud. The oldman was overjoyed and showeredblessings on me.I rushed to the ghat. I panicked as I saw thesteamer move. I cried for it to come backbut all was in vain. I stood there motionlessgazing at the Ganga trying to believe thatmy year had gone waste.Suddenly, I remembered the old man. Whynot go and help him? I had all the time inthe world now. I reached the spot where Ihad left the old man and his cart, there wasno trace of either of them. No sign ofwheels stuck. Did I imagine everything?Shaking my head in disbelief, I moved on.I got a shock when I neared my house. Abig crowd had gathered there. In the midstof all, my mother was crying bitterly.Everyone was shouting, screaming, Mymother ran to me and hugged me. For aminute, pandemonium broke loose, peopleasked me if someone else was also alive inthe disaster.Disaster! What disaster? I narrated that itwas because of that old man that I didn'tcatch the steamer. My father told me thatthe students who boarded the steamer wereno more in this world. The flooded riverhad engulfed the steamer.I sat down in utter shock as I wonderedabout my friends and my narrow escape.My horror increased when I was told thatnobody used the mud road since the bigroad was constructed connecting villagewith ghat.I wonder who that old man was? What washe doing there in that weather with a loadedcart? Was he there only to save me fromthe coming disaster?I shudder to think what if I had refused tohelp him that day. It still remains questionof wonder for me, 'What if….?!!!'

Parul Srivastava, X IGomti Nagar Campus (I)

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"My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together." —Archbishop Desmond Tutu

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Anamika Mishra won the third prize in200m breast stroke and second prize in4x100m medley relay in StateSwimming Championship organisedby Sports Directorate.Anvesha won the third prize in a dancecontest organised by Knowledge TreeFoundation.State level Inter School SwimmingCompetition was organised at Bareillyin which Debika Ghosh, NiharikaBisht, Iqra Warsi, Dhwani Ahluwaliaand Jahnavi Singh won first, secondand third prizes in various events.Debika will be participating inNationals at Goa.Abhieraja Shahi and AnishkaChoudhry won the second Runner upTeam and Abhieraja won 2 BestSpeaker in the Frank AnthonyMemorial All India Inter SchoolDebate 2011 organisedby theASISC.Dhruv Tripathi, Aman Bohra, JahnaviShukla, Aditi Verma, Imran Khan andPriyanshu Singh won first prize infancy dress and Pragya Arora won the

second prize in poster makingcompetition organised by LucknowZoo authorities.

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The Campus organized 'Annual SportsDay' of Pre-Primary students on 16November in a grand way. Tiny-tots ofthe school mesmerized the guardiansand viewers with their sporting skillsusing their vigour and zeal todiseminate the message 'India fit andyoung'.

Anmol Mishra reached theHorlicks Wizkids South-EastAsia final. He is representingLucknow in the final roundo f t h i s s i g n i f i c a n t

competitionbeing held in Bangalore.

Inter-house table tennis competition wasorganized at the Campus for Classes VIand VII. Kapil Kandpal of Hope Housewas declared the winner againstDhananjay Rai of Love House.Deepaw ali and Id-Ul-Fit r werecelebrated at the Campus with greatenthusiasm. All students participated inthe activities.A craft making activity was conducted byMrs Himani Shukla, a parent on5 November as a Saturday activity.Children learnt to make attractive photoframes out of waste material.

G lo b a l H an dw as h in g D ay wa sc e l e b r a t e d a t t h e C a m p u s i ncollaboration with UNICEF with a viewto motivate students for handwashingand making it a habit for preventingvarious diseases.

An ant i-c rack er camp ai gn wasconducted by the students on 22 Octoberwho joined hands as social messengersto spread a word of caution among thepeople highlighting the harmful effectsof burning crackers on health andenvironment. Students also raised avoice against the money wasted on firecrackers, leave alone the burns andinjuries and the environmental pollutionc a u s ed . P r e -p r i m a r y s t u d e n t sparticipated in various activities likecard making didi and rangoli making anddeepawali decoration etc.

Sanjana Sinha of Class VIIIwon the first prize in dancecompetition organized byRhythm Divine Institute,Vikas NagarTrisha Chatterjee of Class XD was selected as one of the45 finalists in the annualD o o d l e f o r G o o g l ec o m p e t i t i o n a n d w a sfelicitated with attractive

gifts at the awards ceremony held in NewDelhi.Ayushi Gupta of Class XI C andShambhavi Shukla of IX C won manyprizes in ASISC swimming competition.

Ayushi won firstpr ize in 50mbutterfly strokea n d 5 0 mfre es ty l e an d

second prize in 50m backstroke.Shambhavi stood second in 50mbutterfly and third in 50m freestyle.

Anika Bhaskar and Preshit Agarwal ofClass XI were felicitated by Hindi daily,Rashtriya Ekikaran Times for securinghighest marks in ICSE 2011. Mrs RekhaHanda, Senior Incharge was alsohonoured on the occasion.

Aditya Sinha andShivi Saxena ofclass XII D wonthe second prizefor presenting anadvertisement on

a bicycle in MAI event at theInternational Convention on Commerceand Economics organized by CMSStation Road Campus.

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Harsh Shukla and Archit Checker ofClass VII won the bronze medal in teamcontest at wizards in MathematicsInternational Contest WIZMIC 2011organised by CMS RDSO.

Various activities like paper tearing andpasting in pre-primary section, Diwalicelebrations in all sections, vegetableprinting, hand painting, Pidiliteworkshop etc. were held at the campusduring the month of October. Theactivities helped in giving a respite tostudents from the monotony of regularstudies and acquainting them with theirculture and traditions.

Group comprising Darshika, Tayyaba,Ashika, Amina, Aryan, Khushi,Abhyarthna, Ishita, Ishinika, Jaya,Piyush, Atharv, Tuba, Yashasvi andGauri won the first prize in action song atthe inter-school Kids Carnival organisedby St. Teresa's School.

Children participated with greatenthusiasm in Art Contest on Children'sDay. Prize winners were Pratibha Toppo- first, Saumya Singh - second andHrishabh Raj - third. The drawings werebeautiful and children fully expressedtheir thoughts of love and friendship.

Rishabh and Mohd. Aquib won the thirdprize in English debate while Anam andTarun were awarded certificate ofappreciation for their participation inquiz at Youth Festival 2011 organised byPolice Modern School.Ashutosh Singh and Suyash won bronzemedal at WIZMIC 2011 organised byCMS RDSO.Manas Srivastava and Hitesh Lohaniwon 2nd prize in maths quiz held atSpring Dale College.Ayush Priyansh Tripathi won first prizein Turn-a-coat contest at Reflections2011 organised by CMS Rajendra NagarIII. He also obtained second prize ininter-campus Biology Olympiad.

The 'New Parents' Evening' of theCampus held on 3 November turnedwas a great success and parents werethrilled to watch the blooming andblossoming talents of their children onstage as they sang and danced.

Vibhor Singh, student ofClass VIIA won the first prizein Rakhi making competitiono r g a n i s e d b y P i d i l i t eIndustries.

News from campuses

Kanpur Road CampusAn 11-member students team withMrs Aparna Naithani as facilitator andMs Shilpi Saxena as deputy facilitatorparticipated in the InternationalConvention on Students' QualityCircles conducted by Quest, Nepal andhos ted by S huv ta ra Sc hoo l ,Kathmandu, Nepal. They presentedtheir case study on topic 'How to useinternet for learning and fun'. Teamcompris ed s tudents Arart r ikaNaithani, Prabhat Singh, Prasoon,

Yashraj Singh, Shreya Dhami,Tarangini Goel, Jasleen Kaur,Gagandeep SinghandAastha Bajpai.The Campus Cricket team was runnerup in Coco Cola Cup inter-schoolcricket for under-14 and under 16defeating four schools.Akshay Dey, Kartikey Pal and ShrishtiDeo won many gold, silver and bronzemedals in ASISC National SwimmingMeet held in Mysore.

Chowk CampusTwo students, Aishwarya Vardhan andAtul Thakur won many prizes in theAssociation of Schools for Indian SchoolNatio na l Cer tif ica te Swimmin gCompetition held on 15 and 16 October.Aishwarya won the first prize in 4x100m

freestyle relay, second prize in 100mbackstroke and third prize in 50mbackstroke while Atul won first prize in4x100m freestyle relay, second prize in50m breaststroke and two third prizes in100m and 50m freestyle.

I Ritika Kamthan X A RJPM-III Parul Srivastava X I GN-III Damini R. Shankar X B MN-IIIII Nimisha Upadhyay IX E AG-IIII Pushkar Raj X A MN-IIII Rishi Parashar XII E AG-ICons. Samita Verma X C RN-IICons. Sarah Siddiqui XII I GN-ICons. Bhavya Upadhyay X A MN-ICons. Gauri Kapoor IX A MN-ICons. Akanksha Seth XII A MN-IIICons. Rupal Dixit IX A MN-ICons. Medha Agarwal X MN-IIICons. Sakshi Chandwani X C RN-IICons. Pragya Mishra IX A MN-ICons. Anamika Singh X A KNP

Cons. Anushee Gupta X A KNPCons. Nilanshi Gopalan X D AG-ICons. Arnav Pushkar XII E AG-ISp Men. Swarnim Bhatnagar XII A RJPM-ISp Men. Arunima Yadav X GN-ISp Men. Nidhi X A MN-ISp Men. Prateek Verma X A MN-ISp Men. Prakhar Bhatia X B ChowkSp Men. Satyam X A RJPM-ISp Men. Meghna Singh X B ChowkSp Men. Riya Jain IX C ChowkSp Men. Shubhi Agarwal XII B ST. RoadSp Men. Neha Arora XII A RN-ISp Men. Gurleen Kaur X A KNPSp Men. Sanya Misra IX H AG-I

Results of Power of Pen 2011 (Senior Section)

Asharfabad CampusAyushi Rastogi of Class VII and AditiShukla of V won the first prize in folkdance at Munal competitions organisedat Valmiki Rangshala. Ayushi also wonthe second prize in classical dance. Atthis event, Ayushi also won the secondprize and Aditi won the third prize indrawing competition.Various inter class and inter houseactivities were organized at the campusto enhance students' all round talents.Shreshtha Srivastava and Aditi Shukla

stood first in story narration; Reema ofMontessori and Samiya Munaf ofKindergarten were the winners of rhymecompetition while Yashab Rizvi andTanzeel Fatima won the first prize ofG.K. Quiz held in primary section. Otheractivities held at the campus during themonth were: Eid &Diwali celebrations,UNO Day, Global Handwashing Day,World Food Day, Guru Nanak JayantiCelebrations and tiny tots' visit toGautam Buddha Park etc.

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Dr. Amitabh Pandit - ND (Ind), BCAMP (USA), D. Hom (Lon), FBIH (UK)CMS - HEALTH EDUCATOR

Children from all campuses can visit and consult him at CMS Gomti NagarMONDAY TO FRIDAY BETWEEN 6.00PM – 8.00PM.

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HEALTH COLUMN BREAKING THE JUNK FOOD HABITThe effects of fast food can be verydamaging. For the brighter, healthierand safer future of your kids, preventthem from eating excessive fast food,rightly known as, 'junk food'. Childrenare more prone to the advertisementgimmicks of the fast food chains andthe easy to eat and lip-smackingtastes, allure them away from healthyvegetables and homemade nutritious

food. As the foods contain starch, they do not make thechild feel full, thus, leading to overeating. Junk food has become synonymous to hamburgers,pizzas, French fries, hot dogs, rolls, etc. which have high calories, fats, saturated fat, sugar andsalt content.You can't prevent your children from eating junk food, but you can ask them to make healthierchoices.1. You can ask them to take less cheese topping on their pizza and have more of low-fat

toppings like onions, mushrooms, green peppers, tomatoes and other vegetables of theirchoice.

2. They can order roast mutton or chicken sandwiches made of whole wheat breads orbiscuits.

3. Burgerscan be single meat patty with extra lettuce leaves, tomatoesand onions.4. Theycan opt for salads with lettuce leaves and assorted vegetables.5. Grilled bake, roasted or broiled meats area better choice overbreaded or fried types.6. Theycan avoid anything that is cream based like 'creamy tomato soups'.7. Theycan choose low-fat milkshakes or juices over sodas and colas.It is best to start training children about foods as soon as they can talk since they are mostinfluenced by their families during the preschool years. As they grow up, they require guidancefrom experts in nutrition, a role which parents can't fulfill due to unawareness or inability tocounsel children on food.For those not particular with their diet, junk foods have been a part of total relaxation whilewatching TV. This habit has always been passed on from generation to generation due to themindset that munching on something while watching TV can make you enjoy the activity muchbetter. This can lead to a very unhealthy lifestyle due to the accumulation of processed food inyour system.Here are some thoughts on how you can efficiently avoid eating junk foods even while watchingTV.·Choose your priority between junk food and watching TV. Don't do both at the same time. If youcan't endure the feeling of not having to eat while watching TV, then find a healthy alternative tojunk food.·When going to the grocery, don't bring temptation at home. Plan for healthier munchies toreplace junk foods like vegetable sticks with dip and fruits. If you want to eat junk food, then getone and eat itwhenyou're outbutdon't bring it home·Fill-up your refrigerator with healthy food alternatives to junk food like fruits and vegetables. If asoda or a bag of chips are not visible for the taking, then the whole watchingTV activity becomeshealthier.·Divert your attention to another activity while watching TV. Exercise while watching TV. It's awin-win situation;you watch TV and get healthier at the same time.Educate yourself about junk foods. Junk food has a negative effect on our health and theexcessive eating of it that definitely leads to weight gain. It iseasier to avoid junk foods when youknow how itwill affect your body.

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1(8 am) Special PrayerAssembly (14th ICSQCC) at CMSKanpur Road

4 (9 am) RegionalMathematics Olympiadat LucknowUniversity4 Inter-CampusNTSExam-Class VI by4 (3 pm) Annual ParentsDayofCMS R.N. I atWUCC,Kanpur Road5 (8 am) Meritorious Students Felicitation Function for class X organised

byCMSQAID atWUCC, KanpurRoad7(8.30 am) Special PrayerAssembly (VI&VIII) atCMS Aliganj I8 1st Pre-BoardExaminationsorganised byQAID begin

9 (5 pm) Annual Function of CMS Kanpur Road andWelcome CeremonyofChief JusticesatWUCC,KanpurRoad

10&11 PeaceMarchby students at CMS KanpurRoadWUCC,(8 am to9am) with children'sband14 to 20 Athletics (sub-junior& junior) at ChowkStadium

17 and18 CISVmini campofCMS StationRoadatWUCC, KanpurRoad17 (9am) Special PrayerAssembly (Primary Section)

24 (9am) School FetebyCMSGomtiNagar II in school campus24 (10am) Annual SportsDayof CMSKanpurRoad (Pre-Primary)

25 ChristmasHoliday25 (9am) Inter-Campus pre-engg.&pre-med test byQAIDat StationRoad29 (5pm) Annual Parents Day of CMS Gomti Nagar- Montessori to Class II

at CMS KanpurRoadauditorium30 (9 am) Annual Science, Craft and Computer Fair of CMS Gomti Nagar

(Classes III to XII) at CMS Gomti Nagar auditorium30 (11 am) Annual Sports Day of CMSMahanagar II at PAC Grounds, MN30 (5pm) Annual Parents Day of CMS Gomti Nagar (III to XII) at WUCC

30Nov to 4Dec International Convention on Students' Quality Control Circlesorganisedby CMSKanpur RoadatWUCC.

9 to13 12th International Conference of Chief Justices of the WorldorganisedbyWUEDatWUCC, Kanpur Road

16 (1 pm) Sports Day and Peace Festival of CMS Indira Nagar at RailwayStadium,Charbagh, Lucknow

18 (9 am) Human Rights Day competitions by CMS Aliganj Campus II atGomti Nagar Auditorium

21 to23 4th International Fest for the differently abled, Innerscape 2011by CMSMahanagar I atWUCC,KanpurRoad

24 (12.30 pm) Human Rights Day celebrations & Sports Day of CMS Aliganj IIat the First Campus

28 Dec.11 to Children's International Summer Village Camp organised byCMS QAID begins at WUCC, Kanpur Road

QAID at CMSStationRoad

ofCMS RDSO

24 Jan. 2012

DECEMBER 2011

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

HEALTH COLUMN

Al l CMS Campu ses ce l eb rat edChildren's Day with gaiety andenthusiasm. Main function was held at

CMS Kanpur Road campus, where'Children's Carnival' was held. On theone hand, schools students displayedtalents in songs, music, speech etc., onthe other hand the students, parents andvisitors enjoyed the 'Fete' organized bythe school. The students, teachers andparents enjoyed at the food and funpacked stalls put up by the students andteachers. On this occasion, 'Lucky Draw'was also organized. In this Lucky Draw,the parents and guardians won attractiveprizes.

A 20-member team of CMS left forSingapore on 5 November. The teamwill be playing matches with GlobalInternational School, Singapore; andother teams of various schools. The teamcomprises the following students:Shubhanshu, Utkarsh, Divyanshu,Pratyush, Atishay, Prateek, Abhishek,Shourya, Ajit, Abhinav, Shourya,Aditya, Rajwardhan, Lavesh andD i v y a n s h u a n d t e a c h e r sMr O P Dwivedi, Mr J S Rawat, Mr Raju

Singh Chauhan, Mr Devendra Naithaniand Mr Dev MurtiYadav.

Annual Sports Day of CMS AnandNagar was held on 8 November atHomeguards Ground situated atAnand Nagar. Chief Guest of the

function, Dr Dinesh Sharma, Mayorof Lucknow, unfurled the sports flagto inaugurate the function. Studentsof CMS Anand Nagar presentedcolourful P.T. display, Bhartiyam andvarious sports events conveying themessage of India Fit and Young.Some of the events that showedchildren's skills were 100m race, 50mrace, Yoga, three legged race,aerobics etc. The winners wereawarded with certificates, medalsandshields.

CMS Mahanagar III students registeredenthusiastic participation at the JapanSuper Science Fair (JSSF-2011)organized by the Ritsumeikan SeniorHigh School at Kyoto city, Japan. Theteam comprised Ambica Srivastava,ShivangYadav and Sanjula Kulshreshthaled by Mrs Prema Subramaniam,Principal and

deputy team leader.Ms Ruchi Bhuwan Joshi,

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Excellent show by CMS team in Science Fair, Japan

CMS Anand Nagar campus organizes 'Annual Sports Day'

CMS Cricket team leaves for Singapore

Children's Day celebrated at all Campuses

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