A TRI MONTHLY NEWS LETTER

( April, 2015 – June, 2015)

FROM THE DESK OF PRINCIPAL

Plant a tree, be free

Dear All

HAPPY VANMAHOTSAVA!

I feel happy to introduce the first edition of our

school‟s newsletter for the session 2015-16.

We human being, are considered as the superior

creatures of the almighty. Nature and human beings

are inseparable, as the survival of living beings is

depended on the nature. But the modernization and

the so called development has adversely disturbed the

nature. Entire natural phenomenon is disturbed;

ultimately it is dragging the world towards

destruction. The future of the earth is in danger!

This month “July” worldwide we are celebrating

“Van Mahotsav”

As an aware human being, I appeal my Atmiyans to

contribute a bit for enriching our nature. Let us plant

a tree every year at least on our birthday and

nourish them. This one step of ours can make a

difference. Modern and luxurious life style doesn‟t

mean that we should completely depend on

devices/machines. Such life style reduces our

creativity, activeness, thinking skills. If you compare

the life expectancy rate with last 50 years, you will

find that it is decreasing day by day. You know why?

It is due to pollution, overpopulation, excessive use of

technology etc. Don‟t you think that somewhere we

are also the part and reason of this? I say yes, we are.

We all know we can‟t stop development, as we have

to compete and pace with the developing world, but at

least we can try to preserve the earth and nature.

Judicious use of resources, controlled use of

technology, simple life style, concern towards nature,

co-existence such small steps and initiative may result

in a great achievement!

I am sure, every one of us dream for a peaceful and a

prosperous life. So let us think differently and put our

efforts towards the same. PLANT A TREE every

year.

Ms. Rajani Joshi

(Principal)

EDITORIAL DESK

I extend my warm gratitude to all my readers.

It gives me immense pleasure to introduce the 1st

trimonthly newsletter. It is just an inception of new

academic year 2015-16 and we have completed last

academic year with an outstanding result procured by

class 10th, where we produced 100% result. Our

school created a wonder and 8 of our students got 10

C.G.P.A. ours is the first school in entire Kutch

region where maximum no of students have got 10

C.G.P.A. This shows that Atmiyans are shining

everywhere.

As we all know, a magazine mirrors a school‟s aims

and objectives. It also highlights events, activities and

achievements of students. I do hope the newsletter

encourages many more students to use it as a platform

to express their creativity.

Once again, we express gratitude to the Management,

Trustees, the Principal, Vice- Principal, and

Educational Advisor and last but not the least, our

ever supporting colleagues.

Ajay Tiwari

( Editorial Head)

ACTIVITY CORNER

Re-opening Day for the Academic Session

2015-16 (6-4-2015)

Our school enthusiastically and energetically started

its new academic session on 6th April 2015. The

pleasant morning of the day in Atmiya Vidyapeeth

was filled with the enchanting of Sholks followed by

the melodious prayer sung by the teachers of Atmiya

Vidyapeeth expressing great love and compassion for

the all the students and new staff members. The

thought of the day, was beautifully presented by Mrs.

Madhuri Davnani who highlighted the positive

attitude to be inculcated in one‟s life. The special

topic and the Headlines of the News were presented

by Miss. Bharti Singh and Miss. Piya Dargani. New

students were also welcomed in a traditional way by

Tilak ceremony and the new staff members of our

Atmiya Family were heartily welcomed by our

Principal Ms. Rajani Joshi and our Educational

Advisor Mrs. Tripti Nagar.

Regularity and punctuality is the core element of our

school, in this regard regular and punctual students

with 100% attendance were appreciated during the

assembly.

Mrs. Asha Shrivastav was appreciated for her

regularity and punctuality and was felicitated as she

had availed the least leave during the session 2014-15.

The Principal of our school addressed the students by

giving the message of learn to love one another and to

become a responsible member of the community.

Achievers of 100 % attendance of

Session 2014-15

S. No. Student's Name Class

1 Mohit Murjani II C

2 Atira Ganesh Nair III A

3 Devansh Surana III A

4 Poorvi Berry III B

5 Rajvi ba Jadeja III C

6 Rahul Baitha III C

7 Anjali Anand Sharma IV A

8 Het Samatbhai IV C

9 Aastha Smiriti Jha V B

10 Rithik Bhaitha VI A

11 Riya Chellani VI B

12 Uttam Kumar Swain VI B

13 Atul Nair VII A

14 Mihir Tank VII A

15 Manpreet Singh VII B

16 Sargam Dhiman VII B

17 Smriti Yadav VIII A

18 Pradeep Baitha IX A

19 Punit Jeswani IX B

Earth Day Celebration

(22-04-15 to 24-04-15)

“Saving the earth is a rule which is prime, so let‟s give

the next generations a peaceful life.”

Earth day is celebrated every year, on April 22nd

and

the idea was conceived in 1970. Students of Atmiya

Vidyapeeth celebrated Earth day with a two days of

energized activities. To create the awareness about

the importance of mother earth, our school had

organized many activities on the earth day. A special

assembly was observed by the students of IX STD

which marked the earth day to make the human life

realize the importance of Mother Earth. On 24th

April, clubs of our school celebrated earth day with an

objective to spread awareness regarding the

conservation of our mother earth against the inhuman

activities. IT club gave an extraordinary presentation

for the optimum use of technological resources to

conserve mother earth. Following them in a very

competitive spirit, Hindi club gave a contrasting and

dramatical picture of the pitiable condition of earth

and urged the spectators to save them. Science club

promoted awareness campaign in a scientific manner

and suggested some handy methods to save earth. The

event was judged by Mrs. Tripti Nagar and Mrs.

Reena Sharma. The creativity and the innovative idea

of science club bagged the first position;

dramatization of Hindi club bagged the second

position followed by IT club at third position. It was

indeed an awareness creating event.

Students Council Election

2015-2016 (25-04-15)

Student Council is the most esteemed student

organization which provides the opportunity for

students to undertake leadership roles within the

school community.

On 25th

April, 2015 Atmiya Vidyapeeth conducted

Students‟ Council election in which the nominees as

well as the student voters showed the spirit of

democracy. The nominees were allowed to do

campaigning for 3 days till the date of election.

They displayed the real spirit of competition in

canvassing votes of students. Two ballot boxes were

set for voting. Students from 6th

to 10th

took active

participation in casting the votes. Election was held

for different categories like head boy, head girl,

Deputy head boy/girl, different committees head, and

house captains etc.

Poem Recitation Competition on 01-05-15

Poetry is the essence of literature. To spread the

aroma of poetry; a house wise English poem recitation

competition was held on May 5th, 2015, in the school

for the grades II to V. The poems were recited

beautifully; keeping in mind the voice modulation,

mood, diction and expressions. Certain poems that

were recited left a permanent impact in the minds of

the audience.

The classics like Daffodils, The crown, Smile, Beauty

of Nature were recited, which enlivened the mood and

enabled the children to develop taste and appreciation

for Poetry. The competition was conducted in two

groups and was judged by our respected Educational

Advisor Mrs. Tripti Nagar and Ms. Dilraj Sandhu. The

aroma of Poetry will linger on and on. for the

Atmiyans forever.

The winners of the poem recitation competition are:

GROUP. A

1. KARISHMA DHANKAR III A

2. SHAILJA GADHVI II C

3. AASTHA KACHADIYA III A

GROUP. B

1. GARGI CHOUDHARY IV B

2. SALONI SHAH IV C

3. SHREYA KULKARNI V B

Report on Convocation Ceremony (2-5-2015)

“A graduation ceremony is an event where the

commencement speaker tells thousands of students

dressed in identical caps and gowns that

"individuality" is the key to success.” A graduation

ceremony provides another opportunity for the

institution to connect with its students and to offer

another chance for learning.

The function commenced with academic procession

walking into the auditorium, with the conventional

tune played at the background. Graduation Day is the

marking of passage of Sr. KG students to Grade 1.

The graduation day at Atmiya Vidyapeeth started with

a prayer followed by welcome address to parents,

teachers and students. A short but entertaining

cultural program was presented by the students of

STD. 1st. An action song was presented by tiny tots

with great zeal and enthusiasm. A speech was

delivered by Angel Singh of I STD. which was really

appreciable.

Our respected Educational Advisor Mrs. Tripti Nager

wished the students and handed a certificate to each

Sr. KG student. Mrs. Maya Chavda, the founder of

Atmiya Vidyapeeth, also conferred the certificates to

the children and she blessed all students. Our

Chairman, Mr. Vinod Chavda gave the presidential

address. He said “This is the biggest milestone to date

in the lives of the students, but they have many like

this to be crossed". He also added about the

importance of discipline and asked parents to

inculcate attitude of discipline in their children. He

thanked the teachers for their efforts and the parents

for their cooperation. The parents those who

witnessed the graduation ceremony were delighted to

see their wards in a dignified attire and they shared

their views which really boosted the Atmiyan team.

The program closed with a vote of thanks by Ms.

Sana Qureshi.

English Debate Competition (02-05-2015)

Topic : “ Are medias and social networking system

effective or are they the means of stalking people?”

An inter house debate competition was organized in

our school campus on 2nd

May 2015. The participants

from VI STD to X STD expressed their views for and

against the motion. The debate was judged by Mrs.

Madhuri Devnani. The Judges appreciated the various

views expressed by the participants. Our chairman

Mr.Vinod Chavda motivated the participants with his

inspirational speech.

The winners of debate competition are:

Group A (VI to VIII)

1. Sargam Dhiman VIII A FIRST

2. Prakhar Garg VII A SECOND

3. Astha Smriti VI B THIRD

4. Atul Nair VIII A THIRD

Group B (IX and X)

1. Punit Jeswani X B FIRST

2. Ankush Chirimar IX A SECOND

3. Shruti Vivin X B THIRD

4. Vaishnavi Tripati X A THIRD

Investiture Ceremony (8-5-2015)

On 8th

May 2015, there was a wave of pride and

responsibility in the campus of Atmiya Vidyapeeth, as

“Investiture Ceremony” was organised on that day.

The elections were held in campus for various posts

on 24th

April and the elected Students Council

members were officially inducted in the ceremony.

The parents of the newly elected Council members

were invited to preside over the function. The

program started with the blessings of almighty and a

melodious chorus prayer was presented by the choir

group. The torch of fire was lighted as sign of victory

by the dignitaries. It was a moment of pride when

badges were conferred by the parents to the members

of student council. The members took the oath and

promised to discharge their duties in an honest and

truthful way. Our Chairman, Mr. Vinod Chavda, our

Manager, Mr. Hemant Kachadiya, our Principal,

Ms.Rajani Joshi, and our Educational Advisor Mrs.

Tripti Nagar congratulated and blessed our new

Student Council members. The event ended with vote

of thanks by Mrs. Tripti Nagar, followed by national

anthem.

International Yoga Day Celebration,

21ST

JUNE, 2015

Yoga is an ancient physical, mental and spiritual

practice that originated in India. The word „yoga‟ is

derived from Sanskrit and means to join or to unite,

symbolizing the union of body and consciousness.

Today it is practiced in various forms around the

world and continues to grow in popularity.

Recognizing its universal appeal, on 11 December

2014, the United Nations proclaimed 21 June as

International Yoga Day by resolution 69/131.

International Yoga Day aims to raise awareness

worldwide of the many benefits of practicing yoga.

Atmiya Vidyapeeth had organized a self-attainment

event by celebrating International Yoga Day to

encourage and make the students aware about the

advantages of practicing Yoga daily.

The first international day of Yoga was observed in

our school on June 21, 2015. The students including

our respected Principal Ms.Rajani Joshi performed 11

Yoga asana (yoga postures) for an 1 Hour. All the

students and the teachers clad themselves in white as

a sign of purity and peace. Everybody enthusiastically

participated in the celebration and vowed to practice it

in their daily life for better health and inner peace.

The whole event was guided by our sports teachers

Mr. Nilesh Patel and Mr. Dhanashanker Shetty. The

soothing yoga music was enhanced by Mr. Jignesh

Joshi and Mr. Nishant Dave. Our principal Ms. Rajani

Joshi shared her experience and urged to practice and

incorporate it in life for betterment of health.

The day was devoted to Yoga and all the yoga

enthusiasts bent and twisted their bodies in complex

postures on Sunday to mark the first International

Yoga Day.

PRE-PRIMARY CORNER

Fruits Day Celebration (09-05-15)

An apple a day keeps the doctor away...

With an objective to create awareness among children

about the importance of consumption of fruits in

regular diet, Atmiya Kids celebrated „Fruit Day' on

09-05-15 and the tiny tots from Nursery, LKG and

UKG actively participated in the event with great zeal

and enthusiasm.

On this special day, children were asked to bring their

favorite fruit to the class to share with their friends.

The teacher mixed a variety of fruits brought by

children and prepared a tasty fruit salad. The children

enjoyed the yummy-yummy Fruit Salad and were

curious to know more about fruits. They learnt about

various fruits that grow on plants and trees in gardens

and orchards like mangoes, jackfruits, lichies, apples,

pomegranates, oranges, grapes, papaya, guavas which

are relished and savoured in different seasons of the

year.

The tiny tots were dressed up like fruits which gave an

effect of fruit garden and it seemed as if the tiny tots

were standing in a fruit garden. The children sang the

fruit rhyme with great zest and enthusiasm, enjoying

the moments of happiness and joy on this special day.

The teachers explained the importance of fruits' intake

in diet for the benefit of students health as it is said “A

healthy mind is in a health body” and “Health is

wealth”.

The winners of fruits day fancy dress competition are:

1. Harshwardhan Mukesh Jr.Kg

2. Siddhi Kamlesh Dabhi Jr.Kg

1. Hitanshi Subhash Pal Sr.Kg A

2. Kush Sindhav Sr.Kg B

3. Suhani Khemchand Gangwani Sr.Kg

Field trip- “A visit to a nursery” (02-07-15)

“Children desperately need to know - and to hear in

ways they understand and remember – for that there is

nothing than experiencing in the open”.

A well planned field trip offers students a pragmatic

learning experience. There is no other learning which

is better than seeing and doing hands-on.

It enhances their interpersonal skills as they learn to

interact with their peers, teachers and other adults

outside the realms of the regular classroom and also

increases children‟s knowledge and understanding of

the world in which they live.

The Pre–primary children of Atmiya Kids went for a

field trip on Friday, 02 July, 2015 and visited a

Nursery. A bunch of excited students were taken to

the nursery to show different kinds of plants,

saplings, flowers etc. The little ones were raving to

get on to the bus and en route to the lush green

nursery and they were excited to see the variety of

sapling, trees and blooming colorful flowers.

The vast expanse of greenery was an open invitation

for the little ones to let loose and go traipsing all over

the nursery. They were ecstatic to be one with nature

and had a gala time playing various games amidst the

pruned greenery. It was a tough task for the teachers

to keep up with the energetic students who were

spread all over the place enjoying in the lap of nature.

Their curiosity knew no bounds. Everyone had so

many questions to ask about the different trees

sapling and flowers. This trip around the school gave

fair idea to the children about school environment

and code of conduct they need to follow. Children

had great time and fun learning many things.

Outstanding result of Class 10th

Atmiyans rock in class X CBSE 2014-15 with the

highest 10 CGPA in Kutch. The Management

congratulates, the principal, teachers, and parents for

the outstanding performance of the students who have

secured 10 CGPA. 44 students appeared for the class

10th

examination out of which 8 students scored 10

CGPA, 14 students scored 9 and above CGPA, 9

students scored 8 and above CGPA, 12 students

scored 7 and above CGPA and the lowest 6.2 CGPA.

The average school CGPA 8.7.

The credit of the outstanding result goes to the team

work of the Atmiyan teachers who searched the latent

capacity of the students motivated and guided them

throughout the year.

The principal Miss. Rajani Joshi guided the students

to chalk out a proper time table and move ahead with

proper planning. Along with that the students were off

and on counseled by the educational advisor Mrs.

Tripti Nagar, the Chairman Mr. Vinod Chavda and the

Manager Mr. Hemant Kachhadiya

Congratulations

“Sparks of wisdom” honored for

securing highest result in their

respective subjects, Sanskrit,

English and Science in class X

2015-2016.

Atmiya Vidyapeeth Welcomes

The New Members

Sapna Batham P.G.T. (Commerce)

Ritika Sharma P.G.T. (Chemistry)

Mrs. Vidya Iyer P.G.T. (Commerce)

Aditi Gupta P.G.T. (Computer

Science)

Babita Bhardwaj Teacher (Jr. KG)

K. Vinayakam Faculty of Maths

Heena Dubey Faculty of English

Rukvindera Sandhu Teacher (Pre-Nursery)

Gulam Jilani Shah Faculty of Maths

STARS STUDENTS OF THE WEEK

Week Name of the students Class

Week-1 Sania Naz VI-A

Ishika Agarwal IX-A

Vedant Thakkar V-C

Week-2 Shital Gadhavi VI- B

Anushree Patra IX-B

Yashwardhan Barry IV-C

Week-3 Shruthi Thombre III-C

Kajal Soni VII-A

Shubham Garg X-A

Week-4 Anjali Nair II-C

Shruti Gundupalli VII-B

Rishabh Thakur IX-A

STARS STUDENTS OF THE WEEK

Sr.

No. Name of the teachers Performance

1 Piya Dargani

Exhibiting

sincerity and

loyalty towards

institution

TEACHER’S CORNER

Problems faced by the teachers

in present era

Teachers have to face a lot of distractions in

class room daily. They may have to deal with

uninterested students or may suffer from

burden in absence of parents support. Young

children often show an ignoring and

neglecting behavior as they do not know the

importance of education. Such students are a

real challenge for teachers.

Disrespectful behavior of teenagers is also a

problem faced by the teachers. Technology

has become an essential part of education but

the students are misusing computers for

personal purposes. Sometimes teachers are

afraid to discipline students because of risk of

lawsuit if they fail to handle the situation

correctly.

So teachers have a great responsibility and to

meet this responsibility, teachers need help

and support .parents and school administration

should communicate properly with teachers

for betterment of students and class discipline.

K. Vanaja

(Faculty of Maths)

Problems faced by teachers in

modern education era

There are many academic, behavioral

problems and other social problems that

present education masters are suffering from.

John Dewey says that school is a miniature

form of society. It means that school is the

second home where a child carries his or her

habits. The child expects that the society

should appreciate him or her and demand for

the same regard that he/he got in society. So to

space up with all these, present education must

be practical and real. If a teacher is not well

acquainted with psychology of child, then

problems are sure to come. Other hand, there

is negligence attitude of parents at the

beginning of the child‟ studies due to small

age as well as burdensome point.

As a result, the goal of qualitative education

is not achieved. The concentration power of

pupils is reducing day by day due to adaptive

notion towards social networking its. Even,

polices which are put into force are not

properly implemented. Some common

problems are time managing, planning work,

paper work and many more. But it depend

on the teacher how she wants to carry out her

work. So, teacher‟s attitude may affect the

education.

Ms. Seema Kingrani

(Faculty of English)

STUDENTS’ CORNER

WHAT MAKES ME SPECIAL?

Gunti Harish of 2- A SAYS………

My name is Gunti Harish. I believe that

everyone on this earth has some or the other

qualities that makes them special like

Mahatma Gandhi‟s quality of following the

path of truth and non- violence .Similarly ,

the quality which makes me special is the

quality of „ Smiling „ . I always have a smile

on my face and always get a smile back. So I

consider myself very lucky and special that I

make others smile.

Akishita Verma of 2-B, SAYS………

I am the sweetest , dearest and lovable child

of my parents and grandparents .They always

guide me to be friendly , polite and to obey

my teachers , elders and parents , that makes

me very special child in eyes of my parents,

teachers and elders.

Sumit Shihani of 2-C, SAYS………

The special thing about me is my hard work in

my studies. I concentrate on my studies and

always secure highest marks in class, which

makes me very special in front of my teachers

and parents. I do respect and obey teachers

and parents which make me special.

Meet Thacker of 4- B, SAYS..……

My self, Meet Thacker, the winner of many

different drawing competitions, loves to make

drawings and paintings. My each and every

drawing is a dream for me which I want to

make true. Painting is my best past time which

makes me very special.

Anamika Kumari of 5th

-C, SAYS……

I suppose there are many things I consider

special about myself. I think what makes me

so special is that after all strange outrageous,

things that I have done. There are multiple of

incidents where things have been slightly

different. For instance 2 months ago. I was

campaigning yellow stone, and I went to sleep

with lots of tree around me ,when I woke up

the area surrounding me was orange flames

coming close by me that was all. I didn‟t lose

any hope and reached myself with the help of

fire fighters. Everyone praised me for my

courage and this quality of mine makes me

special.

THREE WISHES OF MY LIFE

Brinda Somani of IX A, SAYS……

There are many persons who will be having

wishes to fulfil in their life since childhood.

If you ask me for the same, I too have three

dreams to fulfil.

My first wish is that for the whole world,

there should not be any discrimination among

people. All should have equal importance as

God has made this world equally for

everyone.

My second wish is for myself i.e. I want to

become a successful person in life and I want

to achieve the heights of success and sure I

will work for it.

My last wish is that I want to open a

charitable trust, so that I can take care of all

those who are needy.

Kanika Sharma of VII B, says…….

Wish; the word gives smile on anyone‟s face.

I too have many wishes and I pray to God to

help me to fulfil those wishes. Here I am

going to share my three small wishes with

you.

Firstly, I want to become a great person so

that all others will show love and respect

towards me.

My second wish is that each and every child

should get opportunity of education so that

they can save themselves from the evils of the

world.

My third wish is my career i.e. I want to

become a Pilot.

Sargam Dhiman of VIII B says……..

We all have our own wishes. It‟s the right of

human being to dream about future. I have

many dreams and the most important one

among those is related to my career.

I want to become a doctor because my father

also wished to become the same but

unfortunately he couldn‟t. So I decided to

fulfil my father‟s wish.

My second wish is that I want to travel the

whole world and want to see each and

everyone‟s life style and culture. Don‟t you

think it‟s amazing?

Lastly, I want to see my name written in

golden letters on stones, papers, walls etc. for

my great achievements in the life as a doctor.

Harsh Dev of VIII B, says………

My first wish is to get back my childhood. I

really miss my tension free life because of

extra studies, activities and burden of

expectations. I want to be away from the

competitions and stress of today‟s life. As I

am sure that my first wish will remain as

dream itself, I am going with my second wish

i.e. related to my future and I want to become

a teacher. They help in building the future of

nation. I also wish to give my contribution

towards this.

My third wish is to become a scientist,

because scientists always try to invent new

things and I am very much excited to see and

learn new things in my life.

Sakshi Ram Vishal Dubey of 6th

A, says…

Turn your dream into wishes, your wishes into

goals,

your goals into reality and your wishes will

come true.

The first wish of mine is that I want to become a good

human being or a social worker. My second wish is

that I want to become a teacher as teacher is the most

powerful person, she/he can create or destroy. About

my third wish I should say that it‟s my pray to God

that always keep my parents healthy and happy as

they are the persons who try to make all my wishes

true.

Kshirsagar of 6th

A, SAYS………..

I would wish for a successful life which

should have good education, good job etc. I

will go on with hard working nature because

that is the only way to achieve my successful

life. I could have just wished for money and

knowledge. I would rather feel proud for

achieving my dream life. It would make me

happy and the people around me will feel

proud.

The more a person works for a good life the

more a person will have a good life.

Palak Kulshreshta of VIII B, SAYS…

Like all other human beings I too have many

wishes, but there are some strong desires

which must be fulfilled. My first wish is to

serve my nation by becoming an IAS officer.

I want to take my country at the top level of

the world.

My second wish is that I want to give a

pollution free life to my country where all the

things should live an eco-friendly life. I want

to see the nature‟s freshness.

My third wish is that I want to grab whole

knowledge of the world. I want to see the

most intelligent person.

Bhaskar Gusain of VII B, SAYS…..

My first wish would be ask god to grant me

opportunities. To be successful in life I think

the first thing a person needs is opportunities.

My second wish is to grant me strength to

overcome obstacles in life. If God grants me

opportunities there would be definitely

obstacles.

My third wish is to grant me ability to spread

happiness and share all sorrows with people

around me as there is a well-known thought

that happiness is doubled when it is spread

and sorrows are halved when shared with

people.

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भगवान ् श्री राम: स्वर्ऩि:ु आऻां ऩाऱनाय चिरु्मशवषामणण वने अवसि ् | िने सह िस्य भायाम सीिा अनजु: ऱऺमणश्च अर्ऩ वनम ्अगच्छिाम ् | वने ऱकंाया: नऩृ: र्शानन: सीिाम ् अहरि ् | ित्र श्री राम: सगु्रीव-अगंर्ार्ीनां सहय्येन रावणं हत्वा सीिाम ्अऱभि ्| रामायण ंभारिस्य आदर्काव्यम ्अस्स्ि | आदर्कर्वना र्वरचचि: अय ंकाव्यग्रन्थ: अस्माकं राष्ट्रस्य अमलू्य: धरोहर: अस्स्ि | रामायणं ऩदित्वा जना: शास्न्िर्िया: सर्ाचाररण: च भवस्न्ि |

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आदर्-काव्य ं रामायणं मम र्िय: ग्रन्थ: अस्स्ि | मयामर्ा-

ऩरुुषोत्िमस्य भागवि: श्री रामचन्रस्य ऩावन ं चररत्र ं

रामायणे िाप्यि े | र्वद्वयि: रामायणं “चिरु्विंशयि-साहस्त्री-

सदंहिा” इत्यचु्यि े | रे्वर्षमनारर्स्य िेरणया ब्रह्मण: च

वचनेन आदर्कर्वना इरं् काव्य ं र्वरचचिम ् | रामायणे बऱ-

अयोध्या-अरण्य-ककस्ष्ट्कन्धा-सनु्र्र-यदु्ध-उत्िरादर् सप्त्कांडायन

र्वद्यन्ि े|

कर्वना वास्ल्मककना रामायणे यद् वणमन ं कृि ं िि ्

सवमम ् अऱौकककं र्वद्यि े | वाल्मीकक: श्री रामस्य

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PUNIT (10)

Art exhibition by our creative Artists

Artist Atul Nair

VIII-A Artist Dikshita Goyal

IX-B

Artist Drashti Varnira

VIII-B IX-B

Artist Harshika

Kanodia VII-A

Artist Jahnvi Atha

X-B

Artist Jaspreet Kaur

X-A

Artist Nidhi

Sorathia X-B

Artist Shruthi Vivin

X-B

Artist Varun Somani

VIB

Artist Yuvraj

Devnani VIII-B