e-Shivanjali (Vol 4)

ISSUE NO. 4 01/22e-Shivanjali

04

Stay Inspired.
Never Stop
Creating


Ms. Renu Nandal

TABLE OF
CONTENTS

English Hindi Maths
Section Section Section

Science S.St. /EVS
Section Section

Commerce Art & Craft Miscellaneous
Section
Section Section

ALKA VIJ

Principal
Shiva Shiksha Sadan

Reflections from principal's Desk

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the
world.”

~Nelson Mandela

The unprecedented times which all of us were thrown into, I believe that we are
still winning because WE, at Shiva, modeled an honest intellectual approach.
During the transition in the past two years, broadly speaking, we kept our
students’ spirits high by not just enlightening them but also admiring their
sterling efforts. e-Shivanjali, Issue 4 is a continuation of the effort that gives
‘Shivians’ an online platform to shine. From Art to Science and Mathematics to
Sanskrit, the seeds of marvel and faith have been planted.

By not just sticking to book follow ups but also incorporating Creative
Education, we are striving to keep our live wires well grounded. In my opinion,
Education and Ethics need to walk hand-in-hand. Thus, we are passionate and
devoted to a cause. The cause is to create students who will thrive in society
based on the skills we teach them today. Sharing the opinion with my learned
team, I believe that we pick the momentum to create a mindset that motivates
us to tackle real life challenges. The goal is to build an army of self-sufficient
soldiers who do not stop until the mission is accomplished.

I am thankful for the coalition with our parents who always believe in us and
stand by us.

Dear Shivians!
Remember, what’s real in your mind, with consistency, can become real in your
life.

ANITA TIWARI

Primary Incharge
Shiva Shiksha Sadan

Children must be taught how to think and not what to think.

- Margaret Mead

Today we are living in a fast-paced world with limitless possibilities. This
effectuates the need to reflect on the system of education.

To me, education is about building characters, enriching minds and attaining
varied experiences that last a lifetime. Our School Vision and Mission motivates us
to go through a continuous process of reflection and hence we at Shiva Shiksha
Sadan work at implementing a well-balanced curriculum that ensures that our
students are happy to learn thus enabling them to work in rhythm and harmony
with nature, self and society.

We are constantly striving to make the best possible efforts to inculcate strong
values combined with academics and co-curricular activities among children;
converting every individual into a self-reliant and independent citizen.

I am grateful to our parents for their priceless support and co-operation.

I am confident that ‘Our Shivians’ will make themselves stronger day by day
adding on to the legacy of the school.
“Let your Light Shine”.

Warm regards

The Virtual World

Gantavya 11A

Bhoomika 10C

Planets come live! Magic of Light

Gantavya 11A

Hear the Trumphet! Budding
AI

Gantavya 11A Daksh 10C

The Chirping 3D Digestive System

Ridhi 11A

Ridhi11A

The Dancing Tree Let's cut the rug!

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“Once I learn how to use isn't

that all the education I really need?”

Dear Readers

You may wonder to see an editorial starts with the jest! Now keep all kidding aside and
ponder upon that the education you get from all the advance and modern technical
resources suffice? What is Education?
Education facilitates learning, or the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, morals,
beliefs, habits, and personal development.

विद्या नाम नरस्य कीर्तिरतुला भाग्यक्षये चाश्रय:

धेनुः कामदुधा रतिश्च विरहे नेत्रं तृतीयं च सा ।

सत्कारायतनं कु लस्य महिमा रत्नैर्विना भूषणम्

तस्मादन्यमुपेक्ष्य सर्वविषयं विद्याधिकारं कु रु ॥
The Glory of wisdom. Vidya Is the only Human being and is about to fulfill their desires. If
someone's fate does not go together, then, in that case, education is the superior support.
In the case of disconnection, love is love. If someone has wisdom, then he always gets
respect for you. The Glory of vidya progeny and the jewelry of gems are also there.
Therefore, We should gather and expend more than all the things and spend it because it
also increases by spending.
The book you are holding in your hands now is a treasure house of knowledge. This
magazine has a supply of all that has gone on in the school during the six months. You
will find the enthusiasm, creative brilliance and exhilaration of students and teachers who
made this issue vibrant.
As we propel to a hopeful future,
I pray that we will be able to uphold the Shivians' values and tradition.

Regards

Ms. Urvashi

Monday Blues

Maybe this day is not
One of your favourites, but
Never forget that every
Day you wake up to an
Amazing gift and it’s up to
You to make it count.
Ahhh……………It’s Monday again!!! ‘Monday Blues’ refers to the pessimistic emotions which we have on a Monday
morning when we realise that the weekend is over. Hey, readers! Just recall the recent Monday start. How was it?
Undoubtedly, it was the biggest day of the week and if not, you are a bookworm. Not only We, the children, but the
parents who come every Monday morning to wake us upto make us realise that weekend is over also feel Monday
blues. For the whole working week , we wait for the last two days and this means that Friday is the day on which the
work seems the most engrossing because we know that the next two days are hols. Our body becomes habitual to
ease up in these two days and the next day, we grudge to work. We miss slumbering, late night movies and no work.
“If you don't like what you do and are going through mundane motions Monday through Friday, of course Monday
hangs over your head all weekend like a wet blanket.” Sometimes people find it difficult to stay up all day on Monday
and drink coffee all day to stay up.”May their coffee be stronger and Monday shorter!” But if we look forward to it
then Monday can also be taken as an optimistic start. The fresh start to a new week. Monday also brings us good
vibes. It gives us the motivation to be magnificent sunflower.”Keep calm Monday vibes are here.” One must
concentrate more on work or on studies on Monday.We meet our friends after two long days, so we shall welcome
happiness happily. We can beat up Monday blues by staying motivated. One must get up early on Monday and
exercise well so that we stay zestful all week. Put yourself together and at the top of your every single day at the top
of your TO-DO-LIST. Keep your work a priority and the rest will fall into place. Mondays propel us towards success and
happiness. “Believe that you will be successful in all that you do this week… Have confidence and set your goals!.
YES…… You have got this!”
Happy Monday!

English Slangs and Idioms

Gucci- cool, good
Lit up- to lighten up the mood
To be salty- to be angry
Cheddar- money
To go bananas- to be super excited
Nutty- funny
Hang in there- don’t give up
Under the weather- to fall ill
Head in the clouds- living in a fantasy
Chop- chop - Hurry up!
Hit the Hay- go to the bed
Cat got your tongue?- Can’t you speak?
Been in seventh heaven- extremely happy

Hiti Bansal

E-Shivanjali IE1

The Essence Of Life is Music

Music can heal wounds that medicine cannot touch.
Music is a form of a melody that soothes our body and helps us
to feel refreshed and relaxed. It helps us to get rid of anxiety and
stress in our everyday lives . Music is undoubtedly a great way of
healing pain . It makes us forget about unpleasant and
disturbing thoughts by taking us into the world of melody .
"Music gives a soul to the universe,wings to the mind , flight to
the imagination and life to everything." Music can heal a person
emotionally and also mentally. Music serves as a form of
meditation to quieten the mind. Music cures emotional
disorders like anxiety, depression and lack of sleep called
insomnia . The power of music is inevitable . Music is Known for
being a universal language because it has no limits and
boundaries. It connects to people irrespective of any barriers of
language,religion or country. Music helps our brain function
quicker and helps us maintain our calm in our daily life
schedule. For a human,music is vital in different moments of life
. Music gives us the soul of our life and gives us immense peace
of mind. Music is highly effective and supportive to relieve the
pain of a person . Without music, life would be very dull, but
with music , you can enjoy your good times and deal with your
bad times.
Music is an outburst of the soul ..

Sakshi Panchal
XII C

E-Shivanjali | E2

Cultural Hegemony: The Trait of
ASuperpower

Just take a glance at your lifestyle. You’ll be astounded to notice that most of the living
practices in your life somewhere or the other either have an American or British
connection. We all read, write and learn in English. We all enjoy the sumptuous
Dominos’ pizzas and burgers. Every damn thing you see or experience around you is
culturally influenced and has something or the other to do with Americanism. This is
one of the traits of superpower nations around the globe. In the cold war era, USSR also
enjoyed a similar status amidst its communist kinship but after its dissolution, only the
United States fits in the definition of a , superpower be it with military might (the power
to project military prowess anywhere around the globe through their bases which are
above 500 in number from Pacific to Atlantic), economic strength (US has a whopping
economy of 21 trillion US Dollars in nominal terms) or cultural hegemony/potency.
Being a superpower, you can’t go and threaten a nation if it goes against you. Military
prowess should only be used against rebels or non-allies. You can’t go and invade an
ally if it doesn’t agree with you like the USA did with Syria and Afghanistan. This is
where cultural hegemony or ties come into play. People who share a similar culture of a
specific nation tend to develop a positive attitude towards that state. Almost all of
Europe and Canada have a positive attitude in their mind towards the US. In the similar
context, India too has its own sphere of cultural influence in Nepal, Bhutan, Japan,
ASEAN region and throughout Indo-Pacific due to Hinduism and Buddhism and we
already enjoy the status of being one of the oldest civilizations, if not the oldest. The
21stcentury has been said to be an Asian century where India and China would be
major players and bloc creators. Thus, most of the world would be Indianised (not
literally but culturally) after a few decades. So, let’s all pledge to play our role concisely
in making our Pyara Bharat a superpower. Whenever you browse social media and
connect with the people of other nations there or go abroad, keep in mind that you
represent India as a nation at that moment. Thus refrain from making any disgusting
comments. On that note, I would like to end this discussion. Thank you for giving your
time as a reader!

Shubham
XII E-Shivanjali IE3

Life During Corona Pandemic "

'Life during Corona pandemic"

During lockdown in covid-19
So much was lost so much revived.

The whole world was affected
Ways of the people were tilted.

People learnt to bear the unbearable loss
Also shed tears to see life toss.

Maintained distance from our friends
stayed away from family and relatives.

In markets, there was no crowd
No life was seen in the playground.

All were locked up inside their room
Victims could not get a chance to lie in tomb.

The health of the people deteriorated
Doctors advised all to get isolated.

Whatever happened, teaching didn't stop
In the name of online class,children hop.

In every class,teachers gave advice
to wear mask and to sanitize.

Washing hands again and again was made must
To prevent Corona pandemic to bust.

Teachers promised not to let their students suffer
Learnt innovative ways to get their lessons delivered.

Using ingenious techniques, teachers brought a radical change in teaching
With personal touch, children found learning interesting.

Not only this, in schools,Hunger Relief Camps were run
Left to starve was none.

Thanks to Corona warriors who will make school reopen
and

To defeat the pandemic, now is the turn to take Corona vaccine in right
proportion.

Rishit Dalal
VD

E-Shivanjali IE4

My School, Shiva

In my dreams came lord Shiva
He asked me if I studied in school Shiva
And said the school is, ‘Shiksha Ka Diva’
Ask Hercules or ask Riva .

It is progressing by leaps and bounds
Far and wide has gone its sound
No other such school have I found
I have taken the world’s round.

It is shining like a star
Its fragrance has gone very far
In achievement, it has no bar
Its performance is always above par.

Heaven said ‘’Look! There is a temple’’
Of education it’s the best sample
Imparts always knowledge ample
Of achievement there is no other example.

Its principal is a lady of principle Divisha 8 E
With high thoughts and life simple
Such is our Principal
On the face of the school, she is a dimple

If you want to... If you want to …
If you want to admire,
Admire god's creation. Diya V A E-Shivanjali IE5
If you want to kill,
Kill your Pride.
If you want to give,
Give justice to everyone.
If you want to win,
Win the hearts of others.
If you want to think,
Think about the good of humanity.
If you want to control,
Control your desires.
If you want to praise,
Praise the almighty.

Murder Of English

1. Pick up the paper and fall in the dustbin. Sushant
2. Both of you stand together separately. IV E
3. Why are you looking at the monkeys outside when
I am inside?
4. Will you hang the calendar or else I will hang
myself?
5. I have two daughters and both are girls.
6. Give me a blue pen of any color.
7. The principal is revolving in the corridor
8. All of u stand in a straight circle.
9. Open the window- Let the AIRFORCE come in.
10. I am well and hope you are also in the same well.

A minuscule virus curbed the huge ego

and brought it down to nothingness.

"DISSOLVE YOUR EGO BEFORE IT DISSOLVES YOU"

There is no doubt about the fact that a bloated ego sustains for a very

short period of time. It's like any inflated balloon which can be burst

just by a small needle. Similar is the case with the egoistic attitude of

human beings. It's nothing more than self-destruction.
Our ego is inversely proportional to our knowledge; the lesser the ego

more the knowledge.
In my opinion, an egoistic man destroys everyone and everything but

he begins with himself. In the past two years, the Covid-19 virus has
further helped in proving the statement, "If this minuscule virus

could curb the huge egos and bring it down to nothingness ,then we
know how rootless it is to have ego."

All the nations which are superpowers, nevertheless, were impacted
by Corona and could not do anything about the destruction that it

caused.
Even many of the journalists succumbed to covid in India and

worldwide. The owner of Indigo Airlines, Ankur Bhatia, also Simran
succumbed to Covid-19. XA
The virus has attacked everyone alike. it has not been biased at all.
Those who enjoyed all the riches of the world and had confidence that

nothing could affect them were attacked no less than poor and E-Shivanjali IE6
destitute who are usually crumbled and crippled .

Nature A Great teacher

Nature is like our mother. It is essential for us

because it provides all the basic needs of life.

Nature is also a great teacher. We can learn many

lessons from it. The flower blooms only for a day,

yet it keeps smiling till the end. We should live

our life to the fullest, how short it may be. Water

is soft, but it flows over rocks. The hard stones

give in. The bare tree comes back to its green

majesty once again in spring. Nature is the gift to

every man in the world. Every object teaches us

something about life.

"Study nature,

Love nature.

Stay close to nature, Bhuvi Bansal
It will never fail you." IV E

If you always try your best, YOU ARE THE BEST

then you'll never have to wonder,

about what you could have done.

If you'd summoned all your thunder,

and if your best,

was not as good,

as you hoped it would be,

You still could stay, Sanchi
I gave today, VD

All that I had in me. E-Shivanjali IE7

Your Writing !

Meisha Chavi
VD IV C

Navya Manya E-Shivanjali IE8
IV C VE

Your Writing !

Riya Kritika
VD VD

Prince Lovish
IVE
VD

E-Shivanjali IE9

Your Writing !

Riya Kritika
VD VD

E-Shivanjali IE10





Diwali Celebrations

Go Green, Stay Happy

ईश्वर ने की थी यह अद्भुत रचना अभी समय है ना कर खिलवाड़ प्रकृ ति से

मनुष्य ने इसका विनाश किया| तू भी स्वयं प्रकृ ति है, तेरा अस्तित्व भी प्रकृ ति से

प्रेम के विपरीत भोग से जैसे मनु ने प्रकृ ति को जिस रूप में अपनाया था

अपने अस्तित्व का प्रसार किया| तू भी कु छ आज उसी तरह अपना ले उस रूप को

प्रकृ ति के अतुलनीय सं तुलन को हे मनुष्य ! अब बहुत हुआ

स्वार्थवश खं डित कर डाला | मैं भी रोई हूंँ, तू भी रोएगा।

अब आई प्रकृ ति की बारी मैंने अपना अस्तित्व खोया है

उसने सं तुलन करने की ठानी तू अपना अस्तित्व भी खोएगा।

बन बैठा था जो अहं कारी

जिसने प्रकृ ति को रौंदा था

प्रकृ ति भी कां पकर बोल उठी -

कब तक सहूं , यह अत्याचार

अब बहुत हुआ यह व्यभिचार

क्यों मेरे ही अस्तित्व खो रहे

क्यों अपने विनाश का बीज बो रहे

दुष्कर्मों का फल यहीं पाओगे

बच मनुष्य कब तक देखूं बच पाओगे

देना होगा सारा हिसाब इसी धरती पर

मर रही हूंँ, मैं ,तेरे विनाश से भी डरती पर डॉ ॰ बीना खत्री
प्रलय आएगी हर ओर से तेरी तरफ

तू स्वयं ही फै ला रहा -भय, डर और नफ़रत

पवित्रा सातवीं F

एक बार अर्जुन ने कृ ष्ण से पूछा-" माधव! यह 'सफल जीवन' क्या होता है?"
कृ ष्ण अर्जुन को पतं ग उड़ाने ले गए। अर्जुन कृ ष्ण को ध्यान से पतं ग उड़ाते देख रहा
था। थोड़ी देर बाद अर्जुन बोला "माधव! इस धागे की वजह से पतं ग अपनी आजादी
से और ऊपर की ओर नहीं जा पा रही है। क्या हम इसे तोड़ दे? यह और ऊपर चली
जाएगी।"
कृ ष्ण ने धागा तोड़ दिया। पतं ग थोड़ा-सा और ऊपर गई और उसके बाद लहरा कर
नीचे आई और दूर अनजान जगह पर जाकर गिर गई।
तब कृ ष्ण ने अर्जुन को जीवन का दर्शन समझाया। "पार्थ! जिंदगी में हम जिस ऊं चाई
पर हैं,हमें अक्सर लगता है कि कु छ चीजें,जिनसे हम बं धे हैं, वह हमें और ऊपर जाने
से रोक रही हैं। जैसे:घर,परिवार ,अनुशासन, माता-पिता ,गुरु और समाज और हम
उन से आजाद होना चाहते हैं।
वास्तव में यही वे धागे होते हैं जो हमें उस ऊं चाई पर बना कर रखते हैं। इन धागों के
बिना हम एक बार तो ऊपर जाएं गे परं तु बाद में हमारा वही हश्र होगा, जो अब इस
बिना धागे की पतं ग का हुआ। अतः जीवन में यदि तुम ऊं चाइयों पर बने रहना
चाहते हो,तो कभी भी इन धागों से रिश्ता मत तोड़ना। धागे और पतं ग जैसे जुड़ाव के
सफल सं तुलन से मिली हुई ऊं चाई को ही सफल जीवन कहते हैं।

वर्षा 10 'सी'

E-shivanjali|H1

भविष्य सातवीं




कोशिश कर , हल निकलेगा,
आज नही तो, कल निकलेगा।



अर्जुन सा लक्ष्य रख, निशाना लगा,
मरुस्थल से भी फिर, जल निकलेगा।



मेहनत कर, पौधों को पानी दे,
बं जर में भी फिर, फल निकलेगा।



ताक़त जुटा, हिम्मत को आग दे,
फौलाद का भी, बल निकलेगा।



सीने में उम्मीदों को, ज़िंदा रख,
समन्दर से भी, गं गाजल निकलेगा।



कोशिशें जारी रख, कु छ कर ग़ुज़रने की,
जो कु छ थमा-थमा है, चल निकलेगा।



कोशिश कर, हल निकलेगा,
आज नहीं तो, कल निकलगा।

ए ज़िंदगी तू ही बता, ए ज़िंदगी तू ही बता,
आं खों में है नींद बड़ी,
हर खुशी है लोगों के दामन में, पर सोने के लिए वक्त नहीं ।
दिल है गमों से भरा,
पर एक हं सी के लिए वक्त नहीं । पर रोने के लिए वक्त नहीं ।

दिन-रात तोड़ती दुनिया में,

ए ज़िंदगी तू ही बता
बच्चों के लिए वक्त नहीं । पैसों की दौड़ में ऐसी दौड कि,
थकने का भी वक़्त नहीं ।

अब तू ही बता ये जिंदगी ,
इस जिंदगी में क्या होगा ।
ए ज़िंदगी तू ही बता, जिस मालिक ने वक्त दिया ,

सारे नाम मोबाइल में है, E-shivanjali|H2

पर दोस्ती के लिए वक्त नहीं ।

गैरों की बात क्या करें,

अपनों के लिए वक्त नहीं ।

भूमिका दसवीं

अं शिका आठवीं इं टरनेट पर 94% हिंदी की मां ग।
एफ'
बिहार वह पहला राज्य है जिसने हिंदी को अपनी
आधिकारिक भाषा के तौर पर स्वीकार किया. साल 1881
तक बिहार की आधिकारिक भाषा उर्दू हुआ करती थी.
1805 में प्रकाशित लल्लू लाल द्वारा लिखित श्रीकृ ष्ण पर
आधारित किताब 'प्रेम सागर' को हिन्दी में लिखी गई
पहली किताब माना जाता है।

1950 में हिंदी भाषा को भारत की आधिकारिक
भाषा का दर्जा मिला।

दुनिया के 176 विश्वविद्यालयों में हिंदी
की पढ़ाई।

सरकार ने सं युक्त राष्ट्र की आधिकारिक भाषाओं में
हिंदी को शामिल कराने के लिए सालाना 250 करोड़
रुपये खर्च किए हैं।

चिड़ियों से है उड़ना सीखा, गगनचुम्बी पर्वत से सीखा, खुशी सातवीं ‘एफ’
तितली से इठलाना। हो ऊँ चा लक्ष्य हमारा।
भँवरों की गुं जन से सीखा, समय की टिक-टिक ने E-shvanjali|H3
राग मधुरतम गाना। समझाया,
तेज लिया सूरज से हमने, सदा ही चलते रहना।
चाँद से शीतल छाया। मुश्किल कितनी आन पड़े,
टिम- टिम करते तारों की, पर कभी न धीरज खोना।
हम समझ गए सब माया। प्रकृ ति के कण-कण में है,
सागर ने सिखलाई हमको, सुं दर सं देश समाया।
गहरी सोच की धारा। ईश्वर ने इसके द्वारा जो,
अपना रूप दिखाया।

कहीं छाँव कहीं धूप कभी-कभी विद्यार्थी लगाते हैं सिर्फ उपस्थिति
तम मानों या न मानों बदल गया है कभी-कभी तो भूल ही जाते हैं परीक्षा की तिथि
शिक्षा का स्वरूप। फिर भी शिक्षा की शान नहीं होने दी फीकी
सभी जानते हैं उधर अध्यापकों ने सीखी पढ़ाने की हर नई विधि |

खूब ऑ नलाइन व ऑ फलाइन हैं । चाहे कै सी भी हो दुविधा

आजकल की शिक्षा के दो नए रूप । माँ बाप भी बच्चों को पढ़ाने के लिए प्रदान कर रहे

घर पर भी हुआ विद्यालय शुरू हर सुविधा। तेरा शुक्र है

लैपटाप व मोबाइल पर तैयार हो कर बैठे हैं ऐ खुदा बच्चे शिक्षा से नहीं हुए जुदा

सीधे सादे गुरु ।

अरसा बीत गया

नहीं है यह शुरुआत

लेकिन मैं आप से पूछता हूँ,

क्या है इस शिक्षा में पहले जैसी बात?

क्या कह सकते हैं

बदल गए हैं हालात।

जी हाँ बदल गए हैं हालात।

यश कोचर आठवीं'

क्या यह दुनिया काल्पनिक है? और हम सब इसके पात्र ? क्या कोई हमें भी नियं त्रित कर रहा
है,जिस प्रकार कोई इन कृ त्रिम होशियारी को। क्लाउड अर्थात बादल, ऐसा खाली स्थान जहाँ
कु छ समय के लिए पानी की बूं दें कें द्रीत रहती हैं। यानि विज्ञान के अनुसार जैविक क्लाउड जिसमें
सभी पात्रों (इन्सान) का ब्लूप्रिंट रहता है।
मेरे विचार से जिस प्रकार क्लाउड कं प्यूटिंग के द्वारा तस्वीरों को सदा के लिए स्टोर या सदा के
लिए हटा दिया जा सकता हैं । उसी प्रकार कोई तो है , जो हमारी आत्माओं को एक जगह कें द्रित
करके उन्हें नियं त्रित कर रहा है,जैसे हम अपने फोन से कु छ भी डिलीट कर दें ,तो वह हमेशा के
लिए हट जाते हैं , यानी पात्र की मृत्यु हो जाती है। या फिर अगर हम कोई तस्वीर खींचते है तो वह
सेव हो जाती हैं। तो कहीं ऐसा तो नहीं कि मनुष्य को भी इसी प्रकार इस दुनिया से हटा दिया
जाता है।
सारी तकनीक या सोफ्टवेयर का इस्तेमाल करके हम अपनी खोई हुई तस्वीरों को वापस ला
सकते है , तो क्या कहीं एसी भी तकनीक होती हैं जिनसे खोई हुई आत्माओं को वापस लाया जा
सकें । मुझे तो लगता है कि एसा होगा ।क्या ये सब सत्य है?या एक कोरी कल्पना ही है?

मनसवी वर्मा E-shivanjali|H4

योग - ध्यान के लाभ अनन्त युवराज वर्मा
कर देते हैं रोगों का अं त

दिन - प्रतिदिन करो योग ध्यान
शरीर - आत्मा रहे कं चन समान
तन और मन का ये है खजाना
इनको कभी भूल न जाना
योग रोगों से है बचाता
ध्यान काम में मन को लगाता
शुगर, बी.पी. पास न आए
योग सबको दूर भगाए
एकाग्रचित होना यह सिखाता
फिर वह योगी शिव है कहलाता
महर्षि पतं जलि ने है योग सिखाया
स्वस्थ रहने का तरीका बतलाया
तो इसी सुबह करो इनका प्रारम्भ
और एक शां त स्वस्थ जीवन का लो आनं द

कितना सुं दर है स्कू ल मेरा नाम हैअव्वयान
इसमें रं ग बिरं गे फू ल। मम्मी पापा मेरी जान
फू ल सुहाने सबको भाते दादू दादी मेरी शान
उन्हें देखकर सब ललचाते। चाचू को मुझ पर अभिमान।
टीचर हमको पाठ पढ़ाती करता हूँ मैं सभी से प्यार
नयी नयी बातें सिखलाती। अध्यापिका भी देती उपहार
हमको रोज स्कू ल जाना है बोली मेरी मीठी है
पढ़ लिखकर नाम कमाना है। जो बड़ो से सीखी है।
कै से भूल जाऊँ विद्यालय को अपने
स्कू ल चलें हम जहाँ पूरे हो रहे मेरे सभी सपने।
चलो सब स्कू ल चलें।।

पर्व तीसरी अव्वयान नर्सरी
E-shivanjali|H5

दक्ष चौथी डी

बचपन भी कितना सुहाना था,



जिसका रोज एक नया फसाना था ।



कभी पापा के कं धो का,



तो कभी माँ के आँ चल का सहारा था।



कभी बेफिक्रे मिट्टी के खेल का,



तो कभी दोस्तो का साथ मस्ताना था ।



कभी नं गे पाँ व वो दौडने का,



तो कभी पतं ग ना पकड़ पाने का पछतावा था ।



कभी बिन आँ सू रोने का,



तो कभी बात मनवाने का बहाना था



सच कहूँ तो वो दिन भी हसीन थे,



ना कु छ छिपाना और दिल मे जो आए बताना था l








इन्सान की चाहत है कि उड़ने को पर मिले,

और परिंदे सोचते है कि रहने को घर मिले …||




बदला लेने में क्या मजा है

मजा तो तब है जब तुम सामने वाले को बदल डालो …||




हर रोज इतना मुस्कु राया करो कि,

दुःख भी कहे मै गलती से कहाँ आ गया …||




ऐसा नहीं है कि जिंदगी बहुत छोटी है,

वास्तव मे हम जीना ही बहुत देर से शुरू करते है …||




मेहनत इतनी ख़ामोशी से करो…… मनकिर्त (नर्सरी – ए)
कि सफलता शोर मचा दे …||

E-shivanjali|H6

Merry
Christmas!

WONDER WOMEN- THE MATHEMAGICIANS

In a Patriarchal world where ideas of what it means to Augusta Ada Byron, born on December 10, 1815,
be a man or a woman are often still narrowly defined by (later Countess of Lovelace) was brought up single-
stereotypes. A society where the men used to hold the handedly by her mother after her father, poet Lord
primary power and women were oppressed if they had Byron was forced to leave England due to a scandal
an opinion. Men predominated the society, hence shortly after her birth. Her overprotective mother,
women were a victim of male domination in the who wanted her to grow up to be unemotional and
respective sphere of life . unlike her father, encouraged her study of Science
and Mathematics. As an adult, Lovelace began to
Have you ever heard of a woman who established a correspond with the inventor and Mathematician
mathematical theorem? However, there were a few Charles Babbage, who asked her to translate an
women who dared to go against the flow and their Italian Mathematician’s memoir analyzing his
achievements demonstrated that women have as much Analytical Engine (a machine that would perform
to contribute to Mathematics as any of their male simple Mathematical calculations and be
counterparts. programmed with punch cards and is considered one
of the first computers). Lovelace went beyond
It is hard to realise who the first female Mathematician completing a simple translation, however, and wrote
was. Hypatia was certainly one of the earliest. She was her own set of notes about the machine and even
born in 370 AD. She was the daughter of Theon, the last included a method for calculating a sequence of
known member of the famed library of Alexandria. She Bernoulli numbers; this is now acknowledged as the
followed his footsteps in the study of Mathematics and world’s first computer program.
Astronomy. She collaborated with her father on Because Russian women could not attend university,
commentaries of classical Mathematical works, Sofia Vasilyevna (1850-1891) contracted a marriage
translating them and incorporating explanatory notes, with a young paleontologist, Vladimir Kovalevsky,
as well as creating commentaries of her own and and they moved to Germany. There she could not
teaching a succession of students from her home. A attend university lectures due to societal norms, but
philosopher, a follower of Neoplatonism, a belief she was tutored privately and eventually received a
system in which everything emanates from the One, doctorate after writing treatises on partial differential
Hypatia was highly popular among crowds who listened equations, Abelian integrals, and Saturn’s rings.
to her public lectures about Plato and Aristotle. Following her husband’s demise, Kovalevskaya served
Born in an Era of revolt and revolution, Sophie as a lecturer of Mathematics at the University of
Germain was born in the year 1776. Paris was exploding Stockholm and later became the first woman in that
with the revolution when young Sophie retreated to her region of Europe to receive a full professorship. She
father’s study and began reading. After learning about continued to make great strides in Mathematics,
Archimedes’ death, she began a lifelong study of winning the Prix Bordin from the French Academy of
Mathematics and Geometry, even teaching herself Latin Sciences in 1888 for an essay on the rotation of a solid
and Greek so that she could read classic works. Unable body as well as a prize from the Swedish Academy of
to study at the École Polytechnique because she was Sciences the next year .
female, Germain obtained lecture notes and submitted
papers to Joseph Lagrange, a faculty member, under a Despite being bound by the backward and orthodox
false name. When he learned she was a woman, he norms, these women showed remarkable progress in
became a mentor and Germain soon began the field of Mathematics and Science. It is noteworthy
corresponding with other prominent Mathematicians at how they achieved excellence in their respective
the time. She became the first woman to win a prize fields despite lack of resources and hardships . Salute
from the French Academy of Sciences, for work on a to these achievers who decided to defy the society for
theory of elasticity despite not having formal training good and break all the norms and became an
and access to resources that male Mathematicians had inspiration for another hundreds of strong-willed
at that time. Her proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem, women.
though unsuccessful, was used as a foundation for work
on the subject into the twentieth century.

Ms. Aarkey Gupta

Blow your Mind

*Multiplying by 6 Aarjav Jain 5 E
If you multiply 6 by an even number, the answer will end with the
same digit. The number in the ten's place will be half of the number
in the one's place.
Example: 6 x 4 = 24.
*Same Three-Digit Number
1. Think of any three-digit number in which each of the digits is the

same. Examples include 333, 666, 777, and 999.
2. Add up the digits.
3. Divide the three-digit number by the answer in Step 2.

The answer is 37.
*Finger Multiplication Tables
A simple way to do the "9" multiplication table is to place both hands
in front of you with fingers and thumbs extended. To multiply 9 by a
number, fold down that number finger, counting from the left.
Examples: To multiply 9 by 5, fold down the fifth finger from the left.
Count fingers on either side of the "fold" to get the answer. In this
case, the answer is 45.
To multiply 9 times 6, fold down the sixth finger, giving an answer of
54.

The Mathematical Genius

Srinivasa Ramanujan, the mathematical genius, came to be recognized Yug 5 E
only posthumously for his incredible contribution to the world of
Mathematics. Leaving this world at the young age of 32, Srinivasa
Ramanujan (1887-1920) contributed a great deal to mathematics that
only a few could overtake in their lifetime.
Born in Erode (Tamil Nadu), Ramanujan demonstrated that he had an
exceptional intuitive grasp of mathematics at a very young age. He
began developing his theories in mathematics and published his first
paper in 1911. Infact, he was the second Indian to be included as a
Fellow of the Royal Society fellowship of the world’s most respected
and famous scientist in 1918.
The field of number theory in mathematics was enriched with his
intuitive research and his vast contribution. Every year, Srinivasa
Ramanujan’s birth anniversary on December 22 is commemorated as
National Mathematics Day.

E-Shivanjali|M1

Where is mathematics?

Maths is in my heart, Aadhya Garg 5 b
In my brain, in my vein...

We can see it in a triangle,
In a circle, in a plain.....

In a vehicle , in a train
In an empty vessel or in a crane......
Maths is everywhere In my heart,in my brain.....
Teacher taught us maths, maths taught us life
A life full of numbers
And numbers with no end,
Pi has a beginning but it never has an end.
Mean is the average,
Everest is the highest,
Highest means 1st,
Aryabhatta was the only who give 0 very fast.
i is just imaginary
This world is full of lies,
People asks, where we use maths?
Everywhere, we see from our naked eyes.

maths: a challenge

Try,try and try,

The more I try,

The more I learn.

I practice maths with my heart and soul,

Due to this I am able to achieve my Goal.

*3D shapes are fat not flat .

*A cone is like a party hat .

*A sphere is like a bouncy ball.

*A cylinder is like a can of pop.

*A cube is like a dice you drop.

*3D shapes are here and there

*3D shapes are everywhere. PARV 3 a

E-Shivanjali|M2

maths, maths, maths

Down with Pythagoreas
And down with rotten maths.
Down with Archimedes,
And drown him at the baths.

If anyone had to do it
I'd make sure it was me
First I'd wholly immerse him,
Then kick him up a tree.

When he had been disposed of,
I'd turn on old pythag
I'd drag him through a holly bush
And he'd come out like a rag.

Now my pipe dream's over. Prashant 6 a
And I've nothing more to say
Except that Maths still lives on
To be taught another day.

adding is fun

Adding is fun! SHIVI 5 E
It makes numbers abound! E-Shivanjali|M3
So I think I’ll be adding a brand new big toe!
Each day I’d be counting 11 cool toes,
I’m seriously hoping, another toe grows!
NOPE!!!!!!!!!!
Momma just told me I can’t add a toe,
Not even 1 new one, would momma let grow…
Now zero new toes, leaves me with 10,
But I’ll wish for 11 again and again…

10 COOL FACTS ABOUT
MATHEMATICS

1. The word “hundred” 2. In a room of 23 people 3. Most mathematical
comes from the old Norse symbols weren’t invented
there’s a 50% chance that until the 16th century.
term, “hundrath”, which two people have the same Before that, equations
actually means 120 and not were written in words.
birthday.
100.

4. The reason Americans call 5.Markings on animal bones
indicate that humans have
mathematics “math”, is been doing maths since
because they argue that around 30,000BC.

“mathematics” functions as a
singular noun so ‘math’ should
be singular too.

6.“Eleven plus two” is an 7. There are 13 letters 8.The word “mathematics”
anagram of “twelve plus appears only in one
one” which is pretty fitting in both “eleven plus Shakespearean play, “The
as the answer to both the two” and “twelve plus Taming of the Shrew”.
one”.
equations is 13.

9. In France, a pie chart 10. If you shuffle a deck of
is sometimes referred to
as a “camembert”. cards properly, it’s more than
likely that the exact order of

the cards you get has never

been seen before in the whole

history of the universe.

NIYATI 8 F

E-Shivanjali|M4

FACTS FOR MATHEMATICS

There is only one even prime number.
The square root of two is called "Pythagoras'
Constant."
Different cultures discovered Zero at different
times.
Zero is an even number.
There is only one number spelled with the same
number of letters as itself, i.e. 4.
2 and 5 Are the only prime numbers that end
with 2 And 5.
9 is considered a "Magic" number.
8 × 9 = 72

7+2=9
7 is the most popular "Favorite Number".
In Asia, 4 is considered unlucky.
In Thailand, "555" is Hilarious.

MATH- O - FUN ANSHIKA 8 F

Most mathematical symbols weren’t invented until DEV 8 F
the 16th century. Before that, equations were
written in words. E-Shivanjali|M5
“Forty” is the only number that is spelt with letters
arranged in alphabetical order.
Conversely, “one” is the only number that is spelt
with letters arranged in descending order.
Every odd number has an “e” in it.
Zero is not represented in Roman numerals.
-40 °C is equal to -40 °F.
In France, a pie chart is sometimes referred to as a
“camembert”.
The symbol for division (i.e.÷) is called an obelus.

Avoid Junk Food

Beauty of

Nature is the world around us. We all human beings depend on nature

for everything. Many people admire the beauty of nature and write

poems and novels on it because beauty of nature cannot be expressed in

a single word or saying. It provides all living organisms on earth a place

to live with the joy of natural resources. Despite the importance of

nature in human life, we are spoiling its balance only due to our

greediness. It gives us forests which are lungs of earth.

Our lives as human be started on this planet earth and since then we are

exhausting its resources. We distroyed beautiful forests, polluted water

bodies and air, consumed all the vast land for construction of buildings

and factories. At last, conservation of nature is another important issue,

therefore, everyone must do tree plantation, stop wasting water,

overuse of vehicles or many other measures to protect our mother earth

from spoilage.

"Adapt the pace of nature

Her secret is patience" Tanisha 8 D

WHY is UPUP

AND DOWN DOWN ?

Thanks gravity for every minute you’re not flung into space
by earth's rotation.

Gravity is a force of attraction created by every object in the universe . A
pebble generates its own gravitational field. Even you create this attractive
force( beyond just good looks, of course). Gravity is hard to notice on a small
scale but bigger the object ,the greater is the gravitation tug.The earth is very
large object ,composed of rocks and molten metals ,so its gravity makes
everything around it (including the air) “fall” towards the planet’s
center.That’s why down is down for people in both the Canada and Australia,
even though they’re standing on opposite sides of the planet. The Earth’s
gravitational field is strong enough to keep your feet on the ground despite
the planet’s spin and the gravitational tugs of the moon and he sun (which are
strong enough to pull the oceans and cause our tides).

Bhumika 8 E

E-Shivanjali | S1

SNciaenmtiefsic
Human Buffalo
Homo sapiens Bubalus bubalis





Bat Horse
Chiroptera Equus Caballus





Hippopotamus Giraffe
Giraffa
Hippopotamus amphibius




Hen Bear
Gallus gallus domesticus Ursidae





Goat Butterfly
Capra aegagrus hircus Rhopalocera





Black Rat Peacock
Rattus rattus Pavo cristatus





Tiger Cow
Panthera tigris Bos taurus





Anshika 8 F

E-Shivanjali | S2

Oologies

of Science

Bacteriology:The study of bacteria.

Climatology:The study of the climate.





Bromatology: The study of food.

Acarology:The study of ticks and mites.



Archaeology:The study of past cultures.



Zoopsychology:The study of mental processes in animals.



Coniology:The study of dust in the atmosphere
and its effects on living organisms.



Vaccinology:The study of vaccines.



Dendrochronology:The study of the age of trees
and the records in their rings.



Tribology: The study of friction and lubrication.



E-Shivanjali | S3

Importance of Eyes This is the story of a kid
During the times of Covid.
Vision is the priceless gift from God, a
blessing to enjoy the beauty of the world. At home he was stuck,
Eyes are the most delicate organ in the He felt out of luck.
human body and they need special care.
Today's lifestyle and work atmosphere Then said his mom and dad,
along with the use of modern appliances “Don’t be sad our little lad.”
and gadgets for work and entertainment,
like televisions and computers are taking There is no time to sit,
a heavy toll on the general health and We have to get our mind and body fit.
well being of eyes. People tend to forget
that eyes too need exercise as well as rest A diet of veggies and fruits
for its proper functioning. Working for Will give you strong roots.
continuous long duration in front of the Playing games in the sun isn’t wrong,
computer or watching television for a The Vitamin D will make your bones strong.
prolonged time and that too without Keep healthy and fit by doing exercise,
enough blinking is very dangerous to Don’t inflate your tummy with burgers and fries.
eyes. It makes the eyes dry. Eye exercises
are great when done in the morning. Give up on the Soda,
Closing your eyes for just a few minutes is And begin with some yoga.
helpful. You can do this once an hour. And once we start to meditate,
This exercise can protect your eyes. Your We will never need to medicate.
body requires sleep. When your body gets Be sure to get up early, And do it regularly.
enough rest, your eyes become renewed." Do not watch too much television,
As it may affect your vision.
The eye is the real jewel of the Be sure to sleep by nine,
body". The next morning you will feel divine.

vaishnavi 8 D Keep these tips in mind,
And leave your negative thoughts behind.

When the lockdown ends you will find,
A Healthy Body and a Healthy Mind.




Ms. Sukanya
TGT Science

E-Shivanjali | S4

A small booklet of Food

and Agriculture

Cotton For as long as 7,000 years, cotton has been grown, picked, woven, and

fashioned into materials as diverse as jeans, underwear, shirts, and even animal feed!
Almost 757.1 million liters (200 million gallons) of cottonseed oil are used in food products
such as margarine and salad dressing. Even products such as toothpaste, ice cream, and,


of course, the paper money used to buy them, contain by-products of the cotton seed. This

productivity comes with a price. Conventionally grown cotton uses a total of $2.6 billion
worth of hazardous pesticides, some of them are the most toxic in the market. These
include carbamate pesticides, as well as broad spectrum organophosphates, which were
originally developed as toxic nerve agents during World War 2 .

Banana There are over 500 varieties of banana today. This means that if you

ate a different kind of banana each day, you would take almost a year and a half to eat
every last one! In fact, about 99.5% of banana-eaters in the world are eating varieties of
banana that have been selected by farmers and haven’t changed in centuries. But wait:
not all bananas are edible! In any case, bananas are loved and eaten the world over. East
Africans, and Ugandans in particular, eat around 450 kg (992.1 lbs) per person per year. In
East Africa, the word for bananas is “matooke,” which also means “food.” Bananas may be
valuable, but there are many problems involved in their cultivation. For instance, almost all
cultivated bananas are seedless and sterile. This means that they can’t be grown from
seeds. Banana plants also take up to 18 months to fruit, which makes them even harder to
breed. If those problems aren’t big enough, consider the fact that bananas can get sick,
too. An illness of bananas called Black Sigatoka can cut a harvest by as much as 50%.
Farmers control the disease by spraying banana crops with fungicide up to 40 times in one
growing season.

Tomato First known as the tomatil, tomatoes were grown as wild, cherry-sized

berries in the South American Andes, before they were brought to Mexico, where they
were destined to grow into the large fruit we know today. Tomatil found its way to Europe
via the conquistadors, and into popular tomato legend. Tomatoes were thought to be
poisonous, but when the myth was dispelled, the fruit grew to be so popular, it was used in
everything from spaghetti sauces to juice. Today, more than 60 million tons of tomatoes
are produced annually, 16 million tons more than the second most popular fruit, the
banana. And, no matter what they tell you: tomatoes really ARE fruits, since they are an
edible part of the plant that contains the seeds

Wheat began as a coarse-grained variety called Einkorn, 10,000 years ago in

Turkey. After domestication by ancient man, wheat became so widespread, it was even
used as payment (in the form of bread) for pyramid builders in Egypt! More food is made
from wheat than any other grain crop now available. It is so abundant, indeed, that every
person in Bulgaria consumes about 600 lbs annually (compared with 190 lbs per person
annually in the U.S.). A bushel of wheat is made up of 1 million individual kernels, enough
to bake 73 one-pound loaves of white bread.

Niyati 8 F

E-Shivanjali | S5

Skin is the human body's largest organ and helps in regulating body
temperature.

When listening to music, your hear
tbeat will sync with the rhythm.





Your nose and ears continue growing throughout your entire life.



Just like having unique fingerprints,humans also have unique tongue .



The small intestine is roughly 23 feet long.



In terms of camera , the human eye is about 576 megapixels.

An average human produces enough saliva in their lifetime to fill
two swimming pools .

The only part of the body that has no blood is the cornea of eye.

It only takes seven seconds for food to reach your stomach.

Bones are stronger than steel and there are 26 bones in a human body.

Sakshi 12 C

E-Shivanjali | S6

Photography is an
art...because every
picture tells a story

Jeevisha Arora
(III E)

UNFOLDING THE LOGIC BEHIND
THE QWERTY KEYBOARD

The qwerty keyboard was invented in the
1870s by one of the creators of the original
typewriter, Christopher Latham Sholes.
This first typewriter was patented in 1868 and
it was designed with an alphabetical
arrangement of piano-like keys. In this
arrangement, commonly used letters were too
close to each other, making the keys jam
frequently. We all know that you couldn’t just
hit backspace if you made an error on a
typewriter. Therefore, the alphabets are now
in a seemingly random layout because Sholes
created the qwerty keyboard to purposely
spread out the commonly used alphabets so
that mechanical errors can be avoided.

E-Shivanjali I S2

A sudden and serious problem that occurs over a short or a long period
of time causing great and a very high damage to the human population
, economy and environmental losses are termed as natural disasters.
The natural disasters occur due to human efforts as well as by nature
also. Some natural disasters are - floods, earthquakes, tsunamis,
hurricanes, thunderstorms, cyclones, lightning, landslides and so on.
These natural disasters cause great damage to the economy, nature,
property and to human population also. So it is also necessary to know
the precautions as well as instructions that we should do while we face
the natural disasters. Many a time, a lot of people face death, only
because of these natural disasters. Due to these natural disasters,
people get scared and panic. But, Man has to learn that he cannot
control nature and his life should revolve around the conditions
present in the environment and not the other way around. However,
during disasters, rescue and relief operations such as evacuation,
construction of shelters and relief camps, supplying of water, food,
clothing and medical aids etc. should be done on an emergency basis.
Awareness about these natural disasters can help ourselves to keep
ouselves safe and protected.

Bhumika 8 E

E-Shivanjali I S2

Effects of Covid-19
on Environment

The global outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is affecting
every part of human lives, including the physical world. The measures
taken to control the spread of the virus has effected the environment. So
in order to explore the positive and negative environmental impacts of
the COVID-19 pandemic, we should review the present environmental
phenomenon. We can observe that, the pandemic situation significantly
improves air quality in different cities across the world, reduces harmful
gas emission, lessens water pollution and noise, which may assist with
the restoration of the ecological system. Water pollution has also
reduced during the lockdown period, which helped to reduce the
pollution load. For instance, the river Ganga and Yamuna have reached a
significant level of purity due to the absence of industrial pollution on the
days of lockdown in India.
In addition, there are also some negative consequences of COVID-19,
such as increase of medical waste, haphazard use and disposal of
disinfectants, mask, and gloves; and burden of untreated wastes
continuously endangering the environment. It is reported that, face mask
and other plastic based protective equipment are the potential source of
microplastic fibers in the environment. This waste may increase soil
pollution and can badly affect the fertility of land. It seems that,
economic activities are returning soon after the pandemic, and the
situation might change. Hence, we should ready and be prepared to face
possible long-term environmental changes. It is expected that the proper
implementation of the proposed plans may be helpful for the global
environmental safety. Then also the pandemic of Covid-19 will be
observed as boon to Environment.

Anshika 3 B

E-Shivanjali I S2

AMAZING
SCIENCE FACTS !!

- SUGANDHA SHARMA

There is enough DNA in the average person’s body to stretch from the sun to Pluto
and back — 17 times.
The average human body carries ten times more bacterial cells than human cells.
It takes a photon up to 40,000 years to travel from the core of the sun to its surface,
but only 8 minutes to travel the rest of the way to Earth.
In an entire lifetime, the average person walks the equivalent of five times around
the world.
You can’t taste food without saliva.

When Helium is cooled to almost absolute zero (-460°F or -273°C, the lowest
temperature possible), it becomes a liquid with surprising properties: it flows
against gravity and will start running up and over the lip of a glass container.
If Betelgeuse exploded, transitioning from the red supergiant stage to supernova, it
would light our sky continuously for two months. It could happen anytime — within
a couple of thousand years, tomorrow or even now.
Octopuses have three hearts, nine brains, and blue blood.
The known universe is made up of 50,000,000,000 galaxies.
Stomach acid is strong enough to dissolve stainless steel.
The Earth is a giant magnet.
Venus is the only planet to spin clockwise.
More human twins are being born now than ever before.

The moon has moonquakes,just like our Earth has earthquakes.
The hottest spot on the planet is in Libya.
Your nostrils work one at a time.
Only two mammals like spicy food: humans and the tree shrew.
Marie Curie is the only person to earn a Nobel prize in two different sciences.

E-Shivanjali I S2

NATURE !!!


Nature! Nature! So lush and green,
Full of wonders one can only dream

So cool, calm and full of life
Make us forget all our strife

Thick forests full of trees
Their leaves fluttering in the breeze
The zestful birds soar high in the sky
We cannot imitate them however hard we may try
Carefully observe this incredible creation
The diverse life of boundless oceans
We have received a marvellous gift

Don't let this legacy go a drift

DAKSH

E-Shivanjali I S2

SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE

FREEDOM IS NOT GIVEN ,IT IS TAKEN"

Subhash Chandra Bose was born on 23rd January 1897 in Culcutta. He was
popularly known as Neta Ji .He was a great freedom fighter. He fought for
India’s freedom with bravery. His father Janaki Bose was a famous lawyer and
his mother Prabhavati Devi was a devout and religious lady. Subhash Bose was
born into wealth and privilege in a large Bengali family in Orissa during the high
noon of the British Raj. The early recipient of an unusually Anglocentric
education , his teenage and young adult years were interspersed with brilliant
academic success ,oversize religious yearning stark rebellion against authority
.In a college in which his five brothers had preceded him ,he was expelled for
participating in an assault on a professor . He was also rusticated from the
University of Calcutta ,but after reinstatement 18 months later he managed to
study blamelessly and excel academically. Sent to England at his father’s
urging to take the Indians Civil Service examination ,he succeeded with
distinction in the vital first exam but demurred at taking the more routine but
clinching final exam.

GIVE ME BLOOD, AND I SHALL GIVE YOU FREEDOM

Vaishnavi Verma

8th D

E-Shivanjali I S2

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