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EDITORIAL

CHIEF PATRON

Sri M. Subramaniam, Principal

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Mrs. Pramila Halgeri

PGT (English)

1. Mr. A. Ramachandra Rao, PGT (Hindi)

2. Mrs. A. Vijaya Kumari, TGT (Eng.)

3. Mrs. I. Surekha, TGT (Hindi)

4. Mr. B. Vijay Kumar, TGT (Eng)

5. Mr. L.V. Rambabu, TGT (Art Edn)

6. Mrs. Naseema Jelani, (PRT)

7. Mr. Vikram Kumar Varma, (PRT)

STUDENT EDITORS

1. Saranya, XII

2. Rachael Florence, XII

3. Nitika, XII

4. Andeleeb Iram, XII

Title Design

Archana Mohanty, IX-D

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CONTENTS

1. Members Of Vidyalaya Management Committee ------------------------------------------------------------------5

2. Our Academic Result 2009 - 2010 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6

3. In Retrospection.... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8

4. Welcome & Adieu -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9

5. Co-curricular Activities - 2010-11 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10

6. Programmes To Strengthen Academic Atmosphere ------------------------------------------------------------ 13

7 Staff List --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15

8. Peace / Life Is Beauty / Jokes ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19

9. Sky / Wanted! Wanted! / Courage / Friendship ---------------------------------------------------------------- 20

10. Ha! Ha! Ha! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21

11. A Poem For Each Day / Mother / Pencil / Friendship ---------------------------------------------------------- 22

12. Word - Meanings / Good Morning / Secret Of Success ------------------------------------------------------- 23

13. Guess Me If You Can / Just Close Your Eyes -------------------------------------------------------------------- 24

14. Jokes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25

15. Daddy At Different Ages ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 26

16. Grammar Made Easy / Do You Know ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27

17. Friendship / 1 To 10 Words / Riddles ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28

18. Jokes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29

19. Life / Global Warming --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30

20. On The Way To Growing Up / Grammatical Poem -------------------------------------------------------------- 31

21. Environmental Awareness Days / Friendship / Love ----------------------------------------------------------- 32

22. Brain Quiz / Jokes / Path Of Truth ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33

23. Winner Vs Loser / Laugh Out Loud! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34

24. Three Cheers To Teachers!!! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 35

25. Poems / Be Sure / How Long? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36

26. Jokes / Education / A Request ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37

27. Reflection ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 38

28. Three Things / Quotations And Jokes / Freedom Through Meditation ----------------------------------- 39

29. Science Vs Religion / Tension / Remembering And Logical Thinking Words / Modern Culture -- 40

30. Food, Glorious Food / Knowledge----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41

31. Jokes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42

32. Friendship / Tongue Twisters ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43

33. What A Day Have Come? / The Day I Woke Up Early / Funny Definitions ------------------------------- 44

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MEMBERS OF VIDYALAYA MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

1 . Cmde. PJ Sudhir Commanding Officer INS Satavahana, Chairman

2 . Lt. Swati Pawar Sr. Education Officer INS Satavahana, Nominee Chairman

3 . Dr. C.V. Narasimham Principal Ramnath Sec. School, Eminent Educationist

4 . Sri Ramakrishna Sr. Training Officer Govt ITI (Old) Eminent Educationist

5 . Sri A. Rukmaji Rao Principal Nrityakalabharati BVK Edu. Institute

6 . Ashok Kumar Saha Asst. General Manager (SBH Steel Plant)

7 . Mrs. C.R. Ramalakshmi Lady Parent Member

8 . Dr. D.V. Sesha Rao Eminent Doctor

9 . Sri PRL Raju Section Engineer CR W Eco Rly.. Member

1 0 . Chairman CGEWCC Visakhapatnam

11 . V. Surya Kantam Teacher Representive - Member VMC

1 2 . Member / Secretary Principal KV II, SriVijayanagar.

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OUR ACADEMIC RESULT 2009 - 2010

Stream No. Appeared Passed Pass%

Science 51 50 98.04

Commerce 38 32 84.21

AISSE (Class - XII)

2009-2010

1 Aditya Singh 464 92.8%

2. Vikas Yadav 463 92.6%

3. R. Srinadh 460 92%

4. Reetu 457 91.4%

5. Sandhya Sarma 453 90.6%

AISSE CBSE Class - XII Science Toppers

2009-2010

1. Suravi Garnik 429 85.8%

2. Sweta Thagur 428 85.6%

3. Akash Babruvan T 419 83.8%

4. Anita 396 79.2%

5. Sandeep Kaur 393 78.6%

AISSE CBSE Class - XII Commerce Stream

2009-2010

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No Appeared Passed Pass%

154 153 99.35%

AISSE (Class - X)

2009-2010

The following candidates of Class X secured CGPA10 out of 10 in the board examination 2009-10

OUR ACADEMIC RESULT 2009 - 2010

S.No Reg.No. Name of the Student CGPA Secured

1 4184509 Priyanka Mishra 10

2 4184516 Vaishali Sharma 10

3 4184525 Roshan Kumar Singh 10

4. 4184529 B. Vidyadhar 10

5. 4184535 Bhargav Sai 10

6. 4184553 Amith Yadav 10

7. 4184554 Alguri Bharat Kaushal 10

8. 4184562 Raj Sahoo 10

9. 4184567 G. Sudheendra 10

KVS 12th Junior Mathematics Olympiad - 2009

S.No Name of the Student Class Regional Rank All India Rank

1. A. Bharath Kaushal X 7 30

2. P. Sonika X 12 36

3. Bhakti Rani Rath X 15 38

4. N. Bhargav Sai X 20 44

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1-5-2009 Annual Day

10-2-2009 ‘World Population Day’ Observed

1-8-2009 Distribution of Helpage India Prizes

4-8-2009 ‘Rakshabandhan’ Celebrated

10-8-2009 Tritiya Sopan Testing Camp for Guides13-8-2009 (Hyderabad Region)

19-8-2009 Talk by Surgeon Lt. Cdr. Ajay Shankaron Swine Flu.

20-8-2009 Annual Academic Inspection

2-9-2009 Talk by Shri Vaish Sunil K on ‘Cancer’

3-9-2009 PTA Meeting (Class - X)

9-10-2009 PTA Meeting & Parent - Advocacy Programme (NAEP)

14-10-2009 Cluster Level Social Science exhibition15-10-2009

22-10-2009 Cluster Level TT Meet

24-10-2009 Excursion to Kalishgiri(Class - III, IV & V)

28-10-2009 Guidance & Counselling29-10-2009 (Class - XI & XII)

06-11-2009 Surprise Inspection by EO Shri Neelap

25-11-2009 Children’s Day celebrations;Grand Parents Day Celebrated

30-11-2009 PTA Meeting - Open House

1-12-2009 World AIDS Day observed

9-12-2009 Sports for Parents

15-12-2009 KVS Foundation Day celebrated

18-1-2010 Poster Making Competition on ‘School Bag’

20-1-2010 Smile foundation & Cancer foundationprizes distributed.

27-1-2010 Surprise Inspection by Madam Vidyullatha, EO & ShriJyothy Kumar, Principal, KVI Golconda.

17-2-2010 VMC Meeting

22-2-2010 ‘Thinking Day’ CelebratedCCA Prizes distributed.

IN RETROSPECTION....

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1. Smt. Kasturi Meena PGT (Hindi) transfered toK.V. Vikaspuri - Delhi (Shift-2) relieved on 11-5-2010.

2. Sri. B. Rama Chandra Rao, PGT - Hindi, Transferedfrom K.V. Srikakulam - joined in K.V.2, SVN on 08-04-2010.

3. Smt. V.K. Lakshmi, PRT transfered from K.V. NAD -joined in KV2, SVN on 08-04-2010.

4. Sri. Y. Lakshmana Rao - PRT, transfered fromK.V. NAD - joined in KV-2 SVN on 08-4-2010.

5. Smt. M. Lakshmi - PRT, transfered from NSB-1VSP - joined in KV-2 SVN on 08-4-2010.

6. Sri R. Pola Raju (PRT), transfered fromK.V.2 NSB-VSP - joined in KV-2 SVN 08-4-2010.

7. Smt. M. Vijaya - PRT, transfered fromKV, Malkapuram - joined in KV-2 SVN on 12-4-2010

8. Smt. K. Uma Gowri Devi - PET, trasfered fromKV Malkapuram, joined in KV-2, SVN on 12-4-2010

9. Smt. B.V.S. Bharati - PRT, transfered fromKV Malkapuram, joined in KV-2, SVN on 12-4-2010

10. Sri. S.P. Kanaka Rao, (lab-attendent), transfered fromfrom NSB - VSP, joined in KV-2 SVN on 08-4-2010

11. Sri S.V. Keseva Rao (Sub-Staff) transferred fromKV SteelPlant, joined in KV-2 SVN on 08-4-2010

12. Sri. Borra Satyanarayana (Sub-Staff) transferred fromNSB - VSP - joined in KV-2 SVN on 08-4-2010

13. Mrs. K. Anna Purna (Sub-Staff) transfered fromK.V. INS Kalinga joined in KV-2 SVN on 06-8-2010

14. Sri Ram Naidu (Sub-Staff) transfered from SVN-2joined in Srikakulam. 22-9-2009

15. Sri Sankar Rao (Sub- Staff) transfered from SVN-2joined in INS Kalinga. 22-9-2009

16. Sri Krupa Rao (Sub-Staff) transfered from SVN-2joined in Koraput. 31-3-2010

17. Sri Sudhakar (Sub-staff) transfered from SVN-2joined in KV Koraput. 31-3-2010

WELCOME & ADIEU

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1. A colourful “Rangoli” competition was held on 30-06-2010 between the different houses inthe school premises. A good number of girls students from all the houses have participatedand the competition was very tough and it was difficult for the judgement. Ch.Vaishnavi &group of Ashoka house secured 1st position.

2. English essay writing competition was held on 07-07-2010 on the topic “drug abuse” forsenior group and “save the girl child” for junior group. P. Sunanda of X-B of Shivaji housestood in 1st position in the senior and in junior group, Snehal Singh of VIII-B of Shivaji housestood in 1st position.

3. Many students participated in the drawing and painting competition held on 14-07-2010.From the four houses (STAR) the best were selected. Among that a girl Miss Pratikshya Padhiof Class IX-D from Raman house stood in 1st Position.

4. Hindi Essay Competition was held on 04-08-2010. The topic for senior group was “ChotaRajyoka mang, dese ke vikas ke liye ghatak” and for junior group “mai pradushan iise rokesakta hu”. Sneha of X-D of Raman house secured 1st position in senior group and SnehalSingh of VIII - D secured 1st position in juniors.

Music Competition :-

Kumari Shraddha Ramesh of II-D and Divya Ramesh of VIII-A have participated in musiccompetition conducted by “Rasika Ranjan Sabha”, Tiruchurapalli, Tamilnadu and got participationcertificate.

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES - 2010-11

PRIMARYIncharge - Mr. D.V.K.Varma

Associate - Mr.s Naseema Jeelani

House House Master Associate

Shivaji Mrs. M. Vijaya Mr. A. Srinivasa RaoMrs. V. Naga Srivalli

Tagore Mrs. V.K.Lakshmi Mr. R. Pola RajuSmt. Bharathi Lakshmi

Ashoka Mrs. V Suryakantham Mrs. N. Prasanna Rao,Mr. Y. Laxman Rao

Raman Mrs. BVS Bharati Mr. I. Srinivasa RaoMrs. Vibha Sahay

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SECONDARY

Incharge - Mr. T. Srinivasa Rao

Associate - Mrs. K. Tulasi Sharma

CCA Captain (Boys) Master Deepak Kumar XII - A

(Girls) Miss D. Harika XII - A

SHIVAJI HOUSE

House Master : Mrs. I. Surekha

Associate : Mrs. A. Vijaya Kumari

Mr. Anant Kumar

Mr. Someswar Singh

Captain (Boys) P. Kartheek Raj XII - A

(Girls) B. Bavyasree XII - B

Vice Captain (Boys) Manoj Kumar XI - A

(Girls) Ruchika XI - B

TAGORE HOUSE

House Master : Mrs. V.L. Kalyani

Associate : Mrs. Sarita Lucas

Mr. Sridhar Babu

Mr. A. Ram Narayana

Captain (Boys) Lakshay Gupta XII - B

(Girls) Payal Panigrahi XII - A

Vice Captain (Boys) Raj Sahoo XI - A

(Girls) Miss. Vonica XI - B

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ASHOKA HOUSE

House Master : Mr. B.M. Vijay Kumar

Associate : Mrs. P. Savitri

Mr. Sanjay Kumar

Mrs. K. Suvarna Murthy

Captain (Boys) P. Suman XII - A

(Girls) Miss. Nitika XII - B

Vice Captain (Boys) Omendra Singh XI - A

(Girls) Miss Pravallika XI - B

RAMAN HOUSE

House Master : Mrs. (Dr.) Annapurna

Associate : Mr. K.C. Pradhan

Mrs. Naga Padma

Mrs. K. Suvarna Murthy

Captain (Boys) Anmol Chetri XII - A

(Girls) Dipika Mishra XII - A

Vice Captain (Boys) Ashish Kumar Yadav XI - A

(Girls) Bijayee Rashmi .M XI - B

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Sports Achievement atKVS National Level

1. Pranathi of Class X won the Gold Medalin Badminton at KVS National Meet heldat New Delhi.

2. Prashanti of Class X won the Gold Medalin Badminton at KVS National Meet heldat New Delhi.

3. V. Sagar of Class XI won silver medal inboxing at KVS National Meet held at NewDelhi.

4. Istiaq saha of Class X participated in theKho-Kho at KVS Nation Meet held in NewDelhi.

5. Seema Yadav and Vani sree of Class XI,participated in Badminton U-19 Yrs, atNational Level, held at Hyderabad.

6. Prasanthi of Class VIII, participated inBadminton U-14 Yrs. at National level, heldat Hyderabad.

Social Science Exhibition

This Vidyalaya had the proud privilege ofconducting Cluster Level Social ScienceExhibition on 14th & 15th of October 2009.

It was organised in grand way with thearrangement of exhibits on one side andconducting cultural competitions on theotherside. Students of 13 vidyalayas with nearly480 students enthusiastically participated in allthe events.

PROGRAMMES TO STRENGTHEN

ACADEMIC ATMOSPHERE

From our vidyalaya 42 studentsparticipated in all the competitions and baggedprizes and positions.

The proud winners are

1. Group Dance - 1st

2. Group Song - 1st

3. Quiz - Ms Shivani TripathyMs Sharmila Jayaram

4. Exhibits explanation -Master Prashanth Tripathy

5. Juniors Solo instrumental -KGS Ganesh Revanth

6. Seniors Solo instrumental - Sarat Shankar

7. Jugal bandhi - KGS Ganesh Revanth& Sarat Shankar

8. Nine working models were also selected.

At the regional level our team of group songand group dance Master Prashanth Tripathyhas selected to represent the Hyderabad Regionat the Nation Integration camp held at Ambala.Two of the Vidyalaya teacher. Mrs. T. SaritaLucas and Dr. DV TyagaRaj escorted and guidedthe student.

On this achievements the assistantcommissioner of the Vidyalaya appreciatedwinners.

The principal of the Vidyalaya and the staffexpressed their pleasure and also congratulatedthe students and the teachers of social sciencedepartment and music teacher for the success.

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National Adolescence Education Programme:

The Parent Advocacy programme inconnection with NAEP was conducted inthe Vidyalaya on 31-01-09. Handouts withobjectives of NAEP were given to the parents.

The Aims and objectives of the programmewere categorically explained to the parents byMs. Pramila Halgeri PGT (English) and Mr. G.V.Subramaniam TGT (Maths) both in English &Hindi with the help of power point presentations.The course of action to be implemented, as apart of CCA was clearly stated. The parents wereexhorted to help, support and strengthen theprincipal and teachers, in their endeavour tofight the menance threatening the adolescentseThis was followed by movie show “AKHARIDASTAK” to bring in awareness about the needfor combating the threat of AIDS to save thefuture generation.

Several Competitions and activities wereconducted in connection with NAEP like “Bone

of Contention” (Group debate) Presentations,Role play, Poster making, Peer educationprogrammes etc.

WORLD AIDS Day was observed on 1stDecember 2008.

Guidance and Counselling

A Guidance and Counselling cell functionunder the in charge ship of Mrs. Pramila HalgeriPGT English. The emphasis is on providingnecessary and timely guidance to students,develop competencies in study skills, memorytechniques and goal setting. Several value basedpower point presentations were shown to thestudents to bring about an effective change intheir mind sets.

Workshops by FRANKFINN,career counselling talks on Fashiondesigning, entry into Defence services and othervocational courses were arranged on a regularbasis.

Maths Olympiad

Master N. Bhargav Sai, hall ticket No. 4184535 appeared for CBSE - 2010 Class X

and got selected for admission into the 6years integrated programme IIIT from Rajeev

Gandhi University Knowledge Technologies NUGIVID for the year 2010-11. The selec-

tion was based on the merit of CBSE AISSE results. He is selected under for

Visakhapatnam District.

Maths Olympiad

All India Rank - 44

Regional Rank - 20

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Staff ListS.No. Name of the Teacher Designation

Shri. M Subramaniam Principal

Shri. Naresh Chandra Bastray Head Master

1. Sri K.Thomas PGT (Commerce)

2. Smt. Pramila. H PGT (English)

3. Sri K.V. Sarma PGT (Chemistry)

4. Sri N. Kareem Khan PGT (Economist)

5. Sri B. Rama Chandra Rao PGT (Hindi)

6. Sri M. Govindu PGT (Maths)

7. Sri Ch.M.S. Kumar PGT (Biology)

8. Sri T.S. Rao PGT (Physics)

9. Sri Rajeev Vashisht PGT (Comp. Sci)

10. G.V. Subrahmanyam TGT (Maths)

11. V.L. Kalyani TGT (Biology)

12. Tulsi Sharma TGT (English)

13. Dr. M. Annapurna TGT (SSt.)

14. K.C. Pradhan TGT (SSt.)

15. P. Savitri TGT (Hindi)

16. B.N. Mishra TGT (Hindi)

17. Sanjay Kumar TGT (Skt)

18. J. Sarita Lucas TGT (SSt.)

19. Mrs. K. Nagapadma TGT (Maths)

20. M. Murali Krishna TGT (Biology)

21. V.V. Ananth Kumar TGT (Maths)

22. A. Ramnarayana TGT (Maths)

23. A. Vijaya Kumari TGT (English)

24. I. Surekha TGT (Hindi)

25. K. Sridharbabu TGT (Hindi)

26. B.M. Vijaya Kumar TGT (English)

27. C. Kamala TGT (Science)

28. K. Suvarna Murthy TGT (English)

29. J. Padmakumari TGT (SSt)

30. Someswarsingh TGT (Skt)

31. M.M. Ali Biag TGT (PE & HE)

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32. J. Srinivasu TGT (W.E.)

33. L. Vijaya Rambabu TGT (Art.Edn)

34. Yash Gupta Yoga

35. Sri A. Vijaya Lakshmi Librarian

36. Dr. D.V.K.G. Tyagaraj PRT (Music)

37. Smt. V Suryakantham PRT

38. Shri. A Srinivasa Rao PRT

39. Smt. N Kameswari Kumari PRT

40. Smt. Suphia Sultana PRT

41. Smt. Nasima Jeelani PRT

42. Smt. G Jayabharati PRT

43. M. Lalitamba PRT

44. Shri. B M Naidu PRT

45. Shri. D. Vikram Kumar Varma PRT

46. Shri. I Sreenivasa Rao PRT

47. Madeena Malik PRT

48. N. Prasanna G. Rao PRT

49. Smt. V P V Purnima PRT

50. Smt. Bharat Laxmi PRT

51. Smt. V. Naga Sreevalli PRT

52. Smt. S Indira PRT

53. M. Vijaya PRT

54. K. Uma Gowri Devi PRT

55. B.V.S. Bharati PRT

56. Y. Lakshman Rao PRT

57. V.K. Lakshmi PRT

58. R. Pola Raju PRT

59. M. Lakshmi PRT

60. B. Satyanarayana Asst. Superintendent

61. K.B.V.S.R.S. Sarma UDC

62. N.V. Narayana Murthy LDC

63. K. Durgiah Lab - Attdts

64. P. Kanaka Rao Lab - Attdts

65. Ch. Sundara Rao Lab - Attdts

66. Borra Satyanarayana Group - D

67. R. Dharma Rao Group - D

68. S.V. Kesava Rao Group - D

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PEACE

Peace is not just the absence of sound,

But it is the cool & quiet state of mind.

Do not reach for peace outside,

For, it can only be experienced inside.

Now embark on an inward journey,

To get rid of your tension agony.

You are not just a physical body of weight,

But, a soul, point source of unique light.

Focus on the centre of your forehead,

You’ll find this as an easiest method.

Detach yourself, go beyond the time & space,

Experience peace in the world of secret silence.

Connect yourself to God, a point of divine light,

You’ll experience a lot of peace bliss & might.

Saurabh Mudgal

V - A

LIFE IS BEAUTY

Life is beauty, admire it.

Life is bliss, taste it.

Life is dream, realize it.

Life is a challenge, meet it.

Life is a duty, complete it.

Life is a game, play it.

Life is a promise, fulfill it.

Life is a sorrow, overcome it.

Life is a song, sing it.

Life is a struggle, accept it.

Life is a tragedy, confront it.

Life is adventure, dare it.

Life is a luck, make it.

Life is too precious, donot destroy it.

Life is life, fight for it.

P. Arul Mozhi

V - A

JOKES

There were three ants one was black, one was red and one was white.

Red ant - Black ant why are you so black?

Black ant - Because I walk under the sun.

Black ant - Red ant why are you so red?

Red ant - Because I drink human blood.

Red ant and black ant together asked = White ant why are you so white?

White ant - Because I apply fair and lovely on my face

In a train three Grand mothers were going

First Grand mother - You know I am 40 years old

Second Grand mother - You know I am 30 years old

Third Grand mother - You know I am 20 years old

Narrator - Just that time a little boy fell from top he said.

Boy - I was born just a minute ago.

K. Govardhan

V - A

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SKY

Oh dear sky,

Why are you so high,

Where the birds fly,

I too want to fly.

How can you bear the hot,

When the sun is on you,

And because of you,

The water looks blue.

One dark night,

When I saw you,

I was amazed to see,

All the stars with you.

You are so high,

I can’t touch you,

I want to be as tall as you,

I think it becomes true.

Oh dear sky,

My dear sky,

Please come down,

Because I love you.

B. Akhil

VII - C

WANTED! WANTED!

When I wanted a pencil

The scale was lost.

When I wanted a scale

The paint brush was lost.

When I wanted a paint brush

The colours were lost.

When I wanted colours

The paper was lost.

When I got all

The competition was over.

G. Yamini

XI - B

FRIENDSHIP

Friendship is my heart

It is a lovely art

Friendship is prosperity

Even at the time of poverty.

Friendship is a flower

which stays forever.

Ruby Haldar

VIII - A

COURAGE

You have never seen this day. You

have never seen the Beauty this day holds.

Just because it rained yesterday and the

ground is flooded, does not mean that

you’re going to get wet today.

The best way through difficulty is

through it.

Sonali Mallick

VI - D

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HA! HA! HA!

Boy (to father) : Why don’t you give me

your car? I’am old enough to drive

a car.

Fa the r : But my car is not old enough to

be given to you.

Once an Indian, a Japanese and an Ameri-

can were lost in a forest while their plane

got damaged.

The Japanese said : I shall repair the

machines because I am a mechanic.

The American said : I will join all the

damaged parts so that it can fly again.

The Indian said : I will write on the plane

‘Made in India’.

Patient (to the doctor) : I like you more

than the previous doctor.

Doctor : Why so?

Patient : Because you took care of me

more like my dearest friend

who is now in the lunatic

asylum.

Afshan Mahweesh

Babloo flunked in math’s paper.

His Papa said angrily : How did you fail?

Bab loo : What could I do? The teacher her-

self is confused and confuses us.

Pa p a : What do you mean?

Bab loo : One day madam was telling, 5 plus 5 makes

10. The next day she said 7 plus 3 makes 10, the 3rd

day she said 6 plus 4 is 10, now you only tell me which

of her statement is true?

Mohan : God knows, why don’t people bathe

for months together?

Ra j u : Why, what is the matter?

Mohan : I feel itchy in just 20 days.

Daboo : Today I bashed up Manu, because

2 days ago he teased me as camel.

K a n u : But why you did not bash him the

day he teased you as a camel?

Daboo : Actually, I saw the camel today for

the first time.

Teacher : If I cut 2 apples and 2 bananas

into 10 pieces each and then add

10 cherries, what do I have?

S i t a : A fruit salad, Sir.

Bunt y : I bathe 10-12 times in summer

and 4-5 times in winter.

B i t tu : It is surprising. How can you bathe

12 times daily?

Bunt y : Oh no! bathe 10-12 times in the

whole summer season.

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A POEM FOR EACH DAY

May you have .........

Enough happiness to keep you sweet

Enough trails to keep you strong

Enough sorrow to keep you human

Enough hope to keep you happy

Enough failure to keep you humble.

Enough success to give you comfort.

Enough friends to meet your eager

Enough wealth to meet your need

Enough enthusiasm to look towards.

Enough faith to ban’sh depression.

Enough depression to make each day

better than yesterday!

Sudha Yadav

IX - C

PENCIL

I am a pencil

I am so sharp

and

I make you sharp

if you use me.

Shaheen

III - A

FRIENDSHIP

I like one ship

I like two ship

but I like one ship,

because it is friendship.

- Payal Pradhan

VII - C

MOTHER

One word mother can’t

compare with another

first word of love

last word of brave

praise her and love her

Till she is there

No friend above her

From cradle till grave

Oh! mother dear

your love is so clear

like a beauty sheer

with you I always cheer

I’ve found none on this sphere

Lovelier than you mother dear.

I love my mother.

Rachel Florence

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GOOD MORNING

(G) rapes

(O) range

Sapp (O) ta

(D) ates

(M) ango

P (O) megranate

St (R) awberry

W (A) ter - melon

P (i) ne - apple

Ba (N) ana

(G) uava

Have a fruitful day.

B. Joethsah

III - A

WORD - MEANINGS

1. School : A place where father pays &

child plays.

2. Hostel : The most modern hospital often

visited by patients suffering

called study.

3. Discipline : A word missing from the

dictionary for students.

4. Politician : A person who promises to build

dams even where there is no

river.

5. Suspicious Person : One who counts his

finger after every handshake.

6. Lecture: The process of passing informa-

tion from the note book of

students without passing

through their heads of either

7. Boss : A guy who comes early to see

who comes late.

8. Marriage : An institution where a boy

losses his bachelor’s degree &

a girl gains her master.

9. Nuclear Bomb : An invention to end all

inventions.

V i v e k

X - D

SECRET OF SUCCESS

‘Aim high’ says the sky

‘Think deep’ says the seas

‘Be on time’ says the clock

‘Keep busy’ says the bee

‘Keep cool’ says the cucumber

‘Keep faithful’ says the dog

‘Be clear’ says the crystal

‘Be gentle’ says the breeze

‘But I say to be good

Have a good friend’

These are keys to be successful in life.

Abhilasha Manhas

XI - B

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GUESS ME IF YOU CAN

1. They are the source of life,

Make the earth habitable

Provides you fruits, flowers

and home to birds

And save lot of energy cost

for your country.

2. She is a must for talking

She is must for testing

But she is not a queen

Yet she is guarded by

32 soldiers.

3. Must for every soldier for

light enemy,

Must for every mother to cook,

Must for few to worship,

Must for any museum to preserve.

4. She arrives only in May and June,

Makes life miserable.

Dries all rivers and pots,

Yet she is a must for rains.

Answers :

(1) Trees (2) Tongue (3) Knife (4)

Heat waves

Deepesh

IX - a

JUST CLOSE YOUR EYES

Where the situation comes to take the

important decisions of your life.

At that time, you do one thing,

Just close your eyes,

and remember the advice of your mother,

Your father, it makes your decision easier.

By recollecting all this,

which will one day, at least once help

you in your future life.

When the situation comes, when you

get trapped yourself in your life.

At that time, you do one thing,

Just close your eyes,

and remember the advice of your teacher,

and teachers advice will make you freeir.

By recollecting all this,

Which will one day, at least once help

you in your future life.

And I think advice is the only,

which is a free education, which we

cannot sell or buy.

But we can spread it through world wide

parents and teachers are equal in

the matter of advice because they

donot leave us back in our future life.

A. Vaishnavi

X - C

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JOKES

Teacher : Ram & Raj you both are very indisciplined. As a punishment you both have to

write your name 200 times and show it to me.

Ram : Its very unfair teacher

Teacher : Why?

Ram : His name is Raj kumar and my name is Ram Singh sharma Satya Prakash

Rajya Pratheek Mishra Shastri Venu Gopa Reddy. Isn’t it unfair

Teacher : Why are you late?

Student : Because of the sign board.

Teacher : What Sign?

Student : The one that says school ahead, go slow.

Father : Why did you get such a low score .

Son : Absent

Father : You never get absent on the day of the test?

Son : No, but the boy who sits next to me was.

Mina asks her friend

Mina : Which book do you like most?

Tina : My husband’s cheque book.

Judge : Kind lady, why did you hit your husband with the chair?

Lady : Because I couldn’t lift the table.

Mother : Why are you spreading sugar under your pillow?

Child : So that I may have sweat dreams.

Akanksha Kumari

V - C

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DADDY AT DIFFERENT AGES

How a son or daughter thinks of his / her daddy at different ages.

At 4 years - My daddy is great

At 6 years - My daddy knows everybody

At 10 years - My daddy is good but is short tempered and knows a little less than my

friends’ dad.

At 12 years - My daddy was very nice to me when I was young.

At 14 years - My daddy is getting fastidious.

At 16 years - My daddy is not in line with the current times. Frankly he does not

know anything.

At 18 years - My daddy is becoming increasingly ranky.

At 20 years - Oh! It’s becoming difficult to tolerate daddy, wonder how mother puts

up with him.

At 23 years - Daddy is objecting to every thing, don’t know when he’ll understand

the world.

At 30 years - Its becoming difficult to manage my son. I was so scared of my father

when I was young.

At 40 years - Daddy brought up me with so much discipline. I wonder how he man-

aged to handle the young generation.

At 45 years - I am baffled as to how my daddy brought us up.

At 50 years - My daddy faced so many hardships to bring us up. [We were four

brothers and sisters] I am unable to manage a single son.

At 55 years - My daddy was so farsighted and planned so many things for us even at

this old age, he is able to control things. He is one of his kind and

unique.

At 60 years - My daddy was great.

Thus, it takes 56 years to complete the cycle and come back to the first state!

But alas! he is no more with me so that I can tell it to him!!

So, don’t waste time and never forget your parents. Realise it in time!!!

Rahul Rao

X - D

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GRAMMAR MADE EASY

Every name is called a Noun,

As field, fountain, street and town;

In place of noun, the pronoun stands,

As he and she can clap their hands;

The adjective describes a thing,

As magic wand or bridal ring,

The verb means an action, something done,

to read and write, to jump and run;

how things are done, the adverb tells,

As quickly, slowly, badly, well;

The preposition shows relation;

As in the street or at the station;

conjunctions join in many ways,

sentences, words, clause and phrase;

The interjection cries out “Hark”

I need an exclamation mark.

Man i sha

VIII - C

DO YOU KNOW

1. Polar bear can eat as many as 86

penguins in a single sitting.

2. If you were to drive a car to the sun, it

would take 150 years.

3. A new born kangaroo is small enough to

fit into a spoon.

4. The average human body contains

enough iron to make a 3 inch nail, carbon

to make 900 pencils, fat to make 7 bars

of soap.

5. When a giraffe baby is born it falls from

a height of six feet, normally without

being hurt.

6. The ant can lift 50 times it’s own weight,

can pull 30 times it’s own weight.

7. The smallest bird is the bee humming

bird and when fully grown it measures

about 5 centimeters long and weight

about 3 grams.

8. The humming bird is the only bird which

can fly backwards.

9. It is impossible to sneeze keeping your

eyes open.

10. Tigers can spend upto eighteen hours

sleeping.

11. Tiger can run with three legs in the air

simultaneously.

12. The Bengal Tigers roar can be heard upto

3 Kilometers.

Ajay Gurung

IX - A

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1 TO 10 WORDS

The most selfish 1 letter

“I” avoid it.

Most satisfactory 2 letter

“WE” use it.

Most poisonous 3 letter

“EGO” kill it.

Most used 4 letter

“LOVE” value it.

Most pleasing 5 letter

“SMILE” keep it.

Fastest spreading 6 letter

“RUMOUR” ignore it.

Hard working 7 letter

“SUCCESS” achieve it.

Most enviable 8 letter

“JEALOUSY” distance it.

Most essential 9 letter

“PRINCIPLE” have it.

Most divine 10 letter

“FRIENDSHIP” maintain it.

MKV Santhosh Kumar

IX - D

FRIENDSHIP

There is no greater joy than

sharing and understanding

and warm friendship.........

And I AM SO glad

That I’ve found one in you......

A friendship is not just

for a day or two, but

the kind, that ‘ll

haste a lifetime through.

N. Tejasri

X - D

RIDDLES1. A driver without license.

Screw Driver

2. A ship which a student wants to

get in school?

Scholarship

3. A sun which is having a dile?

Sundial

4. I am born when it is cold, like glit-

tering pearls on earth. Grass and

flower are my Cradle.

Dew

5. Nobody can catch me, yet I warn

one and all to know my value, who

does not value me has to repent.

Time

N. Vaishnavi

VII - B

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JOKES

thought, but I did not get the past tense of

THINK. So, I wrote THANK”

Teacher : Give me three reasons why

the world is round.

Pup i l : Well, my dad says so, my mom

says so, and now you say so.

Teacher : ‘Mohan refused to eat choco-

late.’ In this sentence what is

Mohan?

Student : Mohan is an idiot, sir!

Ramesh : Is your brother a good sales-

man?

Rahu l : Yes he got 2 orders today.

One, to get out, and the other

to stay out.

Eye -Doctor : How many lines and

letters can you read on the

chart?

Pat i ent : Where is the chart?

Shanu to her elder sister :

Where were you this morning?

S i s t e r : I went to college, stupid.

Shanu : And you returned from the

college stupid, too.

Brijit Joshua

IX - C

Teacher : If you call your mother ‘Mum’,

then what would you call your

mother’s younger sister and

elder sister.

S i s t e r : Mini-mum and maxi-mum.

A nearly bald man went into a saloon and

enquired : How much do you charge for a

hair cut

Hair-dresser : Fifty rupees, sir

M a n : Why so much?

Hair-dresser : Charge is not for a hair-

cut, but for finding the hair to

be cut.

Mothe r : Dimpy, how come you got a

zero in your test paper?

D impy : Ma, what can I do? The other

children took away all the num-

bers and only zero was left.

Teacher : What are the benefits of

watching TV?

D impy : We need not study that time,

Ma’am.

The english exam was on. Ramu read the

question:

What is the past tense of THINK? After much

thinking, he wrote the answer.

Later he told his friend, “I thought and

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LIFE

Life is an ice - cream.

enjoy before it melts.

It is a game,

play before it ends.

It is a stage,

act, before the curtain closes.

It is an eye

watch, before the water dries

It is a plant

develop, before it dies.

It is a storm,

struggle, before it passes away.

It is a nightingale,

chant, before it flies away.

It is a flower,

seep its nectar, before it dries.

It is a ray,

shine, before the sun sets.

It is a land,

cultivate, before it becomes barren

It is a battle,

fight, before others win.

It is a balloon,

blow success into it, before it bursts,

It is a woolen

knit victories before it tears,

It is a branch,

blossom as flowers before it dries.

It is a court

argue before you are condemned.

But see that in your joy.

other’s should not cry.

K. Swarnalata

X - B

GLOBAL WARMING

1. If greenland’s entire ice were to melt,

global sea levels would rise by 7.2

metres.

2. Between 34 and 80 fish species have

become extinct since the late 19th cen-

tury.

3. In Glacier National Park, the number of

glaciers has dropped from 150 to 26.

None will be left within the next 30

years.

4. The present carbondioxide concentration

is the highest in the past 420,000 years

and possibly in past 20 million years.

5. If all your newspaper was recycled, we

could save about 250,000,000 trees

each year.

6. The alpine meadows are disappearing due

to higher temperature. Bighorn sheep,

mountain goats, and gizzly bears are

becoming homeless.

Sweta Chakraborty

IX - C

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ON THE WAY TO GROWING UP

Life is all about growing up

with lessons easy and though

As a baby I was in my mother’s womb

Now I have grown up and want my own

room.

I was told that life changes gradually

But does it changes actually?

I never left my mother’s side

Now when she looks for me I try to hide!

My love for her has not changed

It is just at a different range

Now I have secrets to share

About a guy tall and fair

I have so many questions in my mind.

Today life for me is not all play

It’s filled with tests and exams

and whatever else you say.

My aunt said, “you were not like

this when I last came.”

Is the change in my friends the same?

I have friends who I choose

Whom I know I’ll never lose.

I always feel “Why grow up?”

can’t I have my milk in the same old cup?

But life has to move on

one has to grow up once one is born!

K. Ruchika

XI - B

GRAMMATICAL POEM

A noun is the name of a thing,

A school garden, kite or king;

An adjective describes the kind of noun,

As great, small, pretty, yellow or brown;

In place of nouns, pronouns stand,

His head, her face, your arm, your hand.

A verb tells of something being done,

To see, count, carry laugh or run;

How things are done the adverbs tell,

As slowly quickly, ill or well;

Conjuctions join words together,

As men and women wind and weather

The preposition stands before

A noun, as in or through a door;

The interjection shows surprise,

As how pretty, now wise!

These little words you often use;

Articles ‘a’, ‘an’ and ‘the’.

All these are called parts of speech;

When you read, write, speak or teach!

K. Shubham

IX - A

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ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS DAYS

i) Beginning in 2009, 8 June was officially declared by the United Nations as the World

Oceans Day.

ii) September 16 was designated by the United General Assembly as the International day

for the preservation of the Ozone layer.

iii) On June 5, 1972, the UN General Assembly established the World Environmental Day.

iv) International mountain day has been celebrated annually on December 11, from 2003

onwards, to promote sustainable mountain development.

v) In 1992 the United Nations General Assembly declared March 22 as the world water

day.

vi) Observed on may 22, every year the world Biodiversity Day is a United Nations - sanc-

tioned international holiday for the promotion of biodiversity issues.

vii) Officially designated by the United Nations and first celebrated in 1986, the World Habitat

Day is observed every year on the first Monday of October throughout the world.

Akhil Varma

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FRIENDSHIP

Friendship is not a fashion

But deep like an ocean

Friendship is not to loose

But only to choose

Friendship is not dishonesty

But only purity.

Friendship is not loneliness

But only togetherness

Friendship is not to resign

But only to retain.

Friendship is not changing

thoughts

But only sharing thoughts.

Manisha Bose

VIII - A

LOVE

Love is a Greeting Card

Life is a Progress Card

Wife is a Ration Card

Lover is a Sim Card

But Friendship is a Warranty Card.

Keep it Safe.

Sha l i n i

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BRAIN QUIZ

1. Which city is known as city of golden

gate?

2. Which city is known as the city of seven

Hills ?

3. Which continent is known as Dark Conti-

nent?

4. Which city is known as Garden City?

5. Which country is known as Holy Land?

6. Which country is named Island of pearls?

7. Which is known as land of Cakes?

8. Which is known as land of Midnight sun?

9. Which country is known as land of Rising

Sun?

10. Queen of Arabian Sea?

11. Which river is sorrow of china?

12. Spice garden of India?

13. Venice of the east?

14. Which state is named God’s own coun-

try?

A n s w e r s

1) San Francisco (2) Rome (3) Africa

(4) Bangalore (5) Palestina (6) Bahrain

(7) Scotland (8) Norway (9) Japan (10) Kochi

(11) Hwang Hu (12) Kerala(13) Venice of

east - Alappuzha (14) Kerala

Tanu Shree

VII - B

JOKES

Book Seller : If you buy this mathemat-

ics book, you are sure to score 50 marks

out of 100 marks in maths paper.

Student : Then give me 2 copies of the

same book.

Teacher : Sujit if your attendance is short

you will not be allowed to sit in the examina-

tion.

Sujit : That is fine, madam I will give my

examination standing.

Passenger : Listen! make me sit in the

compartment where there are no passen-

gers to disturb me.

Luggage bearer : Very well sir! sit in the

Goods train.

PATH OF TRUTH

On the path of truth,

Life is not so smooth.

Problems you’ll find,

Not one, but of many kinds.

Obstacles are there,

Nothing to worry nor to fear.

Never shed a drop of tear,

Every work and each step

Should be clear.

Truth is as high as the sky,

We can reach if we try.

Nothing is earned by birth,

Everything is acquired on earth.

Everyone realizes it with a sigh

We have to leave behind

Everything when we die!

M.R. Ashwini

VII - B

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WINNER VS LOSER

The winner is always a part of answer.

The loser is always a part of problem

The winner is always has a programme.

The loser always has an excuse.

The winner says “Let me do it for you”

The loser says “That’s not my job”.

The winner sees an answer for every problem

The loser sees the problem in every answer.

The winner sees a green near every sand trap

The loser sees two or three sand traps near every green.

The winner says “It may be difficult but it’s possible”.

The loser says “It may be possible but its too difficult”.

V.N.S. Vikram Kumar

IX - B

LAUGH OUT LOUD!

Teacher : People in Turkey are called Turks. How do we call the people of Germany?

Student : Of course, Germs, Miss!

Teacher : Pappu, your composition ‘My Dog’ is exactly the same as that of your brother.

Did you copy his essay?

Pappu : No, Sir, we keep the same dog!

Teacher : What is the best way to store milk?

Student : Leave it in the cow.

Siva : What happened to Sanjay’s hand?

Ashok : He put it into a horse’s mouth to count the teeth.

Siva : And then?

Ashok : The horse shut its mouth to count his fingers!

Why did the boy point out all his sense organs? Because the teacher asked him, “Do you have

any sense?”

Sradha Narayan

IX - D

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THREE CHEERS TO TEACHERS!!!

Meaning

In Sanskrit, the syllable gu means shadows; and the syllable ru means be who disperses

them; because of the power to disperse darkness a guru is called so.

- Advayataraka Upanishad 14-18, Verse 5

The concept of the “Guru” can be traced as far back as the early Upanishads, where the idea

of the Divine Teacher on earth first manifested itself. Teacher in English Means guru.

The word ‘student’ is derived from the Latin Verb ‘Student’ meaning “one who directs zeal at

the subject.” Thus a teacher is one who will disperse darkness from those who possess a zeal

for getting enlightened.

Where our teachers stand in our lives.

“Matha Pitha Guru Deivam” is a very popular adage or phrase in Sanskrit language.

Our parents provide us with food, clothing and shelter and send us to school to get dedicated;

our teachers go a little further and make us literates by bridging the gap between education

and literacy.

I always wondered what the teachers expected of us. After ,much thought process, I under-

stood all that they wanted was to willingly keep our minds open to what they say and follow

that faithfully. If, we do so then we automatically score better, win laurels, and more impor-

tantly become disciplined in life.

When a student proves oneself and wins anything, she/he is well awarded and rewarded. And

the teachers who made such a master piece out of the student, proudly smile and, they seek

our victories for nothing more than that humble happiness!.

“I am indebted to my father for living but to my teacher for living well” said Alexander the

Great. We grow each day and pass out of the school one fine day, and the teachers who

groomed us selflessly keep grooming generation after generation.

No wonder my mother often says “I take care of a 12 year old twice in my life (me and my

sister); but, your teachers care for thousands of such 12 year old thoughts out their ser-

vice. So, they would know better.”

Gratitude :

And quoting Jean Baptise Massie, I shall conclude by saying ‘Gratitude is the memory of the

heart”.

THANK YOU MY DEAR TEACHERS...... though I never can thank you

enough . . . . . . . . . .

Divvya Ramesh

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POEMS

Grown-ups, that you are (for us)

Always advising us, makes us peaceless.

Always scolding us, makes us upset,

Always comparing us, makes us jealous.

Always watching us, makes us nervous.

Always instructing us, makes us irritated.

But, this is the way in which you teach us

wisdom make us perfect.

So, Thank you.

Tr e e s

Trees are generous gifts

from mother nature;

We live on trees

we survive on trees.

Trees are miracles

which gives us basic needs

and release us from

bondage of diseases.

Trees give us plenty

which include beauty

It relieves us from fury

and gives us glory

Wa t e r

Water is precious like diamonds

as it is available free of cost

Water saves lives like medicines

and it is priceless

Water is a home for many

it is restless

water is like love

as it is daily required.

Shrradaa Ramesh

II - D

BE SURE

Be sure to eat nutritious food,

to keep your body strong

Too much candy, junk and pop,

Can do your body wrong.

Be sure to get a lot of sleep,

Each and every night,

You’ll feel, good in the morning

when your night time’s right.

Be sure to wash both your hands,

and use a lot of soap..

Dont give cold and flu germs,

Any kind of hope.

Sam i k sha

VII - B

HOW LONG?

After the death of man; how long organs live

Eye - 31min.

Heart - 10min.

Ear - 1hour

Brain - 10min

Legs - 4hours

Hands - 4hours

Skin - 5days

Bones - 20days

N. Pavan Kumar

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A REQUEST

Flower’s request - Don’t pluck me.

Bird’s request - Don’t catch me.

Animals request - Don’t hurt me.

Tree’s request - Don’t cut me.

River’s request - Don’t hurt me.

Fish request - Don’t hurt me.

Nature’s request - Don’t pollute me.

Rab ina

IX - C

EDUCATION

* Education is a pain

which provides you gain.

* Education is a duty

which provides you beauty.

* Education is a game

which provides you fame.

* Education is a nile

which provides you smile

* Education is a fashion

which provides you passion.

* Education is an aspiration

which provides you inspiration

* Education is a teacher

which makes you a preacher

* Education is a light

which makes your life bright.

Amandeep Kaur

VIII - A

JOKES

Once two people were quarreling with each

other. The first told, “I will slap you so hard

that you will reach Bombay”. The second per-

son requested, “Please slap me little gently

because I have to go only up to Pune!”

Once a boy was cycling near a river and sing-

ing the song. “Meh boba”- Meh boba”. All of

sudden he fell down into the river and than

starting singing. “Mai Dooba- Mai dooba”

S o n - “My teacher said that I am a

tiger at maths.

Fa the r - “Yes indeed! Tigers can’t do

sums either”

Robber - Hey! Give me your purse, oth-

erwise I will shoot you? (The

man gives the purse)

Robber - “Ha! Ha! Ha! No bullet in the

gun”

M a n - “Ha! Ha! No money in my purse”

M a r r y - “Sonu, which hand do you write

with?”

S o n u - I usually write with a pen.

Aman Singh

VIII - A

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REFLECTION

“A little boy and his father were walking on the mountain. Suddenly, his son falls, hurts

himself and screams: “AAAhhhhhhhhh! !!”

To his surprise, he hears the voice repeating, somewhere in the mountain;

“AAAhhhhhhhhh! !!”

Curious, the little boy yells : “Who are you?”

He receives the answer: “Who are you?”

And then the boy screams to the mountain : “You’re Stupid”

The voice answers : “You’re Stupid”

Frustrated at the response, the boy screams: “I hate you”

He receives the answer : “I hate you”

He looks to his father and asks: “What’s going on?”

The father smiles and says: “My son, pay attention.”

The father screams: “You are a champion!”

The voice answers: “You are a champion!”

The boy is surprised, but does not understand. Then the father explains : “People call this

ECHO, but really this is LIFE. It gives you back everything you say or do. Our life is simply a

reflection of our actions.”

If you want more love in the world, create more love in your heart. If you want people to

respect you, respect them. This relationship applies to everything, in all aspects of life. Life

will give you back everything you have given to it.

You life is not Coincidence. It’s a Reflection of you!

K. Ramakanth,

VII - A

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THREE THINGS

1. Three things to respect - Oldage, religion and law.

2. Three things to cultivate - Courage, cheerfulness and contentment.

3. Three things to love - Purity, honesty and hardwork.

4. Three things to maintain - Promise, friendship and affection.

5. Three things to control - Tongue, temper and temptation

6. Three things to avoid - Drinking, smoking and gambling.

7. Three things to achieve - Destiny, Identity and determination.

Bhav i tha

VIII - B

FREEDOM THROUGH MEDITATION

Reading a newspaper is to pass time

Reading one’s textbook is to study

Reading a novel is entertainment

Reading scriptures is swadhyaya

Reading great biographies is Enlightenment

Reading notes is preparation

Reading one’s own mind is introspection

Reading the soul is meditation

Meditation leads to freedom.

Shreya Pal

IX - B

QUOTATIONS AND JOKES

A to Z Rules of Friendship.

Avoid Bad Company. Don’t have Ego with

Friends. Give up Hurting. Incidences. Just

Keep Linking Me. Never Omit Possessive-

ness. Quite Remember me Seldom Trust.

Use Valid Words. Xpress Your Zeal.

This is A - Z rules of friendship.

2. A flower says “Dont Touch me”

A bird says “Dont Shoot me”

An animal says “Dont Kill me”

But As I say you “Dont Forget me”

Abhay

IX - C

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SCIENCE vs RELIGION

Science can give you

Bread and butter

Religion can give you

Love and peace


Money and power


Strength and Wisdom


Comforts and Happiness


Freedom and bliss

Science can give

Lust and greed

Religion can satisfy

The minimum needs

Science converts

Man into machine

Religion makes man divine.

Vijeta Nagar

X - B

REMEMBERING AND LOGICAL

THINKING WORDS

i) Don’t trust money because it gives

bed but not sleep.

ii) It gives books but not mind.

iii) It gives luminous but not happiness.

So don’t show much love on money.

N. Gowri Prasad

X - C

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TENSION

TENSION, Tension, tension!

All have tension

Tension here, Tension there;

Tension everywhere.

My papa’s tension, export order completion

My mama’s tension, children’s eduction

Children’s tension, choosing politician.

Principal’s tension, student’s participation

Teacher’s tension, note book correction.

Sportsman’s tension , selection.

Nation’s tension, world recognition

My tension seeing everyone in tension

God! help us out of this tension.

N. Pavan Kumar

VIII - A

MODERN CULTURE

Where is time to think of God?

This is the language

of the command lad.

Run, run, run

The world moves fast

Just a pause

And you are lost.

Earn, earn, earn

Be happy and glad

Don’t care for

The pitiable sad.

This is the trend

of the modern lad.

N i t i k a

XII - A

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FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD

Facts

1) The first ice - cream soda was sold in 1874 in the US.

2) There are more than 10,000 types of tomatoes.

3) Do you know that an onion, apple and potato all have the same taste? The differences

in flavour are caused by their smell.

4) China used 45 billion chop sticks per year 25 million trees are chopped down to make

the sticks.!

5) The Chinese first discovered tea. Actually it was a chinese emperor who first tasted

the bru in 2737 B.C. When some tea leaves accidently flew into a pot of boiling water.

6) India is the largest tea producer in the world.

7) The great comet in 1843 had a tail that was over 300 kilometers long.

8) The electric tooth brush was invented in 1939.

N. Srikanth Nayak

IX - D

KNOWLEDGE

A man of knowledge

increases strength.

Brain power is better than muscle power.

Dress does not give knowledge.

Knowledge is better than wealth.

You have to look after wealth.

knowledge looks after you.

Knowledge is proud that he was learn’d so much,

Wisdom is humble that he knows no more.

Knowledge is the body of culture,

understanding is its soul.

Profit is inherited, knowledge is not.

Knowledge comes from the head and heart.

P. Jyothsna

X - D

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JOKES

Police - What are you doing

Drunker - I heard the world goes around every 24hrs and I am waiting for

my home to come.

Santa - My wife died yesterday. I am trying to cry but tears are not

coming.

Banta - Just imagine she has come back. They will come automatically.

Shyam and Ram were fixing a bomb.

Shyam - What would you do if the bomb exploded while planting it.

Ram - Don’t worry I have another one with me.

Shyamala’ and his son are talking

Son - Dad there is some one at the door to collect donation for a

swimming pool.

Shayamala - Give him a glass of water.

Judge - Did you steal money from this man...

Thief - No, he gave it to me.

Judge - When...

Thief - When I showed him the knife.

Wife grumbled - We have an electric blender, toaster and bread maker but

there is no place to sit down. The husband bought her an

electric chair.

An unmarried man has no buttons on his shirts.

A married man has no shirt.

Pintu - Dad get me married soon else I will marry granny!

Pappu - You cannot marry granny she is my mom

Pintu - So what, Didn’t you marry my mom.

G. Siva Krishnan

IX - C

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FRIENDSHIP

Win a heart which never breaks

Give a smile which never hurts

make a touch which never pains

make friendship which never ends.

TONGUE TWISTERS

Weather the whether be fine

or whether the weather be not

whether the weather be cold

or whether the weather be hot

we’ll weather the weather

whether we like it or not.

Betty bought a bit of bitter

but the bit of butter

was a little bitter,

so they bought some butter

butter to make, the bitter

Butter, bitter better.

How much dew drops a dewdrop drop

If dewdrops do drop dew?

They do drop, they do

As do dewdrops drop

If dewdrops do drop dew.

I thought A thought

but the thought I thought

wasn’t the thought I thought

If the thought I thought

The thought had been thought

I thought

I wouldn’t have thought so much.

Mr. and Misses missed the bus (5

times continuously)

Mix miss masala mix (5 times con-

tinuously)

M. Sindhusha

X - A

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WHAT A DAY HAVE COME?

What a day have come

Pollution sticks to us with gum

the water we drink may not be pure

And the air we breathe is air, not sure

Even the sounds we hear

may damage our ear

And the food we eat

can be factories treat.

Now, the world is under serious threat

It is going to face the troubles,

that it has ever met.

The time has come to prove our birth

So please try your best to save the earth.

B. Tan ima

X - C

THE DAY I WOKE UP EARLY

Early in the morn,

When I wake upon,

I saw the sun to rise

red, charming and wise,

orange rays filled the whole sky

But to share my happiness,

I had neigh.

So, I peeped through the window,

to see the sun glow.

The joy I felt,

could never be spelt

My eyes grew large,

as if I had a charge.

The whole day I felt good

And all were surprised by my mood.

The day I could never forget.

for the first time when,

I and the sun met

- Dipika Mishra

XII - A

FUNNY DEFINITIONS

Robbery : Business without investment.

Skeleton : Bones with person missing.

College : A place where father pays and the son plays.

Women : The first non-stop talking machine invented by god.

Politician : One who promises a bridge where there is no river.

Tuition : License to pass the exam.

Abhishek Padhi

VIII - D

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LN˛ üuÃÚ ™Êut∫ ™ı, ™åz LN˛ ªúÆÁ N˛¬tÁ∫ ¢ı N˛Á,

EÁ∫ oÏ∫Êo ™ÏÊ“ GeÁN˛∫ Hú∫ N˛Áz tzQÁ

§Áz¬Á LN˛ ¬ÁQ ªúÆÁ N˛™ Ãz N˛™ tz tzåÁ

oÓ oÁz “ §‰gÁ E™y∫, ™z∫Á øúÆÁ ¢˛ÁzQb ™ı å ¬z ¬zåÁ @

u¢˛∫ ßTƒÁå N˛y Hú∫ Ãz EÁƒÁ„\ EÁF|

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oz∫Á ªúÆÁ u™¬ÁN˛∫ ú“¬z åÊ§∫ ƒÁ¬z N˛Áz LN˛ ¬ÁQ tz utÆÁ “

E§ oz∫Á åÊ§∫ “\Á∫ åÁ ÃÁz uåãÆÁåƒz “ @

“™Á∫z Æ“ÁÂ Ã§N˛Á u“ÃÁ§ u§¬NÏ ¬ ÃÁ¢˛ “

N˛y TF| T¡oy oÏ z ™Á¢˛ “

ú∫ \§ oN˛ oz∫Á åÊ§∫ EÁLTÁ

MÆÁ oÓ GúßÁzT N˛∫åz “zoÏ \y úÁLTÁ @

Æut oÓ FÃ ªúL N˛Á ÃtÏúÆÁzT \Áz N˛∫oÁ

oÁz uN˛Ãy ¬ÁYÁ∫ ßÓQz N˛Á úzb ß∫oÁ

ƒÁz ßy \yƒå ™ı ÃÏQ N˛y tÏEÁLÊ N˛∫oÁ

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§Ï Áz oÁz \Áåı

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2. EÁN˛Á∆ N˛Áz ƒ“ ZÓoÁ “,N˛ßy å“Î ƒ“ ÏN˛oÁ “,YÁ“z EÁL §Át, oÓ¢˛Áå,Eúåy ∆Áå ™ı ∫“oÁ “ @

3. LN˛ Yy\ LzÃy N˛“¬ÁL,“∫ N˛ÁzF| ™\§Ó∫y ™ı QÁL,ú∫ N Ãy ™\§Ó∫y,QÁ N˛∫ ßy ßÓQÁ ∫“ \ÁL @

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5. HÊYÁF| ™Ï z ßÁL,úN ‰g å ™Ï z úÁL @∫ÊT“yå “ÓÊ ™,åÁ™ \∫Á §o¬ÁEÁz @

6. tÏuåÆÁ ß∫ N˛y N˛∫oÁ Ã∫,á∫oy ú∫ å ∫QåÁ ú∫,utå ™ı ÃÁzoÁ, ∫Áo ™ı \ÁToÁ,∫Áo EÊáz∫y ™z∫z §T∫ @

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8. úN ‰g å“Î ÃN˛oÁ ™Ï z N˛ÁzF|,Ãßy N˛Áz N˛∫oÁ “ÓÊ EÁTÁ“ @u\Ã åz ™Ï z å“Î ú“YÁåÁ,ƒ“ “ u§¬NÏ ¬ ¬Áú∫ƒÁ“ @

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™áÏ∫ Tyo “∫t™ TÁåÁ @@

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EúåÁ tz∆ ™“Áå

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“™ ™oƒÁ¬z u“©™oƒÁ¬z @

Y¬oz “ÂÃoz - “ÂÃoz @@

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Eúåy ™ÁÂ N˛Á EÁÂY¬

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¢Ó ¬Áı \ÃÁ ™å @

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Ãßy N˛ueå EÁÃÁå @

EúåÁ tz∆ ™“Áå @@

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EÁ\ N˛y, N˛¬ N˛y

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¢Ó ¬Áı N˛y, §™Áı N˛y

MÆÁ, oÏ™ FÃ ÃÊÃÁ∫ ™ı

å“Î \ÁåÁ - YÁ“ÁzTz

MÆÁ, oÏ™ å“Î ÃÏååÁ YÁ“ÁzTz

uN˛oÁ§Áı N˛y §Áoı,

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\ÁzN˛LN˛ §Á∫ LN˛ T¿Á“N˛ uN˛Ãy “Ázb¬ ™ı \ÁoÁ “ @ ƒ“Á ƒÁz ƒzFb∫ Ãz LN˛ õ¬zb úÁ¬N˛ úåy∫ ™ÁÂToÁ “ @ƒzFb∫ \§ úÁ¬N˛ úåy∫ ¬ÁoÁ “ oÁz T¿Á“N˛ N˛“oÁ “ -

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å“Î N˛Á™åÁ Ãƒ|Àƒ N˛y @

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∫Á\Á (gÁMb∫ Ãz) - <<gÁMb∫ ÃÁ“§, ™z∫z tÁÂoÁz

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gÁMb∫ - <<Æ“ N˛§ Ãz “ ?>>

∫Á\Á - <<\§ Ãz ™åz ¬Áz“z Nz Yåz Y§Áåz N˛Á

Es| \ÁååÁ YÁ“Á @>>

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EXZy §Áo å“Î “ @ Óe ™åÏ…Æ N˛Á

Ã§Ãz §‰gÁ tÏ≈™å “ @ <<

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N˛“Á sÁ uN˛ “™z tÏ≈™åÁÊz Ãz ßy õÆÁ∫

N˛∫åÁ YÁu“L !>>

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ÃÁ™ÁãÆ rÁå ú∫Qı

1) “ ™øÀs¬y \ãoÏ, EÁ∫ \Áz,

u§åÁ \¬ uúÆz \yoÁ “,

§ÄÁÁı@ GÃN˛Á åÁ™ §oÁEÁz

ƒ“ å N˛ßy \¬ úyoÁ “ ?

2) ÃÁÊÃ nƒYÁ Ãz ¬zoÁ “ \Áz

EÁ∫ nƒYÁ Ãz úyoÁ \¬,

GÃy N˛yb“Á∫y üÁmy N˛Áz

ú“YÁåÁz, ™uo §åz uƒ™¬ ?

3) LN úqy u™¬Á tÓ∫ Ãz “y Ã§ NÏ Z tzQ ¬zoÁ,

\§ u∆N˛Á∫ GÃz u™¬ \ÁL oÁz u™åbÁz

™ı ƒ“ÁÂ ú“ÏÂY \ÁL,

ƒ“ N˛ßy ßÓQÁ å“Î ™∫oÁ,

tzQåz ™ı ÃÏÊt∫ ¬ToÁ @

GÃ úqy N˛Á åÁ™ §oÁEÁz ?

4) N˛Á™ N˛∫Áz NÏ Z LzÃÁ u\ÃÃz,

§åz oÏ©“Á∫y ßy ú“YÁå @

Ãƒ|üs™ uN˛Ãåz úÁÆÁ sÁ

§ÄÁÁz! Ã∫Àƒoy Ã©™Áå ?

5) Qz¬ N˛Áå Ãz “ u\ÃÃz

Ã©§uãáo “, sÁ™Ã N˛ú @

Qz¬ ™ı ßy EÁƒ≈ÆN˛ “ @

ÜÆÁå - ÃÁáåÁ - ™z“åo - oú

6) Ã§Ãz §‰gÁ ∫§∫ GnúÁtN˛

tz∆ N˛Áå ÃÁ N˛“¬ÁoÁ ?

\Áz u\oåy ™z“åo N˛∫oÁ “

ƒ“ Goåz åÊ§∫ úÁoÁ ?

7) §ÄÁÁz @ §Áz¬Áz uN˛Ã ütz∆ ™ı

uÀso “ <N˛Ázƒ¬™> úÏu¬å?

úÆ|båÁs| ƒ“ÁÂ \ÁEÁz oÏ™

∫“Áz ƒ“ÁÂ ú∫ sÁz‰gz utå @

8) QÁ¬ÃÁ úÊs Nz ÃÊÀsÁúN˛ N˛Á åÁ™ §oÁEÁz

Æut “Áz rÁo ?

uåß|Æ ∫“Áz “™z∆Á \T ™ı

YÁ“z utå “Áz ÆÁ YÁ“z ∫Áo ?

9) \§ ßy N˛ÁzF| ™ÏÃy§o EÁoy

^úb úz‰g ú∫ ™ Y‰j \Áoy @

∆z∫ ™Ï z ™ÁÃy N˛“oÁ “

\ÊT¬ ™ı ÃÏQ Ãz ∫“oÁ “?

10)™ªs¬ N˛Á \“Á\ N˛“¬ÁoÁ

N˛Á™ ßÁ∫ jÁzåz Nz EÁoÁ

™ÏÂ“ ™ı \y∫Á ¬ÁzT §oÁoz

üuoutå úÁåy å“Î uú¬Áoz ?

G∫G∫G∫G∫G∫

1) NÊ˛TÁª ∫b (2) ™zjN˛ (3) §Á\1) NÊ˛TÁª ∫b (2) ™zjN˛ (3) §Á\1) NÊ˛TÁª ∫b (2) ™zjN˛ (3) §Á\1) NÊ˛TÁª ∫b (2) ™zjN˛ (3) §Á\1) NÊ˛TÁª ∫b (2) ™zjN˛ (3) §Á\

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(6) sÁF|¬¯g (7) Nz˛∫¬ (8)TÏø TÁzuƒãt uÃÊ“(6) sÁF|¬¯g (7) Nz˛∫¬ (8)TÏø TÁzuƒãt uÃÊ“(6) sÁF|¬¯g (7) Nz˛∫¬ (8)TÏø TÁzuƒãt uÃÊ“(6) sÁF|¬¯g (7) Nz˛∫¬ (8)TÏø TÁzuƒãt uÃÊ“(6) sÁF|¬¯g (7) Nz˛∫¬ (8)TÏø TÁzuƒãt uÃÊ“

(9) u§®y (10) HÊb(9) u§®y (10) HÊb(9) u§®y (10) HÊb(9) u§®y (10) HÊb(9) u§®y (10) HÊb

E\Æ TÏ∫ÊTE\Æ TÏ∫ÊTE\Æ TÏ∫ÊTE\Æ TÏ∫ÊTE\Æ TÏ∫ÊT

åƒÎ - EåƒÎ - EåƒÎ - EåƒÎ - EåƒÎ - E

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YÏbNÏ˛¬zT¿Á“N˛ - ™ FÃ §ÁÊÃÏ∫y N˛Áz ƒÁúÃ N˛∫åÁ

YÁ“oÁ “ÓÂ @

tÏN˛ÁåtÁ∫ - MÆÁı, MÆÁ “ÏEÁ ?

T¿Á“N˛ - tzQoz å“Î FÃ™ı Zzt “ @

∫Á™Ó (EÜÆÁúN˛ Ãz)- Ã∫ MÆÁ u§åÁ ut™ÁT Nz

EÁt™y u\ÊtÁ å“Î ∫“ ÃN˛oÁ @

EÜÆÁúN˛ - MÆÁı å“Î, oÏ™ ßy oÁz u\ÊtÁ “Áz @

§Êby - MÆÁ oÏ™ EÁN˛Á∆ ™ı oÁ∫z uTå ÃN˛oz

“Áz ?

uYÊbÓ - Eßy oÁz EÊáz∫Á “ N˛¬ utå ™ı

uTåN˛∫ §oÁHÂTÁ @

EÁutnÆ - ™ÁzåÓ úoÁ “ EÁ\ ™ åz úÏu¬ÃƒÁ¬Áı

N˛Áz §zƒNÓ ¢˛ §åÁÆÁ @

™ÁzåÓ - N Ãz @

EÁutnÆ - ƒz ™Ï z ≈ÆÁ™ Ã™^N˛∫ úyb ∫“z sz,

ú∫ ™ oÁz EÁutnÆ sÁ @

“ÂuÃÆz ¬zuN˛å \∫Á ÃÊß¬ Nz˛“ÂuÃÆz ¬zuN˛å \∫Á ÃÊß¬ Nz˛“ÂuÃÆz ¬zuN˛å \∫Á ÃÊß¬ Nz˛“ÂuÃÆz ¬zuN˛å \∫Á ÃÊß¬ Nz˛“ÂuÃÆz ¬zuN˛å \∫Á ÃÊß¬ Nz˛

∫z¬ TÁ‰gy õ¬zb¢˛Á™| ZÁz‰g YN˛y sy @ YÁ∫ ™ÏÃÁu¢˛∫

ßÁToz “ÏÆz, Gå™Êz Ãz tÁz oz\ Y¬oy b~zå Ãz EÊt∫

EÁ TÆz @ tÁzåÁz ™ı Ãz LN˛ §Áz¬Á - E\y MÆÁ QÁQ

N˛™Á¬ “ÏEÁ @ EÃ¬ ™ı \Áåz ƒÁ¬z oÁz ƒ“Î ∫“

TÆz, “™ oÁz Gã“ı ZÁz‰gåz EÁÆz sz @

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ÃÊoÁ - <<oÏ©“z úoÁ “ uN˛ \§ ™z∫Á \ã™ “ÏEÁ

sÁ, oÁz u™u¬b~y ƒÁ¬Áı åz F≤˛yÃ oÁzúı

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TÆÁ?>>

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ƒN˛y¬ - <<N˛§?>>

YÁz∫ - <<\§ ™åz FÃz Eúåy §ÊtÓN˛ utQÁF|@>>

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Eú∫Ááy - \y å∫N˛ ™ı @

\\ - ET∫ oÏ™ ÃY §Áz¬ÁzTz oÁz ?

Eú∫Ááy - \y \z¬ ™ı

EÜÆÁúN˛- Y¬oy §Ã Ãz N˛§ GoÁ∫åÁ YÁu“L?

ZÁfiÁ - \§ EÀúoÁ¬ å„\tyN˛ “Áz @

∫Ázu“o - <<§oÁ ÃÁzåÓ, EÁú∫z∆å N˛∫oz Ã™Æ

gÁMb∫ Eúåz Yz“∫z ú∫ åN˛Á§ MÆÁı

ú“å ¬zoz “ ?>>

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åƒÎ - ÃåƒÎ - ÃåƒÎ - ÃåƒÎ - ÃåƒÎ - Ã

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N˛∫o - N˛∫o E•ÆÁÃ Nz \‰g™uo “Ázo ÃÏ\Áå

N˛∫o - N˛∫o E•ÆÁÃ Nz \‰g™uo “Ázo ÃÏ\Áå,∫Ã∫y EÁƒo - \Áo o uÃ∫ ú∫ “Ázo uå∆Áå @

ƒÀoÏo: \Áz \‰g™uo “, ƒz E•ÆÁÃ Ãz ÃÏ\Áå §å \Áoz “, \Áz ÃÏ\Áå “, ƒz NÏ ∆¬ §å \Áoz “, \Áz NÏ ∆¬“ ƒz Eúåy N˛¬Á ™ı úÓm|oÁ uÀs∫ ∫“oy “@ FÃ üN˛Á∫ E•ÆÁÃ N˛y N˛ÁzF| Ãy™Á å“Î, GÃN˛Á N˛ÁzF| EÊoå“Î @ u\oåÁ TÏ‰g gÁ¬ÁzTz GoåÁ “y ™yeÁ “ÁzTÁ @

ÃÊÃÁ∫ ™ı \ã™ Ãz “y N˛ÁzF| uƒ˚Áå å“Î @EÁ∫Êß ™ı Ãßy \‰g™uo “Ázoz “, E•ÆÁÃ N˛∫åz Ãz ™ÓQ| √ÆuO˛ßy GÃy üN˛Á∫ YoÏ∫ §å\ÁoÁ “ u\Ã üN˛Á∫ NÏ LÂ Ãz §Á∫ - §Á∫ úÁåy QÎYåz Ãz úns∫ ú∫ N˛Áz™¬∫ÀÃy ßy uå∆ÁåÁ gÁ¬ tzoy “@

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<uNÊ T §¿ÓÃ Llg ú∫Áu\o N˛∫ utÆÁ @ N˛uƒoÁ ÃÊÃÁ∫ ™ı üz∫mÁ N˛Á œÁÁzo §åy “ÏF| “ @ ∫Á§b| §¿ÓÃ N˛yuå∫ão∫ ÆÏÚ ™ı ú∫Á\Æ “Áz ∫“y sy @ ƒ“ NÊ t∫Á ™ı uZú TÆÁ @ ƒ“ÁÂ GÃåz ™N ‰gy N˛Áz §Á∫ - §Á∫ Hú∫Y‰jåz N˛Á üÆÁÃ N˛∫oz tzQÁ @ ÃÁoƒÎ §Á∫ ™ı ™N ‰gy Eúåz üÆÁÃ ™ı Ã¢˛¬ “ÏF| @ FÃ VbåÁ åz ∫Á§b|§¿ÓÃ N˛Áz GnÃÁu“o uN˛ÆÁ @ GÃåz LN˛ §Á∫ ÆÏÚ ™ı úÏå: üÆÁÃ N˛∫åz N˛Á uå≈YÆ uN˛ÆÁ EÁ∫ Ã¢˛¬oÁüÁõo “ÏF| @

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E•ÆÁÃ \yƒå ™ı Ã¢˛¬oÁ ut¬Áåz ƒÁ¬Á ™Ó¬™Êfi “ @ Ã™Á\ ÃÏáÁ∫ LƒÊ ∫Á…b~ GnsÁå ™ı E•ÆÁÃN˛Á uƒ∆z ™“nƒ “ @ E•ÆÁÃ Ãz T¬uoÆÁÂ ÀƒÆÊ tÓ∫ “Áz \Áoy “ @ uN˛Ãy ßy N˛Á∆¬ N˛Áz ÃyQåz Nz u¬LE•ÆÁÃ N˛y “y EÁƒ≈ÆN˛oÁ “Ázoy “ @ EÊT¿z\y ™ı N˛“Áƒo “ Practice makes a mans perfect E•ÆÁÃÃz “y úÓm|oÁ EÁoy “, Eo: “™ı E•ÆÁÃ Ãz å“Î V§∫ÁåÁ YÁu“L@ §Á∫ - §Á∫ E•ÆÁÃ N˛∫ Ã¢˛¬oÁ üÁõoN˛∫åz N˛Á üÆÁÃ N˛∫åÁ YÁu“L @

LÃ. “u |oÁLÃ. “u |oÁLÃ. “u |oÁLÃ. “u |oÁLÃ. “u |oÁtÃƒy - gtÃƒy - gtÃƒy - gtÃƒy - gtÃƒy - g

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™z“™Áå

V∫ ™ı EÁåz ƒÁ¬z sz ™z“™Áå

™©™y åz §åÁL sz jz∫ ÃÁ∫z úN˛ƒÁå

úÁúÁ N˛∫ ∫“z sz FÊo\Á∫

EÁåz ƒÁ¬z sz Ã∫tÁ∫

Gå Nz §ÄÁz sz §‰gz §zN˛Á∫

EÁoz “y N˛∫ utÆÁ N˛ƒÁ‰gÁ V∫ - §Á∫

N˛“åz N˛Á ™å N˛∫ ∫“Á sÁ Gã“ı §Á∫ - §Á∫

∆ÁÊuo Ãz ∫“Áz å ÆÁ∫ @

ƒz åÁY ∫“z sz LN˛ tÓÃ∫z Nz §Á¬

Gá∫ uN˛uYå ™ı úN˛ ∫“y sy tÁ¬

™å oÁz N˛∫ ∫“Á sÁ Gáz‰g tÓÂ FåN˛y QÁ¬

ú∫ N Ãz N˛∫ı F¶Áo N˛Á sÁ ÃƒÁ¬

Gã“Áıåz YÏúYÁú QÁåÁ QÁÆÁ

GåN˛Á Æ“y ∫ƒÆÁ ™Ï N˛Áz ßÁÆÁ

Æ“ Ã§ sÁ ™Ï N˛Áz Ãúåz ™ı EÁÆÁ

EÁÂQ QÏ¬y oÁz ÃÁ™åz ™©™y N˛Áz úÁÆÁ @

QÏtÁ N˛Á Ã§Ãz õÆÁ∫ oÁz“¢˛Á (tÁzÀo)

“™ \Áz u¢˛Ã¬z, GeÁÆÁ oÁz uN˛Ãy åz

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“™ \§ QÁ™Áz∆ sz “ÂÃÁÆÁ sÁ uN˛Ãy åz

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NÏ Z u∫≈oz “∫¬©“Á “Ãyå §åÁoz “

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NÏ Z u∫≈oz u\ÊtTy §å \Áoz “

QÏtÁ Ãz MÆÁ úÓZı “™y åz \ÁåÁ “

„\™Áåz åz “ÂÃN˛∫ ™ÁåÁ “

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ÃÓ∫\ Ã∫ N˛y Y¬y Z‰gy

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nÆÁTı N˛úb, NÏ ub¬ÁoÁ, §∫ @

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