Maheshwari Public School, Kalwar Road, Jaipur - First School Magazine 'Crescendo' by Shreya Bangard

GOVERNOR, RAJASTHAN

I am delighted to know that MPS, Kalwar Road, Jaipur is releasing its first school magazine “CRESCENDO”. The school magazine is the reflection of the school, its objectives and culture. I am sure that the magazine will provide the glimpse into the diverse activities undertaken by the school and will also reflect the creativity, hopes and aspirations of the bright young students of the school. I wish for the success of publication.

KALYAN SINGH

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संदेश

FROM THE DESK OF PRESIDENT

‘Tell me and I forget Teach me and I remember Involve me and I learn’ At MPS Kalwar Road we swear by this motto of ‘learning by doing’ and understand that knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice. Our students don’t confine themselves to the realm of a classroom. We believe in holistic education which encompasses academics, co-curricular activities, sport education and life skills so that we can rear a level of young minds that are busting with self-confidence and motivation. Moreover educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all. So, we inculcate human values like compassion, honesty, fortitude and perseverance in our students so that they can become the leaders of tomorrow. As I look back in time, when the idea of educating children in a school was conceived, the founder members took a challenge upon themselves to promote education in this city and the adjoining rural and semi urban areas and a new venture as MPS Kalwar Road was added in our legacy of ECMS. Benjamin Franklin has rightly said “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”

SATYA NARAYAN KABRA

FROM THE DESK OF BUILDING CHAIRMAN

“Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people, who prepares it today.” - Melcom We strongly believe that every student is a unique person with his or her own set of abilities, need and aspirations. We at MPS Kalwar Road are committed to bring out the uniqueness. Besides academic excellence the school is committed to inculcate in all its students strong ethical values of integrity, politeness, kindness for elders. I firmly believe that education should foster confidence, discipline, clarity in thought and decision making abilities to set and achieve goals & above all, social responsibility as a life-long process. The unique MPS pedagogy backed up with meticulously laid state of the art of infrastructure brings excellence in learning. MPSites are groomed to think out of the box and engulf articulation innovation and team work. ‘Crescendo’ the annual school magazine is an insight to the work culture of MPS Kalwar Road. Heartiest congratulations to entire editorial board on its release.

BAJRANG JAKHOTIYA

FROM THE DESK OF GENERAL SECRETARY EDUCATION

“Imagination is more important than knowledge, for knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world and all there ever will be to know and understand.” - Albert Einstein MPS Kalwar Road runs under the aegis of well established management, ECMS (The Education Committee of the Maheshwari Samaj, Jaipur) that has earned its own niche not only in Jaipur, but across the whole nation. At MPS Kalwar Road, we provide an atmosphere to our students for multi faced development, where children are encouraged to channelize their potential in the pursuit of excellence. Our school is striving hard to make the best possible efforts to inculcate strong values combining with academics and extra-curricular activities in the children. Converting every individual into a self-reliant and independent citizen, the school provides an amalgam of scholastic and co-scholastic activities and strongly believes that, ‘Education is to equip young mind with tools to soar high and think beyond thinking.’ At MPS Kalwar Road, we are dedicated to exhaustive quality learning and are utterly committed to a continuous process of improvement for the benefit of the students. We are always open to refreshing views and suggestions which can add more value to the students of our school.

MADHU SUDAN BIHANI

FROM THE DESK OF HON. SECRETARY (OFFICIATING)

ECMS’ long history is intrinsically linked with the development of its mission, ‘Imparting valuebased education that helps create independent, free thinking individuals who will combine service with excellence’. From past 82 years, ECMS has nurtured talents to suit the changing education system. Along the way, ECMS has built an enviable reputation as a hub for transfer of knowledge, a pioneer of innovation and an exemplary provider of valuable services in the community. Our teams of professional educators are dedicated to help each student attain his or her maximum potential, both academically and socially. Fostering and celebrating our students’ talents and achievements are at the core of all we do every-day. Education is the basis of all progress. It is for the very reason that we frayed into education, about 82 years ago. Over the years, our experience has taught us that progress is possible only if men and women are equally educated and keeping this in view we started with our most ambitious venture MPS Kalwar Road, after successfully establishing various milestones in the field of education. We at MPS Kalwar Road aim to help the students reach greater heights and move on with confidence, determination and indomitable spirit in the days to come. Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam said, “Dreams are not things that you imagine in your sleep; they are things that do not allow you to sleep.” We are confident that this school is the best place for your child. We welcome your active interest and involvement in the progress and activities of your child. We look forward to your continuous support.

ASHISH KABRA

Shri Maheshwari Samaj, Jaipur

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

(Session 2015 -18)

PRESIDENT - Shri Satya Narayan Kabra (M.N.) VICE PRESIDENT (EDUCATION) - Shri Ghanshyam Das Mundhra VICE PRESIDENT (SAMAJ) - Shri Satya Narayan Kabra (J.D.) VICE PRESIDENT (FINANCE) - Shri Nathmal Maloo MAHA MANTRI - Shri Sanjay Maheshwari (Chandak)

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JOINT SECRETARY - Shri Pawan Bajaj JOINT SECRETARY - Shri Rajesh Gagrani GENERAL SECRETARY EDUCATION - Shri Madhu Sudan Bihani

MHS - Shri Shankar Lal Karwa MBV - Shri Kamal Kishore Saboo MGPS - Shri Ashok Kumar Malu MPS (BAGRU) - CA Anil Kumar Sharda MPS (J.N.) - CA Ganesh Bangar

EDUCATION SECRETARY

MCCA - Shri Rajesh Kumar Sodhani (Sikar) MPS (P.N.) - CA Amit Gattani MPS (INT.) - CA Radha Mohan Kacholia MPS (KALWAR) - Shri Ashish Kabra (Officiating)

ARTH MANTRI - Shri Bhanwar Lal Lohia TREASURER (SAMAJ) - Shri Beni Prasad Kacholia TREASURER (EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS) - Shri Shanti Lal Jagetia SANGATHAN & PRACHAAR MANTRI - Shri Vimal Kishore Sarda

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JOINT SANGATHAN & PRACHAAR MANTRI - Shri Bhagwan Laddha BHANDAAR MANTRI - Shri Hanuman Sahai Toshniwal

SAMAJ - Shri Atma Ram Kabra MPS (INT.) - Shri Dinesh Kumar Soni (Laddoo ji) MPS (J.N.) - Shri Arun Kumar Maloo MGPS - Shri Jugal Kishore Kasat MHS - Shri Jamna Das Rathi (Lala)

BUILDING SECRETARY

MPS (BAGRU) - Shri Prakash Birla MCCA - Shri Mahesh Chandak MPS (P.N.) - Shri Om Prakash Sodhani MBV - Shri Kamlesh Laddha HOSTEL CONVENOR - Shri Bitthal Choudhary

MARRIAGE BUREAU MANTRI Shri Ravinder Kumar Jhanwar

SANSKRATIK MANTRI Shri Ashok Kumar Khatod

MEMBERS Shri Amit Kumar Laddha Shri Anil Kacholia Shri Anil Kothari Shri Anuj Mandhana Shri Ashok Khattod (V.N.) CA Ashok Prakash Mundra Shri Bajrang Lal Baheti Shri Bajrang Lal Somani Shri Brajesh Modani Shri Dwarka Das Jajoo

Shri Madho Bihari Somani Shri Mahesh Mundra Shri Malchand (Radheshyam) Baheti Shri Manoj Kumar Birla Shri Manoj Kumar Kacholia Shri Mukesh Kumar Laddha Shri Mukesh Rathi Shri Murari Lal Birla Shri Natwar Lal Ajmera Shri Naval Kishore Jhanwar

Shri Rajesh Kabra Shri Rajesh Kumar Sodhani (Narina) Shri Ram Avtar Kabra Shri Ramesh Chand Jakhotia Shri Ramesh Mundra (Dasu) Shri Sanjay Kabra Shri Satya Narayan Kabra (Shrimadhopur) CA Sharad Kabra Shri Shyam Malpani Shri Shyam Das Malpani

Shri Ghanshyam Kacholia Shri Gopal Lal Malpani Shri Jai Kishan Jajoo Shri Kailash Soni Shri Kamal Somani

Shri Nitesh Kabra Shri Om Prakash Malani Shri Poonam Chand Bhala Shri Pramod Hurkat Shri Rajender Bhuradiya Shri Rajender Saboo

Shri Shyam Sunder Jhanwar Shri Shyam Sunder Totla Shri Shrivalabh Maru Shri Sunil Somani (Somani School) Shri Umesh Soni

EX-OFFICIO IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Shri Om Prakash Dargar

IMMEDIATE PAST MAHA MANTRI Shri Subhash Singhi

PRESIDENT Shri Satya Narayan Kabra (M.N.)

VICE-PRESIDENT (education)

Shri Ghanshyam Das Mundhra

GENERAL SECRETARY EDUCATION Shri Madhu Sudan Bihani

EDUCATION SECRETARY Shri Shankar Lal Karwa (MHS) Shri Kamal Kishore Saboo (MBV) Shri Ashok Kumar Malu (MGPS) CA Anil Kumar Sharda (MPS, Bagru) CA Ganesh Bangar (MPS, J.N.) Shri Rajesh Kumar Sodhani (MCCA) CA Amit Gattani (MPS, P.N.) CA Radha Mohan Kacholia (MPS INT.) Shri Ashish Kabra (Officiating) (MPS, Kalwar)

The Education Committee of the Maheshwari Samaj (SOCIETY), Jaipur

TREASURER Shri Shanti Lal Jagetia

BUILDING SECRETARY Shri Dinesh Kr. Soni (Laddoo ji) (MPS, INT.) Shri Arun Kumar Maloo (MPS, J.N.) Shri Jugal Kishore Kasat (MGPS) Shri Jamna Das Rathi (Lala) (MHS) Shri Prakash Birla (MPS, Bagru) Shri Mahesh Chandak (MCCA) Shri Om Prakash Sodhani (MPS, P.N.) Shri Kamlesh Laddha (MBV)

Session 2015 - 18

HOSTEL CONVENOR Shri Bitthal Choudhary

MEMBERS Shri Satya Narayan Mandhana Shri Lekhraj Ladhar Shri Avinash Chandra Somani Shri Mukesh Rathi

EX-OFFICIO Shri Sanjay Maheshwari (Chandak) - Maha Mantri, Shri Maheshwari Samaj, Jaipur Shri Om Prakash Dargar - Immediate Past President Shri Natwar Gopal Malpani - Immediate Past General Secretary Education

THE EDUCATION COMMITTEE OF THE MAHESHWARI SAMAJ (SOCIETY), JAIPUR Established in the year 1936, today it is running 10 institutions under its aegis in Jaipur, each institution having its own unique features. The ECMS works on the vision of building tomorrow’s work force which is an amalgamation of knowledge, modern outlook, scientific temper, love for the motherland, its culture, heritage, traditions and values. Around 21,765 students are moulded into perfect individuals and able citizens of the country by around 930 staff members in these institutions, where emphasis is laid on the holistic development of the students in an environment of love, care and concern. All these institutions have modern infrastructure with digital classrooms, latest state-of-the-art laboratories, high tech libraries, sports facilities and plenty of co-curricular activities. The teachers, who endeavor to shape tomorrow’s citizens into dynamic leaders, are dedicated, devoted and committed in their effort. We are proud to mention that every year, a good number of our students qualify for admissions to various professional institutions like IIT’s, NIT’s, Medical Colleges including AIIMS, NDA and many more. Many students qualify for scholarships like KVPY, NTSE, CBSE and society level. All the 10 institutions are governed by the Education Committee of the Maheshwari Samaj (Society), Jaipur and each institution is managed by the respective school/ college Managing Committee. The ECMS has a magnanimous approach towards the students who are in need and belong to the financially weaker sections of the society, education for such students is sponsored by the ECMS. It does not fail in its efforts to recognize the academic excellence of the students and in this regard, scholarships are awarded to the student toppers. In the session 2017-18, ECMS provided scholarships of more than INR 2 Crores to students. The vision of ECMS is to spread its wings further and be of service to the society and nation at large, by making education reach larger number of children and hence their future plans reflect in the new MPS division constructed in Kalwar area which was inaugurated this session. It would, in future, cater to the need of an additional option of Humanitites stream in +2 classes which would facilitate the need for education as per the demand of the current situations. All 10 institutions under ECMS are a part of the same family and combined celebrations are held on Republic Day, Independence Day and Teachers Day at a common venue. Even events like the Sports Week and Career Counseling Fair are being held combined, every year, in which renowned institutions and universities participate. The ECMS is ardently concerned with the growth and the development of faculties working in their institutions, for this staff development programmes and workshops are organized frequently.

The LEGACY OF ECMS

‘The Education Committee of Maheshwari Samaj is known for its contribution in the field of Education, not only in Jaipur but also in the state of Rajasthan.’

ECMS - AN ODYSSEY OF SUCCESS... The 10 institutions running under the aegis of The Education Committee of the Maheshwari Samaj (Society), Jaipur

Shri Maheshwari Sr. Secondary School Tilak Nagar

MHS is a boys school from class I to XII affiliated to the Board of Sec. Education, Rajasthan, Ajmer. The seed of MHS was sown in the year 1932 as an evening class. It attained the status of a High School on 1st July, 1951. On 20th July, 1970 it was formally inaugurated and there after it shifted to its huge & spacious building at Tilak nagar, the present location which was inaugurated on 15th August, 1975. The medium of instruction is both Hindi and English. Today the school has a strength of 2284 students and a total staff of 101 who are working under the able guidance of Principal (Officiating), Mr. Ajay Kumar Gupta.

Maheshwari Girls Senior Secondary School (MBV) is situated at Singhi Ji Ka Rasta, Chaura Rasta, Jaipur. It is a girls school from I to XII established in the year 1985 affiliated to the Boards of Secondary Education, Rajasthan, Ajmer. Today it has a strength of 2450 students and a total staff of 78 who are working under the experienced guidance of Principal (Officiating) Mr. Pawan Maheshwari and is known as one of the best Hindi medium schools for girls in the city.

Maheshwari Public School Jawahar Nagar

Maheshwari Girl Senior Secondary School Chaura Rasta

Maheshwari Public School, Jawahar nagar, Jaipur is a prestigious English Medium School for boys from class I to XII affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education(CBSE), Delhi. MPS came into being in July 1977 and acquired the form of an independent institution on 1st July 1978. The building shifted to its present massive building on 18th December 1996 which was formally inaugurated by Sh. Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the Ex Prime Minister of India. Today it has a strength of 4083 students and 160 members of staff who are working under the captainship of Principal, Mr. Ashok Vaid.

Maheshwari Girls Public School Vidhyadhar Nagar Maheshwari Girls Public School, Vidyadhar Nagar, Jaipur is a renowned English Medium School for girls affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Delhi. Established on 1st April 2001, its motto is making the girls â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;powerful and sereneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Today it has a strength of 4269 students and 150 members of staff who are working under the guidance of Principal, Mr. Om Prakash Gupta and is renowned as one of the top schools of Jaipur for girls.

Maheshwari Public School Pratap Nagar

Maheshwari Public School, Pratap Nagar, Jaipur is a prestigious English Medium Co-Educational School from class I to XII affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Delhi. The school was established on 28th April 2008 & presently it has a strength of 3070 students being trained by 130 members of staff under the guidance of Principal, Ms. Reeta Bhargava. It is one of the best Co-Educational schools in Jaipur.

Maheshwari College of Commerce & Arts Pratap Nagar

Maheshwari College of Commerce and Arts situated at, Pratap Nagar, Jaipur is a college for the higher education of girls, affiliated to University of Rajasthan. It came into existence on 13th July 2010. MCCA is a vibrant contemporary institution which offers various courses such as BA, B.Com, BBA, MA. The college also provides the facility of the most modern and equipped hostel for the girls enabling them to have ‘a home away from home’, under the able guidance of Mr. Prashant Madan.

Maheshwari Public School Kalwar Road

MPS Kalwar Road is a new venture of ECMS. It is equipped with the best modern amenities, thus providing quality and value oriented education. MPS Kalwar Road is dedicated to produce progressive individuals who are self-reliant, versatile and deep rooted in the culture of India. They strongly believe in ‘Soaring high to excellence’. Presently it has a strength of 1300 students and 60 staff members who are working under the valuable guidance of Head Mistress, Ms. Neera Pandey.

MPS International School Tilak Nagar

MPS International School, Vijay Path, Tilak Nagar, Jaipur is a prestigious English Medium Co-Educational School which came into being in the year 2014. Though at a nascent stage, it has carved a niche for itself in the city of Jaipur as a keenly sought after school for education of boys and girls. Today it has a strength of 3275 students and 162 members of staff who are working under the able guidance of Principal, Ms. Archana Singh.

Maheshwari Public School Ajmer Road

Maheshwari Public School, Ajmer Road, Jaipur is a CoEducational English Medium School affiliated to CBSE, Delhi. It came into being on 20th April 2014 MPS, Ajmer Road is an architectural excellence standing with the aim ‘Goodness before Greatness’. With a strength of 654 students and 50 members of staff who are working under the guidance of Principal, Ms. Daljeet Kaur, the school is endeavouring to achieve wonderful landmark of excellence.

MPS Sanskriti Bani Park

MPS Sanskriti is a unique initiative of the ECMS in which young children of age 1.9 to 5 are imparted foundation forming training in preparation for formal education. The children are offered ample opportunities for learning by doing and each child’s individual progress is monitored closely. In a short span of time of 3 months MPS Sanskriti has achieved a strength of 30 students altogether, under the valuable guidance of Head Mistress, Ms. Bhavna Bhatia.

REFLECTIONS MAKING OF MPS KALWAR

BUILDING COMMITTEE

Shri Kailash Soni Convenor Shri Suresh Kalani Building Secretary

Shri Bajrang Jakhotiya Building Chairman

Shri Shiv Shanker Kothari Co-convenor bra Shri Ashish Ka tary Building Secre

DAY 386

BUILDING LOKARPAN Building Lokarpan by Shri Rajendra Saboo & Shri Surendra Saboo on 11th November 2018.

MILESTONES

CONSTRUCTION - PHASE 2 & 3

DAY 380

Construction of Phase 2 & 3 of the building completed on 5th November 2018.

SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

DAY 192

For classes I to VIII the school commenced on 1st May 2018.

CONSTRUCTION - PHASE 1

DAY 176

Construction of Phase 1 of the building completed on 15th April 2018.

CONSTRUCTION Construction of the building started on 22nd October 2017.

BHOOMI POOJAN Bhoomi Poojan by Shri Ramesh Manihar on 23rd September 2017.

DAY 01

BHOOMI POOJAN

CONSTRUCTION

1.05.2018

First Day at MPS Kalwar New beginning with blessings

Our Unique Substratum OUR INFRASTRUCTURE

MPS Kalwar Road is facilitated with the latest state of the art infrastructure with high tech and smart classrooms, well stocked separate libraries and computer labs for both primary and secondary classes, computer lab, language lab, provision for games and sports area including covered swimming pool, badminton, basketball, volleyball and an auditorium with a seating capacity of 800 persons along with mini auditorium for 400 students. In addition to these, there are rooms for art, craft, dance, synthesizer, tabla, guitar and theatre to enhance the innate talent of our students. A spacious and attractive cafeteria is indeed an added feather to the cap of MPS Kalwar Road.

Lower Ground Floor

A BLOCK

B BLOCK

C BLOCK

D BLOCK

E BLOCK

AV Room Dance Room Guitar Room Tabla Room Synthesizer Room Drama Room

Canteen

Clay Pottery Indoor Games

Indoor Games Craft Room Art Room Yoga Room Computer Lab NCC/ Scout Room

Kids Pool Half Olympic Pool Zumba Aerobics Gym

Ground Floor

A BLOCK

B BLOCK

C BLOCK

D BLOCK

COURTS

Front Desk Counsellor Room Admin Room Head Mistress Room Exam Room Book Store Uniform Store ECMS Room Hon. Secretary Room Board Room Server Room

Podium Playground

Staff Room Health Room

Pre-Primary Activity Rooms - 6

Lawn Tennis Court Volley Ball Court Kids Play Area Basket Ball Court Badminton Court

First Floor

A BLOCK

B BLOCK

C BLOCK

D BLOCK

Kids Library HOD Room Classrooms - 8

Class Rooms - 13

Activity Area Staff Room

Class Rooms - 10

Second Floor

A BLOCK

B BLOCK

C BLOCK

D BLOCK

Library HOD Room Classrooms - 8 Computer Labs - 2

Class Rooms - 12

Activity Area Staff Room

Class Rooms - 10

Third Floor

A BLOCK

B BLOCK

C BLOCK

D BLOCK

Auditorium

Class Rooms - 12

Activity Area Staff Room

Physics Lab Chemistry Lab Biology Lab Science Lab Class Room

Open Amphitheatre

Front Desk Head Mistress Office

Committee Chamber Pre-Primary Section

Classrooms Primary Classrooms

Primary Library

Theatre Room

Dance Room Guitar Room

Synthesizer Room Half Olympic Swimming Pool

Tabla Room Staff Room

Canteen

THROUGH THE PEN OF VISITORS

11th November 2018

Building Lokarpan The most awaited day, filled with overwhelming feelings and pride!

KALWAR ROAD BRANCH

The Managing Committee (Adhoc) 1

Shri Satya Narayan Kabra (M.N.)

Chairman

Shri Ghanshyam Das Mundhra

Vice-Chairman

Shri Madhu Sudan Bihani

General Secretary Education

Shri ASHISH KABRA

Hon. Secretary (Officiating)

Shri Shanti Lal Jagetia

Treasurer

Shri Shiv Shanker Kothari

Building Secretary (Officiating)

Shri Vijay Mohta

Member

Shri Pawan Bajaj (Murlipura)

Member

Dr. Jaya Maheshwari

Member

Smt. Saroj Malu

Member

Smt. Mamta Sheshma

Member Member

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Smt. Sarita Parwal

Member

Smt. Shobha Sarda

Member

Shri Ashish Jakhotiya

Old Students’ Representative

Shri Dinesh Kumar Rawat

Parents’ Representative

Smt. Neera Pandey

HEADMISTRESS

Smt. Princy Yohannan

Staff Representative

Shri Ram Charan Bhuria

Member (Principal K.V.)

Shri Prahlad Singh

Member (Principal K.V.)

District Education Officer

Departmental Nominee

THE SCHOOL IS CERTIFIED WITH ISO 9001:2015

Words of Wisdom

HEAD MISTRESS In the words of Oscar Wilde, “The aim of life is self development to realize one’s nature perfectly.” Over the years, we at ECMS, have realized that if the fertile soil of the mind is enriched with the values of love, kindness and patience the saplings of good education and character will grow into strong trees and bear good fruits. MPS Kalwar Road, owned and managed by ECMS (The Education Committee of the Maheshwari Samaj (Society), Jaipur), is one of the most sought after secondary schools in Rajasthan imparting quality education at an affordable cost. Our vision is to ‘Educate, Enlighten, Empower’. The aim of our school is to help our students to grow into fine human beings who are capable to face challenges of the present world. As educators, we at MPS incorporate such activities that help all round development of each child. We strongly believe, ‘Success comes to those who work hard and stays with who don’t rest on the laurels of the past’. We live today in a world that is so very different from the one we grew up in, the one we were educated in. The world today is changing at an accelerated rate and hence we

at MPS, Kalwar Road work at implementing a well balanced curriculum to ensure that the children who walk into the portals of our schools will not just love their school years but truly be prepared to face life’s challenges. At MPS Kalwar Road we emphasize on ‘Children must be taught how to think, not what to think’. Aristotle once said that, “Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.’’ We fortunately have a committed and supportive management, dedicated teachers, caring and co-operative parents, which blend harmoniously to create a child-centric school, at MPS Kalwar Road. It is natural to find in this ambience, the intensive use of a variety of thinking activities, strategies and group dynamics so that the classrooms become alive. Individually and collectively let’s work to serve the cause of education for the betterment of the coming generation so that they live in a world where ‘Knowledge is free and the head is held high’. Let our boys and girls grow as world-class citizens - a generation of eminent thinkers and wise planners contributing to a better world order. That exactly is our wish, and that exactly is our dream.

NEERA PANDEY

Felicitations from our own sister concerns

“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” Lao Tzu Mps Kalwar Road is one more arrow added to the quiver of ECMS. The school opens the door of knowledge and builds the foundation for the future. Remember we all as teachers are entrusted with a greater responsibility of chiseling and carving tomorrow’s generation. We have to keep the fire burning in us and have the hunger for knowledge and excellence as it will inspire us to grow bigger and reach the summit. Hope this new branch will follow the great legacy of its sister concerns and create its own benchmarks and its own place in the heart of Jaipurites. “A dream doesn’t become reality through magic, it takes sweet determination and hard work.” - Collin Powell Wish the entire MPS Kalwar family a great and successful journey ahead. - MS. REETA BHARGAVA Principal, MPS Pratap Nagar

‘Success comes to those who work hard and stays with those who don’t rest with the laurels of the past.’ Very few have realised the wealth of sympathy, kindness and generosity hidden in the soul of a child and the effort of an educator is to unlock this treasure within a child to bring out endless possibilities. MPS Kalwar Road team is an excellent example where the minds blend harmoniously and are committed to take constructive and purposeful actions to produce optimistic results and make students life-long learners and readers. Congratulations to the entire team for their hard work and dedication that has resulted in the publication of this issue of School magazine. This is an excellent example of a step towards a successful pathway that reflects excellent educational experience. Congratulations to the Team. - MR. PRASHANT MADAN Principal, MCCA It is heartening to know that MPS, Kalwar Road is bringing out its first Annual School Magazine. I extend my warm wishes to the entire team, teachers and students. At this juncture I just want to convey a simple message to the young crusade, ‘You are the future of the country. Your success is our success. Just remember there is no excellence without hard work. The hard work is both intellectual and heavy lifting. At times it may translate into hours together. Children if you think you’ll get a buried treasure and earn recognition overnight then you are mistaken. Life is all about challenges and true meaning of life lies in rising up to these challenges’. - MR. O.P. GUPTA Principal, MGPS

Breaking the ice to emulate benign and sanguine ambidexterity like the fellow fraternities of The ECMS, MPS Kalwar Road is a subservient embellishment of infallible rectitude. One cannot simply deny its puissant limpidity in achieving sterling efficacy. Promulgating creativity through its eminent and erudite faculty and facility, MPS Kalwar Road extends pulchritude in all the prospects. Zealous and luminous, the school fosters sublimity and nourishment to the budding students and manifests valorous equinity. It is a sapling institution of clement exuberance in culture, sports and curriculum. I extend my heartiest wishes and benedictions for their excellence and run for ace. Success is the result of perfection, hard work, consistent learning, loyalty, and persistence. - MS. ARCHANA SINGH Principal, MPS International

‘A new beginning, a fresh start and infinite possibilities.’ I am immensely pleased to learn that MPS Kalwar Road, Jaipur is bringing out the maiden issue of its annual school magazine. I extend my warm wishes to the Principal, Staff & Students to continue this journey of excellence. ‘May the sapling planted today grow into an enormous tree and spread its branches” - MR. PAWAN MAHESHWARI Principal (Officiating), MBV

“Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work” - Aristotle. MPS, Kalwar Road is the dream project of the ECMS and I am sure the school is going to create wonders in field of education under the incredible supervision of Ms. Neera Pandey along with workaholic and dedicated team. I believe that you need to be aware of what others are doing, acknowledge their successes and encourage them .When we all help one another, everybody wins. Have a lot of success in your way. - Ms. DALJEET KAUR Principal, MPS Ajmer Road

‘Education is a shared commitment among dedicated teachers, motivated students and enthusiastic parents with high expectations.’ It is heartening to note that MPS, Kalwar Road is publishing its first school magazine. I am sure that the school will provide its ‘Blooming Buds’ the right platform for all round development. May the school continue to give the students strong roots like the Banyan tree and stronger wings to conquer the world. - MR. AJAY KUMAR GUPTA Principal (Officiating), MHS

“Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you‘ll never cease to grow.” - Anthony J.D Angelo Heartiest congratulations to entire MPS Kalwar Road team! Each day is a learning experience. Be open to new ideas, be open to learning. Never compromise on anything less than excellence. Remember excellence needs to be chased. Constantly as it keeps evading us like a mirage. So, work hard, you’ve got to try things and believe me it works. The harder you work, the luckier you get. Don’t forget that dark nights provide the brightest stars. I would conclude with the words of Mahatma Gandhi, “Our future depends on what we do in the present.” All the very best for your future endeavors - MS. BHAVANA BHATIA Head Mistress, MPS Sanskriti

Vision & Mission of our HOD’S The mission of the department of English is to hone the students intellectual intensity of literary zeal through innumerable instructional objectives to meet the needs and demands of the new world. We are strongly determined to develop love for language, a flair for writing and bibliophilic attitude in our young minds. To help them have a command over the language and to provide them a conducive environment to vent out their thoughts and imagination without any hesitation, to nourish them into future orators, authors, writers, intellectuals, debaters, conversationalists, academicians elocutionists, anchors etc are some of our desired aims. MS. ARCHANA SHARMA Department of English

Our mission and vision of introducing French in MPS Kalwar Road is a desire to make our students educate in French language. We would like to expand their four skills (reading, writing, speaking and listening) in this language; as French is a global language. We want to prepare our students to become future citizens of the world; open minded and involved in multicultural society. We would try to foster the students to think and express their ideas and sentiments in French. We hope we will achieve our goals and our students will get better career opportunities. MS. SAPNA AGARWAL Department of French

Science is fun, science is curiosity, science is a process of investigation, science is a way of critical thinking, science is a body of knowledge...!!! Nurturing new Newtons, Einsteins and Edisons with a new vision and concepts, with new innovative ideas and enthusiasm, with creative minds and brains, we are developing a new TECHNO-SMART generation, which would go beyond the horizon to explore a new world, may be on MARS or JUPITER…would fly in the darkness of space to find the mystery of our existence, or a follower who might fulfill our very own and beloved KALAM Sir’s dream of INDIA having the largest missile power in the world MS. SHEELA S. KUMAR Department of Science

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Department of mathematics aspires to the highest standards of excellence in teaching & service. We will be a source for the promotion of problem solving skills, analytical thinking & utilizing technology among students to produce high quality students well prepared to achieve their goals. Our faculty encourages students to develop problem solving abilities & correlate these problems with real life situations. We will also provide students with individualized help in their studies to overcome their weaknesses & shortcomings. We share & promote the belief that mathematics holds an important place in almost all the fields & a valuable one in the future of all human beings. MR. PRAKASH NIHALANI Department of Mathematics

To create the most conducive environment for quality academic practical oriented education in computer science and prepare the students for a globalized technological society and orient them towards serving the society To create, share, and apply knowledge in Computer Science, including in interdisciplinary areas that extend the scope of Computer Science and benefit humanity; to educate students to be successful, ethical, and effective problem-solvers and life-long learners who will contribute positively to the economic well-being of our region and nation and who are prepared to tackle complex 21st Century challenges facing the world. DR. RAKHI MUTHA Department of Computer Science

The Energetic Brigade

EDITORIAL TEAM

PATRON Ms. Neera Pandey

EDITORIAL INCHARGE Ms. Pooja Ajmera

EDITORIAL Co-ORDINATORS

“The world is moved along not only by the mighty shoves of its heroes, but also by the aggregate of the tiny pushes of each honest worker.” - Helen Keller This herculean task of editing this school magazine would not have been possible without the sincere support of the members of the editorial board. I’m thankful to all my colleagues who dipped their oars into the turbulent water of journal and have sailed it to the shore of publication. It is a fine thing to have ability but the ability to discover ability in others is the true test. I am really thankful to our head mistress ma’am for entrusting us with the responsibility of editing. I take this opportunity to thank all the dignitaries for sparing their valuable time to send their best wishes for the magazine in form of ‘Messages’. I heartily wish all the readers my best wishes and hope this souvenir will enjoy your critical acclaim and prove itself to play a vital role in the all-round development of the children. - Ms. Pooja Ajmera

Ms. Kavita Rathore Mr. Banwari Periwal

STAFF EDITORS English - Ms. Princy Yohannan Hindi - Ms. Kavita Sisodia French - Ms. Sapna Agar wal Sanskrit - Mr. Chiranjeev Bhardwaj

STUDENT EDITORS Raghvendra Singh Rathore

“If you would not like to be forgotten as soon as you are dead either write something worth reading or do things worth writing.” - Benjanin Franklin Welcome to the 1st edition of the annual school magazine ‘Crescendo’ of MPS Kalwar. We are really proud and exuberant to acclaim that we are ready with all new hopes and hues to bring out the first issue of our magazine, which is going to surely unfold the unravelled world of the most unforgettable and precious moments of the school. It gives me immense pleasure to ensure that this magazine has successfully accomplished its objective. The reflection of the student’s creativity and achievements is the epitome of the magazine. Students have put forth their ideas and thoughts that are too deep to be expressed and too strong to be suppressed. This magazine is before you due to the combined efforts of the Editorial board of MPS Kalwar. I take the opportunity to thank all the contributors as their contribution is the reason that makes the magazine endearing with our readers. - Ms. Kavita Rathore

Nageshwar Singh Shekhawat Aaditya Yadav

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Ms. Shreya Bangard

My heart is brimming with joy to have the first edition of our school magazine published. Kudos to all those who worked behind the scene to turn this dream into a reality. A magazine mirrors a school - its aims and objectives. It gives an insight about the school and the students. It is a great platform to vent out students’ passion for writing and encourage original thinking within them. Nora Roberts has rightly said, “If you don’t go after what you want, you will never have it. If you don’t ask, the answer is always no. If you don’t step forward, you are always in the same place.” This magazine is just that step to make them move forward towards their dreams. I would like to thank the dedicated faculties who responded to the call and penned their ideas for the magazine. ‘Creative thinking inspires ideas. Ideas inspire change.’ So lets be creative and bring the change we want in the world. Hope it will inspire students to be more creative. Wish you all a happy reading. - Mr. Banwari Periwal

INDEPENDENCE DAY

TEACHERSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; TRAINING WORKSHOP

TEACHERSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; DAY

HARMONY

EDUCATION FAIR CELEBRATING

TOGETHER WITH

ECMS

1.09.2018

Lets go green Plantation Drive

Take a walk in the trees & smell the wild air. Natureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ability to heal is greater than anyone has permitted you to believe.

INVESTITURE CEREMONY ‘If your action inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, then you are a leader.’ The momentous day of 9th October 2018 dawned to bestow responsibilities on the deserving young talents of the school to lead their institution from the front with their commitment, confidence and competence. The school held the ceremony with great enthusiasm. It was the occasion where the young students were all prepared to don the mantle of leadership and discharge the responsibilities entrusted to them by the school. To inculcate the leadership qualities in students and to give them a feel of being an important and integral part of the administrative body, ‘Student council’ was formed. Our esteemed Head Mistress and Honorable Secretary Mr. Ashish Kabra pinned the badges to the perfects, martinets and house captains. Then the Head Mistress administered the oath to the newly elected ‘Prefectorial Body’ and delivered a pertinent speech, acquainting the newly-appointed office bearers.

Head Boy Raghvendra Singh Rathore Head Girl Nidhi Shekhawat Discipline Head Nageshwar Singh Shekhawat Sports Captain Raghvendra Singh Cultural Captain Parineeta Bansal

11th October - 13th October

Foundation Week

Foundation day of MPS Kalwar Road was celebrated on 11 October 2018 with great enthusiasm, fun and frolic. The celebration started with the songs sung by the students along with a colourful cultural show presented by both the junior and senior sections. The energy and passion of the students was visible in the performance that day and every corner of the school vibrated with enthusiasm. The mega event was clubbed with ‘Grandparents Day’. As Grandparents play a critical role in a child’s life leaving a casting impression on them MPS Kalwar Road celebrated grandparents day in a befitting manner along with sizzling ‘Dandiya Celebration’.

Dandiya Celebrations 12th October - 13th October

LEARNING MADE FUN Morning Assemblies, Festive Celebrations, Art & Craft Competitions, School Decoration, Cooking Competition, Indoor Games and more...

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STUDENT Self help is the best help Once upon a time, there lived an honest cart driver. He had faith in God and prayed to him every day. One day, his cart’s wheel got stuck in the mud. He started playing loudly, “Oh God! Please help me.” God did not answer, Cart driver looking up to the sky (even more loudly) “God aren’t you listening. Please help me.” God liked the cart driver a lot. He spoke to him and said. Put your shoulders to the wheels. Never pray to me for help until you have done your best to help yourself. The cart driver tried to take his cart out of the mud. He succeeded.

CHAMPS Works of Literature, Art, Photography & Drawings by the students of MPS Kalwar

Moral - We should also try to solve our problems on our own. This way we become independent and brave. MANAY PATODIYA Class - 1A3

Amazing Facts A woodpecker can peck 20 times a second. Pigs are the fourth most intelligent animals in the world.

A dolphin can hold its breath for 5 to 8 minutes at a time. A mosquito has 47 teeth. A snail can sleep for 3 years.

Owls are the only bird that can see the colour blue. VIJIT Class - 5A2

My exam fear My exam was near I was full of fear I studied until late at night for my answer to be right I was frightened as never Because I know I wasn’t clever I couldn’t sleep a wink. All I did was think and think. If I didn’t pass I would repeat the class the next day was very creepy And I was very sleepy Finally ! at the exam table I tried to be stable I was very shocked to see the clock. For I had slept all through that silly exam!!! ATHARV GUPTA Class - 1A3

East or West Mps is the Best I love MPS Coz it’s beautiful and fine It’s yours and mine, Six days full of joy, All class full of girls and boys Teachers are wise, able and sweet Friends are jolly, good and neat Headmistress is great and kind She has love and care in mind To my elders and friends I give a call My school MPS Kalwar is best of all PRAKHAR KUMAR BANSAL Class - 1A6

I Love You I love you, you love me We’re a happy family With a great big hug And a kiss from me to you Won’t you say you love me too? I love you, you love me We’re best friends like friends should be With a great big hug And a kiss from me to you Won’t you say you love me too? NABHYA Class - 1A3

Love you Mom...Love You When I was in dark you become my lamp When I was in fear you become my strength When I was weak you become my power When I was going wrong you guided me You gave me hopes in my hard times Always supported me in every pace of life… RHYTHM SINGH CLASS - 5A2

Friendship Friends care, Friends share. We all know true friends are rare. Make new friends But keep in touch with the old, One is gold and other is silver. Circle is round, it has no end That is how friendship should be Roses are red and violets are blue I’ve a true friend, a true friend indeed Do u have too? PRIYANSH RATHI Class - 6A5

Traffic Rules We all should follow traffic rules. In India maximum number of accidents happen because of wrong driving and not following traffic rules. Because of poor management, Every INDIAN spend 2-3 hrs. everyday on road. We all should support Traffic police during travelling with our family. We should put seat belt and should not use mobile phone while driving. VEENUS PAREEK Class - 4A2

Save Girl Child ‘Without a daughter a home is like a body without SOUL’ ‘No home is complete without a women’ These slogans are heard very frequently in our society nowadays. But the question is why we need these slogans even though we have women Defence minister, Foreign minister, Chief minister in our country. Women are doing wonders in every field like sports, defence, politics, social work etc. Even our school is headed by a head mistress. Then question is still remaining WHY? Why we need these slogans in the era of 21st century. The answer is ‘we still live in a male dominated society’, where a women is incomplete without a man. Presently even in the so called highly educated rich families’ girls are killed before being born. Then what is the solution? And answer is ‘strong women’. Women need to be strong enough that they can protest against every wrong against them, women need to be more vocal against crime. A mother should be strong enough to protest against killing of baby girl in their wombs . Males should now understand that if they want a mother, a sister, a wife then they should also accept a daughter. SHRISTY SHARMA CLASS - 6A1

A Tribute To All Fathers

1st Day at School I wonder If my drawing Will be as good as theirs I wonder If they’ll like me Or just be full of stares I wonder If my teacher Will look like Mom or Granny I wonder If my puppy Will wonder where I am AADITYA SINGH SHEKHAWAT Class - 4A3

A father influences you in every walk of life. A father is someone, who teaches you to touch the sky. A father inspires you to live life in a wonderful way. A father does everything to fill your world with happiness. A father is always there to show his generosity in so many ways. A father is always there to guide you when things go wrong. A father inspires you to face the world with confidence. RISHI SINGH Class - 5A4

The Proud Rose Once upon a time there was a rose who was very proud of her beautiful looks. Her only disappointment was that she grew next to an ugly cactus. Everyday, the rose would insult the cactus,but the cactus remained quiet. All the other plants in the garden tried to make the rose see sense, but she was too swayed by her own good looks. Once summer, the well present in the garden grew dry and there was no water for the plants. The rose began to fade. She saw a sparrow dip her beak into the cactus for some water. Though ashamed, she asked the cactus if she too could have some water. The kind cactus readily agreed and they both got through the tough summer as friends. Moral - Never judge someone by the way they look.

My Heart Leaps Up

SOMAY SHARMA Class - 4A1

Things My heart leaps up when I behold a rainbow in the sky. So was it when my life began, So it is now I am a man So be it when I shall grow old, Or let me die! The child is father of man ; And I could wish my days to be Bound each to each by natural beauty TANISHK KHANDELWAL Class - 7A4

Three things to value, Time, Wealth, Health. Three things to respect, Teachers, Parents, Elders. Three things to keep, Promise, Love, Friendship. Three things to love, Honesty, Truth, Purity. Three things to get, Parents, Teachers, Life RAM MALPANI Class - 5A4

Summer Vacations Knock, knock...!!! Who is it? Summer vacations on your drift Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a hot sunny sky With girls & boys Strawberry scooped ice cream With choco chip topping Uncle & aunty Granny & nanny All are waiting Spending the nights with cousins Fighting for position Monopoly, hopscotch, cricket on field Are all unforgettable deeds Knock, knock...!!! Who is it? Summer vacations on your drift SAMAY DHAKA Class - 5A2

Water Fun Facts 1. Over 90% of worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fresh water supply is located in Antarctica. 2. Human blood is 83% water. YAGYADUTT JOSHI Class - 5A4

I Still Remember

About Life Life is a Challenge = Meet It Life is a Gift = Accept It Life is an Adventure = Dare It Life is a Sorrow = Overcome It Life is a Tragedy = Face It Life is a Duty = Perform It Life is a Game = Play It Life is a Mystery = Unfold It Life is a Song = Sing It Life is an Opportunity = Take It Life is a Journey = Complete It Life is a Promise = Fulfill It Life is a Love = Enjoy It Life is a Beauty = Praise It Life is a Spirit = Realize It Life is a Struggle = Fight It Life is a Puzzle = Solve It Life is a Goal = Achieve It

I still remember the date, When I walked through MPS’s gate , I stepped in with zeal My friends and teachers at this school, Made me comfortable and cool. I began to grow, And now, I am in 8th standard I pray to god to bless me with the brain To bring my school great name and fame. I promise to learn each day and night. I know it is a key to grow upright, I’ll read at my desk, home and school, On a bean - bag or a bed by fire and pool, Each that I read may put Some smartness in my head. Let the brain go, With more thoughts and wisdom. So I take this oath, for student like us , Happiness lies with the books For feeding our brains, what I need everyday. SUJAL YADAV Class - 8A1

RIYA SINGH Class - 6A5

Studies

Study, study, studies Studies make us busy And we all work in dizzy Please spare us somebody! We can’t go to parks Mother say to get good marks History, Geography, Civics Couldn’t get much hit Studies, studies, studies Please spare us somebody! ABHYUDIT SINGH Class - 7A4

Motivational Thoughts 1. Failures are a part of life, If you don’t fail, You don’t learn, If you don’t learn you’ll, Never change… 2. Don’t take rest after your first victory because if you fail in second, more lips are waiting to say that your first victory was Just luck… 3. A positive mind finds opportunity in everything, a negative mind finds faults in everything… 4. Don’t read success stories you will get only message, read failure stories you will get some ideas to get success! 5. F-E-A-R has two meanings, ‘Forget everything and run’ or ‘Face everything and Rise.’ The choice is yours... 6. “2 get” and “2 give” Creates many problems… (Just double it). “4 give” and “4 get” Solve many problems…

Sister I just want you to know You mean the world to me Only a heart as dear as yours Would give so unselfishly The many things you have done All the time that you were there Help me know deep down inside How much you really care Even though i might not say I appreciate all you do Richly blessed is how i feel Having a sister just like you GYANVI SINGH AWANA Class - 5A5

The Commutative Property I have a number sentence. I write two factors down, When they’re multiplied together, a product can be found! Now flip flop these factors, and what do you see? The answer is still the same because I just did the commutative property!

MEHUL JAIN Class - 6A5

HIMANSHI KUSHWAHA Class - 4A4

Father

Dear as money, sweet as honey, Delicate like a petal, hard like a metal Great like the sun, yet soft like a bun. Playful like a ball, strong as a well cheerful like a flower He is no other than my father PRIYANSH RATHI Class - 6A5

Manvendra Singh Shekhawat, Class 7A4

Chandan Sharma , Class 7A1

Magic Clicks by

Budding Photographer s

Prayas Vijay, Class 7A1

Tanishq Dutta, Class 7A1

Shreyansh Gadia, Class 7A1

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Hkkjr dh ge ’kku c<+k,¡xs lwjt fudyk fpfM+;k pgpgkbZ] geus vk¡[ksa fepfepkbZA vc rks mBdj ugkuk gS] ikB”kkyk tks tkuk gSA xq#tu dks iz.kke djsaxs] ubZ&ubZ dfork lh[ksaxsA dqN fy[kuk] dqN i<+uk gS] D;ksafd gesa vkxs c<+uk gSA [ksy&dwn esa Hkh Hkkx ysaxs] LoLFk eu vkSj ru cuk,¡xsA ge lc ns”k ds Hkfo’; gSa] Hkkjr dh ge “kku c<+k,¡xsA ekuosUnz flag jkBkSM+ d{kk - 7,4

fn’kk,¡ ft/kj losjs lwjt mxrk] m/kj [kM+s gks eq¡g djdsA Bhd lkeus iwjc gksxk] vkSj ihB ihNs gS if”peA cka, gkFk fn”kk mÙkj dh] nkfgus gkFk fn”kk nf{k.k dhA pkj fn”kk,¡ gksrh gSa ;s] mÙkj] nf{k.k] iwjc] if”peA vkjksgh >kjok d{kk - 5,4

izd`fr dk lans’k fpfM+;ksa ls gS mM+uk lh[kk] frryh ls bBykukA Hk¡ojksa dh xaqtu ls lh[kk] jkx e/kqjre xkukAA rst fy;k lwjt ls geus] pk¡n ls “khry Nk;k A fVe&fVe djrs rkjksa dh] ge le> x, lc ek;kAA lkxj us fl[kykbZZ gedks] xgjh lksp dh /kkjk A xxu pqEch ioZr ls lh[kk] gks Å¡pk y{; gekjkAA le; dh fVd&fVd us le>k;k] lnk gh pyrs jgukA eqf”dy fdruh vku iM+s] ij dHkh u /khjt [kksukAA izd`fr ds d.k&d.k esa gS] lqanj lans”k lek;kA bZ”oj us blds }kjk T;ksa] viuk #i fn[kk;kAA fMEiy vxzoky d{kk - 6,1

ikuh ikuh&ikuh&ikuh thou dk vk/kkj gS ikuh xehZ ls jkgr fnyokrk gj izk.kh dh I;kl cq>krk vdqykgV dks nwj Hkxkrk lcdks fueZy LoPN cukrkA ikuh&ikuh&ikuh /kjrh dks [kq”kgkyh nsrk Ikkuh dh dher igpkuks lhfer gS ikuh] ;s rqe tkuks tc ikuh uk cp ik;sxk /kjrh dk gj ,d izk.kh ikuh ikuh fpYyk,xkA izs{kk oS| d{kk - 7,1

ek¡ vkLFkk vkSj vjeku gksrh gS ek¡ otw+n bldk dHkh feV ldrk ugha] Hkksj dh lqcg gks] ;k x+e dh “kke fcu dgs] gj iy lkFk gksrh gS ek¡A gdhdr esa gljrksa dk bUnz/kuq’k gS ek¡ vk¡[kksa dh iydksa ij ltkrh gS thou xSjksa ds chp] viuh gksrh gS ek¡AA ^^ek¡x yw¡ ;g eUur] fd fQj ;gh tgk¡ feys fQj ogh xksn feys fQj ogh ek¡ feysAA^^ ek¡ ds tT+cs dks lyke djrk g¡wA iz[kj flag fllksfn;k d{kk - 7,2

eksj gw¡ eSa eksj gw¡] lqUnj&lqUnj eksj gw¡A flj ij esjs tks rkt+ gS] lqUnjrk dk jkt+ gSA ckny ns[k [kq”k gksrk gw¡] ihgw&ihgw eSa djrk gw¡A

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I;kjk frjaxk “kku ls ygj&ygj ygjk,xkA Hkkjr dk gj ns”kHkDr oans ekrje~ xk,xkA vku&eku e;kZnk dk gjne “kku cpkuk gksxkA vius ns”k ds vanj fQj ls] lPpkbZ dks ykuk gksxkA vieku u bldk gksus ik,] tu&tu dh vfHkyk’kk gSA Hkkjr dk Hkfo’; ltkus okys] yksxksa dks rqels vk”kk gSA esjk ns”k ,d fnu fQj ls] lksus dh fpfM++;k dgyk,xkAA _f)ek ekgs”ojh d{kk - 6,4

fudsru ikjhd d{kk - 3,3

Ckky Jfed vkSj eSa tgk¡ nqfu;k esjs fy, cl ?kj ls Ldwy dk jkLrk FkkA Okgha ,d cPpk Ldwy tkus dks csgn rjlrk FkkA Tkc vius f[kykSus rksM]+ eSa Uk, f[kykSus dh ftn fd;k djrk FkkA Okgha ,d cPpk viuk ifjokj pykus dks feV~Vh ds f[kykSus cuk;k djrk FkkA tgk¡ vius NksVs&NksVs dkeksa ds fy, eSa ek¡&ikik ij fuHkZj FkkA ogha ,d cPpk fnuHkj Fkd dj jkrHkj jksrk FkkA EkSnku ds [ksy tgk¡ gesa Fkdkrs Fks mu cPpksa ds ekfyd mUgsa u tkus fdruk Hkxkrs FksA vkt iz.k ysrk gw¡ eSa cky&etnwjh ds f[kykQ mBkÅ¡xk viuh vkokt dqN ,slk dj fn[kkÅ¡xk fd [kqn bZ”oj dks Hkh gks eq> ij ukt+A vuqHko jkBkSM+ d{kk - 6,1

esjk izd`fr izse gfjr iYyfor uoo`{kksa ds –”; euksgj] gksrs eq>dks fo”o chp gS tSls lq[kdjA lq[kdj oSls vU; n`”; gksrs u dHkh gaS] muds vkxs rqPN ije os eq>s lHkh gSaA NksVs&NksVs >jus tks cgrs lq[knkbZ] ftudh vnHkqr “kksHkk lq[ke; gksrh HkkbZ! iFkjhys ioZr fo”kky o`{kksa ls lfTtr] cM+s&cM+s ckxksa dks tks djrs gS yfTtrA yrk&foVi dh vksV] tgk¡ xkrs gaS n~fotx.k] “kqd] eSuk] gkfjy tgk¡ djrs gSa fopj.kA ,sls lqanj n`”; ns[k lq[k gksrk tSlk] vkSj oLrqvksa ls u dHkh] gksrk lq[k iSlkA NksVs&NksVs rky in~e ls iwfjr lqanj] cM+s&cM+s eSnku nwc NkbZ “;keyrjA Hkk¡¡fr&Hkk¡¡fr dh yrk&oYyjh gS tks lkjh] ;s lc eq>dks lnk ân; ls yxrh U;kjhA vH;qfnr flag d{kk - 7,4

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fde~ vfLr rr~ ine~] ;% yHkrs bg lEekue~] fde~ vfLr rr~ ine~] ;% djksfr ns”kkuke~ fuekZ.ke~A fde~ vfLr rr~ ine~] ;e~ dqoZfUr losZ iz.kkee~] fde~ vfLr rr~ ine~] ;L; Nk;k;k% izkIre~ Kkue~AA fde~ vfLr rr~ ine~] ;% jp;fr pfj=a tukuke~] ^xq#* vfLr vL; inL; uke] losZ’kke~ xq:.kke~ ee “kr&“kr iz.kke%A

fiz;ka”k jkBh d{kk - 6,5

pfpZr d{kk - 8,1

uSo fDy’Vk u p dfBuk lqjl lqcks/kk fo”o euksKk] yfyrk â|k je.kh;kA ve`rok.kh laL—r Hkk’kk] uSo fDy’Vk u p dfBukAA dfodksfdy&okYehfd&fojfprk] jkek;.kje.kh;dFkkA vrho&ljyk e/kqjeatqyk] uSo fDy’Vk u p dfBukAA O;klfojfprk x.ks”kfyf[krk] egkHkkjrs iq.;dFkkA dkSjo&ik.Mo&lM-~xjefFkrk] uSo fDy’Vk u p dfBukAA dq:{ks=&lejkM-~x.k&xhrk] fo”ofUnrk Hkxon~xhrkA ve`re/kqjk deZnhfidk] uSo fDy’Vk u p dfBukAA lqjl lqcks/kk fo”o euksKk] yfyrk â|k je.kh;kA ve`rok.kh laL—r Hkk’kk] uSo fDy’Vk u p dfBukAA n”kZu nk/khp d{kk - 8,1

lqHkkf’krkfu vfHkoknu”khyL; fuR;a o`)ksilsfou%A pRokfj rL; o/kZUrs vk;qfoZ|k ;”kkscyaAA mnsfr lfork jDrks jDr”pkLrle;s rFkkA lEirkS p foiÙkkS p egrke~ ,d:irkAA m|essuSo fg fl/;fUr] dk;kZf.k u euksjFkS%A u fg lqIrL; flagL;] izfo”kfUr eq[ks e`xk%AA xq.k% Hkw’k;rs :ie~ “khya Hkw’k;rs dqye~ flf)% Hkw’k;rs fo|ka Hkksx% Hkw’k;rs /kue~A lqty d{kk - 8,1

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Les échanges français! La Confiance

La France La France est un pays très populaire. Elle s’appelle aussi l’Hexagone . La carte de ce pays a plus ou moins une forme d’ hexagone. Elle est située à l’ ouest du continent éuropéen. Paris est la capitale de ce pays. L’emblème nationale de la France est le drapeau français.Il a trois couleurs bleu, blanc et rouge. La fête nationale de la France, c’est le 14 juillet. La France est connue pour sa viticulture, ses fromages et ses parfumeurs.La devise de ce pays est Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité. L’Hymne nationale est La Marseillaise. La France est un pays tres différént. Les français célèbrent beaucoup de fêtes comme La Fête des Rois, Mardi gras , La Toussaint, Le Noël etc. Les monuments de ce pays sont La Tour Eiffel, Musée d’ Orsay , Notre Dames, Le Louvre, Le Sacré- Cœur etc. La Tour Eiffel à Paris est un monument si célèbre que les gens rêvent de le visiter. Les gens de ce pays sont très gentils. Nous aimons visiter ce pays. ISHIKA SAINI Class - 6A3

La confiance est un état qui fait face des défis de la vie. On est prêt à faire face n’importe quel défi si on a la confiance. Chacun est différent. Certaines personnes ont la confiance innée et les autres personnes ne l’ont pas. Personne n’interprète ses échecs et ses experiences de la méme manière. Il n’y a pas de risques, rien à perdre,parceque nous pouvons perdre nos illusions. Jean Filiatraul a dit, “Sans confiance est-ce que la vie est possible?” Soyez toujours confiant et content. YASH AGARWAL Class - 7A2

Le Printemps Le printemps est là, Donnons un peu de joie! Les fleurs éclosent, De toutes les couleurs Bleue, jaune, rose et rouge Je souffle des ballons. Les enfants jouent, Ils s’amusent. Le printemps est aujourd’hui. BHOOMIKA GHORIWALA Class - 6A2

La Musique La musique est une forme d’arts comme la danse, le théâtre, la poésie et la littérature etc. La musique prend l’harmonie dans la vie humaine. Kant a dit, “La musique est la langue des émotions.” La musique est toujours présentée en amour. Elle est des sentiments et des envies du corps humain et de son âme. Elle est un langage de tous les humains.On peut dire avec les mots, mais on peut exprimer mieux avec la musique. La meilleur façon pour exprimer les sentiments, la colère, l’amour, la joie et d’autre sortes des sentiments est tout simplement à traverse la musique.La musique touche directement l’âme. Plato a dit. “La musique donne une âme à nos cœurs et des ailes à nos pensées.” ARYAMAN SHARMA Class - 7A2

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Un Deux Trois Un, deux, trois, Un joujou en bois. Quatre, cinq, six, Quel est le prix. Sept, huit, neuf, Donnez moi un œuf. Le dernier est dix, J’aime mon fils. DIMPLE AGARWAL Class - 6A1

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Virat Kohli

Virat Kohli est un joueur célèbre de cricket. Il a trente ans. il est indien. Il est grand et beau.Il est né le 5 Novembre, 1988 à Delhi en Inde.Il est un batteur formidable de l’ équipe indienne de cricket. Il est devoué à son jeu. Il a marqué plusieurs centaines. Il est un joueur de cricket international indien considéré comme l’un des meilleurs joueurs de cricket. Il a été en tant que capitaine champion du monde des moins de 19 en 2008 avec l’inde. Il est le capitaine de son club Royal Challengers Bangalore. Il s’ est marié avec l’actrice Anushka Sharma. Il a beaucoup de supporters. Les jeunes l’ aiment. ANVESHA JANGID Class - 6A2

Break the Ice

Q: What do you think is the role of the Head mistress in a school? As a Head mistress , I will fulfill my educational ideals and aspirations to the benefit of the school and society. I will implement various policies and programmes to broaden their horizon, consolidate their skills and learning. Q: What are your educational aspirations? According to me, a person should possess both intelligence and virtue and have training in the five aspects of education namely moral, intellectual, physical, social and aesthetic, only then can students have an all round development. Information and knowledge are concrete and passing them to students is not difficult but the challenge lies in inculcation of propriety and moral values in the students. Q: What is the school mission under your leadership? A: My goals, as a Principal, coincides with our school’s mission, which emphasizes on virtues like respect, humility, progress and sensitivity among students. I believe that students must have self respect and respect for others, learn with modesty and should be active and progressive in doing things. Q: What expectations do you have for yourself and your teachers? A: My motto is - ‘Treat people with generosity and handle matters with strictness.’ I always think that in getting along with others we have to learn to be understanding and considerate and put ourselves in other’s shoes. Only in this way can people have close cooperation with one another. Q: What is your future direction for development in terms of academic work and co-curricular activities? The school intends to cater to the needs of students with different learning abilities and arrange for them various forms of training so that they can be best equipped for entry into the outside world. In addition, the school will also diversify extra curricular activities to broaden students horizon and experience. I strongly believe with the concerted effort of all the stakeholders, MPS Kalwar Road will scale new heights!

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OUR GUIDING LIGHTS

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Ethics of Life Stay Humble Stay Human This is the need of the hourâ&#x20AC;Ś children of today are getting all the facilities of life, be it toys, electrical gadgets, dresses, holiday outings, everything possible in life. Todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s parents are ready to provide everything, in fact sometimes going out of their way and beyond their capacities, they are ready to fulfill the demands of their children. Still it has been noticed that with the disappearance of the joint family system and as children are being brought up in a mechanical and materialistic world, caring and sharing among relatives, friends and community is losing its importance. A world without ethics would lead us to nowhere. Teachers are providing immense knowledge to create awareness, making the children informative, experimentative but it is utmost necessary to learn about the human emotions also - to feel sad when they see someone in distress, to try to help people that helps them overcome distress & problematic situations, not being selfcentered. A little bit of honest effort can bring huge changes for the betterment of otherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s life. The aim of life should not be only to become excellent doctors, tremendously skilled engineers, world famous fashion designers but it is also extremely important to be a down to earth person, become a wonderful human being, a person with a golden heart, to have compassion and love for fellow beings. We should promise to become more humble and more humane. Ms. Supra Das Department of Social Science

1. Be happy with what you have while working for what you want. 2. To help your children turn out well, spend twice as much time with them and half as much money. 3. Teach your children the pride, satisfaction and dignity of doing any job well. 4. Never give up on a dream just because of length of time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass anyway. 5. Before you pray - Believe Before you speak - Listen Before you spend - Earn Before you write - Think Before you quit - Try Before you die - Live Ms. Vineeta Gupta Admin Department

Game of Maths Mathematics is a game of numbers, It makes great fun and wonders. My father is my hero, But in roman numeral no symbol for zero. Life is full of emotion, And friends make it spicy in addition. A failed or bad decision, Take away from life as subtraction. A lot of complication , Palpitation in doing multiplication. The unsolved equation, One basic operation is division. Ms. Kusum Maheshwari Department of Mathematics

ekrk ljLorh Oh Lord I pray to You Oh Lord I pray to You To bless this world with harmony I humbly request You To fill our hearts with Your unconditional love, I pray to You To bless our elders with sagacity To bless our kids with innocence To bestow our youths with patience, maturity And a sense of responsibility To embellish our girls with humbleness and elegance To strengthen our boys with qualities of head and heart To adorn our woman with beauty of heart To enlighten our men Help us to fill others’ lives with happiness Help us to empathize with our fellow human beings Help us to stop and admire the natural beauty Give us a heart to understand.

ljLorh fgUnw /keZ dh izeq[k nsfo;ksa esa ls ,d gSaA os czg~ek dh ekuliq=h gS] tks fo|k dh vf/k’Bk=h nsoh ekuh xbZ gSaA budk ukekarj ^”kr#ik^ Hkh gSA blds vU; i;kZ; gaS& ok.kh] okXnsoh] Hkkjrh] “kkjnk] okxs”ojh bR;kfnA ;s “kqDyo.kZ] “osroL=/kkfj. kh] oh.kkoknurRijk rFkk “ossrin~ekluk dgh xbZ gSaA budh mikluk djus ls ew[kZ Hkh fo}ku cu ldrk gSA ek?k ”kqDy iapeh dks budh iwtk dh ijEijk pyh vk jgh gSA nsoh Hkkxor ds vuqlkj ;s czg~ek dh L=h gaSA ljLorh dks lkfgR;] laxhr] dyk dh nsoh ekuk tkrk gSA yksd ppkZ esa ljLorh dks f”k{kk dh nsoh ekuk x;k gSA olar iapeh dks ljLorh dk tUe&fnu lekjksg iwoZd euk;k tkrk gSA iwtdx.k dgrs gS fd egkdfo dkfynkl] ojnjktkpk;Z] oksinso vkfn ean cqf+) ds yksx ljLorh mikluk ds lgkjs mPp dksfV ds fo}ku cus FksA eUncqf) yksxksa ds fy, xk;=h egk”kfä dk ljLorh rRo vf/kd fgrdj fl) gksrk gSA ckSf)d {kerk fodflr djus] fpŸk dh papyrk ,ao vLoLFkrk nwj djus ds fy, ljLorh lk/kuk dh fo”ks’k mi;ksfxrk gSA efLr’d&ra= ls lacf/kr vfunzk] flj nnZ] ruko] tqdke tSls jksxksa esa xk;=h ds bl va”k&ljLorh lk/ kuk dk ykHk feyrk gSA dYiuk “kfä dh deh] le; ij mfpr fu.kZ; u dj lduk] foLe`fr] izekn] nh?kZlw=rk] v#fp tSls dkj.kksa ls Hkh euq’; ekufld –f’V ls viax] vleFkZ tSlk cuk jgrk gS vkSj ew[kZ dgykrk gSA ml vHkko dks nwj djuss ds fy, ljLorh lk/kuk ,d mi;ksxh vk/;kfRed mipkj gSA

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Ms. Princy Yohannan Department of English

La beauté de la nature, C’est incroyable. Je suis supris de la voir. La beauté de la nature, C’est incroyable. Les montagnes, les fleuves,les arbres, les fleurs Le soleil, les mers, les étoiles, la lune Les nuages, la pluie, la neige, la ciel C’est incroyable. L’hauteur des montagnes, le lever et le coucher du soleil La paix des mers, les couleur des fleurs Les averses de la pluie, les chants des oiseaux Le vole des papillons, la brume d’hiver La grandeur du ciel, les rayons de la lune Le scintillement des étoiles, la blancheur de la neige C’est incroyable Oh dieu! Je vous remercie Pour cette création Quelle belle nature! Comme une chérie! Je m’étonne. C’est incroyable. Ms. Sapna Agarwal Department of French

LITTLE EYES UPON YOU

La Nature

fgUnh foHkkx There are little eyes upon you And they’re watching night and day. There are little ears that quickly Take in every word you say. There are little hands all eager To do anything you do; And a little boy who’s dreaming Of the day he’ll be like you. You’re the little fellow’s dial, You’re the wisest of the wise. In his little mind about you No suspicions ever rise. There’s a wide-eyed little fellow Who believes you’re always right; And his eyes are always opened, And he watches day and night. You’re setting an example Every day in all you do, For the little boy who’s waiting To grow up to be like you. Ms. Ruchira Sharda Department of Science

10 Facts from the life of A Great Mathematician

Ms. Alka Kushwa, Department of Mathematics

Coming from a humble Tamil Brahmin Iyengar family and without any formal training in pure mathematics, Srinivasa Ramanujan grew up to become a mathematics genius from India. He made incredible contributions to mathematical analysis, number theory, infinite series and continued fractions. Srinivasa Ramanujan’s birth anniversary on December 22 is celebrated as National Mathematics Day every year.

Srinivasa Ramanujan was born on December 22, 1887, in present day Tamil Nadu.

Mr Hardy, after going through his original letters, had said that a ‘single look’ was enough to show that they were written by a mathematician of highest caliber. He even compared Ramanujan to other mathematical geniuses such as Euler and Jacobi. His formulas, theories and equations opened an entire new area of work and inspired further research. Nearly all his claims have now been proven right.

On personal front, Srinivas Ramanujan was a strict vegetarian and follower of goddess Mahalakshmi of Namakkal. “An equation for me has no meaning unless it expresses a thought of God,” he had said.

One of his notebooks that contained discoveries from the last year of his life was considered to be lost, but caused great excitement among mathematicians when it was rediscovered in 1976.

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His breakthrough came in 1913 when he began a postal partnership with the English mathematician GH Hardy at the University of Cambridge in England. Recognizing the extraordinary work sent to him as samples by Ramanujan, Mr Hardy arranged for his travel to Cambridge. He was first Indian to be elected a Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.

Ramanujan independently compiled nearly 3,900 results, mostly identities and equations. He is known for discovering LandauRamanujan constant, Mock theta functions, Ramanujan conjecture, Ramanujan prime, Ramanujan-Soldner constant, Ramanujan theta function, Ramanujan’s sum, RogersRamanujan identities and Ramanujan’s master theorem.

When Ramanujan got married in 1909, he was 12 and his wife Janaki was just 10.

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He died at a young age of 32 in 1920 reportedly due to hepatic amoebiasis. He also suffered from dysentery.