Expressions 2020

Dr. Rajendra Prasad

l a i r o Edit “The clouds that cover sunshine cannot banish the sun. The sweetest rest comes after a wearisome day.

We must live through the dreary winter if we want to witness the spring. The sweetest and warmest sunshine comes after the storm and the gloom.”

What. A. Year!

At this time of the last year none of us might have imagined that we would find ourselves in such a position, but still here we are making the best of a really difficult situation. One thing this lockdown has taught us is that in times of crisis we turn to art to fend off boredom. Art in the form of films, music, literature, etc. So we, here at the editorial board thought, “Why should the fun stop?” After all, any stressful situation can be leveraged as an opportunity to elevate your leadership to the next level.

This year, our jobs were a little difficult than usual because as the game changed, the way to play the game must change too. So we bring to you the 2020 RV E-Magazine!

Every year, in this part of the magazine the words “The past few months have been quite eventful” can be seen before addressing the relevant worldly matters. This time, those words turn into vast understatement to say the least.

This year taught us the importance of good leadership; leadership in the field of science, in work, environment and challenges in tackling this situation of new normal. It was the leadership of Jacinda Ardern, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, who managed to set an example for others by eliminating the spread of virus in her country.

This year, more than any other, we understood the meaning and the importance of life. The lives of the Bravehearts (the soldiers of our Indian Army fighting for our lives at the borders),migrant workers of our country got aid from Bollywood actor Sonu Sood (to go home and to get employment) and the lives of animals (citizens of Australia risking their lives to protect the wildlife from the fires that burned their continent down). Amid the COVID-19 crisis we saw doctors, nurses, hospital staffs, sweepers, bank employees , policemen and my other frontline warriors , doing tireless work even at the cost of their lives to ensure the wellbeing of others.

Lets not forget about us, the lives of the students. The students who were supposed to give their board exams this year lived in uncertainty for a very long time, waiting for the council to find a solution, but amidst all of this our students managed to achieve laurels nonetheless. Omisha Shree topped in our school in ICSE exams by scoring a whopping 98.6%, while Ayush Kumar managed to score an amazing 99.5% in ISC Science Stream! Supreeti Kumari secured AIR 393 in Advance. How great is that!

Even after all the chaos and tension our teachers never stepped back from their responsibilities. For them it was a huge challenge to get to know about the working of smartphones so as to continue teaching via online sources. Thanks to the teachers for never giving up hope and teaching us in every way possible.

So cheers to the struggles we face right now and the struggles ahead!

We will face it. We will fight it. At the end of the day, we will emerge victorious with our heads held high.

We are RVians after all.

TOPPERS OF

ICSE 2020

Nothing succeeds like success. The students burnt their mid night oil and proved their worth. Their diligent, hard work and a desire to triumph against all odds and have borne fruits.

Omisha Shree

98.6%

Samagra Bharti

97.8%

Aditya Raj

Somraj Bose

97.4%

Priyanshu Raj

Ayushi Anand

96.6%

Sejal Saumya

Rishav Raj

98.4%

Sayonika Ghosh

97.6%

Harsh Nannra

97%

Abhiranjan Kum

96.6%

Divyam

97.8%

97.6%

ar

96.8%

96.4%

TOPPERS OF

ICSE 2020

Omkesh Dwivedi

Swastika Banerje

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Onkar Jha

Prerna Kumari

96.4%

95.6%

95.4%

95%

Srinjoy Chakrabo

rty

96.2%

Mayank Krishna

Shivam Gupta

95.6%

95.2%

Jagriti Singh

95%

Aditya Sandil

96.2%

Saket Kumar Mah

ato

Abhinav Tiwary

95.6%

95%

TOPPERS OF

ISC 2020

Triumph of sheer hard work Success rewards one's hard work. A beacon of light which continues to ignite the flame within us to relentlessly strive towards our goal. Once it bestows on you, you will crave for more of it. It's like an inspiration which ignites the mind every day, to chalk down strategies for its accomplishment and compelling one to decipher the worth of time. The students of 2019-2020 ISC batch have made their alma mater proud by dint of their hard work. Here are the names of those victorious students.

Ayush Kumar

Supreeti Kumari

99.5%

96.75%

Aaryan Singh

97.5%

Shreya Narayan

96.25%

S Thrisha

Anjali Singh

97%

96.25%

TOPPERS OF

ISC 2020

Vidhi Keswani

Aditi Thakur

96.25%

95.25%

5%

Anmol Kumar 9

Raj Singh

95.5%

Shivesh Anand

Ayushman

95.25%

95%

Shruti Prasad

Aditya Raj

95.5%

95.25%

Competitive Exam Achievers :

RAJENDRA VIDYALAYA IS PROUD OF THE

2020

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Supreeti Kumar

Aditi Thakur

Aditya Raj

Ritika Raj

IIT QUALIFIERS

ria

Ayush Kumar

Komal H Vadoda

Anjali Singh

Shruti Kumari

Anurag Vaibhav

S.Thrisha

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Aditya Upadhyay

WINNERS DO IT

WITH STYLE

Success is not accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do. In order to honour the hard work and dedication of these students, Rajendra Vidyalaya has started various categories of awards. These awards have been named after the great stalwarts of Bihar Association, who have contributed immensely in the field of education and were instrumental in establishing Bihar Association as an educational institution. These Awards are for the first three toppers of their batches. These prizes have been instituted for classes 9- 12. For 9 and 11 the overall topper in internal examination and for 10th and 12th board exam toppers are recognised. The winners of these awards are

Shiven Sharma S. P. SINHA AWARD Rs. 9,000/-

Omisha Shree C. D. SINGH AWARD Rs. 10,000/-

Abhishek Kumar Mishra KNS SHARMA AWARD Rs. 10,000/-

Devika Shrivastava Rs. 7,000/-

Sejal Saumya Rs. 8,000/-

Sayonika Ghosh Rs. 3,000/-

Nishesh Naman Rs. 8,000/-

Sumedha Sen Rs. 5,000/-

Samagra Bharti Rs. 3,000/-

Md. Zeeshan Fazal Rs. 6,000/-

Ayush Kumar K. B. SINHA AWARD Rs. 12,000/-

Aaryan Singh Rs. 10,000/-

Congratulations

MS ISHITA DEY (BATCH 1993)

on winning the

NATIONAL BEST TEACHER AWARD 2020

S Thrisha Rs. 8,000/-

FELICITATION CEREMONY

CENTUM MARKS 100% The students of Rajendra Vidyalaya proved to be an example by putting their heart, soul months together to prove their mettle. Here are the example of the cent percent scorers who never fail to shine high in the sky.

I.C.S.E English2

History

Ayushi Anand Sejal Saumya Alisha Shrivastava Asma Tasneem Chinmoy Kumar Srinjoy Chakraborty Aditya Sandil Aliza Khan Omisha Shree Abhiranjan Kumar Aditya Raj Kunal Agarwal Sejal Saumya Shivam Gupta Somraj Bose Avinash Choudhary Samagra Bharti Soumya Jagriti Singh Omisha Shree

Geography

Sejal Saumya Omisha Shree

Maths

Priyanshu Raj

Biology

Sejal Saumya Omisha Shree

Comp app

Abhiranjan Kumar Aditya Raj Sayonika Ghosh Sejal Saumya Somraj Bose Harsh Nannra Samagra Bharti Rishav Raj Omisha Shree

Hindi

Sejal Saumya Omisha Shree

ISC : Science and Commerce Mathematics

S.Thrisha Khushi Agarwal

Ayush Kumar

Computer Science

Ayush Kumar Shruti Prasad

Shivesh Anand Aditya Raj

Physics

Ayush Kumar

SUBJECT TOPPERS LIST 2020 (BOARD)

1

SUBJECT ENG2(LIT)

STUDENT NAME 1. AYUSHI ANAND 2. SEJAL SOUMYA 3. ALISHA SHRIVASTAVA 4. ASMA TASNEEM 5. CHINMOY KUMAR 6. SRINJOY CHAKRABORTY 7. ADITYA SANDIL 8. ALIZA KHAN 9. OMISHA SHREE

MARKS 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

2

HINDI

1. SEJAL SOUMYA 2. OMISHA SHREE

100 100

3

HISTORY

1. ABHIRANJAN KUMAR 2. ADITYA RAJ 3. KUNAL AGARWAL 4. SEJAL SUOMYA 5. SHIVAM GUPTA 6. SOMRAJ BOSE 7. AVINASH CHOUDHARY 8. SAMAGRA BHARTI 9. SOUMYA 10. JAGRITI SINGH 11. OMISHA SHREE

100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

4

GEOG

1. SEJAL SAUMYA 2. OMISHA SHREE

100 100

5

MATHS

1. PRIYANSHU RAJ

100

6

PHYSICS

1. SAMAGRA BHARTI 2. ABHIRANJAN KUMAR

97 96

7

CHEM

1. MAYANK MISHRA

99

8

BIOLOGY

1. SEJAL SAUMYA 2. OMISHA SHREE

100 100

9

COMPUTER APPL.

1. ABHIRANJAN KUMAR 2. ADITYA RAJ 3. SAYONIKA 4. SEJAL SAUMYA 5. SOMRAJ BOSE 6. HARSH NA NNRA 7. SAMAGRA BHARTI 8. OMISHA SHREE 9. RISHAV RAJ

100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

TRINABH KUMAR SINGH (LKG – A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SHREYASHI (LKG - A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

DAKSH DANDAPAT (LKG -A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

SRINAV MUKHERJEE (LKG -B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SAYAN BAURI (LKG - B) PROFICIENCY SECOND

YASH KUMAR (LKG - B) PROFICIENCY THIRD

AVANI KASHYAP (LKG - C) PROFICIENCY FIRST

MITHI SINGH (LKG - D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

RIYA GOUR (LKG - C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

SHANTANU KUMAR (LKG - C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

VIYAN (LKG - D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

SHUBHAM GOPE (LKG-C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

SUBHAM (LKG - D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

ZOYA AKHTAR (UKG - A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ANISHKA KUILA (UKG - A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

GURJAS SINGH (UKG - A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

AVIPSA BOSE (UKG - B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ZUBI AKHTAR (UKG - B) PROFICIENCY SECOND

VANSHIKA (UKG - B) PROFICIENCY THIRD

SRISHTI SINGH (UKG - C) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SUBHOSREE MUKHERJEE (UKG - C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

KIRTI KASHYAP (UKG - C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ARYAN GHOSH (UKG - D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ARUSHI TIWARY (UKG -D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ABHINAV KUMAR SINGH (UKG-D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

PRIYESH MISHRA (STD - I A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

HRISHIKESH PANDEY (STD-I A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

YUVRAJ (STD- I B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

TEJAS SHARMA (STD- I B) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ARADHYA PRASAD (STD - I C) RITISHA KASHYAP (STD- I C) PROFICIENCY FIRST PROFICIENCY SECOND

SHIVRAJ KUNDU (STD-I D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

AKSHAT TIWARY (STD - I A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

RUDRANSH AARAV DASH (STD -I B) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PARIDHI BHOLIKA (STD - I C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

VIRAJ DIVYANSHU MURMU (STD - I D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

(SALONI BHARTI - STD I C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ANIKET AGRAHARI (STD - I D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

ANUBHAV SINGH (STD - II A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

AAYAN MAJUMDAR (STD - II A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ARADHYA MISHRA (STD - II A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

AYUSHI KAR (STD - II B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ARIBA KHAN (STD - II B) PROFICIENCY SECOND

AVANTIKA SINGH (STD - II B) PROFICIENCY THIRD

RANJANA TIWARY (STD - II C) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ARYAN RAJ SINGH (STD - II C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ADYA (STD - II C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PALAK (STD - II D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SARTHAK DHALI (STD - II D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

SUVANGI VEDICA (STD - II D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

DEBANSHU BANERJEE (III-A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ISHITA TIWARI (III-A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ARPIT SINGH (III-A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ABHISHEK KUMAR (III-B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SHOURYA SUMAN (III-B) PROFICIENCY SECOND

M.S.RUSHABH THAMAN (III-B) PROFICIENCY THIRD

DHRITI MAITY (III-C) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ATHARVA SHREYANSH (III-C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

AYUSH MOHANTA (III-C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

D.MOOHIT RAO (II-D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SHREYANSHI (III-D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

DARSHIT PATEL (III-D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

ABHINAV PRAKASH (IV-A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SANSKAR ROY (IV-A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ADITYA SINGH (IV-A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ANSHUMAN PANDEY (IV-B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

MANYA (IV-B) PROFICIENCY SECOND

SOUMYA KUMARI (IV-B) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ARITRAYEE ROY (IV-C) PROFICIENCY FIRST

TAPASWANI PATRA (IV-C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

SNEH SINGH (IV-C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ARNAV VATSA (IV-D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

PAVI ANAND (IV-D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

RUDRA PRATAP SINGH (IV-D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

ALISHA KATIYAR (V-A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SAMPARNA DAS (V-A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

TATHAGAT TEJASWI (V-A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

SACHIKA (V-B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ACHYUT RAJ (V-B) PROFICIENCY SECOND

BIBHANGSHU MUKHERJEE (V-B) PROFICIENCY THIRD

KULDEEP PRASAD (V-C) PROFICIENCY FIRST

NANDINI SINGH (V-C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

NISKARSH DWIVEDI (V-C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

TARUN PRASAD (V-D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

PRAKHAR JHA (V-D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

SHASHWATI VERMA (V-D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

DHRUV KATYAYAN (VI-A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SAMARTH SHEKHAR (VI-A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

MOHAMMAD BILAL (VI-A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ARYAN BHARDWAJ (VI-B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

RAJESHREE SHARMA (VI-B) PROFICIENCY SECOND

PRATYUSH MISHRA (VI-B) PROFICIENCY THIRD

NIKHIL PANDEY (VI-C) PROFICIENCY FIRST

DIPTOROOP DEB (VI-C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

V.V.MANASVI (VI-C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ADITYA PANDEY (VI-D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SHAURYA PRAKASH (VI-D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

SHREYASI PANDA (VI-D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

SOUMIL SEN (VII-A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

BINAYAK MUKHERJEE (VII-A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

BRISTI BHAGAT (VII-A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ANJALI RAI (VII-B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

AJITESH (VII-B) PROFICIENCY SECOND

PRIYANKA KARMAKAR (VII-B) PROFICIENCY THIRD

DHRUV H VADODARIA (VII-C) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ANSHIKA (VII-C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ISHANI GUPTA (VII-C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

KULDIP SEN (VII-D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ANCHIT SHRIVASTAVA (VII-D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ROSHNI BARMAN (VII-D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

DWIPARNA BISWAS (VIII-A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ARPITA DAS (VIII-A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

MEHAK AGARWAL (VIII-A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

KHUSH AGARWAL (VIII-B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SAPTARSHI HALDER (VIII-B) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ANANDITA ROY (VIII-B) PROFICIENCY THIRD

APARAJITA KUMARI (VIII-C) PROFICIENCY FIRST

NILARPAN DUTTA (VIII-C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

AKSHATA SHAMBHAVI (VIII-C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ANIRBAN MISRA (VIII-D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

RAUNAK TIWARI (VIII-D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ROSE TIWARY (VIII-D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

AYUSH KUMAR (IX-A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

DEVAYUSH KAR (IX-A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

RAJONNA DUTTA (IX-A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

SUMEDHA SEN (IX-B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ANSH THAKUR (IX-B) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ANUSHA SINGH (IX-B) PROFICIENCY THIRD

DEVIKA SHRIVASTAVA (IX-C) PROFICIENCY FIRST

AYUSH KUMAR MISHRA (IX-C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ARPIT RANJAN (IX-C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

SHIVEN SHARMA (IX-D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

ANKIT KUMAR (IX-D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ADITYA BHARDWAJ (IX-D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

AYUSHI KUMARI (XI-A) PROFICIENCY FIRST

DISHA AGARWAL (XI-A) PROFICIENCY SECOND

PRABHAKAR KUMAR GUPTA (XI-A) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ANUPAM KUMAR BHADRA (XI-B) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SRIDIP SEAL (XI-C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

P. MOHIT (XI-C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ABHISHEK KUMAR MISHRA (XI-C) PROFICIENCY FIRST

NISHESH NAMAN (XI-C) PROFICIENCY SECOND

MD ZEESHAN FAZAL (XI-C) PROFICIENCY THIRD

ANSHU PRIYA (XI-D) PROFICIENCY FIRST

REETIKA RAMAN (XI-D) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ARYAN KUMAR (XI-D) PROFICIENCY THIRD

PROFICIENCY

PRIZE WINNERS 2019-20

KOMAL KUMARI (STD XI-E) PROFICIENCY FIRST

SHALINI SINGH (STD XI-E) PROFICIENCY SECOND

ARYA RAJ SHUKLA (STD XI-E) PROFICIENCY THIRD

R.V FAMILY PAID TRIBUTE TO

LATE K.N.S. SHARMA ON 30TH JUNE, 2020

Every year on 30 th june, to perpetuate the memory of late K.S.N. Sharma. Rajendra Vidyalaya fulfills its social obligations by organizing blood donation camp. This years due to new normal the committee members, teachers and staff paid obeisance by offering floral tribute.

INTERVIEW WITH

ISC TOPPER

Ayush Kumar

Well, Congratulations for your marvellous accomplishment Q.

The obvious question right now is- What was your process? More specifically, what kind of routine, or perhaps the mind-set, did you follow while preparing for the exams?

Ans.

Thank you for your compliment.To answer your question, following a specific process, following a routine and having a particular mind set are different things.

The process for the same is simple, just study patiently and try tounderstand the basic concepts with proper visualisation.

As long as you study diligently, there is no need to follow a particular routine. I believe in completing topics rather than hours. One just needs to set his or her target for a day and try to complete it on the same day.

As far as the mind-set is concerned, one needs to be positive and do his work without thinking of the outcomes and believe in the power of the Almighty.

Q.

There are some students out there who hesitate to ask their teachers questions regarding their doubts and rather prefer using the internet . Maybe because they are shy, or maybe they think that their questions are so silly and they'll be judged. What is your advice to them?

Ans.

All the students experience the same. We too have experienced it. The Students think that everyone has understood a particular topic and so asking about it would not be an activity which would be appreciated by all. But trust me, most people have the same doubts as you have and if one asks a particular doubt, it helps those who hesitate in asking a doubt. If one hesitates, he should approach the teacher privately to clear his doubts. The internet is a good source of information but conversing with the teachers and discussing one's problems with the teachers is a must.

Q.

As you can see, the situation of this world is rather hectic. What are your tips for the current 12 Std students on avoiding the mental health issues brought on by the situation and focus on what's ahead of them?

Ans.

Yes the world is fighting a deadly pandemic and we have to take care of ourselves but this should not bring life to a halt. There is no need to succumb to any kind of mental health issue. These times are a test of our patience. The one who will lose his patience in these times will not be able to give his best.

One must try to be patient and study as usual and leave the rest in the hands of the Almighty.

Q.

What was the reaction of your parents and friends when they came to know about your achievement?

Ans.

My parents were very happy with my result. My friends were equally happy. The best thing that amused me and my friends was that Rajendra Vidyalaya was at the top this time.

Q.

What are your ambitions ?

Ans.

Presently, I am preparing for engineering entrance examinations. I aspire to study Computer Science in Engineering from a renowned institute. Once I am part of an institute, I will explore all the options.

But for now, my prime focus is on the entrance examinations.

Q.

Students always ask how many hours a day do we need to study to score above 95% in 12th. What do you have to say on this?

Ans.

Studies are one such thing in which quantity does not matter. It is the quality that matters. I have already mentioned that one must believe in completing topics rather than hours. One must study for a less duration of time but he must understand and visualise all the concepts. One more thing, one must develop the habit of finding a question in each and every line that one studies.

Q.

What is your advice to you juniors about exams and about life?

Ans.

I want to advice my juniors to do well in whatever field they are interested in. Just following the herd should not be the case. If one works hard in the field he or she is interested in, he or she will surely give something precious to the world and uphold the name and fame of his family and his school in the world.

Q.

Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns problem into blessings and failures to success. Who would you like to express your gratitude for your success?

Ans.

First of all, I want to thank the Almighty. Nothing is possible without his grace. Secondly, I want to thank my teachers who have always motivated me and helped me out in my problems. Ever since I have been in this school, Dipti teacher and Sarabjit teacher have always motivated and inspired me. In my senior classes, Panda sir, Sushanto sir, Santosh sir, Jayanti teacher, Piyali teacher, Jitendra sir and all my other subject teachers have helped me a lot. I am grateful to them.

Lastly, I am thankful to my parents, relatives and friends, who have always given a suitable environment to study and fulfilled all my needs.

Q.

Time management plays an important role not only in life but also in education. What piece of advice would you like to give your juniors regarding time management?

Ans.

Time management is very important, especially in std. 11 and 12. You have to maintain a balance between the school studies and your entrance examinations. If one does not manage his time properly, he will be in a fix from both the sides. One can make a time table of his own and decide upon the topics he has to complete on a particular day. Now whether a student spends an hour or six hours for the same, it does not matter. All that matters is that he has to complete them on time. Deduct some time from your recreation and add them to your studies.

Q.

Last but not the least what fond memories do you have about your school days.

Ans.

The memories of my school days are encrypted in my mind like a stone carving. It will remain in there for ever. Honestly speaking, I miss my school days. Those classes with lots of lessons and fun, those teachers with a friendly attitude towards the students and the companionship of my friends, I miss them all. I still feel like going to my school and attending the classes.

School days are a bliss up to std. 10. Once we give our board examinations and enter std. 11, we enter a world with a lot of strife between school routine and preparation for the entrance examinations.

Those two years were rather hectic. If one understands the basics and prepares sincerely and honestly for his or her entrance examinations, his school studies will seem to be easy and would not require much work. Only English would require a little hardwork.

I hope that my school will give the same kind of the so-called support to such students as we had received.

INTERVIEW WITH

COMMERCE TOPPER

Khushi Agarwal

Q.

First and foremost, congratulations on your commendable performance. You have scored a whopping 94.6% .What was your reaction when you came to know that you are the ISC topper of Commerce stream of our school?

Ans.

First of all, I want to extend a my heartfelt gratitude for giving me this opportunity to vent my feelings.

It is extremely difficult for me to describe my feelings in words. Nonetheless, it is a wonderful and overwhelming experience.

Q.

Whom would you give credit for this outstanding achievement?

Ans.

It is aptly said that nothing is impossible when you have the support of your teachers, friends, and parents and last but not the least the Principal and the Vice Principal. I was blessed to get their support whenever required. It is their support and motivation which has kept me ignited and helped me to accelerate my efforts.

Q.

It is said that long hours of preparation is the core requirement to outshine in the Board Examinations. Did you adhere to a particular time- table?

Ans.

I don't agree with the above statement. 'Long hours of preparation ' is not meant for everyone.

Apparently, I prefer quality to quantity. There is no set method to study because everyone has their own procedure to prepare for the boards. What is necessary is to give your best effort. Yes, I did follow a time table which I modified from time to time according to my convenience. I gave myself a break whenever required as to excell one needs to keep one’s mind and body fit.

Q.

How did you de- stress yourself from the burden of such intense preparation?

Ans.

Honestly, I never felt burdened as I had myself opted for the stream I was interested in .So preparing for the boards was never a stressful task for me. As long as we enjoy our studies we don’t feel overburdened. I was always passionate about my subject and enjoyed each and every moment.

Q.

It is a general view that tuitions are a necessary evil. What is your opinion?

Ans.

Honestly speaking I never really required extra help and was quite satisfied with the pedagogy of Rajendra Vidyalaya. Teachers are always ready to help whenever required. Moreover, self -study is the most powerful tool.

INTERVIEW WITH

COMMERCE TOPPER

Q.

There are numerous distractions and social media is one of them. Did you completely insulate yourself from social media?

Ans.

I am not addicted to social media however I use it only for my advantage. During my boards I was not allowed to use my mobile and abided by the rule.. Overall, one should never let ones craze override ones determination.

Q.

What are you aspiring to become in future?

Ans.

Currently I am aspiring to become a Chartered Accountant. I will enrol myself in a reputed college and then carry on my preparations for CA.

Q.

Active participation in co- curricular activities is essential for holistic development. Were you involved in any such activity?

Ans.

I firmly agree with this statement, co-curricular activities are a must for every student as it helps in the holistic development of a student. One such memorable experience is the Inter school competition held at JH Tarapore, Maths -o- philic,a treasure hunt competition based on maths , it was a team work and our team won the first prize.

Q.

You are the beau ideal to your juniors. Any piece of advice you want to give them?

Ans.

You just need to follow a simple mantra and that is self-belief and confidence, if you have it then you have won half the battle.

Q.

Getting a 100 percent in maths is a commendable achievement. How did you go about it?

Ans.

For me getting a 100 was really a dream come true. I had always desired to score a perfect hundred in the boards.. I am very passionate about maths and when you are passionate about something you will surely give your best. I would also like to share a tip with my juniors 'Always be conceptually clear and consistent in your studies ''.

OMISHA SHREE

THE TOPPER

OF ICSE TALKS Q. Ans. Q. Ans. Q. Ans. Q. Ans. Q. Ans.

Q. Ans. Q. Ans.

Q. Ans. Q. Ans. Q. Ans. Q. Ans.

Did you expect to be the school topper ? How do you feel achieving this milestone ?

No, I didn’t expect to be the school topper but was looking forward to achieve a good percentage. I feel delighted and blessed on achieving this goal.

Every success has a story of hard work, dedication and persistence behind it. Do you agree ?

Yes, I do agree. From the very beginning of Std. 10, I started preparing for my Board examination trying to make each concept in every subject crystal clear.

How did you resolve your doubts and ambiguities ?

My school teachers have played a major role in my success. Not only my class and subject teachers but also the other teachers devoted their precious time in clearing all the doubts I had.

How many hours did you devote in the pursuit to success ?

I used to harness 5 to 6 hours of a day, in studies giving attention to every subject.

Is there any key to success ? What method of preparation did you adopt ?

I maintained regularity. One should be regular in studies. Every line of the books matter, so one should have clear understanding of the whole chapter. Revision also plays an important role in preparation for any examination. So I had spent the last two months for revising each subject.

How did you schedule your entire revision ?

I excogitated to revise atleast two subjects spending my weekends on solving previous year’s question paper. I made note of important points and paid great attention towards them while revising.

Whom do you give credit for your achievement ?

First of all, I want to give my credit to the Supreme Being, nothing is possible in the world without his will.

Then I will like to give the credit of my success to my school teachers who have put their best effort in motivating me and also my parents who are with me in every step of my life.

The say ”An achiever thinks big”. What is your next goal ?

For the time being, my goad is to learn all the concepts for the ISC Examination so that I can add to the glory of my school.

Which career do you want to choose ?

I want to pursue the career of Computer Science and Engineering from one of the best colleges.

The journey to success is not the same for every achiever ? What particular strategy worked wonders for you ?

It totally depends on the method of one’s approach what matters is focus, hard work and determination.

What will be your piece of advice to the present batch ?

As we all know hard work is the key to success, so just work hard and have faith on yourself. What matters is focus and belief in one’s ability. Regularity is another factor which plays a great role in student’s life.

Confidence in yourself will take you long.

Have faith in the Almighty and put your best effort.

Saraswati

Puja

”No matter how far you’ve progressed, always be a person of cultures” RV has been exceeding academically and is focusing on the holistic development of the students. Despite all the success achieved in this ambition, the school stays rooted to its cultural values. Maa Saraswati, the goddess of ”education and wisdom” is worshipped here.

Morning assemblies in RV always begin with prayers being offered to her and similarly, the school celebrates ”Saraswati Puja” every year.

Saraswati Puja, this year, was celebrated with a lot of excitement and the teachers as well as the students joined hands to make it a day worth remembering.

This beautiful idol of Maa Saraswati in the school campus was worshipped religiously and ”Pushpanjalis” were organized for the devotees, staff and students to take part. At the end of t h e day, sweets were distributed and the children and the teacher prayed and wished for the well being of their families and themselves and to guide them on the path of truth and integrity.

REPUBLIC DAY On 26th January, 1950, we, the people of india, decided to govern ourselves and make the People's Republic of India a democracy in the true sense by adapting to what we call "The Constitution of India".

This year the country witnessed the 71st Republic Day that was celebrated with the same patriotic fervour and excitement as it is celebrated every other year.

The audience witnessed a flabbergasting marchpast by the students of our school.

Energy and nationalism filled the school campus as the feet of the students stroke the ground and loud thuds started being heard.

When the "Tricolor" unfurled, everyone stood up and there was absolute silence as the chief guest Mr. Jyoti Prakash who is incharge of Finance and Accounts functioning of Engineering and Project in TATA STEEL. President of JAMSHEDPUR chapter of cost accountants and treasurer of JAMSHEDPUR blood bank along with the Principal Madam Mrs. Rakhi Banerjee saluted the Tricolor and "the National Anthem" tune was played by the musicians of our school. There was dance performance by the students of the junior wing that grabbed the attention of the audience and a marvellous speech by Arpita of Class 9 left the audience awestruck.

At the end of the programme, candies were distributed and everyone went home with a patriotic spirit and a wider approach towards our responsibility towards the nation.

STUDENT'S COUNCIL A student’s Council has been emplaced comprising a board of students for The smooth functioning of the school mechanism. The Council acts as the voice of the students forum and is also a link between the students and the administrative hierarchy. This council instills and promotes leadership qualities among students and also educates them about the importance of compliance. Students are nominated in these positions for a complete academic session.

Thereafter they pass on the legacy to their juniors. The nominated heads are the students who have brought laurels for the school either in academics, sports or in some other domain.

They are taught to frame the public opinion and unite the students upon one common platform.

The batch handing ceremony is a much awaited ceremony in an academic year. The jubilation on the faces of the Students who are honoured with posts are worth-watching. Presently, the idea of the Student’s Council is working fantastically and it would definitely leave a remarkable mark on the persona of the students in the years to come

Swati Mahto PRESIDENT

Srotam Bhattacharjee VICE PRESIDENT

Anupam Bhadra CULTURAL PRESIDENT

Ahinandan Jha SPORTS PRESIDENT

Nishesh Naman BLUE HOUSE CAPTAIN

Aditya Kumar Singh GREEN HOUSE CAPTAIN

Arpan Ishaan RED HOUSE CAPTAIN

Om Prakash YELLOW HOUSE CAPTAIN

LEADER IN

MAKING Council Heads

House Heads

President : Swati Mahato (XII C)

Blue House:– Moderator : Aruna Sharma and N.K. Sharma Captain : Nishesh Naman(XII C)

Vice-President : Srotam Bhattacharya (XII B) Cultural Secretary : Anupam Kumar Bhadra (XII B) Sports Secretary : Abhinandan Jha(XII A)

Green House:– Moderator : Moumita Gandhi and Rupa Dutta Captain : Aditya Kumar Singh(XII C) Red House:– Moderator : Piyali Mukherjee and Sudhiranjan Panda Captain : Arpan Ishaan(XII C) Yellow House:– Moderator : Savita Shukla and Mitali Bose Captain : Om Prakash(XI E)

Club Heads Literary Club:– English: Moderator : Piyali Mukherjee President : Olivia Sarkar(XII A) Secretary : Archit Anand(XII C) Hindi: Moderator : Aruna Sharma President : Swastika Banerjee(XI B) Secretary : Tushar Interact Club:– Moderator : Rupa Dutta President : Swati Mahato(XII C) Secretary : Joyshweta Dutta(XII E) Quiz Club:– Moderator : N.K. Sharma President : Ayush Karn(XII C) Secretary : Vivek Kumar(XII C) Eco Club:– Moderator : Kiran Sinha President : Ipshita Mandal(XII B) Secretary : Partho Chanda(XII B)

Safe Club:– Moderator : Sajal Kumar Guha President : Srotam Bhattacharya(XII B) Secretary : Anurag Kumar(XII ) Gavel Club:– Moderator : Shweta Sahay President : Arpit Ranjan (X ) Secretary : Kaushal Kumar Singh(X ) Digital Club:– Moderator : Jitendra Kumar President : Anupam (XII E) Secretary : Sourav Kumar Art and Craft Club:– Moderator : Jaya Maitra President : Rajonna Dutta(X A) Secretary : Sushovan Sen(X A) Science Club:– Moderator : Sunita Sahu and Akansha Ghelot President : Priyesh Sharma(XII C) Secretary : Omisha Shree(XI C)

INVESTITURE CEREMONY

SILVER ZONE

OLYMPIAD Sliver Zone Foundation associated with New Delhi India International Olympiad organizes Olympiad of different subjects every year . Our school participated in 7 subjects this year …. Science , English , Computer , Maths , General Knowledge , Social Studies and Hindi . The total number of students were 1022 in which we had several gold medal achievers Maths : 9 STUDENTS Shivraj Kundu Agastya Arav Pranshu Prakash Sahoo Sankar Roy Prakhar Jha Dhruv Katyayan Ajitesh Yash Sarawala Arpit Ranjan

English : 9 STUDENTS Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Class 9

Science : 9 STUDENTS

Social Studies : 1 STUDENT Abhinav Prakash

Class 4

General Knowledge : 4 STUDENTS Aayushman Verma Aashvi Nanda Abhirukh Mandal Abhinav Prakash

Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4

Computer Science : 7 STUDENTS Anshul Sahu Abhirukh Mandal Abhinav Prakash Rachit Ranjan Aditya Pandey Ajitesh Devika Srivastava

Aayushman Verma Sarthak Dhali Dhrithi Maity Abhinav Prakash Sachika Dutta Rajeshree Sharma Aryan Kumar Arpita Das Arpit Ranjan

STD II STD III STD IV STD V STD VI STD VII STD IX

Viraj Divyanshu Murmu Aashvi Nanda Shourya Suman Abhinav Prakash Prakhar Jha Dhruv Katyayan Ajitesh Saksham Soni Arpit Ranjan

Hindi : 7 STUDENTS Viraj Divyanshu Murmu Anuja Agrata Aritrayee Roy Shaurya Gupta Kuldip Sen Anandita

Literary Club From the Twist of the Tongue to the Twist of the Pen, language is a rather complicated subject to master. It takes creativity, hard work and a Olivia Sarkar Archit Anand Swastika Banerjee Tushar great thinking mind to even come PRESIDENT (English) SECRETARY (English) PRESIDENT (Hindi) SECRETARY (Hindi) close to being good at it. When it comes to conquering the language, no one is perfect; but some, a chosen few, come close to being so.

Our school’s literary club, headed by our English Head of the Department Mrs. Piyali Mukherjee and with the help of the subtle guidance of our extraordinary Principal Mrs. Rakhi Bannerjee, aims to accept and train the greatest literary minds of RV—from the minds with the qualities of great leadership, exceptional oratory skills and an iron-fisted grasp on their language; to the minds that can conjure stories faster than a magician can conjure a live doves from silk scarves. The members of the Hindi and English Literary club are burdened with the task to conduct and/or participate in any such literary activities which bring laurels to our school, and these youths always manage to live upto, and sometimes even live beyond, our expectations. Moderator of Hindi Literary Club Mrs. Aruna Sharma guides the students to perform various presentations in Tulsi Jayanti, Dinkar Jayanti and Hindi Diwas.

Digital Club IT SYSTEM (LIFE AND BLOOD OF MODERN SOCIETY) With the digital age ushering in a greater need for visual content, photography business has become a competitive and thriving industry.

IT team is a club which comprises 6-7 members who master in photography, videography, sfx creation and all kinds of digital content creation. The team’s productivity becomes relevant with the creation of all the introductory videos of the events organized in the school and tribute documentaries and is determined to increase the technological literacy of the students. The IT team provides training to a set of interested students about video editing and photo editing every year and it promotes and encourages all the members to have a passion towards digital creativity. The members participate in the various inter school events like Azionare, LinkUp Carnival, Probe, Atrium organized by different schools. To add a feather to it’s achievements, the team participated in various events and brought laurels for RV. Rahul Sharma, Devesh Raj, Ayush Karmakar, Sourav Kumar, Anupam Chakraborty and Harsh Choudhary have put a cherry on the cake by winning prizes at various events.

"HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THEM…!!!"

While participating in the inter school events, the IT Team tries their level best to bring glory to the school’s name.

Nature is a painting for all of us, day after day, pictures of infinite beauty. So why cant we take small steps to retain her mesmerizing glow? To fulfill this purpose, our Eco Club which was established on 6th April, 2018 where the members are taught to stop the wrong practices which lead to the destruction of the flora and fauna.

This is an efficacious step to generate the feeling of love and compassion in the students towards nature. Its main objective is to save the environment from being annihilated by human activities because it is our belief that small steps eventually add up to huge results.

Students of Eco Club took part in the Tarangini Project and made videos on river cleaning and other clamant issues to spread awareness. They also went to clean the Swarnarekha River. Students also attended a meeting organised by Jampot Greens who also sponsored Anupam, a member of our club, to compose a song 'Vesh' which was officially uploaded by them on YouTube. Students also took part in a cleanliness drive organised by them whose motto was to 'Save Mother Earth'. On the occasion of Earth Day, the students presented a video during this pandemic to show their support in this difficult hour with a wonderful song ‘Hindustan’ penned and sung by Anupam.

Ipshita Mandal PRESIDENT

Eco Club

Partho Chanda SECRETARY

Safe Club Safe club has been created to reinforce the importance of safety among the school students. The club is aimed to spread awareness and promote the criticality of safety in all walks of life.

The Moderator : Mr. Sajal Kumar Guha, plays a vital role in the peaceful functioning of the club.

The Club comprises a great number of responsible students with Srotam Bhattacharjee being the President and Anurag Kumar, the Secretary.

"Safety Rules are your best tools."

List of Measures taken by the Club are : 타 The Club remains active during interval. 타 Focusing on the importance of road safety. 타 Preventing the unnecessary chaos and mishaps during school hours. 타 Safety awareness program for the students.

Ga el Club

Srotom Bhattacharjee PRESIDENT

Anurag Kumar SECRETARY

"The most amazing speakers are the ones who can make a significant change with their speech."

The Talking Titans are proud to be a member of this renowned and prestigious club. The Gavel Club, with Ms. Sweta Sahay as the moderator and Arpit Ranjan, Kaushal Kumar Singh and Ayush Aditya as the Club President, the Arpit Ranjan Kaushal kr Singh Secretary and the Vice President respectively. This club is PRESIDENT SECRETARY a story with no protagonist where all are treated equally Gavel Club aims to create an ideal atmosphere out of the shackles of diffident. The Talking Titans have meeting held on regular terms. In these aforementioned meetings, the members are given topics beforehand for preparation and they perform their speech based on that. Students are motivated to come up and speak by seeing their other fellow students performing, even if they hesitated initially.

Also, speakers are given the mantles of the day, by voting, which encourages them to participate more and more. These procedures are followed to inculcate confidence among the students.

Even during the coronavirus pandemic. The Talking Titans did not budge back from our meetings, instead, they chose the virtual way to reach out and continued with its work online. Meetings are still held on a regular basis and the voting is done by Google Forms now.

Gavel Club not only helps the students to get accustomed to public speaking from a very young age but also helps to make social changes and hence making the world a better place to live.

"Discretion in speech is more important than eloquence."

Interact Club "Do all the good you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the places you can, as long as you ever can."

The interact club brings together Joyshweta Dutta Swati Mahato young people of ages 12-18, to PRESIDENT SECRETARY develop leadership skills while discovering the power of "Science above self." The interact club encourages the youth who want to connect with others in their community or school. Interact club organizes at least two projects in a year : one that benefits their community and one that encourages international understanding. The Interactors of Rajendra Vidyalaya too had the opportunity to serve the society in their own way. Keeping up the interact spirits, towards community service, the interactors of Rajendra Vidyalaya, paid a visit to the Orphanage run by Missionaries of Charity on the 22nd of November, 2019, The Interactors spent quality time with the little children at the orphanage.

A t & Craft Club An artist is not paid for his labor but for his vision. Art enables one to grant life and expression to the imagination one holds. Craft is the creativity to form something phenomenal. Rajendra Vidyalaya Sushovan Sen Rajonna Dutta has always witnessed great PRESIDENT SECRETARY budding artists with artistic temperament irrespective of age. To guide and encourage them the Art and Craft Club came into existence. The club works under the guidance of Mrs. Jaya Maitra. Various Art & Craft Competitions are conducted by this Club. In this new normal the students were given an opportunity to showcase their innovation with Art And Craft by staying home and using the resources available at their homes.. Such as old news papers, vegetable peels, broom sticks, leaves, bottle caps etc.

ESTEEM TO SUCH FRUITFUL ENDEAVOUR GRANDPARENTS DAY Grandparents are the family's greatest treasure, the founders of a loving legacy. So to honour them, Rajendra Vidyalaya celebrated Grandparents Day on 23rd November, 2019. The program began with the auspicious lighting of the lamp. Our tiny tots celebrated this day with their grandparents with great enthusiasm. Several mesmerizing dance performance were presented for the audience which left them spell bound.

SPELL BEE

DEXTEROUS SCRIBBLERS

Sky is the limit

Dropping a Note

To explore the hidden talent of the RVians and to boost their confidence an inter class Spell Bee competition, 2019 was held in the school premises. In this the students of class 1- 8 had taken an active participation and many were able to prove their mettle. Later these budding talents were awarded certificates in the school by the Principal.

"Handwriting is the mirror of knowledge" On 1st of May English handwriting competition was organised at KNS Sharma wing from classes LKG to STD 2. Little Children fascinated us with their admirable writing skills. We are thankful to the teacher, moderators, who vitalized our little buds.

ARTISTIC STROKES !!

“A picture is a poem without words ”.

On the account of Earth Day Anshul Sahu of Std 3‘B’ has secured 2nd prize at Pranat Level in Parayavaran E-Competition organized by Apna Sansthan .

KUDOS TO HIM !!

GRIP IT ,RIP IT, PUT IT IN THE WIND !!

Jigyan Kumar of Std 2’D’ won a bronze medal in (under 9 years boy’s group)JRD inter School Archery Touranment held on 29th July ,2019 .On the Eve of 115th Anniversary of JRD TATA .

KUDOS TO HIM !!

ONE RUN CAN CHANGE YOUR DAY …..

Arushi Tiwary of Std 1’A’ has achieved a certicate in Annual Sports Day organized

by Star kids ,Adityapur .

In the same contest ,Kriti Kashyap of std 1’B’ won the third prize.

KUDOS TO THEM !!

LIFE IS SHORT ,MAKE EVERY OUTFIT COUNT ….

Kavya Sinha of LKG’C’ won 3rd prize in a Fancy Dress Competition organized by Whisling weekend event in P&M High Tech City Centre Mall .

Adhaya Tiwary of std 1’A’ participated in a western dance held in Star kids play School and Fancy Dress Competition held in P&M High Tech City Centre Mall . The topicof fancy dress competition was ‘TATA HISTORY’ .She presented ‘ Tata Dream Projects’.

DANCERS DON’T NEED WINGS TO FLY !!

Samriddhi Singh of Std 1’A’ has won the 1st prize in a Dance Competition held during Durga Puja.

CHEERS UP!!

GLORY TO THE WINNERS !!

RECITING CHEEK

BY JOWL RECITING IN UNITY Each and every word has emotions in it. This was proved by our junior wing students when they mesmerized the audience by their rhetoric skills. RAJENDRA VIDYALAYA organised CHORAL RECITATION competition during the month of January and February. The winner class received special appreciation from the judges for the commendable performance.

HUES OF MOTHER NATURE Earth Day was celebrated in our school in which the students were given the message to maintain an eco friendly environment Dr. S.K. Singh, Vice President of Bihar Association and our Principal Mrs. Rakhi Banerjee planted saplings to create awareness among the students.

SOME RELAXING MOMENTS... “Enjoyment is an Incredible energizer to the human spirit�.Carnivals are very important for the relaxation of a student. It breaks the monotony of life , fills the mind with joy and give the body relaxation it needs. On 30th November our school organised a winter carnival for the students. In the carnival many amusing events were organised such as games corner, music corner and food stalls.

Our principal ma'am Mrs. Rakhi Banerjee and our teachers were very happy to see the little children enjoying themselves.

Welcoming our

NEW VICE PRINCIPAL Jayanti Singh, a veteran Chemistry teacher of our school, has become our new Vice Principal last year. She has knack of administration and is eager to change the era by her concerted efforts. We hope that she will continue to bolster the students aiding them to increase their academic graph in the forthcoming years too.

You are most welcome ma'am from the core of our heart.

Years

ACHIEVING

SILVER JUBILEE Education and learning is not a sprint but a marathon. It takes patience, hardwork, control, focus and a steady pace towards the goal. Not just the dedication of the students which results in their success, but also the dedication of their respective teachers. To understand your student is an art, which gains excellence with experience; and our dear Savita Shukla Teacher has been on this journey of perfecting her art and honing her skills as the educator of our school for 25 years! We congratulate her on this milestone and expect to learn a lot from her experience. There's still a long road ahead for both us, the students and our dear teacher.

We, the RVians, are proud to call you our Guru.

SANJAY SHARMA

SAVITA SHUKLA

It has been 25 years of Mr. Sanjay Sharma Sir, mentoring and teaching the pupil and nurturing virtues in them. He shaped the the future of numerous students and helped them with difficult sums and problems of Mathematics. He helped students to overcome the fear and terror of the typical subject, making the complexities simple and making the pupil like the subject. His astounding methods and techniques of teaching mathematics brings liveliness and spirit in the classroom. I congratulate you on your 25th anniversary of teaching in Rajendra Vidyalaya. The school is glad of having a tutor with such a vast knowledge and years of teaching experience like you.

RAJENDRA VIDYALAYA

bids adieu to a DEDICATED FACULTY MEMBER

SHOBHA

"True teachers use themselves as a bridge over which they invite their students to cross them, then, having facilitated their crossing joyfully they collapse , encouraging them to create bridges of their own ." This liability has always been very well gratified by our beloved Shobha teacher. She has given her 30 exquisite years to RAJENDRA VIDYALAYA guiding, shaping our personality, instilling moral values and mending our mistakes. She have always induced in us a crave for learning. We express our sincere gratitude to Shobha Teacher from the bottom of our hearts.

THANK YOU TEACHER FOR BEING YOU

" If you have to put someone on a pedestal, put teachers.

They are society's heroes."

A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination and instill a love of learning. Adhering to the above mentioned saying, Ms Chhaya Roy , a former faculty member of the Department of Hindi, concluded her glorious Odyssey as an educator at Rajendra Vidyalaya.

CHHAYA ROY

An epitome of dignity, integrity, simplicity and above all a good human being.

A lawyer’s income increases with increase in crime, a doctor’s with increase in disease but a teacher’s increases in knowledge and prosperity of people and nation. Proving true to this Mr Dilip Kumar Dey served our esteemed institution for 28 years since his appointment as a Computer and Maths teacher in 1991.

DK DEY

All these years of unfailing dedication proved him to be an able coordinator and the incharge of IT system in school. He will be remembered for his calm, patient and cheerful nature by all. He is the proud author of the series ‘ APC Understanding Information Technology 1- 12.

Sir, we wish you a peaceful and healthy life ahead.

With Us ……….

Always!!!

Mr BK Pandey, , Vice Principal Rajendra Vidyalaya, was highly valued , respected and loved by all his students as well as teachers .

With a heavy heart we bade him adieu on 31st December, 2019. His prudent decision making capacity, selfless dedication and substantial duty lead Raiendra Vidvalava from strength to strength.

His in-depth knowledge of Chemistry and Mathematics was more than evident during his classes. Many students aspired to pursue higher studies in these subjects and make a mark, due to Sir's unique way of dealing with topics that made the subjects come alive and ingrained the concepts in the mind of every student. His address in the "morning assembly", his casual conversations with students; were aimed at bringing out the best in each student helping each one to bloom and blossom to his fullest capacity.

'IMPOSSIBLE' was not in his dictionary because he thought and preached that proper guidance combined with regular efforts through sincerity and determination; could make the impossible..... possible!

EXCURSION 2K19

Our school had organised an excursion for the students of class 11 from 23rd – 31st December 2019 in which the students were introduced to the different culture, taste and festivity of Vishakhapatnam and Hyderabad. The students were overwhelmed to have a break from their hardworking monotonous life. Everyone enjoyed themselves watching the beautiful sunset along the never ending shoreline of Rushikonda Beach. The Zaika of the special coffee on the way to Araku Valley was worth appreciation. The beautiful sky above Borra Caves accompanied by the chilling weather on the Christmas eve was for sure a lifetime experience for the students.

Students who had affection for Geography were amazed to witness the beautiful limestone, stalactite and stalagmite of Borra Caves. The next part of the journey was to Hyderabad, the Birla Mandir was so elegant and beautiful that it was a feast to the eyes, The White Marble Temple beside the huge Hussain Sagar lake truly deserves to be one the most famous attractions in Hyderabad. The same day, the students explored Golconda Fort from where they could see astounding landscapes and they also learned about the Qutub Shahi Dynasty and its administration. The following day was the most joyful day from students’ perspective. The students spent an entire day in WonderLa, one of India’s biggest amusement parks. The thrill inside that amusement park was unmatchable. Splashing Water on each other, riding varieties of slides and even riding the most thrilling and insane rollercoaster of India named as Recoil. On the last day, The students visited the biggest attraction of Hyderabad that is Ramoji Film City, Asia’s biggest film studio where almost each and every famous movie has been shot like Chennai Express, Krish 3, Aashiqui 2, Sanju & Sooryavanshi. Now moving forward, Hyderabad without biryani seems incomplete. So everyone tasted the famous mouth-watering hyderabadi biryani and also some other famous street foods. All the students had immense fun in those few days of excursion and everyone held the same view for it that it was one of the best lifetime experience one could ever have.

VETERAN

TALKS...

The veteran Indian army officer, Major Gaurav Arya is a known personality in the sphere of information warfare. He is also an editorin the Republic media network and his name stands equivalent to the fear, that resides in the

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Singh

hearts of opponent paneilists,when he is on the debate. On 8th °June, Aditya Kumar Singh had the privilege of having a face cam with MajorGaurav Arya, Professor Madhav Nalpat, and ex RAW chief Sir CD Sahay, to listen and to discuss about their wise ideas and strategies of dissecting the terror infrastructure of Pakistan in Kashmir. The celeb interaction event was organised by USANAS and chose only 78 participants from the entire country.

Leaders of TOMORROW The attribute of leadership is that what makes one stand out from the crowd! Leadership Challenge is one of those events organised by the GreyCaps in Hill Top School that draws attention of the city every year. This event put to test the Leadership potential of the contesting candidates that were 44 in number in the initial round from various schools of Jamshedpur. The judges were eminent personalities with glory and learning. Brigadier Ranvijay Singh and Public speaker Jiju Thomas were there and the event was hosted by 'pickbrain' aka Giri Bala Subramaniam himself.

Aditya Kumar Singh of class 11 'C' was awarded the second runners up with a cash prize of INR 7500 after clearing group discussions, personal interviews and various other rounds.

IRMUN The concept of "Model United Nations" has gained remarkable significance especially during the Lockdown period. The idea of discussing and arriving to a joint solution over a crisis is what that keeps the world running peacefully. Aditya Kumar Singh of class 12 'C' participated in IRMUN (India's regional movement to unite nations) in the UNSC committee as the Japanese delegation. The event witnessed candidates contesting from the length and breath of the country.

The agenda of the discussion was "Threats to world due to the COVID-19 pandemic". It was a continuous crisis committee and put to test the team work, thoroughness and presence of mind of the contestants. After two days of discussion, he was awarded the high commendation along with INR 350 as a small token of appreciation.

TRIUMPHING ESSAYIST Life has learnt to create conditions conducive to life which is currently the design briefed to us. By mimicking nature's genius, the future would be beauteous, abundant and with less regrets.

RAJONNA DUTTA

RAJONNA DUTTA of Std. XA has made us proud by winning the FIRST PRIZE in the coveted state level essay competition conducted by Jharkhand Biodiversity Board , Government of Jharkhand , under the able guidance of the Faculty of English. The competition was organised on the occasion of International Biodiversity Day, May 22 nd , 2020 with the topic “Our solutions are in nature�. Her impeccable essay talked about the secrets to a sustainable world all around us.

CEO OF THE DAY 'Small ideas can bring about a sea change'.

Entrepreneurship is the ability to build something from practically nothing.To acknowledge the entrepreneurship Motilal Nehru Public School had organized an event called 'CEO OF THE DAY' on 16th November,2019. It was an event where one had to project their ideas on how will they run a start-up and tackle it's problems. Our team comprised Ashish Tiwari of 12 D and Arya Raj Shukla of 12 E. Judgement was made on the basis of ideas presentation and clarity of thoughts. More than 100 teams participated and our school was among the top 5 teams. Both were awarded a glorious cash prize of Rs 2000 and a 50% sponsored one day trip to the prestigious IIT Kharagpur.

TALENT

UNBOUND

Shreyashi Panda of class VI has portrayed her thoughts using simple tools and her astounding talent. Shreyashi was recognized as the first runner up of Group C in SIT AND DRAW COMPETITION organized at Sabuj Kalyan Sangha on 31st March, 2019. She was also awarded for securing the 3rd position in MASTER STROKE at Rainbow– Inter school Art Fest,2019 organized at Chinmaya Vidyalaya, South Park. Shreyashi attended the 39th Annual Literary and Cultural Competition, held in the year 2019, organized by Nikhil Bharat Banga Sahitya Sammelan, in which she secured the 1st position in SIT AND DRAW COMPETITION, in Group B.

SHREYASHI PANDA

"Sur - O - Sahityo" organized a SIT AND DRAW COMPETITION on 15th December ,2019 at Tribal Cultural Centre, Sonari, where she secured the 2nd position in Group C. Shreyashi also participated in SIT AND DRAW COMPETITION, organized by Singhbhum Jankalyan Vikash Society, on 12 November,2019 and she secured the 1st position in STD I – STD X group. Tata Steel Zoological Park organized ON THE SPOT PAINTING COMPETITION, in which she secured the 3rd position.

KUDOS! KEEP GOING

Move to the

SMOOTH CADENCE Dance is the hidden lingo of the soul.

Someone has rightly said ,”Disha Chandra of Std XI “D” proved her mettle in dancing by receiving the 2 nd prize in the ISCKON Jamshedpur.

Janmashtami Dance Competition organised by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISCKON).

LEOZERA 2019 For the first time RV spread sparks of excitement throughout the city being the organiser of the fest, LEOZERA. On 10th August, 2019 the auditorium filled the hearts of the participants and their teachers from different schools of the city with throbs of excitement.

Twenty two schools from all corners of the city had participated in different events. Beats Aura (band), The Pinnacle (debate), Exemplaire (treasure hunt), Stock 'em Up ( commerce event ), Kodachrome (photography) , Neurotics ( Bio. Quiz), Doodle Dabble (Doodle art ), Visionary Ardour ( video making ), Binary Bits (Computer programming), Stark in making (science model making), lndie Fusion ( dance event), Graffitti (wall painting) are a few to name. innumerable participants had won laurels. The Loyolians were the overall champions and The Carmel junior College were the runners- up. Prizes were distributed on the spot.

LINKUP

CARNIVAL "HIGH ACHIEVERS SPOT RICH OPPORTUNITIES SWIFTLY; MAKE BIG DECISIONS QUICKLY AND MOVE INTO ACTION IMMEDIATELY" These principles are followed by the RVians who keep practising and learning until perfection is achieved.

Sacred Heart Convent School had organised an inter School Fest known as "Link - up carnival "on 25th October 2019 in which. the RVians proved their mettle once again. Arpit Bharadwaj (9-B), Dharmaditya Sahu (9-A), Ronit Ghosh (9-B) and Sushovan Sen (10-A), won the third prize in metamorph a model making event. Ayush Karn (12-C), Vivek Kumar (12-C), Saharsh Singh (12-B) and Aditya Kumar Sing (12-C) bagged the third prize in the event Ship-wreck. The event was divided into two segments. The first being the quiz round and the second being the personality battle. Rishabh Raj (12-D) won the second prize in the event Channel Surfing. Olivia Sarkar of 12 A bagged the first position in the event `Wordsmith' that was a creative writing event.

TCS IT WIZ Asking questions has been a trait aiding one to inquire into Nature. This inquisitive temperament has led to the unfolding of many mysteries.

Aiming to build awareness and emphasizing on the importance of IT skills the Tata Consultancy Services conducted the TCS IT WIZ on 30th August,2019,India's biggest Inter school IT Quiz,hosted by none other than Giri 'Pickbrain' Balasubramanium, where Ayush Karn and Vivek Kumar of XII C were selected for the regionals,in which more than 1200 students had taken part from schools all over Eastern India and only 6 teams were selected for the on stage round .Finally our team secured the fourth position . The prizes included a merit certificate signed by the Chief Marketing Officer of TCS, Ravi Vishwanathan, and amazon gift voucher worth rupees 5000.A hearty congratulations to both the winners.

QUIZTOPIA The Annual Cultural, Management and Sports Fest of XLRI, Jamshedpur organized a quiz event 'Back to the Roots' in its Ensemble-Valhalla on 1st November,2019.The event witnessed 100 teams registering for the event and all the four teams of Rajendra Vidyalaya did remarkably well as they were selected for the second round. The team comprising Ayush Karn and Vivek Kumar of 12'C' reached the ultimate glory by battling out multiple rounds of quizzing as they secured the 1" position and were awarded with a merit certificate along with a cash prize of 5,000. The team comprising Harsh Verma and Sahil Singh of 12'A' and 12'B' respectively were shortlisted for the final round in the same event. !!! KUDOS TO THEM !!!

Vivek Kumar and Ayush Karn

ASISC ZONAL QUIZ COMPETITION On the 6th of October 2020, the Association of Schools for the Indian School Certificate (ASISC) held a Zonal Quiz Competition in Jamshedpur. The Quiz Master of this Competition was the esteemed Vinod Menon, who is an eminent Quiz Master from Jamshedpur.Arpit Ranjan (10 C) and Arpit Bhardwaj (9 B) of Rajendra Vidyalaya aced the preliminary round , qualified for the Finals and secured the First Position in the Quiz in the Junior category, defeating their competitors from many different schools of Jamshedpur!They have also qualified for the regional round of the quiz.

Congratulations to them for this AMAZING Achievement!

AYUSH BHARDWAJ (9-C)

ARPIT RANJAN (9-C)

RV BAGGED SILVER VIVEK KUMAR

ARPIT RANJAN

The students of RV never fail to showcase their determination. An instance of their spirit was seen when the team comprising Arpit Rajan of X 'C' and Vivek Kumar of XII 'C' emerged as the runner up in Rita Narayan Memorial Inter School Quiz Competition organised by Rotary Club of Jamshedpur West. The event was held on December 15, 2019 at United Club in the memory of late Rotary member Rita Narayan in which students of twenty-four schools participated and R.V. secured the second position.

WHEELS Wheels 2k20, an Annual Cultural Fest organized by the GET club in association with Tata motors, conducted its events in the Telco club from 16th-18th January, 2020.

The event witnessed the participation of students from various schools and colleges of the city. The students of Rajendra Vidyalaya namely Yash Gautam (11 C) and Srinjoy Chakrabarty (11 C) brought glory to the school by securing the second position in 'Xquizit 3.0' . A total of 120 students took part in the event and our students were among the top 6 teams, which qualified for the finals.

WIT WIZARD

ECSTACY

Keeping up the legacy of quzzing in our school, Ankit Chakraborty and Ayush. Karn of 12 'C' showed their mettle by securing the First position in the Wizcraft Tech Quiz ,a part of Ojass Alpha ,the annual Technocraft organised by MT Jamshedpur held on 4th January, 2019.Their diligent efforts were rewarded in the form of medals, merit certificate and a prize. The quzzing pannel wasn't satisfied with just a prize so to double it up, Harsh Verma and Vivek Kumar of 12'A' and 12'C' respectively, secured the Fourth position in the same event thus strengthening and highlighting the might of RV.

On the 18th of September, 2019 DAV Bistupur had organised their annual fest Ecstacy in which more than 20 schools participated.

Ayush Karn (12 C) and Soumya Suraj (12 C) won the first position in the QuizKarft- the Sci-Tech Quiz of the fest. They were given medals and certificates for their achievement.

KUDOS!!!

Ayush Karn 12C (left) and Soumya Suraj 12C (right)

Quantum 2020 “Its not about luck. Its about Hardwork and a relentless drive for Progress.”

Little Flower School had organized an inter-school fest called Quantum 2020 from 29th July to 31st July, in which various schools from all over Jamshedpur participated in various events and won a plethora of prizes. We as RV-ians, feel glad to have achieved a few feathers in our cap as well.

Qurious The Grand Science Quiz of Quantum.

Second Runner Up : 1.

Vivek Kumar

2.

Arpit Ranjan

Animax The participants were required to make a three-minute video on the topic “Life after the COVID-19 Pandemic”.

Winner : 1.

Anupam Chakraborty

2.

Sourav Kumar

3.

Ayush Karmakar

Eureka Science Fiction Creative Writing Event, in which the participants had to choose from three topics given during the event.

Second Runner Up : Olivia Sarkar

Pass The Mask All the participants of Quantum, from our school, were required to create a short “Pass The Mask” video, which was to be edited by the participant of this event.

Winner : Harsh Choudhary

Swimming is the self propulsion of a person through water usually for recreation, , exercise or survival. Competitive swimming is one ofthe most important sport with varied distance events in butterfly , backstroke, breaststroke , freestyle and individual medley.

AYUSH KUMAR of Std 1X "B" shared his talent and skills in the following events: -

AYUSH KUMAR

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3rd Prize in 100 metres Breaststroke (STATE LEVEL SWIMMING COMPETITION)

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2nd Prize in 50 metres Breaststroke organised by JRD TATA SPORTS COMPLEX (INTER SCHOOL SWIMMING COMPETITION)

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3rd Prize in 50 metres Backstroke organised by jRD TATA SPORTS COMPLEX (INTER SCHOOL SWIMMING COMPETITION)

The sweat,the time,the exertion,the devotion ,everything pays off in the end. This was very well proven by Abhinandan Jha of std 12 'A' ,who was selected to represent the Bihar-Jharkhand region in the CISCE National Cricket tournament held at CMS,Lucknow. With his astounding efforts and keen strokes ,he became the highest run scorer of the tournament at the regional level. He scored two amazing half centuries which led him to a total of 157 runs in just 3 matches.

Everyone has a talent .What is rare is the courage to nurture it in solitude and to follow to the places it leads to Ankit Raj(batch 2019-2020), captained the jamshedpur zone at the CISCE Zonal Cricket Tournament.

With his prodigious spirit and sagacious approach,he registered a total of 135 runs in just 3 matches. He was selected to captain the BiharJharkhand region at the national level .His scrupulous efforts made him the only player from his team to qualify for the SGFI Cricket tournament. He was the vice-captain of the CISCE team as well.

A winner is someone who recognizes his God-given talents ,works his tail off to develop them into skills and use those skills to accomplish his goals. Rajat Vinay(batch 2019-2020) perfected his skills to excellence which led him to be awarded with the title of the most valuable player in the CISCE National Basketball Championship held at Vikasa International School in Tuticorin. He represented the Bihar-Jharkhand region and had an average of 15 points and 7.5 assists

The beauty of a move lies not in its appearance but in the thought behind it.

Abhishek Roy(batch 2019-2020) exhibited the strength of his mind at the CISCE Zonal Chess Championship, where he won a silver medal followed by a gold at the regional level. He captained the senior team of the Bihar-Jharkhand region at the national level , where he won the bronze medal Following the footsteps of the former, Shivam Gupta of std 11 'C' ,won the gold medal at the CISCE Regional Chess Championship in the U-17 category .He was selected to captain the Bihar-Jharkhand region at the national level ,where his team won the 3rd prize

Yoga is a dance between control and surrender,between pushing and letting go and when to push and when to let go becomes a part of the creative process - An open-ended exploration of your being.

Standing at her own altar ,where her poses are her prayers,Anushka Karmakar of std 10 'C',has yet again proven her mettle and bagged the first prize in the CISCE National Yoga Championship .She was further shortlisted for the SGFI tournament where she secured the fifth position.The urban yogini also won the first prize at wheels 2020 in the yoga category

Following the principles of 'the yoga sutra' ,Pratik Banerjee (batch 20192020),won several laurels for the school.He won the gold medal in the CISCE zonal as well as regional level Yoga Championship .He was also shortlisted for the 64th SGFI games .He was also declared as the first runner up in wheels (2020)

The strongest people evince their strength at the right place.Om Prakash of std 12'A' was selected to represent the Bihar-Jharkhand region at the CISCE national games held at Belawadi Stadium,Pune.He represented his team in two different sports- shot put and discus throw .He secured the third position in the event of discus throw

The Bihar-Jharkhand CISCE Regional Cricket Tournament 2019 was held at De Nobili School, Dhanbad from 15th to 16th September, 2019. In this tournament, teams from Jamshedpur, Ranchi, Dhanbad, Deoghar and Bokaro participated in a head-to-head match for the grand trophy. Harsh Verma (12-A) represented our school in the Jamshedpur team and took 2 Wickets in the semi- final.

Jamshedpur team was also declared the Champion of the Tournament for beating Ranchi in the Finals! He was awarded a certficate and a medal for his amazing sportsman skills. Kudos!!!

HARSH VERMA

Never be afraid to Try! The valour of the students of RV could be seen once again when they took up the challenge to take part in COGNITIO, an inter college fest organised by the Mechanical engineering department of N1T Jamshedpur. The team comprising Vivek Kumar of X11 'C' and Harsh Verma of X11 'A' secured the 1st position in the preliminary round and overall 4th position in the finals. RV being the only school to participate, the students knew that the competition would be tough as their competitors were VIVEK KUMAR engineering college students. This did not discourage them, instead they embraced the hurdles with a bright smile.

HARSH VERMA

“You are the master of your fate and the captain of your soul.�

The Annual Sports day of Rajendra Vidyalaya was held on 21 December 2019 at the Bodhi Ground, Sakchi. The winter morning began with a reasonably warm temperature and the sun illuminating the firmament.

The Chief Guest of the event was Mrs. Aruna Mishra, a renowned Indian boxer, gold medalist in Asian Championships, 2011 World Police and Fire Games but her list of achievements is never-ending. Her presence uplifted the spirit of the Rvians and infused within them a spirit of sportsmanship borne out of hardwork and determination. The drumbeat rolled , the band played and a high pitched voice issued a command. The synchronized swinging of arms and the sound of the thudding feet stirred within us, the unmatched RVian spirit. Our little masters of rhythm matched up their steps and displayed coordination and synchronization in a special drill display.

This is what fairplay and spirit of sportsmanship is all about! The meet was anchored by Aditya Kumar Singh(11-C), Swati Mahato(11-C), Olivia Sarkar(11-A) and Srotam Bhattacharjee(11-B).

Among the boys, Pratyush Rathore was declared the best athlete in the junior category and Abhinandan Jha bagged the title of the best athlete in the senior category. Among the girls, Aditi was declared the best athlete in the junior category while Richa Kumari was declared the best athlete in the senior category.

The Blue House was declared the overall Champions.

Therefore, it is rightly said that the gold medals aren't made of gold but of sweat, determination and a hard to find trait called guts.

RAJENDRA JAYANTI Its hard to forget someone who gave you so much to remember!

Dr Rajendra Prasad was born on 3rd December at Ziradei, Bihar. Apart from being an independence activist , lawyer and journalist, he was also the first President of independent India. It is rightly said that "celebration is one of the most essential aspect of existence".National festivals play a pivotal role in building a nation, it helps build social relations ,communications and promotes a feeling of unity among the people. Our school celebrates Rajendra Jayanti on 3rd December to commemorate Dr. Rajendra Prasad's birth Anniversary every year.This year Mr Uttam Singh was cordially invited as the Chief Guest to grace the occasion with his presence. His work has always been meritorious and par excellence.He is a metallurgist from IT BHU and holds the post of Vice President in iron making TATA STEEL. The main theme of the event was the wide spectrum of culture and folklore of Bihar. Bihar, has given the world it's first Republic, nourished Buddha to enlightenment , given the world it's best University , with it's diverse socio economic stratum, which was the main embodiment of the program.

The students including the tiny tots showcased their talents by performing variety of folk dance and songs from Bihar. The speech delivered by Mr Uttam Singh evoked a spirit of zeal and enthusiasm in every student's heart. He ended his speech by saying" Success is not an accident. It is hardwork, perseverance and above all , love of what you are doing" which left everyone inspired.

FAREWELL 2K20 The End of an Era (Farewell 2020) It is never easy saying "Goodbye' and when you have the opportunity to bid adieu to the place which has been your second homefor years and in some cases decades, the task seems nearly impossible to complete. in that moment, you are rendered of the ability to accept that all of this is for 'one Last time'.

So with their hearts heavy with the anticipation of the inevitable, and donning dazzling sarees & handsomely forma[ tuxedos, the students entered the premises of Rajendra Vidyalaya with smiles on their faces & a promise to themselves to enjoy it to the fullest 'one Last time', at the Farewell 2020.

The event started off with the usual lamp-lighting ceremony and a very motivational speech from our beloved Principal Ma'am. The host of the event was our lovely and hardworking, Swati Mahato (12 C) who managed to make the audience revisit the nostalgic highs and Lows of being the students of RV. The cheerful reminiscence of even the earliest childhood school memories, Like distributing sweets with best-friends during birthdays, to some memories which might be quite recent, like a hanging out with Shankar's Samosa, really managed to Lift up the spirits of everyone in the audience, whether it be students or the teachers.

The Digital Club of RV presented an amazing throwback video made very artistically, while the Cultural Club presented the glorious cultural programme for the occasion. It was started of with a bang by Anupam Bhadra performing a rap song dedicated to the school written by him! There was also a colourfully brilliant dance performance presented by the junior class students for their predecessors. But the juniors weren't the only ones participating in the fun. The seniors also took to the stage. The class representatives spoke to express their gratitude, to reminiscence on their nostalgia and to honor their memories. The band members also sang and played their "Swan Song' for our school.

There were many emotional moments and some funny moments. lts safe to say that everyone enjoyed themselves. But at the same time they didn't hesitate to let their tears show as well. The seniors were given mementos in recognition of their good work. Then the Badge Handing Ceremony began. It was time to pass the crown. One-by-one the students of the present 12 std were announced as the respective head of the Student Body Council. They accepted this privilege with their heads held high and their flags held even higher on that note the programme ended. But the end for the others didn't mean the end for the seniors.

They'd further go on to enjoy their Last time together inside the school premises.

They'd eat together, write messages on each others T-Shirts and dance on the rhythmic beat of the DJ together. But all good things come to an end one way or another. With the fading last note, of the last song of the night, RV Batch 2019-2020 closed a VERY important chapter in their books.

We will miss you seniors! 2020

A guide, a parent, a counsellor a friend, A river of knowledge which never ends, Strict, care and rebuke, They will do all these for good.

School is our second home is true, As teachers makes us feel not less than home Small and tiny things taught by teachers will also give you some lessons Sometime we get angry, when we see less marks in paper, But there also lies a lesson, Life will always give you what you are entitled to We all, thank you for all your contribution in making us a better person we thank you for being there We thank you for being so supportive in our life

The Invisible Devil We can’t go to malls, Nor can we go to waterfalls.

Because the virus is scaring,

Sending our spines into shivering.

If you have to go out, think twice,

Wear your mask, be wise.

After returning, sanitize,

And wash your hands thrice.

COVID – 19 is the name,

It is playing a hide and seek game.

By following the rules,

We can ensure endgame.

YASHSWI KRISHN STD. - VI ‘C’

A letter to the Dreamer in Me Dear little me, Remember to dream of the stars far , far away.

For out of reach though they might seem, You will find yourself among them someday.

Dream larger than life, Dream in vibrant colours, Prance around blossoming gardens, Your smile brighter than all others, Make sure to be the sunshine wherever you are.

Dream without regrets, For in dreams, you enter a world of your own, Places where the sun never sets, Place that is yours and yours alone.

For only in dreams, You will be truly fearless, truly ever free.

Speak the truth, turn wishes to reality.

Miles you will have to go, you ‘ll see…

You are a dreamer, my dear little me, For every mysterious door, you hold the magical key!

Dear little me, promise me: You will chase the stars , run wildly,

I've got e-m@il The postman doesn't knock at my door, Yet I have e-m@il of that I'm sure, I don't know my pincode, That, anyway is a fashion out of mode.

I haven't sent a letter by post in one year, Yet I communicate with all those who are dear.

Outside my house you don't find a mail box , But does it matter? And do 1 care?

My letters are on my computer screen, Getting messages in my cherished dream.

With the click of the mouse, 1 talk to my brother in Florida Or a battalion of long lost friends, one even in Costa Rica.

But there are times 1 go pale, When 1 have to shift through countless e-m@il.

Woe betide you if a virus you release, Your m@ il inside the computer will freeze.

I can't figure out if e-m@il is a boon or a bane, But without it life would never be the same.

About this dotty dot com, 1 confuse, 1'm crazy, Though mom screams, Oh! it has made you lazy.

Dear God! It's neither a male nor a femate, The best thing you gave us is the e-m@it.

My Heart's Treasure Oh ,what joy it is!

To have a friend like you.

For giving the strength The way you do.

For lifting me up When I'm falling down.

And putting a smile on my face When I'm wearing a frown.

Thanks for being there and helping me grow.

Your friendship means a lot, This I'd like to tell you bro.

The best of friends can change a frown.

Into a smile, when I'm falling down.

The best of friends will understand, Your little traits And tend a hand.

The best of friends will always share.

Your secret dreams will always care.

The best of friends worth more than gold.

Give all the love a heart can hold.

You-Yourself is the creator of the world around We all know that if anything that has a faster speed than light is our thoughts. This moment we are dreaming about our childhood days , the next moment we are in the thoughts about the extreme possibilities of our lives. According to Shakespeare, the world's a stage and all the men and women are merely players ,by this he means that in our life we play different parts and what ma ers is that how we play it . The kind of thoughts we have decides the kind of life we would live. For a person who sees himself in the mirror, never ever thinks about the negative features of his face but those features are brought to light by the people around him. The face is ours, the mirror is ours and how we project ourselves is what matters. Thus, we should not be influenced by what other people think about us because we can't change their mindset but instead learn to ignore such advances . The life which we possess, might be kept to ourselves or handed over to others, is our choice. Whether we stay melancholic or find happiness even in our sorrows, the understanding is ours. The direction in which the wheel of our life should move is also a solitary decision .The painting of our lives is our own creation and reflect our personal interpretation of it. What colours we put in shows how life appears to us. We have the colours, we have the paper , how much colour we put and where we put, the choice is also ours. Thus, Helen Keller has rightly stated - " When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but oſten we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us.”

POLLUTION Seeing the world going down, I always think and frown; “What happened to the world which was earlier crowned?

With all the natural occurrences and beauty around.

“The air in the atmosphere gives tears abound, We are unable to see the beauty of a small town.

“Can't we walk through the streets instead of using luxury to get to the best—known?

Are we so dumb,deaf and blind that we cannot speak, hear and see what we are going through now!

Cutting trees for comfort will give you haunted days and nights aſter countdown, You will be guilty for the things which are still unknown, Be aware that the Universe will give a turnaround For you have devastated it and have not slowed down We can still improve our condition uptown; By using fewer vehicles and not letting the glaciers melt down, For our deities have done their duties, Now we have to keep the world safe and beautiful.

Now begins our duty.

THE SEARCH I was the last person on earth, walking across a desolate wasteland. One day, for the first time, a voice came through my walkie talkie.

“Hello?” asked a determined young female voice. “Is anyone out there? Does anybody copy?”

“My name is Alan Parker.” I reply to the communicating device. “I copy.”

“Oh my God! Yess!” she said, frantically with a tinge of excitement. “Whoever you are, wherever you are, could you please come to me? I’m in one of the buildings of the Ricin Company in Sector 42. There is a white cloth draped on one of the East Wing Tower balcony. That is where I am at.”

Ah, the Ricin Company, the root of all problems that I face today. Or should I say, ‘we face today’, considering I’m not the only man alive on this planet anymore. Though in hindsight, I think it was very arrogant of me to think that in a world of 7 billon people, no one had the ability to stay alive and make it out of the Apocalypse except me.

“Okay, I’ll be there.” I reply before I start walking towards the direction of my new destination.

January 3rd 2645, the day one mother defied the words of the world and created the cure for all sorts of disabilities in the human body. Its funny how parents refuse to leave any stone unturned when it comes to giving their children the best life they can. When you have a child, you have responsibilities. But when you have a child who cannot walk, whose entire life seems to be permanently situated on a wheelchair, your responsibilities increase tenfold. So with all the responsibilities, and the pain in her heart, Dr. Miranda Turing turned to the only thing, she trusted to help her find a cure- science. She worked and worked and worked until she finally created a serum which could help her lovely daughter Amanda walk.

So the serum named, VX-12 was injected in her. And the results were marvelous. Not only did she gain her legs back, there were other improvements in her body as well. She could now bench-press 20 tons like it was child’s play and her IQ had increased as well resulting in her being able to solve difficult math problems in fraction of a second.

She had really become the ideal definition of a human being.

Results like that, got Miranda a lot of buyers for her product and in the end, she sold the formula of VX-12 to Ricin who mass produced it for the general public. Now, that’s where all the troubles began. The people started to ask that why should only the disabled people have the privilege of gaining such abilities. Riots and Protests broke out all across the Planet. The public would rather burn their world down to the ground than let their greed dissipate. So the Leaders of the world had no other choice but to make the Serum available for all.

Demand like that brought Ricin a lot of money, which was used in improving the serum. They thought that if they improve the formula further, the public will come back once again for their product. They created VX-134 and started human testing after the animal test subjects gave a promising result. Unfortunately, what worked on the animals did not have quite the effect on humans, resulting in the human test subjects being turned into Mutant Abominations. Ricin tried to terminate the VX-134 program and keep it off the news papers, but before they could initiate termination, the test subjects declared dominance and took over the company. After all, they might be deformed abominations, but they were deformed abominations who were tired of the vivisection that they were put through.

With the combined super-strengths and the twisted brains of the five test subjects, they managed to bring an already wounded planet to the brink of death by waging war on the people who wronged them, before the poison in their blood brought their lives to an end.

After that war, famine and pestilence took over. It was ironic how the world once hungered for power that they didn’t need, and now it was dying due to starvation.

I only survived because of my military training and the fact that I belonged from a rich family and didn’t have to worry about food or shelter. Though the only reason I am being able to survive now is my training. Our commander, in the army, taught us how to live through even the direst situations in life. And that’s what I did. I lived through the Apocalypse.

I can’t help but wonder how the person on the other side of the walky talky managed to stay alive all this time. Is she military trained like me? Or is it money? No, money could only help her stay alive for a while, after that she’d need to find a way to provide for herself, find food, scavenge.

I guess we’ll know her story once we meet her.

I reach the tower. At first, I was unable to spot the while cloth she mentioned, but when I do spot it, I let out a long sigh at how high up it is. I’ve been walking for hours, I don’t think I have the strength to climb up, what seems to be, 30 storeys.

I turn on my walkie talkie and speak into it, “Hello, whoever you are, I am the foot of the tower.”

“Wait right there. I’ll come to you. You sound exhausted” She said. Her voice sounded clearer than the last time we spoke. It was probably because of our now close proximity.

She came running down the stairs and as soon as she saw me, she extended out her hand with a big smile on her face.

“Nice to finally see a human face again,” I say as I smile and shake hands with her.

“We’re not alone”, she says. “Come let’s sit for a while and let me tell you what I plan to do.”

As I follow her over to a nearby sofa on the ground floor, I notice how well built she is. She is tall, perhaps taller than me, and buff with a lot of well defined muscle. Maintaining such physique in a world like this should be impossible because of the lack of food nowadays. To say that I am presently surprised at the moment, is an understatement.

“Let me start by introducing myself”, she beings speaking. “My name is Amanda Turing. And we-“ “Wait, Amanda Turing?” I interrupt her, in my astonishment. “THE Amanda Turing?”

“Yes,” she says with a smile. “The very popular Patient Zero.”

“Oh My God”, I reply.

“Yes, well, when the war broke out, my mother did the only thing that she had been doing for all her life- protect me.

Without her, even with my powers, I would not have been able to survive the Apocalypse. Unfortunately, my mother did not make it, but I did. And I started searching; searching for people like me, others who received VX-12, since we have a higher chance of survival. And I did find a few people in the files of this company, people who might have survived. But I have no way to communicate with them. My only mode of communication is my walkie talkie and I have been trying to find a voice on the other end of it for months. See, this tower right here is the ground zero, where it all started. If I wanted to find answers I would find them here. So I could not move, in search for a signal, I just had to wait for someone to come to me. And you did. You are not a Super Human like me, but it’s a start.”

After that explanation, I had to take a breath to absorb all the information. After that, I finally asked, “What do we do?”

She smiled at me and said, “We save the world.”

Olivia Sarkar 12 ‘A’

Dahlia 0 Dahlia! Thou art a dazzling delight.

Thou bloom like a dream from the gates of heaven.

Thou bloom like a blessing from the smile of a bride.

Thou sing like a stella from the unsung rhyme.

Thou spring like a pegasus from the lap of flora.

Dahlia 0 Dahlia! Thou art a splendour surprise.

Thy beauty beautifies the bun of the bride.

Enamour'd by thy bounty, Enthralled by thy beauty, I sing your mesmerizing glory.

Thy glory can never fade Many want to be thine forever.

A replica of beauty , a replica of pride; Thou shine like the gorgeous eyes of a bride.

Dahlia 0 Dahlia! Thy epic charm isn't ephemeral.

Matchless is thy loveliness , Unparalleled is thy divine dress.

Seeing thee , rise tides of feelings in my heart In spite of being quiet, look always bright.

An emblem of emotions, an emblem of pride; The fragrance of thy fame has spread far and wide.

KULDEEP SEN (8-A)

Lying on earth , I shoot for stars It takes a lot of valour , to aim so far Troops of clouds trying to block my sight Ain't no faith in fleeing , I believe in fight I know it's still there , peeping at me Waiting for my decision , to change my vision The closer I get , it sends rays to judge me These rays can't make me blind , coz Only God can judge me...

Gusts of wind command my eyes " shed them all ".

I ask " Who's permanent here ? Stars too fall Life's a hope , always gives a reason to try for If you can't live for something good, better get a good person to live with.

People come and say , they say and go You get that type , the type you sow If you don't have reason, hunt for cause When you find the reason search for flaws But the stars still staring at me Thinking they were unable to judge me As I revealed the truth earlier , that Only God can judge me...

ANUPAM KUMAR BHADRA (12-B)

laikndh; ;g mfDr geus dbZ ckj lquh gS fd lkfgR; lekt dk niZ.k gksrk gS ]fdUrq D;k lkfgR; lR; vFkksaZ esa lekt dh ewy leL;kvksa dks n'kkZrk gS \ bl rF; ij fopkj foe'kZ djus dh vko';drk gS D;ksafd bfrgkl lk{kh gS fd ,d fo'ks"k le; dk lkfgR; ml le; ds jktuSfrd ekgkSy ds vuq:i gksrk gS A lkfgR; u fdlh ds i{k esa gksuk pkfg, ]ukfoi{k esa] tks lR; gS mldk çk:i gksuk pkfg,A lkfgR; ]lR; ds vuq:i gksuk pkfg, A ckr djrs gS orZeku le; dhA vkt ge lHkh vius ?kjksa esa can gSA ge lc vius gh ?kjksa esa cSBdj vius&vius dk;Z {ks=ksa esa viuk ;ksxnku ns jgs gSa ]vius dk;ksaZ dks dj jgs gSaA oSf'od egkekjh dksjksuk us tcls nqfu;k dks viuh pisV esa fy;k gS rcls ekuks nqfu;k Fke lh xbZ gSA N% ls lkr eghus chr pqds gSa] fdUrq ge vius lkekU; thou 'kSyh esa ykSV ugha ik, gSA çFke dqN fnu rks lHkh [kq'k Fks D;ksafd lHkh dks bl Hkkxrh nkSM+rh ftUnxh ls FkksM+k vodk'k pkfg,A fdUrq le; ds chrrs& chrrs lHkh fopfyr gks x,] db;ksa dh ukSdjh pyh xbZ] dbZ yksx udkjkRed fopkjksa ls Hkj x,]ns'k dks Hkh {kfr igq¡ph vkSj dbZ yksxksa dks tku rd xk¡okuh iM+hA ;g lHkh ?kVuk,a gesa mnkl dj nsrh gSa] gekjh vkarfjd çlUurk dks {kfr igq¡pkrh gS A vkSj ;gha lkfgR;dkjksa dh eq[; Hkwfedk mtkxj gksrh gS fd dSls ge bl udkjkRed vkSj ldkjkRed ds chp larqyu cuk,¡ vkSj lHkh dks çLrqr djsa A lPps lkfgR;dkj oks gSa ]tks flDds ds nksuksa igyw ls :c: djok,aA ;fn ge fopkj djsa rks bl foifÙk ds le; Hkh geus cgqr dqN lh[kk gSA bl egkekjh us gesa /kS;Z lk/kuk fl[kk;k gS ]gesa vius ifjokj ds çse ls voxr djk;k gS ]gesa vk/kqfud midj.kksa ds ç;ksx ls dfBu dk;ksaZ dks lgtrk ls djuk fl[kk;k gS vkSj lcls egRoiw.kZ ckr ;s fd blus gesa vius vki ls ifjfpr djk;k gS ]viuh vkRek dk eaFku djus dk ,d volj çnku fd;k gSA ^^'kgjksa esa lUukVk Nk,] ?kj Hkh gSa can] ;s le; gS vkRe eaFku dk] /kS;Z lk/kuk lh[kks fe=ksa] ,d uo thou ds vkjaHk esa] cl fnu cps gS panA ifjorZu lalkj dk fu;e gS vkSj gj u, ifjorZu ds lkFk ge vius vki dks mlds vuqdwy <kyus dh dksf'k'k djrs gSa A bl Hk;kud egkekjh us gesa] ekuork vkSj bldh rkdr ls Hkh ifjfpr djk;k gSA gekjs iqfyl vQlj ] fpfdRld] lQkbZ dfeZ;ksa us ftl deZBrk vkSj ekuork ds lkFk bl fLFkfr esa gekjh enn dh gS oks ;s n'kkZrk gS fd ;fn Hkko ifj'kq¼ gks yks bu udkjkYed 'kfä;ksa dk fouk'k vo';aHkkoh gksrk gS A gekjs bl ladyu esa ge bl fo"k; ds vykok Hkh ns'kçse] HkfDr] ukjh Lok/khurk bR;kfn fo"k;ksa ij ppkZ djsaxsA ;g gekjs fo|ky; ds Nk= & Nk=kvksa dh çfrHkk dk ,d va'k ek= gS A bl dksjksuk dky ds chp Hkh ubZ çfrHkk,a viuh NVk fc[ksjus dk iwjk ç;kl djsxhA vk'kk djrh gwa fd vki lHkh dks gekjk ;s NksVk lk ç;kl vPNk yxsxk vkSj ;fn gels dksbZ Hkh =qfV gks tk, rks mlds fy, ge {kek çkFkhZ gSa] gesa vius vewY; fopkjksa ls d`rkFkZ vo'; dfj,xk] ftlls fd ge viuh if=dk dks vkSj vf/kd çHkko'kkyh cuk ldsA

/kU;okn] LokfLrdk cuthZ] (fganh laikndh; eaMy) jktsaæ fo|ky;

nknh ek¡ fdruh I;kjh fdruh vPNh gS esjh nknh ek¡] jkst gesa dgkuh lqukrh esjh I;kjh nknh ek¡] lcls vyx lcls vPNh gS esjh nknh ek¡ A

& vk:"k jkt (d{kk % 1&ch)

vPNh&vPNh vknrsa tYnh lksuk] tYnh mBuk vknr gS lcls I;kjhA Å¡ph eafty rd gS igq¡pkrh] gS Hkfo"; dh rS;kjhAA vxj nsj ls mBrs gSa rks]le; u"V gks tkrk gSA le; dherh thou I;kjs] ugha ykSVdj vkrk gSAA fur O;k;ke djsa gYdk lk] ugk dj ru& LoPN djsaA fQj bZ'oj dh iwtk dj ds]fo|ky; çLFkku djsaAA fo|ky; ds vuq'kklu dk] ikyu djsa lgt eu lsA pht pqjk;s u fdlh dh] yksHk gVk,¡ thou lsAA fe=ksa ls fey&tqy dj [ksysa] i<+sa& fy[ksa ij yM+sa ughaA NksVh&eksVh ckrksa ij le>kSrk dj ysa] vM+s ughaAA dke vkt dk djsa vkt gh] dy ij Vkysa dHkh ughaAA gj dfBukbZ dk gy gksrk];ks ?kcjk,a dHkh ughaAA >wB cksyuk cqjh ckr gS]iy&iy g¡lh&etkd u gksA lR; Lo;a gh ukjk;.k gS]tks ns[kk gS ogh dgksAA dHkh fdlh dh djks u pqxyh]lc ds fgr dk /;ku djksA fny u nq[kkvks rqe fdlh dk]er T;knk vfHkeku djksAA lnk cM+ksa dks vknj nhtS]mudh Hkyh lykg ekuksA lsok djks fcuk ykyp ds] ?k`.kk& Øks/k dks fo"k tkuksAA Hkkstu ?kj es djks le; ij] [kkvks er cktkjksa lsA vf/kd uk [kkvks] jgks u Hkw[ks] cpks ikVhZ ;kjksa lsAA ekrk&firk vkSj xq#vksa dh] f'k{kk ij pyuk lh[kksA drZO;ksa dk ikyu djuk] fu;eksa ij pyuk lh[kksAA & jatuk frokjh (d{kk% 3&ch)

cg

ij fc[kjh gSa ef.k;kยก

esjh nhnh esjh nhnh lcls I;kjh] yxrh eq>dks tx ls U;kjh A ge nksuksa /kwe epkrs gSa ] thou dk vkuan mBkrs gSa A

[ksyrs [kkrs lkFk&lkFk ge] lkFk i<+kbZ djrs gSa A NksVh&NksVh ckrksa ij fnuHkj vkil esa yM+rs gSa A

eq>dks lnhZ yxus ij esjs lj esa rsy yxkrh gS A esjh 'kjkjrksa ij eq>dks] ek¡ dh Mk¡V ls cpkrh gSa A

nhnh fcu eSa jg uk ikš] nhnh esjh tku gS A fQj Hkh fnu&Hkj mls lrkš] ;g rks esjk dke gS A /kU;okn & ozrs'k frokjh (d{kk% 1&Mh)

Å¡ph lksp ,d ckj ,d yM+dk ,d f[kykSus cspus okys ds ikl [kM+k FkkA rHkh ogk¡ ,d dkj vkdj :drh gS] mlesa ls ,d vkneh fudyrk gSA oks f[kykSus [kjhnrk gS vkSj dkj esa cSB tkrk gSA rHkh ml vkneh dk /;ku f[kykSus okys ds ikl [kM+s ml yM+ds ij tkrk gSA oks cPpk vehj vkneh dh dkj dks fugkj jgk gksrk gSA ml vehj vkneh dks jge vk tkrk gSaA oks ml cPps dks viuh dkj esa cSBk ysrk gSA Ÿ cPpk& vkidh dkj cgqr eg¡xh gS uk\ Ÿ vkneh& gk¡A esjs cM+s HkkbZ us eq>s migkj esa nh gSA Ÿ cPpk& vkids cM+s HkkbZ fdrus vPNs vkneh gSaA Ÿ vkneh& eq>s irk gS rqe D;k lksp jgs gksA rqe Hkh ,slh dkj pkgrs gks uk\ Ÿ cPpk& ugha eSa Hkh vkids cM+s HkkbZ tSls vehj vkneh cuuk pkgrk gw¡A • Ÿ cPpk& D;ksafd esjs Hkh NksVs&NksVs HkkbZ cgu gSa ukA

lh[k&viuh lksp dks ges'kk Å¡pk j[ksa nwljksa dh vis{kkvksa ls Hkh dgha T;knk Å¡pkA & va'k (d{kk% 8&ch)

eSa viuh ek¡ ls dgrk D;ksa eSa ges'kk ?kj esa jgrk esjh lkbfdy dksus esa [kM+h gS D;ksa ml ij bruh /kwy iM+h gS tw vkSj ekWy gS eq>dks tkuk ckgj [ksyus eq>dks tkuk eq>s vius Ldwy Vhpj ls gS feyuk nksLrks lax gS vc feyuk D;ksa ;s dksjksuk gekjs ikl gS vk;k bldks ;gk¡ ls rqeus D;ksa ugha Hkxk;kA & gseUnz v{k; flag (d{kk% 3&lh)

gekjs [kq'kh esa [kq'k gks tkrh ] nq%[k esa gekjs vk¡lw cgkrh ] fdrus [kq'kulhc gSa ge ] ikl gekjs gS ek¡ A Hkxoku dk nwljk :i gS ek¡ A eqf'dyksa esa ogh esjs lkFk gS A vxj dHkh #B tkÅ¡] rks g¡lkus dh vkl gS A ifj;ksa ls Hkh glhu ] ftudk gS ;g fetkt ^ tks Fkds uk dHkh ^ I;kj gS mldk jkt A tks Fkkes eq>s] fxjus uk ns ] fn[kyk, eq>dks og jkg ] gS jc dk :i esjs fy, ] og gS I;kjh lh esjh ek¡ A

,d cgqr gh çfl¼ ewfrZdkj Fkk A og cgqr gh lqUnj ewfrZ cukrk Fkk] oks pkgrk Fkk fd mldk csVk Hkh mlls cf<+;k ewfrZdkj cus vkSj ;gh gqvk tSlk fd mlus lkspk oks Hkh ewfrZdkj cu pqdk Fkk A oä ds lkFk lkFk og vius firk th ls iwNrk Fkk fd mlus ewfrZ dSlh cukbZ gS vkSj mlds firk dksbZ uk dksbZ [kkeh fudky nsrs Fks] ysfdu og firk dh ckr ekurk x;k vkSj vPNh ls vPNh ewfrZ;k¡ cukus yxk A ,d le; ,slk vk x;k fd] vc iq= dh ewfrZ;k¡ firk dh ewfrZ;ksa ls T;knk lqUnj vkSj vPNh cuus yxh] ysfduvHkh Hkh mlds firk mldh ewfrZ;ksa esa deh fudky gh nsrs Fks] mlds lcz dk ck¡/k VwV pqdk Fkk vkSj mldks vius vki ij vfHkeku Fkk fd oks firk ls csgrj ewfrZ;k¡ cukrk gS A oks >Yyk x;k mu ij vc mlds firk us ewfrZ ij fVIi.kh djuk can dj fn;kAtSls tSls oä xqtjrk x;k mldh ewfrZ;k¡ vc igys tSlh ugh cu jgh Fkh vkSj ns[krs gh ns[krs og cgqr gh csdkj ewfrZ;k¡ cukus yxk vc og ijs'kku gksdj firkth ds ikl x;k firk th le> x, Fks fd ,d oä t:j vk,xk vkSj oks cksyk fd eSa vc igys ls vPNh ewfrZ;k¡ D;ksa ugh cuk ik jgk gw¡\ mUgksaus mÙkj fn;k D;ksafd rqe vius dke ls lUrq"V gksus yxs gks blfy;s] oks le>k ugha A firk us dgk tc rqEgsa yxrk gS fd rqe cgqr vPNh ewfrZ cukrs gks vkSj blls vPNh gh cuk ldrs gks rks vkxs c<+us dh lEHkkouk dkQh de gSA ges'kk ogh balku lQyrk dks vkxs ys tk ikrk gS] tks ;g lksprk gS fd dSls eSa vkSj Hkh T;knk vPNk dj ldrk gw¡A mlus dgk fd vkidks irk Fkk fd ,slk le; vk,xk rks fQj vkius eq>s ;s ckr igys D;ksa ugha crkbZA mUgksaus tokc fn;k fd esjs lkFk Hkh ,slk gh gqvk FkkA eSa Hkh ugha le>k tc rqEgkjs nknkth us eq>s le>kus dk ç;kl fd;kA ;gh thou dh lPpkbZ gS vkSj fQj oks vius firk }kjk nh gqbZ lh[k viukrs gq, vPNh ls vPNh ewfrZ;k¡ cukus yxkA

& va'k (d{kk% 8&ch)

xq: dh lekt esa Hkwfedk ^xq#* ftl 'kCn dk vFkZ gksrk gS lcls Å¡pkA xq# og O;fä gksrk gS] ftldk lekt dks lq/kkjus]lH; cukus rFkk çxfr dh vksj c<+kus esa lcls cM+k gkFk gksrk gSA vkt lekt dks lcls vf/kd vko';drk lPps xq#vksa dh gS] d;ksafd os gh bl lekt dks cqjkb;ksa ls nwj djus dh {kerk j[krs gSaAxq# og ioZr gS]ftlds vanj Kku ds Hk.Mkj vusd vewY; jRuksa ds leku Hkjs jgrs gSaAle;&le; ij os vius Kku dks ck¡Vrs jgrs gSa] rkfd mudh N= Nk;k esa jgus okys NksVs&NksVs ckyd mls xzg.k dj lekt dh çxfr esa viuk Hkh lg;ksx ns ldsA ,d lPpk xq# vius f'k";ksa dks gj laHko Kku ns dj mUgsa lH; cukus dk ç;kl djrk gS] mUgsa cqjkb;ksa ls nwj dj lPpkbZ ds ekxZ ij pyuk fl[kkrk gSAxq# gh ,d lk/kkj.k euq"; dks dqN vlk/kkj.k dj fn[kkus dh çsj.kk nsrs gSaAxq# gh gesa gekjs Hkfo"; dks mTToy cukus esa gekjh lgk;rk djrs gSaAfcu xq# ;g lalkj lR; jfgr] vlH; cu dj jg tk,xkA blfy, xq#vksa dk LFkku lcls Å¡pk gSA gesa vius xq#vksa dk vknj djuk pkfg, D;ksafd muds }kjk fn, Kku ds cy ij gh ge vius ifjokj rFkk lekt dk uke jkS'ku dj ikus esa lQy gksrs gSaA

tc gok pyrh gS rst j¶rkj] tc ty cgrk gS ysdj viuh /kkj] tc o`{kksa ij vkrh gS cgkj gks tkrk gS izd`fr ls I;kjA tc Qlysa >werh gSa [ksrksa esa] tc Vhysa curh gSa jsrksa esa] tc ubZ&ubZ ½rq,¡ olqa/kjk dk djrh gS J`axkj] gks tkrk gS izd`fr ls I;kjA tc eNfy;k¡ bBykrh gSa ty esa] tc fpfM+;k¡ mM+rh gS uHk esa] tc i'kq ou esa djrs gSa fogkj] gks tkrk gS izd`fr ls I;kjA tc ckfj'k gksrh gS >ek>e tc [kq'kuqek gks tkrk gS ekSle] tc lkxj dh ygjsa fdukjksa ij djrh gS izgkj] gks tkrk gS izd`fr ls I;kjA

tc xehZ ls Fks lc vkgrA <wa< jgs Fks lc blls jkgrAA rc vkbZ lkou dh cjlkr A ysdj <sjksa [kqf'k;ksa dh lkSxkr AA fudy iM+k gS ?kj ls fdlkuA ysdj gy] cSy vkSj d`f"k lkeku AA le; py jgk vfr ikou A D;ksafd vk pqdk gS eghuk lkou AA pkjks vksj QSyus yxh gfj;kyh A yksxksa ds thou esa vkus yxh [kq'kgkyh AA taxy esa fQj ls epus yxk gS 'kksj A i{kh xk jgs xhr vkSj ukp jgs gSa eksj AA cPpksa dks fQj feyk gS ,d ekSdk A liuksa ds lQj ij fudyh muds dkxt dh ukSdk AA le; py jgk gS vfr ikou A D;ksafd vk pqdk gS eghuk lkou AA bl eghus dh ,d vkSj ckr [kkl A tks Hkj nsrh gS blesa vkSj Hkh feBkl AA gksrh gS ;g ekl Hkxoku f'ko dks lefiZr A Hkä djrs gSa f'kofyax ij xkaxkty vkSj csy&i= lefiZr AA iwts tkrs gSa nsoksa ds nso A f'koky; esa xwat mBrk gS gj gj egknsoAA le; py jgk vfr ikou A D;ksafd vk pqdk gS eghuk lkou AA lkou ds vkus ls igys /kkjk dks tyuk iM+rk gS A eafty feyus ls igys ehyksa iSny pyuk iM+rk gS AA [kqf'k;ksa dh lqcg ls igys vkrh gS v¡/ksjh jkr A baæ/kuq"k fn[krk gS gj dkys ckny ds ckn AA eqf'dyksa es ysrk gS tks fgEer ls dke A tx esa gksrk gS mldk gh cM+k uke AA le; py jgk gS vfr ikou A D;ksafd vk pqdk gS eghuk lkou AA

lkfUu/;

rqEgkjk 'kkS;Z % rqEgkjh lqrk--psgjs ij mldh f[kyf[kykrh lh g¡lh Fkh ] ml fnu mlds [kqf'k;ksa dh lhek ugha FkhA vkt viuk tUefnu vius firk ds lkFk eukus dk bjknk Fkk] firk vkt ykSV dj ?kj vk,¡xs ;g mudk oknk FkkA ek¡ ls dgdj dbZ Lokfn"V idokuksa dks cuok;k Fkk ] vius mUgha NksVs gkFkksa ls viuk ?kj I;kj ls ltk;k Fkk A bl g"kZ ds volj ij fo?u Mkyk x;k] ml {k.k tc ek¡ dks firk ds dk;ZLFky ls lans'k vk;kA ^^vkids ifr ;q¼ esa 'kghn gks x,** &;g muls dgk x;k ] ij ;g [kcj rks ,slh Fkh tks ek¡ ls uk lgk x;kA lqrk dk D;k gky gksxk ;g lksp og jksrh gSa] ogh lqrk tks gj jkr vius firk dh ;kn esa lksrh gSA vk'p;Z rks rc gqvk tc mu NksVs gkFkksa ls ek¡ ds vk¡lw iksNs x,] tcfd bl ckr dk Kku mls gks pqdk Fkk fd mlds firk ugha jgsA firk ds eqLdqjkrs psgjs dks ;kn dj mlus viuh ek¡ dks le>k;k] ^^vius oru ds fy, 'kghn gksdj firk us gekjk flj xoZ ls Å¡pk djk;k**A & v{krk 'kkEHkoh (d{kk% 9&Mh)

STAFF PICNIC 2020: Food Friends and Sunshine

Picnic acts as an antidote to the stressful life that we lead. It provides an opportunity to unleash ourselves, to enjoy the ambience. Every year the staff of R.V is taken for a day out to Hill View Resort to have a fun filled day. A glimpse of the wonderful time teachers had.

CLASS PICNIC 2020: 2020: Gaiety at its peak

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Best out of waste: The creativity competition

1ST GURJAS SINGH (1A)

2ND TRISHA CHANDRA (1C)

1ST JOYNA MOITRA (2B)

1ST AVIKA KASHYAP

1ST JAYESH KR SINGH 4D

2ND ADITYA SHARMA (2B)

3C

2ND VRISHANK 3D

2 ND ARNAV SINHA 4A

3RD TRUPTIMAYEE PRADHAN (1D)

3RD SAMRIDHI (2B)

3RD ANAY PRAKASH 3B

3RD MRINALIKA KASHYAP 4D

1ST TAPASWANI PATRA 5D

2ND ASMIT KUMAR 5D

3RD KAUSHIK DEY 5A

Class: 5A

1ST MANAN MAL PANI 6C

2ND S.TEHREEM MIRZA 6C

1ST PRITHVI RAJ SINGH7B

2ND BHUMIKA 7D

3RD SHREYASHI PANDA 7C

2ND ADITYA RAJ 8D

3RD AARUSHI AASHITI 8B

1ST NIRMALA JENA 8B

3RD

SMITA MAHATO 6B

Editorial BOARD 2020 Mrs. Piyali Mukherjee and Team Ayush Bose [11 D] Srotam Bhattacharjee [12B] Aastha Verma [12 B ] M. Thanishca [12D] Aditya Kumar Singh [12C] Kumar Sampurn[ 12 c] Archit Anand [12 C] Swati Mahato[ 12-C] Olivia Sarkar [12-A]

Ms. Barnali Chakraborty and Team Anshu Priya-[12 D] Ishita Goswami –[ 11 A] Omisha Shree-[11 C]

Ms. D. Vani and Team Aditya Singh –[ 12 C] Shubhangi Ghosh – [11 D]

Tanisha Sinha-[11 A]

Ms. Mitali Bose and Team Harsh Choudhary –[ 12 E]

Ujjwal Khemka[-12 E]

Aparajita – [9 B]

Anandita-[9 B]

Rose Tiwary [9B] Parthvi Singh[9 B]

Ms. Roopa Dutta and Team Akshata Shambhavi- [9D] Swati Mahato - [12C] Aditya Singh-[12C] Anupam Chakraborty- [12E]

Ms Sonali Dutta and Team Ayush Karmakar –[ 12E]

Barnali Paul – [12B]

Mrs Aruna Sharma , Mrs Savita Shukla and Team Swastika Banerjee. [11 B] ,Tushar Kumar [ 11 E] , Adarsh Pati Tripathi[ 9C] , Kush Agarwal [9C], Akshata Shambhavi [9D]

Ms Sweta Sahai, Ms Akanksha Ghalaut and Team Tanisha Mahato-[11 C]

Darshil Mahraur-[11 C]

Anupam Chakraborty: [12E]

Saurav [12D]

Navin Anand [11A]