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Topic Page

1. Red Fort 1

2. The Trees 2

3. Our Environment 3

4. Each day is a chance 4

5. Be afraid of 5

6. Online vs Off-line Learning. 6

7. The poem of winter 7

8. Five Fingers make a First 8

9. Diversity and discrimination 9

10. Keep the Ground clean 10

11. Life is precious 11

12. Ways to Project Positive Energy 12

13. Glory of India- Mahatma Gandhi 13

14. It’s me time 14

15. Think about life 15

16. India cropping seasons 16

17. Fact about George castle 18
18. The man of sympathy 19


19. My sister my papa 20-21
20. The nature lovers 22


21. Girl child 23
22. The benefits of Reading 24-25

23. When Rahul saw a UFO 26-27

24. You can do it 28-29

25. Interesting facts about India 30-34

26. Book review wings of fire. 35

27. Light of hope 36

28. Rain 27

29. Naughty boy 28


30. The greedy dog 29
31. Riddles 30


32. Save environment 31
33. Poem, this time will also pass 32

Five Fingers make a fist



Between two Hills, there was a beautiful pond. There lived in a pond,

Some fishes and a frog. The frog and the fish were good friends.
One day two fishermen passed by the pond.

They saw that the pond was full of fishes. They were glad.

One fisherman said - "Brother, let's bring the net and catch these fishes"

The Frog heard them.

He was scared.

The frog went to the fishes.
He said, "Friends, we are in danger."

Let's find a way to save ourselves."

“Five fingers make a fist."

The Fishes laughed at the frog.

“You are coward and a fool",
They said.

They went along enjoying life.

The next day, the fishermen came back.

They put their net into the pond.

The fishes were not prepared.

They were all caught.
The frog saw this and jumped into the pond.

He saw the fishes struggling.

Fish said, "He said Swim down. Swim down together!"

All the fishes swam down together.

The net was also pulled down with them.
Losing their net, the fisherman went away.

The fishes were free again.

They had learnt the lesson -'There is strength in unity.'


Name- HRIDYANSHI VERMA
CLASS- 4 ‘B’

LIGHT OF HOPE



The sun finds fence on its ways,


But never to stop its rays.


And keeps giving light of hope to other,


To make them happy and prosper.





Why do we become grim?

At some small struggling.











Come and join hands together,


Think a while and remember,


Life is full of everything,

If there is winter,


No chance to skip of spring.





ANWESHA AGRAWAL

Class- V ‘A’

Naughty Boy



There was boy named Anand. He always hated
homework. Forced by his mother, he had to go tuitions.

His teacher usually gives him a lot of homework. Anand

always thought about ways to escape from homework.

One day a plan came to his mind, from that day he
executed his plan. Next day, his teacher gave homework of

English page no.83. Day after, the teacher ask him to show

his homework. When Anand showed the textbook the
teacher saw that there is no page no.83 in Anand’s text

book. Then the teacher thought there is no fault of Anand

in this and he let him. Then Anand uses this plan in several
day and teacher let him .One day teacher thought if I say

Anand to do page no.83 there is no 83 in his book and this

is going on and on but why? I should check. Then the
teacher checked Anand’s book secretly, he saw that there

is page no.110 in his book, so he told Anand to do

homework of page no.110, so Anand tore the page before
going to school like he does always. Then the teacher

noticed that there is no page no.110 there and when he

was giving the homework the page was there. He

understood that Anand was doing all this. Then the
teacher scolded Anand so much and also call to his

parent’s. Anand realized the mistake and promised not to

repeat this again.


Thank you!

Name- Safal Bhardwaj
Class-5 ‘B’

RAIN




Rain! Rain! Rain!


It fills the drain,


Grains grow on the lane.






Peacock dance always,


When there is rain, no sun


Just for fun!






Avani Shrivastava

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4 -‘B’

******The Greedy dog******




There was a dog that was very hungry.

He searched for food everywhere and at last he found a bone.

He picked the bone with his mouth and started going back

To his home.





















There was a bridge on the way to his home.

When he started crossing it he saw his reflection in the water.

The dog thought that there was another dog with a bone

In water.

He wanted to get that other bone too.

So he started barking at his own reflection.

His bone fell in water as soon as he opened his mouth.

The greedy dog lost his bone.



Moral of the story: - Don't be greedy



Rajnandni


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Class-4 B

-: Riddles:-





1. I am tall, when I am young,

And I am short, when is am old.

What am I called?


ANSWER=A CANDLE



2. What is full of holes, but still holds water?

ANSWER=A SPONGE




3. What is always in front of you?

But you can't see?


ANSWER=FUTURE



4. What has to be broken, before you can use it?


ANSWER=AN EGG



5. What you can break,


Even if you never pick it up or touch it?

ANSWER=A PROMISE

ALBHYA DUBEY

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5 –‘A’

"SAVE ENVIRONMENT"



Save! Save! Save!


Environment save.

Protect your earth


From the harmful things.


Trees, Flowers, Rivers.

All are ours!


Needs our help




















To make them well. Forest are where animals breed!


But trees are gone because of our greed.


There must be something that we can do,

so protect our motherland to make it grew.


This is our duty to save our earth. So we can save


the life for years.

Green it and clean it...


Maitreyi Khemariya

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Class 4 ‘B’

POEM



This time will also pass……






Nobody's going to school anymore,
No child playing in the park,

Nobody's even opening the door,
Except for grocery or stock.

We used to giggle and play,
On our swings and slide,














Now, we are caged in our homes,

As corona gambols outside.
We can't go to malls,

Nor can we go to waterfalls,
Because this virus is a scaring,

Wear your mask, be wise.
After coming home, sanitize,

And wash your hands thrice.
Covid -19 is the name.



Pari Hindoliya

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4 'B'

MY VISIT TO A HISTORICAL PLACE – RED FORT


Five years ago, when I was five year old. Me and my family

went to Delhi for visiting the historical places like – Red Fort,

India Gate, Qutub Minar, Shahi Jama Masjid, Humayun’s

Tomb, etc. First, we went to the Red Fort also called Lal
Quila a monument built in 1638 that rises 33 meters (108 ft)

above old Delhi. It was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah

Jahan. The fort is located in what is now the centre of Delhi,

India. Delhi’s famous Red Fort is known by that name

because of the red stone which it is made of.

















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Luckily, we went there on 15 of August, Independence Day.
It was very crowded. The fort was decorated very beautifully

with the tricolour flags and garlands with tricolour deep

saffron, white and dark green respectively. I was really feeling
very happy. Then, I saw some people doing parade. After that

we went to Meena Bazar, Diwan-e-Aam, Diwan-e-Khas, Moti

Masjid, Historical Museum, etc. It was a very entertaining as

well as informative trip.


Name- Amna Noor

Class-6 ‘B’

“The Trees”




Trees have always been a source of inspiration for people

around the world. From the tiny glimmer of hope signified


by a tiny sprout in the ground, to the resilient mighty oak

standing alone after a storm, trees not only grow with us,


but can often stay standing when we become nothing but a

memory etched into their bark. One person can look at a

tree and see life; another sees death. Where one person


sees strength, another sees vulnerability. Trees give us life,

and their influence on us is never more apparent than in


poetry.































Name- Anjali Kumari


Class 6 ‘B’



Our Environment



Our mother earth provides us with almost all our requirements.

We should save our planet earth to ensure that our future

generations get a safe environment to live. We can save our

planet earth by saving trees, natural vegetation, natural

resources, water and electricity. We should take measures for

controlling environmental pollution and global warming. We

should plant new trees. We should support the schemes like

afforestation and reforestation whole-heartedly. We should use

less paper. We can make arrangement for recycling of used

paper and other natural products. Plants and trees cover and


hold the surface of the earth.

Water is life. It is basic necessity of every human being living

on this planet. We can stop throwing wastes into open water
bodies. At home, we can use water cautiously and ensure that

it doesn’t get wasted. Remember a large number of people are

still deprived of safe and pure water. If there will be no water
and no trees on earth, we will not be able to live. So we should

spread awareness in our society to ensure that we should care
about trees and save water.


Name – Anuj

Saxena

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Class – 9 ‘B’

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EACH DAY IS A CHANCE.

Each day we wake up,

We have another chance.
We could just keep on moving,
Or we could decide to dance.

Dance as if you are alone,
And no one will ever see,
As this is your chance,
To see what you could be.


Remind yourself you are someone,
Someone who is grand.
Believe you can do anything,
Get up and take a stand.


Always keep looking forward,
Looking back is never good.
You want to look to the future,
And that is someone you should.

Name - Dikshita Prajapati
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Std. – 8 ‘B’

BE AFRAID OF





Drilling holes in the gift of God,


Willing to be the greatest of all,


But forget the mighty creator; who might give man a call,


The builder of this lovely nature i.e. a bliss of smile,

























Creating all the chaos in the world,


And putting their own mistakes to other’s head,


This is how man works with devastating greed,

Making all things done good or bad,


Without fear of God the mighty lord,


This land is a symbol of love and peace,


And should be loved and cared,


But unfortunately coloured with shades of blood,


Due to Man’s fight in tooth and claw.


Name- Harshdeep Singhal


Std.- XII ‘A’

ONLINE LEARNING V OFFLINE LEARNING
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The year 2020, has changed the normal course of life of the whole world. This year has
brought a lot of positive as well as negative change in our life. The line “WORK FROM
HOME” makes everything online.

The COVID-19 Pandemic has forced educational institutions worldwide to adopt online
mode of teaching in a bid to ensure that learning continues unhindered. While the
transition from offline to online learning has been a forced one, necessitated by the virus, it
does herald a change in the current system of education, thereby proving to be a huge
opportunity to restructure the current methodology of teaching and learning.

As technology has developed, so too has the way we learn new skills. Thanks to the
internet, those interested in boosting their knowledge and skills now have a wide range of

options open to them.

The main difference between online and offline learning is location. With offline learning,
participants are required to travel to the training location, typically a lecture hall, college
or classroom. With online learning, on the other hand, the training can be conducted from
practically anywhere in the world. Participants simply need to log on internet form their
homes, work or even their local coffee shop.

Another difference is the flexibility offered. Online learning usually has a more flexible
timescale. As a trainer, you can offer your support via email or through an online chat
system.

With offline learning, it’s easier to ensure attendees are paying attention to the training.
















Online learning saves time, money and energy spent on commuting long distances.

Although online learning has become the preferred method for the majority of learners, it’s
important not to dismiss the benefits of offline training too.

Both of the teaching systems have some advantages and disadvantages.

But, the feeling which was experienced by the learning environment of offline learning is
far better than any other form of learning.

Name– Harshit Pathak


Class- XI ‘A’

The Poem of Winter








I Love Winter! Winter is cold.



It’s Christmas with sledges.


It’s warm, snuggly beds.


It’s silver snowflakes.


It’s skating on lakes.


It’s snowmen that stand.


In a snowy white land.


It’s blue jays that feed.



On sunflower seed.


It’s angel that pose,


In winter time clothes.


It’s a polka dot sky.


It’s winter. That’s why……



I Love Winter…





Name- Hanshita Rathaur

Class- VII ‘A’

“Five Fingers make a Fist”





Between two beautiful hills there was a beautiful pond. There lived in
the pond fishes and a frog. The frog and the fishes were good friends.


One day, two fishermen passed by the pond. They noticed that the pond
was full of fish. They were glad.

One fisherman said "Brother, let's bring our nets and catch these
fishes."
The Frog heard them. He was scared. The frog went to the fishes.

He said, "Friends we are in danger.” Let's find a way to save ourselves."




















“Five fingers maker fist." The Fish laughed at the frog. "You are
coward and a fool", they said. They went along enjoying life. The next

day the fisherman came back. They put their net into the pond. The
fishes were not prepared. They were all caught. The frog saw this and

jumped into the pond. He saw the fishes struggling.

He advised the fishes “Swim down! Swim down together!" All the fish
swan down together. The net was also pulled down with them. Losing

their net, the fisherman went away. The fishes were free again.
They had learnt the lesson -'Unity is strength.'


Name- Hridyanshi Verma

Class- IV ‘B’

Keep the Ground Clean





Here we play and here we eat


Here we enjoy and often sit


Then why to leave this ground


Dirty and full of garbage.





We miss this ground,


When not allowed to move out,

On the ground and have our Tiffin,


And fun around.





We forget that the ground,


Is a part of our school?


We should keep it neat and tidy,


So, lets us throw all litter into bins,


And keep the ground spic and clean.


So that when we come here again,

We find a clean place to sit and enjoy.


Name- Ipsha Vyas


Class- VI ‘A’

Diversity and Discrimination




















Diversity refers to the ways that we all are different from one another. Some

differences can be our gender, sexuality, ethnicity, culture, religion, spirituality,
family, social standing, age, body size, and ability. We believe diversity i.e. all the

things that make us different; should be appreciated and celebrated! Loving
differences starts with being curious and open-minded when someone seems

different from us.
Discrimination is a wrong attitude towards each other because it refers to the

untouchability, unacceptability. We should not practice discrimination because
everyone has one’s own rights to do anything one wishes. if not encroaching anyone

else’s rights. We should not discriminate among people on the basis of their sex,
religion, and the place of birth. All the persons have their fundamental rights to

move freely to any other place within the country or to choose his/her profession.
We should also not discriminate anyone due to their handicap. Dr. Om Prakash

Valmiki has written in his book titled Juthan.

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“दलित जीवन की पीड़ाएँ असहनीय ह।ऐस अनुभव जो स़ाहहत्यक अलभव्यक्ततयों में स्थ़ान
ैं
नह ीं प़ा सक।एक ऐसी सम़ाज व्यवस्थ़ा में हमने स़ास ि हैं,जो बेहद क्र ू र और अम़ानवीय ह।
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If we talk about Dr. B.R. Ambedkar he was a Dalit, but he is known as the architect
of the Indian constitution.

He was an Indian jurist, an economist, a politician and a social reformer and more
than anything else. He was the saviour for the Dalit Movement in India and was the
face of the campaign against social stigma and discrimination towards the

untouchables in India.

Untouchable"—people tainted by their birth into a caste system that deems them
impure, less than human. We have to learn a lesson that no person is authorised to
discriminate.

Name- Kajal Kumari

Class- VIII ‘B’

Ways to Project Positive Energy









1. Make Yourself a Priority. If you feel good about yourself, it'll be much easier to
project that inner contentment into the world. ...

2. Remember What is a Fact and What is a Thought.

3. Be Kind to Yourself.






































4. Use Positive Words.

5. Smile More.

6. Practise Gratitude.


7. Work Towards Accomplishing a Goal.

8. See Others in a Flattering Light.



Name- Nishtha Bhargava

Class- IX ‘B’

Life is precious






The gracefulness of a butterfly,


How gentle and fragile they seem.





Gentle fluttering on a calm summer day,


Floating like a dream.























But sadly their time is over,


hardly before it’s begun.






So enjoy your special movement,




Like a butterfly in sunshine.

Name- Pari Goyal



Class- VIII ‘B’

“It's Me time”



Tell your mind to calm down,
These are just 21 days lockdown.


Call it a 'Me-time'
And prepare a ground to cross skyline.

Tell your mind and heart,
to stay inside the house.


Hear your internal voice,
And come on now pen it down.

This time give time to your body and brain
Do exercise, dance and play mind games.


It will give you better ways to sustain.
And develop your heart and mind like a refrain.

Remember you are not alone,
Give this precious time to your family-


As caterpillar does with cocoon evenly,
Because lost time will never be found again.

Consider this time as a gift of lord,
And learn new skills to be a pro.

Forward these teachings to your,
Family, friends, relatives and bro.


Now it's a time to do,
The things you let go.

Because I know you are meant to grow.
And it would bag you achievements in a row.



Name- Monalisha Gupta
Class- XII 'B'

O land of Central India!
Bengal and Bihar fair!
O Glorious land of Gujarat
With whom shall I compare?

Madras! Maharashtra! Saurashtra!
And Rajputana great!
You all have done your duty

In lifting national weight.
We Hindu! Jain and Muslim!
Parsi! Jew! Buddhist!
Christian! Sikh and Brahmin

Children of the east.
Purified by Ganges
Keep your spirits high

And save your dear old India
And raise a joyous cry!
For so proclaim shastra

Where duty is the goal,
There victory must be follow
To crown the glorious soul.

But if we are divided
There surely lies our fall
In Union lies our safety
As known to each and all.

Then up United India
And make your country bright
In doing one's duty

There shan't be fear and fright.





Name- Prince Yadav

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Class – 9 ‘B’

India has three cropping seasons :-
























Rabi: Rabi crops are also known as winter crops. They are sown from
October to December and harvested from April to June. Wheat,

barley, pea, gram and mustard are the important rabi crops. Punjab,

Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Uttarakhand and

Uttar Pradesh are the important producers of rabi crops.


Kharif: Kharifcrops are also known as summer crops. They are sown
at the beginning of monosoon and harvested in September-October.

Paddy, maize, jowar, bajra, tur, moong, urad, cotton, jute,

groundnut and soyabean are important kharif crops. Assam, West

Bengal, coastal regions of Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu,
Kerala, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar are important rice

growing states. In Assam, West Bengal and Orissa; three crops of

paddy are grown in a year. These are called Aus, Aman and Boro.


Zaid: The zaid season falls in between the rabi and kharif seasons.

Watermelon, muskmelon, cucumber, vegetables and fodder crops

are some of the crops grown in this season. Sugarcane is planted in
this season but takes almost a year to grow.




Name - Riza Khan

Class- X ‘B’

Think About Life



Think about life and all it means.

It’s about faith and following your dreams.
Happiness when you achieve your dreams,

Of life, love and pure bliss





















Giving us something to think of.
Remember those days when you were a child.
The world was a better place and never wild.

There was love in every smile.

And plans were never full of guile.
So you were a kid and one day you became an adult.

That doesn’t mean there is nothing beautiful left to see.

The fact of life are not your fault.
And the life can be anything you want it to be.

In the circle of life there are some hard choices.
Just remember your aspirations.

And remember the loving cares.

Truly, life is a journey of joy and sorrow!
No guarantee for happiness in any tomorrow.

Always be prepared for both defeat and victory.

And rely on God’s promise to keep your company.


Name- Shifa Qureshi


Class- IX

FACTS ABOUT GEORGE CASTLE






George Castle































Deep inside the Madhav National Park, at its highest point, stands the exquisite
George Castle at a height of 484 m (1597 feet) from the sea level. This castle was

built in 1911 by Jivaji Rao Scindia, the then ruler of Gwalior for an overnight halt
of King George V of England, who was to visit the forest for a tiger shoot. Tourists
have a breathtaking view of lakes and a panoramic view of the Kardhai forests
from here. Within the sanctuary, you’ll find George Castle, a dwarf two-storey

structure built by Maharaja Jivaji Rao Scindia as a hunting lodge to
commemorate a visit by King George V on a shooting expedition. It so happened
that he managed to kill a tiger on the way and had no need to come here. It is no
more than a desolate building; but because it’s built on the highest point of the

park, it permits views all across the tree cover families of Nilgai, though there are
also chinkara, sambar, chowsingha and blackbuck. The leopard is the carnivore
highest in the food chain here but the nocturnal animal is difficult to sight. Wild

dogs can be sometimes seen in packs along the banks of the Sakhya Sagar. Wild
pig, jackal and jungle cat are also represented. There are large cages with tigers
and leopards in captivity. In fact, many tiger stories stalk these woods, like ghosts
unable to abandon their worldly abodes. In 1911 during King V’s visit to India
the Scindia ruler Madho Rao Scindia built a castle in the Madhav National Park

for his royal guest’s night halt during tiger shoot.


Name- Shourya Pratap Tomar

Class- IX ‘B’

THE MAN OF SYMPATHY




Once upon a time, there was a residence, named as Starline Colony. That

colony consisted of people. Now you might be thinking that it is obvious
for a dwelling place to have people. But people in that colony were

discriminating against others. They at first were to see other’s standard
and then only they would choose to talk anyone else. They didn’t like

poor people. And never had respected them too. They used to show their

standard to the poor people. They used to live in their own ego. In that
colony, some workers were appointed to keep the streets clean. The

workers used to suffer due to the behavior of the residents. And there
were strict instruction made by the people that the workers families

could not live in that colony and also the workers won’t be allowed to
live here. The poor always had to listen demeaning words from the

colony’s residents. There was an old man whose duty was to sweep the

roads. He was a wise person. But yet, nobody felt good to talk to him
because of their ego. The people used to scold him unnecessarily and

tried to humiliate him. But the old man including workers, just smiled
and started working. Their salary was around 400-450 rupees per

month. One night, around 12:30 pm.

The old man noticed some weird sound coming from the gate. He went

there and saw some thieves searching for their loot. Luckily the old man
saw them. He silently called the police. But he thought that there was

not much time to wait for the police. The thieves were rushing towards

the house. In that colony, near every house, there was a pit to bury
biodegradable things. The old man cleverly opened the pit and when the

thieves came around the pit, he pushed them in the pit and threw a
bucket full of water in them so that they can’t climb up. And police also

reached there and saluted the old man for his wisdom. Then the
residents also felt sorry for their nature and confessed their mistake in

front of him. Then the secretory not only gave them the permission to

live in the colony, but also gave all facilities to them. Then all lived
happily. So the moral is “to be equal to everyone and never

discriminate.”

THE NATURE-LOVERS












“Look at the flowers,


they are looking so nice.



In black-dark night,

They twinkle so bright.




But for the flowers we are fright!


If anyone will pluck them,

Then how they will fight.”






Name- Somya Singh


Class- XI ‘A’





happened to him. Those were Aliens had come to earth to study

the human beings and environment of earth. After injecting

chemical they took some tests of Rahul and after conducting

their study on him, they must have left him at his home.


.


After that Rahul went to the place where the UFO had landed.
He started to study that place. Soon he found that, that area was

highly fertile and had an amazing plant producing power.

Before this incident he thought that aliens are not good for

human beings but now he come to know how good and

powerful they are.


Moral: All creatures in this world are created to do good thing

and some are but exceptions only.


Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters,

businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the

products of my imagination or used in a fictitious manner.




Anunay Jain

Class-6b

GIRL CHILD…..





There is a child, a boy is wild

But the girl should be mild, she too is a child,

The boy commits a crime,

And the girl has to wait a while.


Look, she is wearing a skirt, Commented a
pervert,

She seems to fascinate because she is out too
late.

Too far on a side, my heart has now begun to
chide,


Why can’t we accept her lifestyle?

Living in the 21st century, society still has a query,

She is 25? Still not married? What to give in dowry?


What is the need of higher education?

In the end, she is just a transaction,

Sometimes, they stop her, Sometimes, they abuse her,

Not allowing her to walk down the lane,


Well, have you gone insane? Don’t get her married,

She can do a job, distinct and varied,

Please think of her in the same way as of boys you do,

She can do great at her job too.

Name- Vaibhavi Sharma

Class – VII ‘A’

The Benefits of Reading..


The biggest happiness is when the hobby of a person leads to his dream job. Hobby
of anyone can make him a successful person, if there is a consistency in their hard

work and determination. One such hobby is the hobby of reading. Reading is the
considered as the hobby which revolves around all the work that converts a normal
person into a successful person. It can be of many types such as reading motivational

books, reading about great personalities of the world, etc.

How it can it be a career booster ?

Reading can help a person build his career in many ways. Reading helps people to
know about the various unknown facts that exist. It helps in knowing the various
mysteries that exist in different parts of the world. Reading various informative books

can help person to become master in his field. Reading helps people to increase his
memory. As we all know that nowadays not only writing section is important in different
examinations but also reading section. So if we read different books then we would

be able to recall the facts at the moment we read. Nowadays most of the examinations
are interview based which requires reading and recalling capacity so here too reading
is equally important. So, in this way reading can be persuaded as a career.










Mental Wellness
Reading helps us to be free from the different unusual things happening around us. It
provides complete fresh environment to our mind. Most of the people adopt the habit

of reading to freshen up their mind from the whole day’s work and to attain some
useful knowledge and information. So, one should always be very much conscious
about the time management. They should always give atleast thirty minutes in reading

books.

How to develop reading habit among children:-
It is rightly said that children are the future of any country and also the representative

of their family, so there is a need to develop habit of reading among them. Children
can be encouraged by providing them story books to read. It will create a sense of

interest in them towards reading and by the time they will grew up, this habit will
convert into reading books of their subject, or autobiographies of famous
personalities, scientists, etc. This will help them a lot in future.

Medium of professional courses
People can read different types of books which are available at their home.

Nowadays, public libraries have been setup by different institutions in almost all cities
of the country. So people can join them for encouraging their reading habits and also
enthusiastic people can approach different published magazines to read them. If
anyone is keen to develop his career then they can choose the field of a Librarian.


But now also it is very difficult for rural poor to reach public libraries or any book store
frequently. So the solution for them is technology.


This is the twenty-first century in which internet has reached every corner of the
country and also many books are available online in pdf or doc form, so the

enthusiastic guys can also approach it.

Life Changing role

There is no doubt in saying that books can change the life of an individual. Books act
as an intermediary between the person and his success. Reading books means not
only reading curriculum books but a person can read books according to his interest
in that particular field. For example if a person wants to be a sportsman then he can

read the book which is related to his field.


Altogether there should be a link with his dream and his hobby.

Some recommended books
There are many books in this world which can make a person successful. But there

are some books which are considered as the best books of ever such as ‘The
Alchemist’, ‘Trick Mirror ‘, ‘To Kill a Mocking bird’, ‘Pride and Prejudice’ etc. And also
there were many writers such as ‘William Shakespeare’, ’Anne Frank’ etc.


The books of them are really interesting. Also there are many writers in different
languages which are famous for their poetry and story writing, novels, dramas etc.

Children can refer them also.

The overall effect of this essay writing is that reading books is the path to success.

One should always read books and make himself aware of the latest happenings in
the world.



Name- Vanshdeep Sharma
Class- XII ‘B’

WHEN RAHUL SAW A UFO






Once upon a time there was a 21 years old boy named Rahul,

who lived in Chandigarh. He was very pleasant and brave boy

but was very curious about things in his surroundings. One day,

when he was returning to his house at 9 PM after his evening

walk, he saw an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO).















He was very curious to know about that

UFO. He hides himself behind a tree and
watched carefully. He saw UFO was


landing in a big playground. After landing
some small footed people with a large

head existed, these were aliens.




He was happy to see this, as he was curious but aliens were

looking little horrible. He was trying to hide himself from aliens

but accidentally his foot slipped and he fell on ground with a

loud noise. Aliens saw Rahul and caught him immediately.

After catching him they injected a chemical to Rahul. Rahul

fainted and woke up at 4 a.m. He was in his house.


He was very upset because after fainting he had forgotten

everything. He was very curious to know what had happened to
him. So he tried to solve the mystery. Finally he came across a

book about hypnotism. He finally discovered what had

YOU CAN DO IT




3 AMAZING QUESTIONS TO CRACK…



Q.1.The magnets shown here will

(A) Attract each other

(B) Repel each other
(C) Pull each other

(D) Cannot say.


‘N’ – MAGNET X AND ‘S’ – MAGNET Y




Q.2. In a lever the fixed point around which the rod

moves is called----------------.

(A) Effort


(B) Load


(C) Pulley

(D) Fulcrum








Q.3. ---------------- is a form of renewable energy.

(A) Coal


(B) Petroleum


(C) Wind

(D) None of these

ANSWERS:


1. OPTION B
2. OPTION D

3. OPTION C


EXPLANATION:

1. The poles facing each other of the magnets X and Y, both are south

poles. Two similar poles of the magnet repel each other and two
opposite poles of the magnet attract each other.
2. A lever is a rigid rod arranged in such a manner that it can move freely

around a fixed point. This fixed point is called fulcrum. The object on

which work is to be performed is called load and the force that needs
to be applied on the rod in order to perform a task is called effort.
3. Energy that can be renewed or replenished over a period of time is

called renewable energy. E.g. wind energy, solar energy etc.

-
- Riya Sanjay Chute
th
9 ‘A’.

Book Review


Wings Of Fire



The book Wings of Fire, the autobiography of A P J Abdul Kalam constitutes an extraordinary
reading for all ages. There is something that everybody can extract from this book. In this book,

the authors tell us the story of a young Muslim boy who has big dreams about his future and what
inspires him to become an eminent scientist. This real story tells us the role of family, relatives
and friends in helping a person in achieving his goals. Apart from the very indicative title, the
chapters of the book are also touching –orientation, creation, propitiation, and contemplation.

Orientation contains 32 years of his early life – days as a child, going through adolescence and

getting into rocketry. His description of the people, who shaped his life, interweaving religion and
education, is a charming part of the book that almost nobody would miss reading.
























Chapter 2 entitled ‘Creation’ describing the next seventeen years till 1980 covers his struggle at
ISRO going from one-engineer-amongst-many to the successful project director of SLV bringing
pride to the nation through the technological achievement of putting a satellite in theorbit.
The next ten years are set out in chapter 3. These constitute the outstanding accomplishments at
DRDL. The way he transformed the laboratory from one which had a weak heart with little

confidence to one which felt a sense of strong self-esteem and could feel proud by contributing
developed missile systems to the services, is a remarkable saga.

The last chapter entitled ‘Contemplation’ contains a condensation of ideas and thoughts arising
out of his colourful life, the awards that he received (the highest honour, namely Bharata Ratna
that he received does not find a mention in this book) and some messages for the future
generation.



Prithviraj Singh Tomar


Class 10 A

SOME Interesting fact about India











MYSTERIOUS ANTI-GRAVITY HILLS IN LADAKH,

MAGNETIC HILL





















With the anti-gravitional effects,this is the

only magnetic hill in India.


Landmarked by a yellow notice board that

spells out instructions and asks you place your
car on neutral gear right on the spot marked

by paint , this one leave you in as your car

will begin to move uphill on it’s own.

WORLD’S HIGHTEST RAIL BRIDGE IN

JAMMU












About 35 meters taller than the

Eiffel Tower,the arc-shaped
Chenab bridge in Jammu and

Kashmir is the world’s tallest rail

bridge. It stands at the height

of 1,178 feet over the river

Chenab.

THE HIMALAYAN RANGES HAVE 9 OUT OF 10

WORLD’S HIGHTEST PEAKS ; A LARGE PART

OF WHICH IS IN INDIA










The mighty Himalayas boast of

9 out of 10 world highest
peaks , the highest being Mt.

Everest at 8,848 meters . While

the entire Himalayas do not fall

In India itself and a number of

heighest peaks are actually In

Nepal , a large part of

Himalayas are in India .

THE IMAGE OF THE KUMBH MELA

GATHERING THAT IS VISIBLE FROM


SPACE










The kumbh mela is a spiritual

event held once in 12 years in
northern India . In 2011 , this

religious gathering was so vast

that it was visible in space

through a satellite. It attached

over 70 million people.

MAWSYARSAM IS THE WETTEST

PLACE ON EARTH WITH 11,873


MILLIMETRES OF RAIN ANNUALLY










Holding a Guinness record for

hightest average annual
rainfall,this town in Meghalaya

gets about 11,873 milliliters of

raining too it’s proximity to the

Bay of Bengal. The winter

months of this region are spent

in preparation for a six-month-

long monsoon ahead.













ARYAN PATHYA



th
9 B



“Report on Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat”



It is a cultural & literary saga initiated by the Government of

India that aims to improve the present cultural connection across

various states. It is a program with a strong objective to enhance


interaction and promote mutual understanding between people of

different states and Union territories through the concept of state/


Union territory pairing.

Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat is a cultural& literary bonanza

celebrated virtually due to Covid 19 pandemic and in the session


2020-2021 the pairing state for the Bhopal region is Manipur.

Manipur, a state on the extreme eastern India sharing its border

with (Burma) originally a kingdom and later a princely state


under British rule. Manipur joined independent India in 1949

and was made a separate state in 1972.


Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat is an eye-catching program that is

being celebrated throughout the year with great fanfare and

enthusiasm. A year-round schedule of activities is planned to


enlighten the students of the cultural as well as the literary heritage

of Manipur in our state ie Madhya Pradesh. Our school has

many activities on virtual platform viz Manipuri Dance,


Manipuri Folk Song, Manipuri folklore Bhasha Sangam,

seminar, webinar, quiz, talking hour, etc. to promote a sustained

and structural cultural & literary connection in the areas of


language learning, culture, traditions & music, tourism& cuisine,

sports and sharing of best practices.





PATTERNS
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