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G.K. Shetty Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior CollegeG.K. Shetty Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior CollegeA UNIT OF VIVEKANANDA EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY (Regd.)A UNIT OF VIVEKANANDA EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY (Regd.)

C.T.H. Road, Ambattur, Chennai - 600 053. email : [email protected]. Road, Ambattur, Chennai - 600 053. email : [email protected]

Viveka Vani - 24 January 2019 Issue : 02

From the Editor’s desk,‘The Future belongs to those, who believe in the Beauty of their Dreams’In support of the quote,I would like to instil the power of dreams in the minds of

the students and fellow readers.Dream,Dream and Dream,and let your Dreams be the fuel to your success.

I strongly believe that there is no elevator to success,but an enriching fl ight of stairs,with life lessons hidden with each step.

G.K.Shetty Vivekananda Vidyalaya offers the students an opportunity, to showcase their talents and explore their inner self,through the pages of the school magazine,’VivekaVani’.

The 40 years of Excellence of our school as a symbol of Knowledge, Perseverance,Innovation and Humanity, has moulded thousands of students and has carved many success stories through its unbeatable spirit and inspiring teachings. It is a proud moment for us that our school has been accredited with AAA+ by Career 360.

Our students,in a quest to inch closer to a better tomorrow,excel in every fi eld,be it academics,sports,arts,creativity and social service.Keerthana.B of IX-D has won Gold in SGFI,Gold in VidyaBharathi and silver in CBSE Nationals in Taek Won do. Yagnesh.S of X-C has been nominated for the ‘National Child award’for his innovation “Power Generation Shoes”.M.P.Vishnuvardhan of UKG-F identifi es 250 countries,capitals with Flags and Currencies. Overlooking the end of one more excellent academic year,Vivekavani aims to carry forward the heightened spirits and wisdom of our Vidyalaya to the student community through its exotic and colourful articles.

Our school has also released a book on “Bio Dynamic Vidyalaya”,and we conduct rallies to emphasise the need of the hour, “Avoid Plastics” .

Rejoicing this everlasting happiness,I present you the charms of our school students,in the second edition of ‘VivekaVani’ this year.

My heartfelt thanks to the Principal,Teachers,the editorial team and all the students who are the real heroes behind the making of this magazine.

Editor in Chief,

RITHIKA.A XII-B1

Editor

Sub-Editors

A. RITHIKA

ROHIT .R

MANASA K.

MUKESH D.

THIRUMALAISRINIVASAN G.

RANJANA. S

VISHALI. G

KARAN SAKTHI. G



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G.K.SHETTY VIVEKANANDA VIDYALAYA JUNIOR COLLEGE AMBATTUR, CHENNAI-53

REPORTS 72nd INDEPENDENCE DAY AND SRI AUROBINDO JAYANTHI CELEBRATIONS“Patrio sm consists not in waving the fl ag, but in striving that our country shall be

righteous as well as strong.”

72nd Independence day and Sri Aurobindo Jayanthi celebra ons were conducted with unprecedented patrio c fervour on 15th August 2018 in our school premises. The programme started with prayer. The chief guest Dr. SathishBabu, Diabetologist, K C Hospital,Avadi,hoisted the Tricolour fl ag and off ered fl owers to Bharat Matha. Dr. Vengal Rao, Alumnus, Gksvv, Orthopaedician, Dr. Rabindranath Health Care, Amba ur, released the fi rst copy of “Vivekavani”, our school magazine and the same was received by the chief guest Dr. Sathish Babu, Diabetologist, K C Hospital, Avadi. In his address, Dr. Vengal Rao, Alumnus, Gksvv, Orthopaedician, Dr. Rabindranath Health Care, Amba ur, appreciated the way of releasing Vivekavani, our school magazine. He also asked the students to recall the sacrifi ces made by our great freedom fi ghters. In his address Dr. Sathish Babu, Diabetologist, K C Hospital, Avadi advised the students to fi x a goal and work hard to achieve it. Prizes were distributed to the winners of Na onal Song compe on. This was followed by culturals. J.Prasanthi of IX std delivered a speech on Sri Aurobindo which was enlightening. A group song was rendered by our nigh ngales. A display on various asanas by our students enthralled the audience. Dance and physical display by our ny tots and middle school students were highly impressive. The programme came to an end with Na onal Anthem. Sweets were distributed to the students and also to the parents.

On the same day Bharat Matha Pooja was performed in 40 diff erent places in and around Amba ur and Avadi. The students of those areas a ended the func on along with their parents. They off ered fl owers at the feet of Bharat matha and exhibited their patrio c fervour. The students also sang Bharathiyar songs and spoke about na onal leaders. The Programme came to an end with Shanthi Manthram.



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KRISHNA JAYANTHI AND OORIYADI CELEBRATIONKrishna Jayanthi and ooriyadi was

celebrated in our school premises on 1st September 2018 (Saturday). The programme started with Krishna pooja by our students and Ashtothram was recited by Smt. Sumathi. The welcome address was given by our honorary correspondent Shri. S. GopalaKrishnan. He insisted the students to face the problems boldly like Lord Krishna. He also advised our students to follow personal cleanliness and to be honest.

Primary students par cipated in the cultural programme. Group song and Rangoli compe ons were conducted and the students from V-XII std par cipated group wise.

The ‘Swatch Bharath Oath’ was taken by the students administered by our school ASPL BavanthikaSree, X-A. The programme came to an end with Shanthi Manthram.

THAMIZHISAI THIRUVIZHA“Music acts like a magic key, to which the most tightly closed heart opens.”

Thamizhisai Thiruvizha was celebrated in our school premises on 15th December 2018 at 5 pm. Smt. Janani Venkatesan, lighted the lamp and inaugurated the func on. Prayer was sung by III std students. Our honorary Correspondent Sri. S. Gopalakrishnan welcomed the Chief guest Sri.M.N.Venkatesan, Secretary, VES and Smt. Janani Venkatesan. Sri.K.Veerasamy,Director, VIERT, Sri.K.Ponraman, Educa on Offi cer, VES, Sri. Ramachandran, Correspondent, Vyasarpadi VV, Sri. Ravindran, Correspondent,



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Veerapuram VV, Sri. K.S. Kumar, Principal, Sivanvoil VV, Smt. Shanthi, Principal, Veerapuram VV, Smt. Nirmala, Vice Principal, Veerapuram VV and around 10 Musicians from Amba ur graced the occasion.

Sri. M. N. Venkatesan, in his speech welcomed the idea of singing Tamil songs and said that Amba ur school is the fi rst to commence this sort of programme. He also appreciated the students and teachers who sang excep onally well. Our students sang Bharathiyar songs in Viveka Bharathi and they received an award “Bhakthi Sana Ratna”. Our Music teachers Smt. Mythili Venkatesan and Smt. Prema were honoured by the secretary with a shield presented by Viveka Bhara . The programme came to an end with Shanthi Manthram.

VISHNU SAHASRANAMA PARAYANAM & G K SHETTY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS

“Vishnu Sahasranama Parayanam” was organized in commemora on with the birth anniversary of our Chief Donor Late Sri G K She y. Smt. Kamala Chakravarthy and Smt. Tharini, Former Principal lighted the lamp and inaugurated the programme. Sahasranamam was chanted by VII, VIII and IX students and it was led by Sri. K.B. Deva



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rajan. In his speech, he explained the meaning of “Mathru Devo Bhava… sloka and asked the students to be grateful to those who helped them. He insisted the students to follow Bharateeya culture and follow our old prac ces. He also added that good thoughts and social awareness should be there among all of us.

Smt. Shantha Shetty, Sri. K. V. Ramana She y, Smt. Padmaja Ramana, Smt. Tharini, Former Principal, Sri. Raghunathan, Sri. Ravindran, Correspondent, VV, Veerapuram, Sri. Kesavan, Correspondent, VV, Kora ur, Assistant Correspondent Sri. Venkata Narasimman also graced the occasion.

The special guests paid homage to our Chief donor Sri. G.K. She y. Our students were honoured by the Vice President, VES for Securing prizes in State Level Vignana Pradharshini.

B. Gokul12 A, Karan Shakthi11 B2 , H N Ayush 12 ASmt. Shantha She y announced a cash award of Rs. 5000 each for winning the State

Level Vignana Pradharshini. They were selected for Na onal Level Vignana Pradharshini.

Sri. T. Chakravarthy addressed the audience. In his speech he remembered the generous a tude of Late G K She y and thanked the family members for suppor ng the school.

Smt. Shantha She y released a book on “ Bio Dynamic Vidyalaya” and the fi rst copy was received by Sri.T.Chakravarthy.. Smt. Shantha She y inaugurated the Free tailoring class for parents and honoured Smt. Reshmi , Tailoring teacher.

The programme came to an end with Shanthi Manthram.

LIBRARY WEEK CELEBRATION “The Library is the temple of learning and learning has liberated more people than all the wars in history”.

The National Library Week was celebrated from 14th November to 20th November2018. Various competitions like oration, quiz and story telling were conducted for the classes III to IX during the library week. Smt. M. Gomathi, M.A., MLIS, M.Phil, Librarian, Stanley Medical College, Chennai presided over the Valedictary func on on 20th Nov. 2018. Smt. S. Usha Rani, Principal, GKSVV welcomed the gathering and also introduced the chief-guest. Smt. M. Gomathi, in her presiden al address,mo vated the students by



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quo ng Swami Vivekananda’s Chicago speech. She insisted the students to read the books regularly and also advised the students not to waste their me in using cell phones and other gadgets.She distributed the prizes to the winners of various compe ons. Pre-primary and primary students par cipated in the programme enthusias cally by narra ng the stories. The programme came to an end with Shanthi Manthram.

VIVEKANANDA JAYANTHI CELEBRATIONS

27th Inter School Vivekananda Jayanthi compe on was held on 11/01/2019, Saturday in our school premises.16 schools and around 400 students par cipated in various compe ons such as Ora on, Tamil speech, Bhagavat Gita recita on Solo song, Group song, Rangoli and Freehand drawing.

Our school students from III std to VIII STD had kept stalls of various nutri ous and delicious food, Nail Art, Mehandi Designing and Ar fi cial Jewellery. Various cra works in paper and glass were exhibited by the students which a racted the a en on of the people. The experience could inculcate the spirit of entrepreneurship among the children.

The func on started with prayer followed by fl oral off ering to Swamiji. Principal Smt. S. Usharani welcomed the gathering and urged the children to face the obstacles in life boldly like Swamiji. The Chief Guest of the day Shri. R. Varadharajan, Principal, Guru Shri. Shan Vijal Jain Vidyalaya, Vepery, Secretary, Chennai Sahodaya School complex, inspired the children to follow Swamiji as our role model in life and observed that ‘a mind without fear’ can alone help us to achieve the best in life.

Smt. Sujatha Saravanan, Principal, San Academy, in her speech guided the children to be happy in life and appreciated the willing nature of the students.

Kum K. Jayashree, IT analyst TCS, encouraged the children to enjoy their school life and to be posi ve in life. A report about Vivekananda Jayanthi Celebra on was read by Smt. M. Jamuna. Kum.Meena of IX STD in the costume of Swamiji depicted his Chicago’s speech which impressed the audience. Prizes were distributed to the winners of various compe ons. The overall trophy was bagged by AmirthaVidyalaya, Nesappakkam. The programme came to an end with Shanthi Manthram.



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NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS EVENT ORGANISER PRIZE

Karansakthi.G XI B2 Science Paper Presenta on Zonal Level Vidya Bharathi First (Par cipated

In Na onal Level)

Ayush.H.N XII A Exhibit Zonal Level Vidya Bharathi First (Par cipated In Na onal Level)

Ayush.H.N XII A Chemistry Experiment Zonal Level Vidya Bharathi Second

Thirumalai Srinivasan.G XIA Science Exhibit Inter

School VES Third

Thirumalai Srinivasan Ayush.H.N Sri Naveen Abhishek

XI A

XIIA

ΧIIΑ

ExhibitState Level SRM Second

Yagnesh.S Harshavardha N.V

XC Science Exhibit Inter School

Chinmaya Vidyalaya Virugambakkam Third

Karanshakthi.GAkash Priyan.S

XI B1

XI B2

Paper Presenta on Inter School

Chinmaya Vidyalaya Virugamba kkam

Third

Harish .M Santhosh.D.M VIII B Science Exhibit Inter

School

Rotary Sindhi Models.Sr.Secondary School

Cash Reward ofRs. 500 Each

Students VIII Skit (Inter School) Li le Drops Kailash Mahal

Second

Shyamganesh. S VIII E Drawing Inter School

Li le Drops Kailash Mahal

Second

Nithyashree. S IV D Tamil Speech Inter School

Li le Drops Kailash Mahal

Third

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS



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Remarkable Achievements in Ruby Year1. S. Yagnesh of XC par cipated in the online exhibi on on the topic "Power genera on shoes" and was recommended for the Na onal Child Award by Thiruvallore District Collector Maheswari Ravikumar on 9th November. 2. Sri. T. Chakravarthy, Vice President, VES honoured

the following students for securing prizes in State Level VignanaPradharshini.B.Gokul XILA I prize G.Karansakthi XI B I prizeHN Ayush XII A Il prize. These students will be par cipa ng in the Na onal Level. Smt. Shantha She y announced a cash award of Rs. 5000 each for the winners of State

Level Vignana Pradharshini. 3. V.Sreedesh of X C and G. Thirumalai Srinivasan 11A par cipated in the interschool quiz compe on on 22.07.18 conducted by Tempz Academy, Annanagar and won the cash award of Rs. 15,000/-

4. S. Yagnesh and V. Harshavardan and S.Sidharth of X C par cipated in interschool science exhibi on at Annai Violet College, Amba ur and won 1st prize. Received a shield and Rs.5000 cash award on 7th September 2018. 5. A rally on cleanliness, health and hygiene was held on 27.7.18 which was organised by Essveehospital. 10 students from 9thStd to 12thStd and

two teachers took part in it. Students carried placards and called out slogans on Avoid Plas cs. 6. Students of 12 B1 and B2 visited Hande hospital on 7.8.18 and learnt the importance of bones, types of diabetes, causes and its eff ects and also learnt the func oning of x ray and CT scan.



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7. Smt.Shantha She y released a book on "Bio Dynamic Vidyalaya” and the fi rst copy was received by Sri.T.Chakravarthy. Vice President VES.

8.It is a proud moment for us that our school has been accredited with AAA+

by Career 360.

10. T w e l v e students from XI std who scored 471 and above in X std have a ended 5 days residen al DST Inspire camp at Vel Tech college between 1st to 5th August.

11. S.Janani, Alumna GKSVV, doing medicine at Stanley Medical College demonstrated the techniques of washing our hands in the morning assembly and all the students did on that day in the school. This was organised as a part of Swachhatha Pakwada by CBSE, on 7th S e p t e m b e r 2018.

12. Smt. S. Usha Rani, Principal, G K She y Vivekananda Vidyalaya was selected as the Vice Chair person of CSSC.

13. Dr.S.Deepa, PGT, Biology of GKSVV received HarGobind Khorana Best Scien st Award-2018 from Bose Science Society on 15th September,2018.

9. M.P. Vinuvardhan of UKG F iden fi es 250 countries, capitals with fl ags and currencies.



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Life is full of twists and turns. Everyone has to

struggle here in this world to conquer every hindrance in the way to success. For this hard work is obligatory. Without working hard and just by si ng idle it will be hard for one to get success. Since from childhood and ll now I always remember

the sentence that my parents used to tell me “to

be a be er person in life and to get success you have to work hard, the result of hard work is always rewarding, so you have to work hard.” There is a well known proverb “no pain, no gain” hard work never goes wasted. Although it may be later or sooner success comes to your feet. “One percent inspira on, 99 percent perspira on”

Edison's defi ni on of genius has o en been quoted to characterize success as well. Even before Edison, the rigors of success were described by Painter Michelangelo thus: "if people knew how hard I had to work to gain my mastery, it wouldn't seem wonderful at all.” I'm a greater believer in luck, and I fi nd the harder I work

the more I have of it.The harder you fall, the

heavier your heart; the heavier your heart, the stronger you climb; the stronger you climb, the higher your pedestal.”

“A clay pot si ng in the sun will always be a clay pot. It has to go through the white heat of the furnace to become porcelain. ”

Life of farmersFarmers, workers and

cul va ng dignityOur valley is home to

many, many farm workers who provide labour for our farmers and help make this community thrive from the produce of our land. These workers have been welcomed into our community for decades, bringing their families each year and tending to

the hard work of nature's harvest. Many members of our community have come to our valley as migrant workers and stayed here to raise their families. Whether they are migrant or resident workers, these workers do the back-breaking jobs necessary for the success of the local economy. They deserve to be treated with respect.

This season a few hundred workers at Sakuma bros. Farms stood up and spoke out about harsh treatment, poor living condi ons and the threat of more guest workers being invited into the county, which threatens to disrupt their already precarious livelihoods.

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These workers have jus fi able complaints and they brought a en on to their needs in a peaceful and respec ul way. They assembled, used their freedom of speech and used the only tool they have at their disposal; they withheld their labor to draw a en on to their cause.

As part of the faith community, we call on both sides to nego ate in good faith, respec ng the opinions of all the aff ected workers and respec ng the farm owners just as they expect to be respected. We support the struggle for a living wage. We hope both par es can reach an agreement that will allow workers and their families to work for the remaining of the season.

We appreciate the farmers in our valley and understand the tremendous pressures they are under to produce quality harvests while dealing with ever-increasing produc on costs. It is a business that is full of unexpected crises and so many of the condi ons are out of farmers' direct control. However, employers can

control how they treat the people who work for them. We trust that the sakuma brothers will con nue to work with the mediator that is now being used to help determine the path forward in terms of wages and working condi ons for the rest of this season — which will lay a good founda on for successful seasons to come.

As people of faith we share a vision of a new community where jus ce and human dignity reign. We pray for the workers and farmers as they deliberate a just outcome to this confl ict.

Carrying your dreams as ours! In this day we assure to con nue no ma er what! Some quotes by Dr. Kalam on agriculture: we have to transform india in fi ve areas where india has core competence fi rst being agriculture' 'globally agriculture is the

predominant industry than any other industry. Growth in agriculture produc on with value addi on will not only increase the per capita income of the farmers, but also support increasing need of food and raw materials in the urban sector. Enhancing agriculture produc vity is the key for agro-food processing and related industrial, manufacturing and service sector growth,' 'agriculture has a key role in reducing poverty since 3 billion people live in rural areas and are largely dependent on agriculture, while food process determine the cost-of-living for the urban poor.' The country can prosper only when rural technology is advanced for se ng up of more agriculture-based technical ins tutes in these areas.'

Monika.K. XII B2



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Work is worship . This beau ful universe is God's work, God himself is a worker. God wants man to work , man has to work for ge ng the comfort of life.

Hard work is needed for body and mind. One can do hard work if the person likes his work , such a person gets mental enjoyment. When you love your work you make a great progress.

Hard work determines our value in life . The reward of hard work is mental sa sfac on, It gives peace of mind, Man has brought heaven on earth through hard work. Hard work is the real wealth of a man.HARD WORK IN STUDENTS LIFE

Doing diff erent works help students to relax from stress . Doing sport at least once a week is the best way to reduce stress. Jogging and yoga at early morning also help to get relief from stress in one's life.HARD WORK IN MAKING SUCCESS

Hard work is the key to success. Hard work always pays off . Hard work can turn sludge into gold. To achieve true success you need the strength of mind and body. to struggle and work hard to reach your fullest poten al.

The person who is working hard is able to gain the success and happiness in life , Nothing is easy to be achieved in life without doing any hard work.HARD WORKING OF GREAT PEOPLE

“ SUCCESS travels in the company of hard work ”

Edison was working 21 hours on the laboratory tables with his books as his pillow. Thomas Edison failed approximately 1000 mes while he was working on the light bulb

and he never dreamt on giving up his hard work and determina on that works a true success.

In Nehru's calander there was no holidays as he worked 17 hours per day.

Mahatma Gandhi worked ceaselessly day and night and he won freedom for the country.

The hard work is the price that we pay for success in the life.

Nothing is easy to achieve in the life without doing any hard work.MAHATMA GANDHI'S HARDSHIP

“The Weak can never forgive.Forgiveness is the a ribute of the strong” Mohandas Karam Chand Gandhi, the greatest Indian person for ever, has put his life on the line many mes by becoming a passive resistance as a way to end the Bri sh rule . He had faced many hardships in his life for the welfare of people in India.MY EXPERIENCE WITH HARD WORKER

I have experienced hard work by helping by mother in taking care of the house . It's a diffi cult task to make a house perfect, clean and neat . In one day eff ect and hardwork we cleaned the nook and corner of our house. Thus I come to know about hardwork by experience.

Thus , I conclude my essay by saying that I will try to lead a hardworking life to become a successful person.

IMPORTANCE OF

HARD WORKS.R HIMADRIES.R HIMADRIE

IX –DIX –D



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S. Sri Sai Charan S. Sri Sai Charan X –DX –D

THIRUMALAI SRINIVASAN – XI A THIRUMALAI SRINIVASAN – XI A

LASER COMMUNICATOR:- A project to transfer sound through light.

“Faster communication transforms minutes to seconds and second to FIRST”“Quality of communication , reduces misunderstanding

and thus decides your lifestyle.”This project is the base provider for all the versions of optic communication these days. In

this project sound is transmitted through light. This is achieved by modulating laser beams in accordance with the audio input given to the transmitter and which is then received by a receiver (LDR/SOLAR PANEL, here solar panel) and there modulations are magnifi ed and then sent to speakers thus producing sound. Project uses op-Amp IC in the transmitter section and LM386IC in the receiver section.The project features faster than wired communication. No distortion of messages can be used for information transmission.

Home Automation With Theft Alarmed Security System“Automation is worth as It Makes Men's life better

and its men’s duty to safeguard from making Robots Riling Them”

-JOHN KENNEDY

“Automation, Is Going To Bring Many Inventions With Most Accuracy Ever Seen”

-JOSEPH ROBIN

This ROBOTIC project is one of the easiest way to automate whole home controlled via android phone. The home as also got security system encrypted using security code and provides a theft alarm which when misused, do notify us. This project has every inch of the home automated, providing a whole sum of smartness to the home we live.Also there is a super automated cleaner with four wheels which has got ability to avoid the objects present in front of it using the feature called obstacle avoidance.The project features automated home for sophisticated life. Automatic cleaner for a cleaner and smarted home. Home safe guarded by password and theft alarm.

1. In the addition below, P, U and I represent district digits between 0 and 9, with inclusive P1 + P1 + P1 + P1 = UP. Find the value of it.2. Twenty girls were sitting on a bench. The fi rst girl tells a number to the second, the second girl tells a number to the third and so on till the numbers reaches the last girl on the bench. If the fi rst girl starts with 20 and each girl either adds one or subtract one to the number she received, which of the following is a possible fi nal result ? a) 34 b) 4 c) 22 d) 33. Three persons A, B, and C went bird watching. Each of three sees exactly one bird that none of the other did. Each pair sees exactly on bird that the third did not. And exactly one bird was seen by all the three. How many birds were seen in all?

Ans: 1) P =2 I = 3 U = 9 2) 3 3) 7 Birds



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G.L

. SR

INIT

HI

VII

Listen to yourElder’s advice,Not because they Are always rightBut because they Have moreExperiencesOf being wrong….Respect the old whenYou are young.Help the weak whenYou are strong.Confess the fault when You are wrongBecause one day in lifeYou will be old,Weak and wrong.

SmileIs the giftSomebody will lose itSomebody won’t like itSomebody make it coloursSomebody engraved its feelingsSomebody simply stand behind itSomebody heartfelt speech about that But nobody proves itOnly with his mindSmileDo the best my friend

R. VIDHULA

VII D

G.L. SRINITHI

VII-E

In our school we have valuesIn our school we have valuesThat show how much we careThat show how much we careAbout giving all a fair About giving all a fair GoGoIn this great landIn this great landThat we shareThat we share D. HEMANTH

X - ‘E’

POEM

Price is what you pay. Value is what you get.

Money is not the only answer, but it makes a difference.

Knowledge is of no values, unless you put it into practice.

Democracy is beautiful in theory; in practice is a fallacy.

Family is a not an important thing, it’s everything.

I learned the value of hard work by working hard.True friendship is like sound health; the value of it is seldom known until it is lost.

Try not to become a man

of success. Rather become a man of

value. Albert Einstein

The cost of a thing is the amount of what I will call life which is required to be

exchanged for it, immedi-ately or in the long run.

Henry David Thareau

A man who dares to waste

one hour of time has not discovered

the value of life. Charles Darwin

GOOD VALUES A. SANTHOSHINIVII - ‘E’



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AVAILABILITY – we are always there to help each other.BRAVE – We face challenges head on.CONTENT- We are happy with what we have.DEPENDABLE – We do what we say we’re going to do.EMPATHETIC – We feel each other’s joys and sorrows.FORGIVING- We don’t hold a grudge.GENEROUS – We give cheerfully.HUMBLE- We don’t brag about our victories.INDUSTRIOUS – We fi gure things out when we need to. JOYFUL- We fi nd the joy in life and in each other.KINDHEARTED – We lovingly care for each other.LOYAL – We are here for each other in good mes and bad.MANNERLY – We behave in a way that is though ul of others.NEIGHBOURLY –We love others with a smile and gree ng.OBEDIENT – We obey our parents.PATIENT –We show pa ence to each other.QUESTIONING – We approach life with interest.RESPONSIBLE – We do everything to the best of our ability.SELF-CONTROLLED – We control our words and ac ons.THANKFUL – We are grateful for what we have.UNWAVERING – When we set our mind to something. We see it through.VIRTUOUS – We aim to be pure.WISE- We make smart choices.XCITED – We are excited about every new day of life.YIELDING – We give up our personal rights with a desire to serve others.ZEALOUS – We approach life with energy and zest.

Eat healthy food everyday

To keep you strong all the way

Fruits and veggies are here to stay

So, throw that junk food all away.

Run and jump more today

Skip and dance along the way

If you have eaten all your food

Then in all your work you’ll be good

Burgers and fries no, no, no

Tomatoes and apples have a go

To keep you healthy all the way

And hold that sickness all at bay.

R.V

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la

VII

D

“Always do what is right .” If you can’t be kind be quiet. You never know, what you can do till you try. Leave footprints of love and kindness

wherever you go. Every gift from a friend is a vision for your

happiness. Be the reason for someone smiles today. We raise by lifting others. Be kind whenever possible. Your greatness is not what you have, it’s what

you give.

S. KHANISHKA VII – B

POEMS.

KEE

RTH

AN

AV

IIB

GOOD

VALUES



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MORAL VALUESMoral values are good values such as compassion, generosity, honesty,

kindness, perseverance, self-control and respect. Individuals who possess these qualities are considered to be an asset to the society. They do not only lead a disciplined life but also help in bringing out the best in those are them. Their dedication towards work, self-control and helping nature is appreciated by everyone.

Every parent wants his child to be morally good. A person must bear good values even at the cost of his/her happiness.

1. What is the original colour of the blood? Blue.2. Which fi nger is liked by the girls? Lady’s fi nger.3. What is the longest one-syllable word in the English language? Screeched.4. What is the difference between here and there? The letter ‘T’.5. Which is the only word in English which starts and ends with ‘und’? Underground.6. Can you make seven an even number? Remove the letter ‘S’.7. What is full of holes but still holds water? Sponge.8. Which English word has three consecutive double letters? Book keeper.9. What do you call a cow in an earthquake? Milkshake.10. I have seven children, half of them are boys, what is the other half? They were all boys.

We should follow good values Otherwise everything we shall lose We should be brave Like the sea wave We should help others Because all are our brothers and sisters We should be kind If not we are blind Everyone should do sharing If not Life is boring Elders we should respect Anyone’s mind we shouldn’t aff ect Follow this your life will be perfect.

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UBUNTU “Ubuntu” is a very nice story from Africa…The motivation behind the Ubuntu culture in Africa...An Anthropologist proposed a game to the African tribal

children…..He placed a basket of sweets near a tree and made

the children to stand 100 metres away. Then he announced that whoever reaches fi rst would get all the sweets in the basket. He said ‘Ready steady go’.

Do you know what did the children do? They all held each other’s hands, ran together towards the tree, took the sweets divided the sweets and enjoyed it.

When the Anthropologist asked them why did they do so? They answered ……”UBUNTU” which meant:

“How can one be happy when the others are sad”?Ubuntu in their language means“I am because we are”A strong message for all generations.Let all of us always have this attitude and spread happiness wherever we go. Let’s

have a Ubuntu life……I am because we are

Your beliefs become your thoughts Your thoughts become your words Your words become your action Your actions become your habits Your habits become your values Your values become your destiny.

1. “To a thirsty man, a drop of water is worth more than a sack of gold.”2. “Thousands live without love but not without water…..”3. “Save water to secure your future.”4.” We never know the worth of water till well is dry.”5. “Water is life so don’t waste your life.”

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1. If you cut a tree , You kill a Life.2. If you save a tree, You save a life. 3.If you plant a tree, You plant a life. “Plant a tree, Plant a tree so that next

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1. Which country shares its borders with more than seven nations ? Ans : India2. At what age Mahatma Gandhi married Kasturba? Ans: 13 years3. At what age did Mother Teresa decide to become a nun? Ans: 12 years4. Which Dam was constructed before the Indian Independence? Ans: Mettur5. Who was the richest man of India as of 2005? Ans: Azim Premji6. Who is the fi rst Indian bowler to claim a “Hat trick” in test cricket? Ans: Harbhajan Singh7. Who was the longest serving president of India? Ans: Rajendra Prasad8. Who was the captain of the Indian Hockey team at the Athens Olympics 2004? Ans: DilipTirkey9. India’s fi rst overseas victory in the test cricket match was against? Ans: New Zealand10. Which Indian nuclear scientist died in a plane crash? Ans: Jehangir Homi Baba

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1 Keerthana B IX E Taek Won Do

Under 14 Vidya Bhara Na onals

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4 Sidhharth Ga IX Taek Won Do

Under 17 Vidya Bhara Na onals , Sgfi Selected

Gold Medal

5 Dinesh Kumar M XII D1 Kho Kho

Under 19 Vidya Bhara Na onals , Sgfi Selected

Gold Medal

6 Vishwa M XII D1 Kho Kho

Under 19 Vidya Bhara Na onals ,Sgfi Selected

Gold Medal

7 Sakthi Mageswari R

XI E Throwball

Under 19 Vidya Bhara Na onals ,Sgfi Selected

Gold Medal

8 Devendran P XI D1 Athle cs Under 19 Vidya Bhara Na onals, Sgfi Selected (4X100mts Relay)

Gold Medal

9 Dharshan B VI E Taek Won Do

Under 14 Vidya Bhara Na onals, Sgfi Selected

Gold Medal

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