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Viveka Varsha

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"We must be merciful towards those who are in misery"

- Swami Vivekananda

Tamil Nadu has witnessed unprecedented and heavy rains in the last

two months of 2015. The northern parts of the State, especially the State's

capital Chennai city and its neighbouring districts Kancheepuram and

Thiruvallur besides Cuddalore bore the brunt with schools and colleges

remain closed for over a month. In fact, from 1st December to 4th Decem-

ber 2105, life came to standstill for all consequent to the disruption in

power and communications network. All the reservoirs received copious

water beyons its capacity. Consequently, the excess water was released

to sea resulting flooding in Chennai leading to death and destruction of

life and property.

The natural calamity brought in the good souls in the society to unite in

serving the people who were foced to flee their homes and take shelter in

temporary arrangements made by the local people and the Government.

Our society too takes pride in having contributed to this noble cause. Our

Schools from all over the city have stepped out in this social service by

� Starting emergency kitchens in their campus and serving food to

thousands of affected people near their location;

� Preparing Nilavembu Kashayam and served to prevent outbreak

of rain-related diseases;

� Collected funds from parents and staff have been used for the

noble cause;

� Our Alumni students also played a vital role by contributing their

valuable time, energy and money for this noble cause.

We feel proud that we have contributed

noble minds to the society and are on the

path of Swami Vivekananda.

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Inventions and Discoveries

1. Air Conditioning -Wills Carrier, US, 1911

2. Appliances -electric (fan) Schuyler Wheeler, US, 1882;(stove) Hadaway, US, 1896;(washing machine) Alva Fisher, US, 1906

3. Bicycle -Karl D. Von Sauerbronn, Germany, 1816;(first modern model) James Starley, England, 1884

4. Camera -George Eastman, US, 1888;(polaroid land) Edwin Land, US, 1948

5. Chewing gum -John Curtis, US, 1848 (Spruce-based)(Chicle based) Thomas Adams, US, 1870

6. Coco-Cola -John Pemberton, US, 1886

7. Compact Disk -RCA, US, 1972

8. Computers -(first design of analytical engine) charles Babbage, 1830s;(personal computer) Steve Wuzniak, US, 1976.

- M. Madhulika, VIII - C

Religion and Cultures

What is the name of four tuskedelephant? Airavata

Who is the brother of Ghandari?Shakuni

What is the name of bow used byArjuna? Gandiva

Who is the father of Ashwathama?Dronacharya

What is the mount of Shiva? Nandi

What is the real name of LordKubera? Vaishravana

Who is the father of Ravana?Sage Vaisrava

Who is the mother of DemonNarakasura? Goddess Bhoomi

Who is the brother of Jatayu?Sampati

Who is the father of King Dasharatha?King Aja.- K. Adithya

2016About New Year

1. Some like leap year Some like light year I like one year, that is New Year.2. New Year happiness 12 months of cheer, 52 weeks of gladness, 365 days of success, 8760 hours of goodness 5205600 minutes of good luck

andMay you enjoy every second of it.

About Life

World is a stage,Life is a drama,We are actors,

God is the Director.I wish your life will shine like a star with a

full of brightness and happiness.

- P. Yashwanth Prasad, X-E

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The Superlatives in things

Bell - Moscow (Dia 21 ft, Ht. 21 ft, 200 Tons)

Balloon - Explorer II (USA)

Church - St. Peter’s (Rome)

Palace - Vatican (Italy nearly 8,80,000 sq.ft)

Tallest Church - ULM Cathedral(Germany - Ht 529 ft)

Longest Corridor - Rameswaram Temple(India - 4000 ft long)

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Poem

A Night in June

The sun has long been set,,

The stars are out by twos and threes

The little birds are piping yet,

Among the bushes and trees.

There’s a cuckoo and one or two thrushes,

And a far-off wind that rushes,

And a sound of water that gushes,

And the cuckoo’s sovereign cry,

Fills all the hollow of the sky.- P. Swetha, VII - E

A Nation’s Strength

Not gold, but only men can make

people great and strong;

Men who for truth and honour’s sake

Stand fast and suffer long.

Brave men who work while others sleep

Who dare while others fly...

They build a nation’s pillars deep

And lift them to the sky.

Answers:1. The letter A is silent in the Parliament.2. When it become french fries.3. Because she want to see the butterfly (butter + fly)4. Because 7 was hungry and “seven ate nine” (7,8,9)5. cold

- D. Hemapriya, XI - C

R i d d l e s

1. Who is silent in Parliament?2. When does an Indian potato change its Nationality?3. Why did the beautiful girl throw the butter out the window?4. Why is 6 so much afraid of 7?5. There is something who can catch but can’t throw?

The Beautiful flowersFlowers full fill with

flush of Fragrance.You might think that,

A bunch of Flowers,Looks like a green grassy sea

with the beautiful fragranceI am the Resplendent shine of a flower

Fiery in crimson joy upon the soilScintillating, an ember in cyan,

The most beautiful in the world, thatthe flowers are most precious, to

all of us.

- K. Devaseana, IX - B

Find out who I am

1. I am an acid used as a preserva-

tive and I have a sour taste.

Vinegar

2. I am an organic acid and present

in citrus fruits and I give immunity.

Citric acid

3. I am enzyme and I cut DNA at

specific sites.

Restriction Endonucleases

4. I am a cholestrol containing ste-

roid obtained from bread mould.

Prednisolone

5. I am the paste enzyme that joins

segments of DNA.

DNA ligase.

- R. Varsha, IX - C

Six Ethics of Life

Pray BelieveSpeak ListenSpend EarnWrite ThinkQuit Try

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Die Live

- D. Jyothi Lalitha, V-B

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A G O O D S T U D E N T

A - Always liked by teachers

G - Greets everyone with a smile

O - Obedient to teachers and parents

O - On time to school

D - Dresses neat and clean

S - Studies with interest

T - Treats everyone with respect

U - Understands everything taught

D - Does daily homework

E - Eager to know new things

N - Never misbehaves

T - Talks less

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Wave SeaBlossom NatureShade TreeStar NightCloud SkyLight BrightTo help LifeStudent School

- S.B. Ragasri, V - C

Life

� Life has many ways of testing. Waysof testing a person’s will either by havingnothing happen at all or by havingeverything happen all at once.� You may not alway trust the personyou love but you can always love theperson whom you trust.

- G. Pooja, VII - E

slow when you waitfast when you are latedeadly when you are sadshort when you are happyendless when you are in painlong when you feel boredEverytime, time is determinedby your feelings and your psychological conditionsand not by clocks.

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Very Nice Definition of Time

Amazing Plant Facts

Amazing Algae:

Algae have no roots, leaves or flowers. Butseaweeds have leaf-life fronds. They also have stalks calledstipes and root like “holdlasts” that cling to the bottom. Mostalgae live in water.

Fantastic Fruit:

The world’s biggest fruit comes from the coco-de-mer, a palm tree that grows on the seychelles Islands inthe Indian ocean. The fruit weigh up to 20 kilograms and takesfive to ten years to ripen. Inside are only two or three seeds.

The Largest Trees:

The redwood tree family from North America in-cludes the world’s biggest trees. They can grow over 80metres high and measure upto 30 metres around the baseof the trunk. The thick, red, spongy bark of redwoods helpsthem to survive the heat of forest fires.

Roots:

Some trees, such as the fig, have very longroots to reach water hidden deep underground. Rainforest trees take up nutrients from the soil’s surfacewith only shallow roots.

Two-leaf wonder:

The welwitschid mirabilis plant grows only twoleaves, which are 2 to 8 metres long and tear intothinner strips with age. Dew collects under the leaves,helping the plant to survive in the Namile desert ofAfrica. The plant lives for 400 to 1,500 years.

- P. Abirami, VIII - C

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Your Life is accounts

Birth Opening stockHappiness ProfitSorrows LossSoul Good willHeart Personal AccountDuty LiabilityFriendship Hidden AdjustmentCharacter CapitalKnowledge InvestmentPatience InterestMind Bank BalanceBad things DepreciationBehaviour DepositDeath Closing Stock

- S.Keerthana, XII - B

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T E A C H E R

A Teacher is

someone who is wise...

who cares about the students and wears no disguise

But is honest and open and shares from the heart.

Not just lessons from books, but life where you are.

A teacher takes time to help and tutor

with English or Math or on a Computer

It’s you who’s patient even in stress,

who never gives less than the very best!

Not that I was the perfect student,

But you were the perfect teacher for me...!!!

- B. Nivetha, XII - B

The Journey of SUCCESS...

OPPORTUNITY

Success is a never ending journey in which the

starting point is the Opportunity which when

comes means that you are now on the way to a

successful life.

- R. Varsha, IX - C

In praise ofPenguins

These funny birds in fancy clothes

may waddle in the snow

but when they reach the icy sea

just watch how fast they go!

Their song sounds like a donkey’s bray

they cannot soar or fly.

Yet penguins manage very well

and let me tell you why

their feathers keep out water,

their blubber keeps out cold,

their wings make perfect paddles

because they do not fold.

Their tails are good for steerring

they brake with both their feet.

So tell me now, from all you've heard.

Aren’t Penguins Neat?

- S. Ramya, VII - C

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55 simple rules for a Happy Life

Don’t be over emotional- Have faith

Don’t ever give up- Keep trying

Don’t make things complicated- Keep it simple

Don’t take things too seriously- Laugh at problems

Don’t be a grown up- Stay as youthful as a kid.

- S. Ravindran, IV - B

SUCCESS

Jokes... Jokes...

Anand: I have bought a new car.

Arun: I also bought a new car.

Anand: Can you find my car’s name? I’ll give you a clue.

It starts with “T”.

Arun: Your car starts with T (Tea) but my car starts with

Petrol.

Ramu: Who are the calm students?

Shamu: I don’t know.

Ramu: The students who are studying B.Com.

- G. Akshay, VI - E

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R for Red

Red for Rose

Rose for Blood

Blood for Heart

Heart for you.

My Dear Friend...

-T. Varshaa Varrthinee, IX - D

See your goal Understand the obstacles Create a positive mental pictures Clear your mind of self doubt Embarace the challenge Stay on track Show the world you can do it.

Take up onething at a time and do it.See the end of that things

and before you see the end,do not give up.

-M. Yamini, IX - E

No Gain without Pain

Aim:To be topper in the class.

Apparatus Required :Hardwork, Determination, encourage-

ment, self-confidence and guidance fromexperienced.Formula:

Hardwork + Motivation +Perseverance = Success

Procedure:� Pay careful attention to what is taught in class.� Learn lessons regularly.� Study without getting distracted;

Frame a time table.� Be regular and systematic.

Result:Topper in the class.

- S.B. Subasri, VII - D

A ........................... doctor was ...................... to operatea patient as there was ................................(One word fits all the three blanks. Answer if you can)

Solve this

Ans: Notable, Not able, No table�

R.M. Jai Surya, VI - D

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Prestigious Indian Women

Air Vice Marshal: P. BandopadhayaChair person of Indian Airlines: Sushma ChawlaTo win Miss Universe title: Ms. Sushmita SenSpeaker of a State assembly: Mrs. Shanno deviTo sit on the throne of Delhi: Razia BeegamCentral Minister: Rajkumari Amrit KaurPilot in Indian Air force: Harita Kaur dayal.To get Nobel prize: Mother Teresa.Chief Minister of an Indian State: Mrs. Sucheta Kripalani.Director General of Police: Kanchan C. BhattacharyaPleader: Regina GukaBarrister: Cornelia Sorabji.

- G. Meena, XI - C

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How to tell a winner from a loser

A winner says: “Let’s find out!’’

A Loser says: “Nobody knows!’’

A winner goes through a problem.

A loser goes around it - and never gets past it.

A winner makes commitments.

A loser makes promises.

A winner says “I am good, but not as good as I ought to be”.

A loser says “I am not as bad as a lot of other people’’.

A winner tries to learn from those who are superior to him.

A loser tries to tear down those who are superior.

A winner says “There ought to be a better way to do it’’.

A loser says “That’s the way it’s always been done here’’.

A winner says “I am going to do it”.

A loser says “forget it, I won’t work’’.

SO ALWAYS BE A WINNER

G . Thanusaran, VIII - D

Winds Speeds

7 mph light wind11 mph light Breeze16 mph Gentle Breeze20 mph moderate Breeze25 mph Fresh Breeze30 mph Strong Breeze35 mph moderate gale45 mph Fresh gale50 mph Strong gale60 mph Whole gale70 mph Strom80 mph Hurricane

- R. Varsha, IX-C

Tongue

Twisters

- S. Praveena

� You know Newyork, you need Newyork, You know you need unique Newyork.

� A skunk sat on a stump and thunk the stump stunk, but the stump thunk the skunk stunk.

� Red brick, Blue brick; Red brick, Blue brick; Red Brick, Blue brick

� Two tried and true tridents; Two tried and true tridents;Two tried and true tridents;

� She sees cheese; She sees cheese; She sees cheese

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6 L i t t l e S t o r i e s

� Once all villagers decided to pray for rain. On theday of prayer all the people gathered but only oneboy came with an umbrella.

That’s Faith.� When you throw a baby in the air, she laughsbecause she knows you will catch her.

That’s Trust.� Every night we go to bed without any assuranceof being alive the next day morning but still we set thealarms to wake up.

That’s Hope.� We plane big things for tomorrow in spite of zeroknowledge of the future.

That’s Confidence.� We see the world's suffering but still we getmarried.

That’s Love.� On an old man’s shirt was written a cute sentence“I am not 60 years old I am sweet 16 with 44 yearsexperience.

That’s Attitude.Do you live your life like these 6 stories?- M. Srinivas, III - C

General Questions

1. Who is considered as “The

missile man of India?’’

2. Who won maximum number

of oscar award?

3. Tulsidas lived during the

reign of ................

4. The highest peak of Aravalli

mountain is ....................

5. Where was the satyameva

jayate taken from?

6. The deepest port of India is

.......

7. Which is the largest city of

India?

8. “Kudavali’’ system was in

existence during the period of ...Answers:1. Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam2. Walt Disney3. Akbar4. Guru Sikhar5. Mundaka Upanishad6. Vishakapatnam7. Kolkatta8. Cholas

- G. Pooja, VII - E

The Lovable Rain

I am the divine of God from the sky.I make my friends, uncle, Aunty, Grandpa and Grandma happy.I fall in diamond shape which is more valuable.The diamonds (rains) are received in some places.I think rest of them are very rich.I quench the thirst of others.I am the shower to those who didnot take bath.I feel happy when my family (trees, plants, crops, birds etc) dances in joy.I knock your door as your guest but you people didnot invite your guest.I moved with angerness and sorrow.But some people are devotees of me.The devotees are awaiting for me. I love them.I love you people all. I know that you people will love me more andbe awaiting for me. OK...

Love u all...

- G.P. Varshaa Prabhu, IX - E

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M - Miracle of Nature

A - Art of arithmetic

T - Tool of Knowledge

H - Habit of problem solving

S - Science of learning

K. Srividyalakshmi, VIII - A

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Plants to give food

Animals to help us

Air to breathe

Water to drink

Weather to enjoy

Matters to know

Materials to use

Electricity to make our life happy

Nutrients to live healthy.

Chemicals to prevent and cure diseases

Measurements to measure

Many things to study.

- Smt. P. SelviScie

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The magic of Air

I am the magic manthra whichyou can’t find.I am near you, you can’t find me but you all can feelme.I was good before a generation ago; but nowadays Iam polluted with lots of dust.I am even existing in human, plants (inside).I am the gift of God.I feel proud that I am important in human, plants etc tolive.I am not alone. I have lots of friends mixed in me likeCO

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I have not done any guiness record, I am not animportant person but I am in students book how?I help all living organisms to come out of diseases.I am a doctor for you all people’s.I am even your bodyguard dears!!I am born with you die with you! what a relationshipHa! ha!ha!I know that I am very much important in your life!!

Miss u my dears...

- G.P. Varshaa Prabhu, IX - E

National Parks

around the

world

A National Park isan area of nationalland or semi-naturalland protected by a

government for the preservation of wildlife and nature.National Parks are much more than just a scenic for-ested area. Some like the yellowstone National Park,the world’s first national park, are also valued for theirgeological importance. Famous for its amazing landscapeof bubbling sulphur springs and steaming geysers, theyellowstone National park, USA, sits on one of theearth’s largest supervolcanoes.

- N. Vijaya Praba, IX - C

BEST THOUGHTS

Teacher - ExperienceStudent - ObedienceMedicine - LaughterWay - TruthPolicy - HonestVirtue - SacrificeFriend - Book

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Bio Technology

1. Gregor Johann Mendel - Monohybrid cross

2. Charles Darwin - Theory of Evolution

3. Jean Baptise Lamarck -

Use and disuse theory

4. Edward Jenner - Vaccine

5. Dr. Ian Wilmut - Dolly.

- R. Varsham, IX - C

Agents of Cross Pollination

1. Ornithophily - Birds

2. Entamophily - Insects

3. Zoophily - Animals

4. Anemophily - Wind

5. Hydrophily - Water

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Discipline

Discipline is most

important one which we

need in our life. When a man is disci-

pline he was 100% true for the environment.

In English there were 26 alphabet; each has

number like A - 1, B - 2, C - 3. Likewise when

the word discipline is added, let us see the re-

sult.D + I + S + C + I + P + L + I + N + E

4 + 9 + 19 + 3 + 9 + 16 + 12 + 9 + 14 + 15 = 100

So, Discipline = 100%

GOOD MANNERS

A man of good mannersis an ornament, but a rudeman is a plague to society.Manners are the ornament ofaction. There is a wayofspeaking a kind word or ofspeaking of a kind thing, which greatly enhancestheir value.

Good Manners have always been the hall-mark of noble souls. Christ washed the feet ofhis disciples and Krishna washed the feet ofhis brahmin guests, George Washington tookhis hats off to negro who saluted him.

Such is the magical influence of good man-ners.

- S. Aishwarya, VII - D

P. PRIYA,

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Friendship fun

1. - - R R - (What you've said to a friend you've treatedbadly)(SORRY)

2. - L - N - (How you might feel without your best friendor Movie titled “Home ........”)(ALONE)

3. D - - - H (A road sode trench used for drainage,or what you do when you leave a friend behind)(DITCH)

4. - P R - - - (you can do this with butter on bread orwith rumours)(SPREAD)

5. - - D D - (A close friend)(BUDDY)

6. F - R - - - E ('' ....... and forget''.)(FORGIVE)

7. - A - - UP (Lipstick and blush, or to get backtogether with a friend)(MAKE UP)

8. T - - E - - E - (''Birds of a feather flock...")(TOGETHER)

9. - - R - (Just like glass friendship should behandled with this)(CARE)

10. - R - - E (A family of lions, or an emotion canturn make you turn green)(PRIDE)

Did You Know?

� If honey bees have to commuicate, they dance!

� Louise Joy Brown is the world’s first test tubebaby.

� Only female bees can sting.

� At the end of the nineteenth century a shipment ofas many as 1,80,000 mummified cats were brought toBritain to be processed into fertilizer!

� There are more water molecules in one cubic inchof water than there are stars in the observable universe!

� Peanut butter can be converted into a diamond!

� If you travel at the speed of light you can goaround the equator about 7.5 times in 1 second.

- S. Ankita Kumari, VII - E

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How Oysters make pearls?

Like diamonds and other precious stones, pearls are con-sidered special because they are very pretty and rare. A naturalpearl begins its life as a foreign object, when a grain of sand orany floating material slips in between one of the two shells ofthe oyster. In order to protect itself from the itruder, the oyster’s

body quickly takes defensiveaction by covering the uninvitedvisitor with layers of nacre. Aslong as the uninvited visitor re-mains within its body, the oyster

will continue to secrete nacre around it, layer upon layer. Over-time, the uninvited visitor will be completely covered by thesilky nacre coatings as a result of which the lovely and lustrouspearl is formed. Cultural pearls are made in the same way. Theonly difference is that a person carefully implants the irritant in-side the oyster, rather than leaving it to chance.

- S. Ankita Kumari, VII - E

BOOKS AND

AUTHORS NAME

Dreams from my father- Barack Obama

Colour Magic- Terry Pratchett

The Jungle book- Rudyard Kipling

The Gulliver’s Travel- Jonathan Swift

Candide- Voltaire

Lost Horizon- Sames Hilton

The Prisoner of Zenda- Anthony Hope

Alice’s Adventures in Wonder land- Lew’s Carroll

The Tale of Two Cities- Charles Dickens

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National Parks around the world

National parks beautifully reveal the power of nature. The deepvalleys and jagged ridges of the Glacier National Park that straddlesthe USA - Canada border, for example, flaunt the power of the iceage glaciers that carved sculpted and formed the park’s impressivelandscape millions of years ago.

Trekking through the Great Himalayan National Park, In-dia offers ample thrill and opportunity to observe nature’s best- undisturbed alpine meadows, lush coniferous forests, mistymountains and sparkling streams. The park, home to the brownbear, red fox, blue sheep, the flamboyant Himalayan monal andthe extremely rare snow leopard, will delight your senses of sightand sound with its startling scenery and wildlife.

Earth’s geology, natural events, stunning scenery, wonderful wildlife and plenty of adventure - all arepart of the unforgettale experience of exploring a national park! So, get set and explore!

- G. Megha Shree, VII - E

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Mangte Chungneijang Mary Kom

Mangte Chungneijang Mary Kom born on 1st March 1983. She is also known as MCMary Kom or simply Mary Kom. She is an Indian Boxer. She is a five time world AmateurBoxing Champion. The only woman boxer to have won a medal in each one of the sixworld championships. Nicknamed “Magnificent Mary’’, she is the only Indian womanboxer to have qualified for the 2012 summer olympics, competing in the flyweight

(51 kg) category and winning the bronze medal. She has also been ranked as No.4 AIBA world women’s rankingflyweight category. She became the first indian woman boxer to get a gold medal in the Asian games in 2014 in Incheon,South Korea.

She won awards and recognitions of,

� Padma Bhushan (Sports), 2013 � Arujuna Award (Boxing), 2003 � Padma Shree (Sports), 2010� Contender for Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award, 2007 � People of the year - Limca Book of Records, 2007� CNN-IBN & Reliance Industries Reasl Heroes Award, 14.4.2008 (Monday)� Pepsi MTV Youth icon 2008 � Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award, 2009� International Boxing Associations Ambassador for woman’s boxing 2009 (TSE 30 July 2009 Thursday)� Sports woman of the year 2010, Sahara Sports award.

- G. Megha Shree, VII - E

How did we celabrate

our School

Function?

India got Independenceon 15 August 1947. Indianscelabrate this day as Inde-pendence day every year.It is public holiday all overIndia. It was celabrated in

my School on 15th August 2015. My Schoolmates as-sembled on the playground at 8.00 A.M.

The JRC’s were in full uniform to honour our ChiefGuest who is our Alumini, Mr. Karthick who had cometo unfurl the National flag and took salute when our stu-dents marched bravely and beautifully. The Bharathi’sflag song “Thaain Manikodi Pareer’’ was sung. Ourchief guest advised the students to become worthy citi-zen of India. Sweets were distributed. Our studentsgave a variety of entertainment before the parents,teachers and students. The celebration concluded withnational anthem. It is compulsory to attend the program,on the day which helps us to know about our country.

- I. Rahul, VII - D

Air Pollution is the addition of harmful sub-stances to the atmosphere resulting in damage tothe environment, human health, and quality of life.One of many forms of pollution, air pollution whichoccurs inside homes, schools and offices, in citiesacross continents and even globally. Air pollutionmakes people sick. It causes breathing prolemsand promotes cancer and it harms plants, animalsand the ecosystems in which they live. Some airpollutants return to earth in the form of acid rainand snow, which corrode statues and buildings,damage crops and forests and make lakes andstreams unsuitable for fish and other plant and ani-mal life. Pollution is changing earth’s atmosphereso that it lets in more harmful radiation from thesun. At the same time, our polluted atmosphere isbecoming a better insulator, preventing heat fromescaping back intospace and leading to arise in global averagetemperatures. On theglobal scale, pollutioncontrol standards are theresult of complex negotiations among nations. Newefforts to control air pollution will be necessary aslong as these trends continue.

- G.K. Sudharsshini, VI - A

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M. SudarsanPhysics

“Spell Bee’’ Competition

“Spell Bee’’ competition is being conducted for I and II std. students by

our XI std. students on every Wednesdays, to create interest among

the students towards language and to improve upon their language skill. The best performers are awarded with prizes.

stress proof yourself programmeStress Proof yourself programme was conducted for the XI std. Science and

Commerce stream students, teachers and parents. The resource person was

Smt. Surya Kumari Duggirala. The programme consisted of many activities through which stress relief

was insisted.

VIGILANCE AWARENESS WEEK

28.10.2015

29.10.2015

The Vigilance Awareness week was observed from 26th to 31st October 2015 in our School Premises. We organized various activities during this period. It has created awareness among the students of fighting against corruption. In connection with this, competitions were conducted for the following classes.

VI to VIII Std. - Slogan writing/Poster MakingXI and XII std. - Essay Writing

IX and X std. - ElocutionXII std - Debate

roof top gardeningOn the first day of January 2016. we inaugurated the roof top gardening at our school premises with the great participation of our Honorary Correspondent Shri. N.R. Narendranath, Smt. Vanaja Narendranath, Honorary Additional Correspondent Shri. Kesavan, Principal

Smt. N. Kalaimani, Vice Principal Smt. J. Jayasree, Middle Incharge Smt. G. Devika, Class teachers of VII Std. and ECO club teacher in charges. During the grand ceremony, we sowed the seeds of variety of plants like brinjal, lady's finger, chilly, bitter gourd etc. The students of Class VII participated with great enthusiasm and the event became successful.

G. Achudhan NairBusiness Studies

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A Famous Firsts

1. Who was the first Indian Governor Gen-eral of India?

C. Rajagopalachari

2. Who was the head of theAtomic Energy commission ofIndia?

Dr. Homi Bhabha

3. Who was the first Guru ofSikhs?

Guru Nanak

4. Who was the first to beawarded the Dadasaheb Phalke Award?

Devika Rani Roerich

5. Who was the first Indian in space? What was the name ofthe other Indian who accompanied him to the USSR?

Squadron leader Rakesh Sharma was the first Indian inspace; his companion to the USSR was wing commanderRavish Malhotra.

6. Who was the first Indian to win the Asian snooker champi-onship in 1989?

Yasinn Merchant

7. The rupee was printed in India during thereign of ..........

Sher Shah Suri

8. Who lead the First Indian team of scientists in the expedi-tion to the Antarctica in which year did the team visit Antarctica?

Dr S.Z. Qasim and his 20 member team of scientistslanded there on Jan 9, 1982

9. Among India’s 4 major steel and iron plants, which was thefirst set up in 1973 largely by India (with Russian financing)?

Bokaro

10. In November 1989, a team of 21 men ascended the heightsof the Himalayas. What was unusual about the expedition?

It was the first batch of blind mountaineers who com-pleted the course at the Himalayan mountaineering insti-tute at Darjeeling. The members were 17 men from Mumbaiand 4 others from Calcutta.

- M. Harini, VIII - A

C a n U f i n d m e ?

What kind of a bird never speaks the truth?What is common between a family and a church?Which ants are good at Maths?What is it that has hand but no feet?Why was Adam a good runner?What is a snake’s favourite subject?Why don’t cheetahs play hide and seek?What starts with “T” and ends with “T”?Which letter of the English Alphabet keepsus waiting?Which is the laziest mountain in the world?Answers:1. Lyre bird 2. Father 3. Account-ants4. A clock5. Because he was first in human race6. Hiss-try7. Because they are always spotted 8. Tea-pot9. Q (queue) 10. Everest (Ever-rest)

- A.P. Varssha Vidhula, VI - D

The rubies of this universethinking that its a curse.whinning for they are of no beautyall I feel is on their tears pity.

Fair aren’t the only pearlsqueen of this temple are the girlsdark too are the gemsbackbone of the world, like stems.

Beauty, they have got from birthalive till their last breathbeauty glows in their eyesfrom the heart it rises.

Rubbies shedding tears for they are darkbelif in them, they lack.the key to beauty is in mindfor them it is just to find

The key to unlock their faithis to believe in the beauty of birthtears, waste are theyshedding them wouldn’t pay

You the lovely bornin the beautiful dawnpearls of the world you aredoesn’t matter how you arebeauty is your mindnot colour in any kindnever weep for you are darkyou are the earth’s spark.

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Do you know the speciality of 1587315873 x 07 = 111111 15873 x 14 = 222222 15873 x 21 = 333333 15873 x 28 = 444444 15873 x 35 = 555555 15873 x 42 = 666666 15873 x 49 = 777777 15873 x 56 = 888888 15873 x 63 = 999999

Fun Time Magic Mathematics111 ÷ [1+1+1] = 37

222 ÷ [2+2+2] = 37

333 ÷ [3+3+3] = 37

444 ÷ [4+4+4] = 37

555 ÷ [5+5+5] = 37

666 ÷ [6+6+6] = 37

777 ÷ [7+7+7] = 37

888 ÷ [8+8+8] = 37

999 ÷ [9+9+9] = 37

T. Nagajothy, IX - D

Number Pyramid12 = 1112 = 1211112 = 1232111112 = 1234321111112 = 1234543211111112 = 1234565432111111112 = 1234567654321111111112 = 1234567876543211111111112 = 12345678987654321

- S.B. Subasri, VII - D

Fun with Maths:

The number 8 should be

added 8 times to get the

sum 1000.

How?

Answer : 888+88+8+8+8 = 1000

- D. Hemapriya, XI - C

Fun with numbers and age

� Take any two numbers� Multiply by 2� Add 5� Multiply by 50� Add your age� Add 365� Subtract 615� Three or four numbers will appear.� First two numbers are the numbers you have� Last two (or) one number is your age.

- G. Meena, XI - C

Learn it, Do it

Instead of 5 0 0 0

- 2 3 8 4

2 6 1 6

Subtract one from both’s5 0 0 0 - 1

2 3 8 4 - 1

4 9 9 9

2 3 8 3

2 6 1 6

10994

No regrouping!!

Awesome right?

K. Midhun Raj, V- D

Joy of Mathematics...

She is our friend

Dum Doom Dam ....

Dances in our

minds....

Endless thoughts .....

Endless Maths .....

Problems to solve...

I Love my Maths...

Good and nice ...

My Maths .....

My Maths ....!!

- B. Nivetha, XII - B

Maths is a fun

Makes us laugh,

Makes us think,

Right or Wrong,

Its our friend.

1,2,3,.....

Counts and go es

Never ends

Endless river....

Play with us,

Mad with us,

Lovely Friend.

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Guess your Bir thday

Here’s a trick to surprise your friends. Ask oneof them to think of their birthday and say you willguess it correctly after an arithmetic exercise.

Step 1: Ask them to think of the number of themonth of their birth (ie) the number for August is 8;for February is 2 and so on.

Step 2 : Multiply that by 5Step 3: Add 6Step 4 : Multiply that total by 4Step 5 : Add 9Step 6 : Multiply this total by 5 once againStep 7 : Add the date they were born onto the

total. (If they were born on 17th, then add 17)Step 8 : Substract 165 from the totalStep 9 : Now ask them for the resulting number.

If it is 817, their date of birth is 17, month of birth is8 (August). If the resulting number is 312, their dateof birth is 12 and the month is 3 (March)

Try this with different friends.You will have fun.

- R. Hemavathy, IX - B

Numbers Riddles

1. Write 1 (one) by using all the ten digits ofthe numbers?

2. I am a multiple of 9, I am a factor of 54, Iam divisible by 6 and I am not divisible by 4.What number am I?

3. I am less than 50 years of age. If you di-vide by 5, you will get a remainder of 2. If youdivide by 9, you will get a remainder.Who am I?

4. Can you think of two whole numbers whenmultiplied together gives 7?

5. In a car there are 2 daughters, 2 mothersand 1 grand daughter. What is the smallersnumber of people in the car?

6. Ram’s birthday is day after tomorrow.Kishan’s birthday is two days before Ram’sbirthday. The day before yesterday was Fri-day. What day is Kishan’s birthday?

Answers:

1. 148/296 + 35/70 = 1

2. 18

3. I am 37 years old

4. The answer is 1 x 7 = 7

5. Answer is 3 people. 1 Grand mother(Also a mother), her daughter (also amother) and her daughter (grand daughter)

6. Kishan’s birthday falls on Sunday.

- A.P. Varssha Vidhula, VI - D

Mathematics fun short cuts

� Multiplication by eleven.� To multiply a two digit number by 11, simply addthe two digits together and insert the result in between.� For example, to multiply 23 by 11, add 2 plus 3,which equals 5, and insert the 5 between the 2 and 3.The answer is 253.� To multiply 14 by 11, add 1 plus 4, which equals 5,and insert the 5 between the 1 and the 4. The answer is154.� Try these for yourself.a. 63 x 11 b. 52 x 11 c. 34 x 11 d. 26 x 11� The answers area. 693 b. 572 c. 374 d. 286� In the examples above, the two digits add uptoless than 9. What do we do if the digits add to anumber higher than 9? When the result is a two digitnumber, insert the units digit if the result between thedigits and carry the one to the first digit of the answer.

� For instance, to multiply 28 by 11, add 2 and 8,which equals 10. Insert the 0 between the 2 and the 8to get 208, and carry the 1 to the first digit, 2 to give ananswer of 308.

� Lets try 88 x 11; 8 + 8 = 16

� Insert 6 between the 88 to give 868, then add 1to the first 8 to give an answer of 968.

- S.R. Vignesh, X - B

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