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Viveka Vani - 23 January 18 Issue : 02From the Editor’s desk,

“Winners’ don’t do different things, they do things differently”.I strongly believe that no one is born with a silver spoon. But the truthis that all of us are designed to be winners and achievers. It is all amatter of perception.If we really introspect, we are sure to discover the hidden treasure.We will surely realize that we are better than what we think ourselvesto be, and this is the first step we need to take towards becoming awinner and an achiever!G K Shetty Vivekananda Vidyalaya helps to find the hidden talent ineach and every student. B. Keerthana of VIII Std participated in SGFIand got Silver Medal. Our school is grooming itself to the pinnacle ofsuccess in the field of Social Service. Cleanathon- Rally was conductedat Saraswathi Nagar on 7th October wherein Sri. Radha Krishnan, Asst.Commissioner of Police was the chief guest.Not only this, our school was crowned as one of the best Schools insouth zone by “Career 360” magazine. Another feather added to thecrown of GKSVV, our nightingales participated and won the competitionand also received cash award of Rs. 50,000 in “ISAI THOPPU”conducted by DD Podhigai. We are very happy to tell you that one ofour alumni Mr. Karthik Krishnan was appointed as the global CEO ofBritannica Encyclopedia. Rejoicing this everlasting happiness, it givesme immense pleasure in presenting you the second edition of ‘VivekaVani’ this year.I place on record my sincere thanks to my editorial team, studentsand teachers who have been helping me in breathing life into thesepages.

With warm regardsEditor in ChiefS. ABINAYA

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Achievements in sportsVIDYA BHARATI NATIONALS

S.NO DATE NAME CLASS/ EVENT PLACE VENUESEC

01 07.09.2017-09.09.2017 B.KEERTHANA VIII D TAEK WON DO GOLD JHARKHAND

02 01.10.2017-04.10.2017 SENIOR - GIRLS VIII & IX HANDBALL BRONZE JAIPUR(RAJASTHAN)

03 05.11.2017-08.11.2017 SUPER SENIOR -BOYS XI & XII THROWBALL SILVER MANGALORE

04 02.12.2017 N.LOGESHKUMAR X E SILAMBAM GOLD CHENNAI (VV-TVT)05 20.09.2017-

24.09.2017 C.NIXEN XII D2 VOLLEYBALL SILVER MYSORE06 18.09.2017- H.GOPIKUMAR

21.09.2017 S.TAMILMANIM.DINESHKUMAR XII B2XI D1XI D2 KHO-KHO SILVER RAJASTHAN

07 28.10.2017-31.10.2017 S.PRAVEEN XII C YOGASANA BRONZE HARI NAGAR(DELHI)

The following students participated in SGFIS.NO NAME CLASS&SEC GAME

01 B.Keerthana VIII D Taek Won Do02 N.Logeshkumar X E Silambam

VIDYA BHARATI SOUTH ZONE LEVEL ATHLETICS 2017-18 DATE:08.09.2017 TO 10.09.2017 VENUE: PSN, ENGINEERINGCOLLEGE, TIRUNELVELI

S.NO NAME CLASS&SEC EVENT POSITION01 S.NAVEENAKUMARI IX B 100mts,200mts,4x100mts Relay Gold02 N.LATCHIYA XI B2 5km Walk Silver03 S.A.LAVANYA DURGA XII D2 100mts Hurdles Silver04 R.VINUPRIYA X D 100mts Hurdles Bronze05 M.DINESH KUMAR XI D1 Javelin Throw Silver06 M.MUKESH XII D2 800mts,4x400mts Relay Gold07 T.RAHULNATH XII D2 400mts Silver08 T.RAHULNATH XII D2 4x400mts Gold

VIDYA BHARATI SOUTH ZONE LEVEL KABADDI TOURNAMENT 2017-18DATE: 18.9.2017 to 21.09.2017 VENUE: KERALA

SUPER SENIOR BOYS-WINNERS.NO NAME CLASS&SEC

01 K.ASHWIN XI D102 M.VIGNESH XII D203 G.V.RAHUL XI D204 K.GOKULAKRISHNAN XII D205 M.KARTHIKEYAN XII D106 E.ARUNACHALAM XII D207 M.GOKUL XII A

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CBSE CLUSTER VI KABADDI TOURNAMENT 2017-18DATE:08.09.2017 – 10.09.2017 VENUE:CHENNAI

01. SUPER SENIOR BOYS IV Place02 M.VIGNESH-XII D2 BEST PLAYER AWARD

CBSE CLUSTER VI ATHLETICS 2017-18DATE: 29.9.17 to 30.9.17 VENUE:CHENNAI

01. R.PURUSOTHKUMAR – 5000Mts - IIIrd Place

Achievements in musicS.No Date Event Position

1 19.8.17 VES Group Song Competition @ VV Chrompet II

2 18.11.17 Madras Youth Choir Group song Competition I

3 25.11.17 Bhajan at Anandham old age home (Pre-Primary & Primary)

4 23.12.17 Isai thoppuBhajan Competition @ DD Podhigai Participated

5 12.1.18 Isai thoppuBhajan Competition @ DD Podhigai Winnerreceived

cash awardof Rs. 50,000

Hearty Congratulations!!!Sports star of GKSVV

SGFI WinnerB. Keerthana VIII D

S.No Date Event Position1 4.9.17 Taek won do CBSE South Zone Bronze2 4.10.17-7.10.17 Taek won do CBSE Cluster VI Bronze3 24.12.17 Taek won do SGFI Silver

M.P.VinuVardhan L.K.G. FOur tiny tot, M.P. VinuVardhan ofL.K.G is able to identify 202countries Flags, 100 Countries andtheir capitals, Chief Ministers ofTamilnadu, Prime Ministers of India,Inventors and Inventions,Presidents of India.

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“Patriotism is your conviction that this country is superior to all the other countries because you were bornin it”

The Independence Day and Maharishi Sri AurobindoJayanthi celebrations was conducted on 15th August2017. The programme started with the prayer. The chief guest Sri.U.Sundarji,State Organising Secretary,Vidyabharathi, Tamilnadu, hoisted the national flag . The song was sung on “BharathaMatha” by ourstudents.Our Alumna Smt.N.Harilakshmi B.E., Analyst, Bank of America released the first copy of“Vivekavani”our school magazine and the same was received by the chief guest, Sri.U.Sundarji. He addressedthe gathering and explained the importance of our national song. He asked everyone to save our ‘NaturalResources’ and prevent our earth from natural calamities.

Our Alumna, Smt.N.HarilakshmiB.E.,Analyst, Bank of America deliveredthe speech and she thanked the institution for all the goodness that she learnedin the school and she advised our students to make use of the goodopportunities and make themselves as the good citizens of our Bharath. Theoath was taken by our students to enrich our nation, Bharath. The culturalprogrammes were given by our tiny tots through yoga and dance and alsothe group song was sung by our higher secondary students.

Bharat MathaPoojaOn account of Independence Day, Bharat MathaPooja was held in 25

areas. All the teachers, parents and students who belong to that particulararea gathered there and gave an hour programme. It was really an eye-opener to the public. They also tied Rakhis and distributed sweets to allthe people who gathered there.

Cleanathon- Dengue Awareness“Life isn’t about finding yourself. It’s about creating yourself.”

Our students created history by marching forward with their activitiesrelated to Swatch Bharath Mission. Dengue awareness and CleanathonRally was organized by the School our 07/10/2017 at Saraswathy Nagar,Ambattur. The Diginitaries Sri. Radhakrishnan (Asst. commissioner ofpolice), Sri. Kathiravan (Proprietor Ambattur Town news), Sri. Balaraman(Ex. Councilor) and the representatives of various medias, Sri.Vignesh from Raj TV, Smt.Gowri and ArulSelvi from DoordharsanPodigai, Selvi. Mercy of Kalianger TV, Selvi.Radha of Jaya TV were present on theoccasion. As an appreciation to the works carried out by the sanitary workers a small memento was given tothem.

The rally was flagged off by the Asst. commissioner of police, Ambattur. Nearly 500 participants includingStudents, dignitaries of the day, teachers and parents marched on Saraswathi Nagar main road till the end withbanners, placards and calling out slogans related to cleanliness and Dengue fever. Our students in an automoved in front of the rally announcing the necessity of cleanliness, pointing out the guidelines to be healthyand thus urging the public to contribute towards Clean India movement by changing oneself and oursurroundings and thus leading towards the accomplishment of the prosperity of the country as a whole.

INDEPENDENCE DAY ANDMAHARISHI SRI AUROBINDO JAYANTHI CELEBRATIONS

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Around 183 residents of Saraswathi Nagar along with our students whobelong to the same area took part in the programme. The garbages wereremoved by the municipality vehicles, fogging was done and bleachingpowder was spread throughout the area and the cleaning activities went ontill afternoon.

Vishnu Sahasranama ParayanamOur Chief donor Sri.G.K.Shetty’s birthday

was celebrated on 9th October 2017. On this auspicious day Vice PresidentSri.T.Chakravarthiji, Smt.KamalaChakravarthi, CorrespondentSri.S.GopalaKrishnanji, Smt.Shantha Shetty, Sri.Ramana Shetty,SmtPadmajaRamana, SmtS.S.Tharini, Sri.P.C.Raghunathanji and Smt. Pushpagraced the occasion. Vishnu SahasranamaParayanam was led by Sri. Devarajanjiand it was followed by the students of VII, VIII & IX Std.

Celebration of Paryatan Parv (from 5th to 25th Oct 2017)To celebrate the spirit of tourism and to motivate the students to participate in activities show casing the

tourism potential of Incredible India, ‘ParyatanParv’ was celebrated in our school from 21st Oct to 25th Oct.All the students from III to XII participated enthusiastically in the competition and gained more under tourismpotential of Incredible India. III std to V std students prepared albums based on tourism development.

Essay competition was conducted on 23.10.2017 for X std students on the topic Education & Tourismmove hand in hand. Oratorical competition was conducted for IX std students on 25.10.2017 based on thetopic Role of tourism in the mutual understanding and social harmony.

Based on the topic ‘Environmentally Sustainable Tourism’ the students of XI & XII showcased their talentsthrough painting. Creativity of our students brought through slogans based on tourism promoting plurality ofcultures.

Adding feather to the crown, our middle school students prepared albums based on tourism which wereeye catching for the audience.

All the activities were undertaken in the most befitting manner and the students gained knowledge in themutual understanding, Social Harmony, Environmentally Sustainable Tourism and also Education and Tourismmove hand in hand.

Little DropsLittle drops leaders meet was held in our school on 27th October 2017. Eight schools in and around

Ambattur actively participated. Dr.Varadarajan, Sri.Shyam, Sri.Manivanan, Smt.Shifa, Smt.Aarthi,Dr.Rajamurali, Dr.Natarajan were the guests of honour. Sri. Shyam, through a power point presentation,explained the qualities of a good leader, and the vision of Dr. A.P.J.AbdulKalam. He appreciated the entireteam of GKSVV for their mission ‘Biodynamic Vidyalaya’ and the initiative taken by them to change theAmbattur area eco-friendly. Smt.Shifa told about personal hygiene in an effective manner with the help ofPPT. Smt.Aarthi spoke about the life skills. Afternoon session was started by Dr.Rajamurali. He asked thestudents to avoid the usage of plastics and he also gave awareness to them regarding the prevention ofDengue fever. Dr.Natarajan, in his session, insisted on the importance of games and planting trees.Sri.Kathiraven, Editor and Publisher of ‘Town news’ spoke on cleanliness.The certificates were distributed tothe participants in the valedictory function.

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NATIONAL COMMERCE EDUCATION DAYNational Commerce Education Day was celebrated in our school on

10.11.2017. The programme started by 10.15 am. Smt.SethuBai, EducationOfficer of VES lighted the kuthuvilakku and inaugurated the function. Sri.CA Durai Raj, career counsellor, Sri. CA Lakshmi Narayanan were gracedthe occasion. Kum.S.S.Bhuvaneswari, Vice Principal of GKSVV welcomedthe dignitaries and gathering. She felt proud by informing that the school had

produced many Chartered Accountants.Sreeja of XII std spoke on the significance of 10th November – NationalCommerce Education Day.Gandhimathi of XII std, Vice President of Commerce club reported the variousevents conducted by Commerce Club during 2016-17. New office bearers for the current year were introducedand honoured.

Elocution competition was conducted based on the various topicsconnected to Commerce and the students of X & XI participated in it. Afterthat, power point presentation was done by X & XI std students. A skitbased on “Current affairs – GST and Demonetization” was enacted by XIstd students. Sri. CA Durai Raj, Career Counsellor, motivated the studentsby his inspiring speech. He said that self – discipline is required to completeCA. He explained all the possible advantages of CA and sincerely encouragedeveryone to think about pursuing CA. Lakshmi Narayanan asked the studentsto be desperate to do CA. The winners of the competition were awarded with certificates and prizes.Theprogramme concluded with ShanthiManthram.

Yoga Festival“Yoga is the journey of the self through the self to the self”

Children Yoga Festival was organised in our school premises onSaturday (18.11.17).Smt.Renuka Sridhar lighted the kuthuvilakku andinaugurated the programme. Dr.M.Veerachamy Joint Director VIERT alsograced the occasion. Smt.S.Usha Rani, Principal, welcomed the gatheringand introduced the judges. She explained the importance of Yoga and

Surya Namsakar. The chief guest Smt. Renuka Sridhar M.A, CA, IIBVice President, Barclay Bank, in heraddress called Yoga, as a festival for enjoyment and all the participants were winners. Students should enjoyand learn Yoga. Students from VI to IX demonstrated Yoga postures on different themes and enthralled theaudience.

39th Annual Day Celebrations“Music is the universal language of mankind”

GKSVV celebrated its 39th Annual Day on 6th January 2018 amidst great zest, vibrancy and elation. Theprogramme commenced with lighting the ceremonial lamp by the Chief Guest Smt. RevathiBharathi along withthe other dignitaries. It was followed by prayer. Sri. S. Gopalakrishnan, Correspondent introduced the ChiefGuests Sri. S. SenthurPari, State President, Exnora International, Sr. M. Bharathi, B.F. Tech., Organic Farmer,LEO Organic Farm, Smt. RevathiBharathi, Smt. Shantha Shetty, Sri. Gopalakrishna Shetty, CEO, GK ShettyBuilders PVT Ltd, Sri. Vinayak Shetty, Smt. Padmaja Ramana, Smt. Ramya Ramakrishnan, B.Com, ICWA,Deputy Manager Finance, Ashok Leyland Ltd, Alumna GKSVV, Kalaimamani, Sangeetha Kalasikhamani,SangeethaKalanidhi Bombay Sisters, Smt. C. Saroja and Smt. C. Lalitha , Sri. T. Chakravarthi, Vice President,VES and welcomed the august gathering. Our Principal Smt. S. Usha Rani presented the annual report of the

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HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS

Smt. S.UmaMaheswari our senior teacher ofEnglish and Smt. V. Mythili our Music teacherreceived the best teacher award from Rotary clubof Madras.

Smt. S.UmaSaraswathi, Our Senior Librarianreceived the best teacher award from Lions clubof Avadi.

Smt. Indumathi,OurSenior Maths teacherreceived the best teacher award from WestCluster.

academic year 2017-18 in which she threw light on the achievements of the academics and extra-curricularactivities.

Smt. K. Annapoorna, Physics teacher received a citation for completing her 25 years of service in ourVidyalaya. Smt. Shantha Shetty Amma honoured the following teachers for completing 20 years of servicein our Vidyalaya. Smt. S. Indumathi, Smt. G. Meenalochani, Smt. T.K.Ramani and Smt. Leelavathi receiveda gold coin. Smt. B. Savithri, Sanskrit teacher donated Rs.10,000/- towards endowment scheme to theCorrespondent. Selvan. Akash Kumar Sandal XII B1 and Selvi Ramya XII D2 were awarded “The BestOutgoing student” by Sri. Gopalakrishna Shetty. Selvi Keerthana was awarded a cheque of Rs. 10,000 forwinning silver medal in SGFI. Lokesh Kumar of X E was also awarded a cash award of Rs. 10,000/- forparticipating in silambam SGFI. Smt. Ramya Ramakrishnan distributed the General proficiency prizes forthe XI toppers. She thanked the school and said that it was a prestigious moment for her. Our studentsdisplayed a scintillating cultural feast hailing the glory of Sri Thiyagarajar named “SriNadaBrahmamThiyagaBrahmam.”.

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RAIN

From the sky, water drops little by little,The thunder sounds like a start of a battle,lightning scares the people,at last you come as water,Flowers from the sky,people enjoy your joy of cry,splashes on the foot path,bubbles burstDown the drain passageYou are a festival,But, this is a festbut,you suddenly stopped your joy of cry and tell usbye…

A.Shruthi VIII-A

JOKES

1. Meera :Niki ,why do you keep sugar crystalsunder your pillow?

Niki :So that I’ll get sweet dreams2. Gobi :Babu, do you know that vinoth is our

class monitor?Babu :Really, then who is the keyboard?

3. Doctor :Your blood group is B negative.Ram :I think you have made a mistake.Doctor :What do you mean?Ram :Because my father always tells me to

b(e) positive.4. Master :Go and water the plants!

Servant :It’s already raining.Master :So what? Take an umbrella and go.

-M S Luckshanya VII C

Nature, Nature, NatureWithout nature there is no futureNature gives us allIt is like a dollIt has beautyAs much as it has dutyIt is like a treasureNot for pressure,It contains rainFor our gainIt contains flowers which bloom

which clears our gloomIt is suitable for villagewhich will give them privilegeWe are responsibleTo make the nature protectable

P.Shanjanasree, VIII

NATURE

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UNCONDITIONAL LOVE BY TREE

When I was toddler It gave me toys to playWhen I was hunger It gave me apples to haveWhen I became Junior I played with the branchesWhen I became Minor It gave a lay to chatWhen I was loner It became my companionWhen I need shelter It gave me wood to buildWhen I became senior I realised it reduces pollutionWhen I was forty It gave me voyage to goWhen I became older Visited my friend treeWho had showered? Unconditional love for me Love nature

-P.R.KRITHIKA PRIYA IX C

QUIZ ON THE WORLD1) Which country is

known as the“Home of cot-ton”?Ans:- India.

2) Japan is consti-tuted of howmany islands?Ans:-Four

3) What percentage of land is Itay in mountaineous?Ans:- 80 percent

4) Where is Karbala?Ans:- In Iraq

5) When was the famous “Berlin wall” dismantled?Ans:-18/11/1989

6) How many states are there in Africa?Ans:- Fifty two.

L.Poornima VII C

NNNNNAAAAATURE……TURE……TURE……TURE……TURE……

NATURE is like air

It is found everywhere

NATURE is like rain

It is our gain

NATURE is a lake

It is not a fake

If river is clean,

Everything will be green…..!!!!

K. R. Akshaya

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ESSENCE OF LIFEIt was a summer evening which changed my

perspective of the people.

The busy road and the flying dust surrounded me as Iwaited for the bus that would take me home. My stoppingwas peculiar to only a few buses and I had to sometimeswait a long time. I shifted from one foot on to another asmy heavy bag started to show it’s mighty power on myshoulders.

I was already late,as I had gone out to eat with myfriends and the lack of buses was leading me to frustrationand anger. I decided against taking auto as I wanted tosave money for my expenses. The sun had started to set,starting vibrations in the pit of my stomach due to fearof the scoldings I will get , once I reach home.

I was desperately calling all Gods when Inoticed an old woman walking back and forthalong the bus stop. I didn’t say anythingbut I couldn’t help wonder her story. Ihave always been observant,and toguess people’s stories interests me.After a few minutes of drawingtheories, I decided to make talk.

“Waiting for bus, paati?”, I asked.

Ofcourse, she was. That could be the dumbestquestion ever.

“Yes, dear. Where do you want to go?”, she asked.

“Nearby only”, Ilied, the warning of talking tostrangers ringing in my head.

For all I know, thispaati could be the mafia queen ora kidnapper, I wasn’t taking chances.

“Do you always go out this late?” she asked.

Warning bells drummed in my head.

“No, paati. My dad has work in the station today,he’s an inspector, yousee, so.” More lies. You can’t scarepeople more other than by being a police officer’sdaughter, well, army counts.

“Okay, dear. I will go sit, can you please tell me whenthe bus to C.M.B.T comes?” she requested.

I accepted,as there were many buses to her destination.And immediately a white-boarded bus to C.M.B.T came.

I called her, but she didn’t board the bus. I askedwhy.

“The ticket is pricey, dear. I will go in a ordinaryone”, she said.

It hit me,then.I wanted to know what would make asixty-year old lady wait for a bus late in the evening.Icouldn’t shake the feeling that a mere extra five rupeesis a luxury to her. I felt so sad.

Just like that,she told me about her story. She was adaily worker in a nearby construction site, whose houseis far way and she usually has to search jobs. She keptworrying about her granddaughter being alone, as herson had died recently and her daughter-in law was sick.

Somewhere along this world, there I was, listeningto someone’s story. I was so touched,becausenever have I ever connected to a stranger. Itold her to sit and I would call her if thebus came,unfortunately for another half-hour it didn’t.

But, two buses to my destinationarrived. Yet, I couldn’t leave the paatialone,I waited with her. Each time she asked

about my bus, I would deflect or lie, I didn’twant her to know I was staying for her, she wouldn’t letme.

After another quarter hour of waiting, she decidedto take the deluxe bus, tired. “But, it’spricey, na?”

“What can I do, dear?. It’s okay, I will save my 30tomorrow”, she laughed.

The bus arrived and I helped her with her cloth sack.As she was walking towards the bus, I stopped her.

“Paati, you dropped your money”

“Thank God,what would I have done!” she heaved arelief.

She kissed me in the cheek and rushed to the bus.

That night, I slept peacefully with a sense ofsatisfaction in my heart.

I wonder if she knew I had cheated her into takingmoney. I smiled.

A. Rithika 11 B1

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‘NATURE’-OUR ENVIRONMENTBy A.JAYASHREE IX E‘Plastics’ are the enemies to environment.It may look

quite useful ,but wuth time it will only harm us andmake made things.Plastic bags ,because of their non-biodegradable nature have already cost us a losr,waterlodging during rainy season due to this crops aredestroyed in case of over flow of water ,badcrops because of plastics in the soil,harms aquatic life if thrown in water andreduces the production of coal.

They are bad, destructive, non-biodegradble. The environment needs a lotof space which is to be nature just like usa lot of space which is to be nature just like usto work properly.The nature is a mirror thatreflects what we do to it.Because of well de-veloped and modernization,there are not enoughtrees ,villagers transformed into cities.To keep the en-vironment to work properly and stay in balance .The onething we should do it not to pollute it.Today ,the numberone pollutant is’plastics’.

Is it good or bad:-

It is bad because it is not a natural products,though

it is used to do some good works and after use it can’tbe decomposed or burnt because both causes bad to

environment .It cannot be destroyed ,it can only berecycled and used for longer.And by us-

ing plastics for really long time is un-healthy as it attracts bacteria andcauses people in sick.

How can it be done?

In India, Himachalpradesh whichis probably the only state which has

successfully discontinued using plasticbags.We need to stop using plastics be-

cause if you don’t 10-100 years down thelane, the planet will not have any natural

resource.Eventually a day will come when 100percent of people will be using a substitute for plas-tics and the world will still have some hope to clingon to I am not saying the problem will end,but theend of the problem will begin!

‘Save Environment, Save Energy’

BUTTERFLYO butterfly, butterfly!Teach us to flyWe want to reach the sky,Touch the milky moonsAnd play with stars.O butterfly, butterfly!Teach us how and why,You are so beautiful.We want to beautifyOurselves like you.And attract the attention of allO butterfly, butterfly!Tell us the way,

In which we may,Make ourselves colourful,And we may be playful,We all want to be cheerful!O butterfly, butterfly.

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Going Green

Going green leads to an eco friendly environment

It is our important assignment

We should do it with enjoyment

It is our salient requirement.

Going green brightens our nature

It makes our place look richer

It leads to a healthier future

We should protect it with pleasure.

B. Saroshmi 9 E

Riddles1. What has head and tail, but

no legs?A coin

2. What two keys can’t openany door?Monkey and donkey

3. There was a green house. Inside the green housethere was a white house. Inside the white house,there was a red house. Inside red house, therewere lots of babies .what is it?Water Melon

4. It lives without a body, hears without ears, speakswithout a mouth, and is born in air. What is it?Echo

5. What goes around the wood but never goes intothe woods?The bark of a tree

E.Deepika 8 C

Play with 3 and 44×4=16

34×34=1156

334×334=111556

3334×3334=11115556

33334×33334=1111155556

333334×333334=111111555556

G.N.Pavithra 5 F

6 IMPORTANT WORDS6. I admit I made a mistake5. You did a good job4. What is your opinion3. If you please!2. Thank you.1. We.

Maths Facts

1×9×123456789=111111111

2×9×123456789=222222222

3×9×123456789=333333333

4×9×123456789=444444444

5×9×123456789=555555555

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My Vision – Corruption free IndiaB.Bhavadharani XII-A

Got 1st prize in oratorical competition conducted by NLC

My humble Namasthe and a very good morning toeveryone present. I,B.Bhavadharani of class XII here toshare my thoughts on my vision Corruption free India.

Let me begin. Anti corruption: As a future citizen ofour Indian nation I suppose this word is treated as anidea and not as a solution. Just adding four letters ‘a’ ‘n’‘t’ ‘I’ to the word corruption, it took us so long years.Now I think the time has come to make it vital.

Let me commence with the thoughts that arepondering in my mind. Though many schemes andprogrammes have been put forth by thegovernment, we could see no amendmentsin path of the life lead by common people.It is just same old independent life. No onewould deny the fact that these are due tolack of transparency in our government. Itis concealed, hidden among the so-calleddignified people involved in corruption.Consequently no people are acquaintedabout the laws and rights properly. Evenfor getting a contract signed (or) a licenseto be sanctioned, corruption is indulged.More than anyone in the society the poorpeople are adversely affected due to thisevil that tabes so many forms in every field.

This mere condition of the people iscaricatured by good opportunist in our society. Thoughit is illegal, it is lechecked and doesn’t find any worthfullspace in minds of the people. It is because the cleansones are too few to raise a cry that can be heard. Itflourishes due to lack of political will to tighten the noosearound the corrupt. The silence and indifference of thepeople would silently encourage corruption.

Talking about combating against the evil, propereducation and awareness among the people ispredominant. It can also be done by curtailing the rolesof ministers in policies and increasing promoting theparticipation of individuals in every action. The lawsand norms should be made austere enough. I stronglybelieve those who indulge in corruption irrespective of

position, caste, and grade in our society, should belegally penalized. The loyal and honest should beincentivated.

Moreover, the very thought of common peoplepersisting on the current political situation should beamended, influenced so as to increase the confidenceon the political members and politics.I strongly believethat, to make all this come true we need a soul thirstyenough to bring a civilized nation besides all thecommotion prevailing in our society. Precisely said an

Ideological leader-Need of an hour.

Yes here is my vision towardscorruption free India.

Building a nation with not just theeducated people but with ideological frontrunner. From my point of view, I wouldsay that to put our thoughts into action firstwe need a spearhead that has differentviews, who has got a deep insatiable thirstof soul to build a nation with all the moralethics it needed.

Let us all try to be one among them. Nopain no gain. Challenges are confrontedday in and day out but its results would beworthwhile. Challenges do not occur toeverybody. Only that whose life has a

purpose on ideal to strive for and a mission to fulfillhas the opportunity to face the challenges.

In that case, as responsible citizens of our nation, itwholly represents us to face the challenges in combatingagainst the corruption. Do not bend down for everything.Shake of all the fears, weaknesses, and cowardice,broaden your mind. Tear up the errands in your handsto make a corruption free India.

It should not be just a striving of words, but a courseof action. From now on let’s wake up and enough isenough. As a future civilian of our nation, I invite youall to join with me in creating a new INDIA and to provethat corruption free India is possible. Let it start fromnow.

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India is a beautiful country of wide landscapes,magnificent coasts, breathtaking oceans and vast diversity.Need not to say, it is a world in it self. In a country, wherepride for culture, morality, tradition and ideal values isheld high, a terrible plague called corruption is eatingaway India’s integrity like a pest.

It is such a gregarious, greedypest that in it’s quest forpower, it brings the whole country down,in addition tostomping on the less fortunate victims with a wicked laughof power and wealth. Undoubtedly and shamelessly,corruption has become such an epidemic in our country,that anyone who makes an attempt to eradicate this, ismore likely to succumb to awe and grief.

What is corruption?Corruption is the immoral activity done against a

standard set of rules or regulations for the sake of one’sown personal needs,and could either be for money orinvolve money exchange in any way.

Why corruption happens?“No Country is perfect,you need to make it better”No individual is perfect in their existence.Nobody

could deny that they had either been involved or witnessedor been subjected to some kind of corruption.Corruptionstretches it’s widespread tentacles in every field we couldthink of,education, politics, agriculture, infrastructure,production and distribution, globalization, Healthsector,government offices, etc, etc.

We lament of the staggering condition of poverty,unemployment, lack of order and cleanliness,increasingcrimes, lack of proper facilities and inefficientsupply, but instead of doing the simple thing of blamingthe officials, why don’t we analyse the root cause of allthese?

“If you are not part of the solution, then you are theproblem”

A government scheme or any other aids given to thecommon people do not go to the rightful place but to thedesired place of some corrupt middlemen. How can youset people corruption free when representatives of nationare corrupted?

Who do we blame? Shame on the name who ruinedcountry’s fame.

MY VISION OF A CORRUPTION FREE INDIAESSAY WRITING COMPETITION CONDUTED BY NLC

A. RITHIKA of XI B1 got III PrizeSimple case,you are in a very long queue and you have

a very urgent meeting, is it not easy to cut the queue?Who do we blame in this case?Rules are neither enforced nor followed in India. That

doesn’t mean corruption is exclusive in our country. Ifwe are the people united under an umbrella, the darkterrific clouds engulfing our minds, iscorruption. And thetattering remains of the torn umbrella, are the left overparts of our moral values.

As APJ Abdul Kalamsaid,”India wants young peopleof ethics, youths of ethics. They will bring beauty incharacter and harmony in home”.

So,will stricter laws and punishment put an end tothis?

Does being morally good eradicate Corruption in itsvilest forms?

Cycle of Corruption:I think there are three main players in an act of

corruption.The victim: They are the normal people of our country

who get forced to bribe officials for anything tohappen.Even if you have all the necessary legaldocuments,somewhere along the way,you need to passmoney.

The culprit: They are the ones who take bribery to dotheir duty.We see them every day or we are one amongthem.

The boss: They are usually the higher officials orlandlords or money lenders who pressurize or extractmoney from their employees.

If you observe closely,you will notice a cycle amongthese three. The victim becomes a culprit to meet hisfinances, and the culprit becomes the victim under theboss, even the boss himself might be a victim under aneven more powerful person. Hence, every citizen is insome form or another, a victim of corruption.

How does corruption affect the country and itscitizens?

“The rich get richer,and the Poor get poorer”Money is the main game player in this act of

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corruption. Those with money hold power, andreal issuethat raises concern in India todayis the agony of all thoseIndians who are inadvertently victims of corruption. Theyare even deprived of basic amenities, due to some foulplay.

India is one among the democratic countries of theworld,the very meaning of democracy is to the people,for the people, by the people, but does voting rights makeany change?

There are so many corrupt leaders who care nothingabout the needs and heeds of the seeds of nation and justlook to fill their pockets plenty.

“Honesty pays Honors and Corruption Dishonors”How can we eradicate corruption?1. Give better salary in government jobs2. Increase the number of workers3. Law to dismiss from service if found to be involved

in corruption4. Keep transactions online and provide bill for every

purchase5. Speed up the work process in government institutes6. Verify the selection procedures7. Speed up the judgment and increase the courts8. collective efforts from the public

“When I open my eyes,I see a beautiful country shiningin its glory and modesty.The people converse throughthe magnificent language of humanity.There’s norich,except the jewels of truth,honesty,sharing and unity.There is no discrimination,no majority or minority.Everyone gets an equal share of everything,governmentschemes reach not only those of power but every commonman.

For me,an ideal country is not a guileless, but a nationthat is aware and fighting towards perfection.

An ideal country is not without jails or criminals,butpeople and just laws to put the bad people behind bars.

An ideal country lies in the balance of the good andbad, and the fire in the people’s heart to give birth to aNation of Glory and Pride”.

That is my vision for my Mother Nation.“We all need to fight a hard battle to improve the things.

Our politics needs to undergo chemotherapy. Theignitedmind of the youth is the most powerful resource on theearth, under the earth and above the earth. Knowledgewill empower you to undertake great missions”, Dr.Kalamsaid.

Let us be the change our nation wants. Let us be theproud daughters and sons of our corruption-free Bharat.

Maths FunPut the right numbers so that each row and column adds upto “18”

_ + 10 + 3=18

+ + +

4 + _ + 8=18

+ + +=18

_ + 2 + _

=18 =18 =18

Answers

5 + 10 + 3 =18

+ + +

4 + 6 + 8 =18

+ + +

9 + 2 + 7 =18

=18 =18 =18

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