Sunday, 27 September 2015
BIRTHDAY WISHES TO SAMPAN
May All your Dreams come True
May All your Hopes be Fulfilled
May all yourWishes be granted
HAPPY BIRTH DAY TO YOU SAMPAN
Wednesday, 16 September 2015
WORLD OZONE DAY - 16 SEPTEMBER
Reducing our carbon
footprint, be it in our personal lives or industrial activity remains key to
saving the Earth from environmental degradation.
‘World
Ozone Day’, September 16 commemorates the Montreal Protocol that was signed
on this date by 24 UN member nations in 1987, to limit and ultimately phase out
the production of manmade chemicals like chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and 95
other ozone-depleting materials.
The slogan for this year “Ozone: All that is there between You and UV” is meant to show how human activity can impact the ozone
layer and ultimately, the survival of the Earth and its environment .
·
The ozone layer forms a protective shield around the Earth and
staves off the ultraviolet radiation of the Sun.
·
The ‘ozone hole’, refers to an area of depleted ozone levels
over Antarctica, which naturally occurs during August to October.
·
“Ozone in the lower atmosphere is harmful for human and plant
life, while in the higher level (stratosphere) it protects our planet against
ultraviolet radiation.
“But we cannot produce ozone and mechanically replace
it in the depleted area.
·
A regulatory mechanism to
check the marketing of gadgets using ozone in processes as varied as
air-filtering and water-purification is
must.
·
“It is important for us to see how we can streamline traffic in
our city,”
·
“In a traffic jam, vehicles that are forced to slow down will
have less fuel efficiency. They will emit more gases and CFCs. The engine heats up, the air-conditioner and
paint on the vehicle get affected, and this ultimately increases CFC emissions.
·
Car-pooling, or using
public transport could lead to lesser vehicles on the roads, he added.
·
At home, consumers could see how much pollutant is emitted by
products such as disposable vessels and pre-packaged foods. “When we burn
disposable paper and plastic items, they produce CFCs,
Tuesday, 15 September 2015
Monday, 14 September 2015
CURRENT AFFAIRS SEPTEMBER 2015
Lets know all the happenings around us .
- Naina Lal Kidwai is the author of book, 30 Women in Power: Their Voices , Their Stories .
- Highest mountain of North America Mt McKinely renamed as Denali.
- India won three - match test series against Srilanka.
- Bihar to give 2% reservation to grand children of freedom fighters in government jobs.
- India won UNESCO 's Award of Excellence 2015 for conserving Sree Vadakkunnathan Temple in Kerala.
- Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain won 2015 Italian Grand Prix of Formula 1.
- Union Government announced One Rank One Pension for ex- serviceman.
- Music Composer Aadesh Shrivastava died.He had composed music for over 100 Hindi films.
- Indian boxer Vikas won Silver medal in 75 kg category at 2015 Asian Boxing Championships.
- Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit of South Africa selected for 2015 UNEP Champions of the Earth award.
- Acclaimed writer Jhumpa Lahiri awarded with 2014 National Humanities Medal by President Barack Obama at the White House.
- Weightlifter Deepak Lather Won Goin 2015 Commonweath Youth Games.
- First -ever Census on India's Leopard presented around 7910 in country excluding North eastern region of India.
- Leander Paes , Martina Hingis won US Open Mixed Doubles Title 2015.
- Sania Mirza- Martina Hingis won 2015 US Open Women Doubles title.
- Novak Djokovik defeated Roger Federer to win 2015 US Open Men's single title.
Tuesday, 8 September 2015
READ AND CREATE STORIES
Welcome to Story Weaver from Pratham Books.It is a platform that hosts stories in languages from all across India and beyond. So that every child can have an endless stream of stories in her mother tongue to read and enjoy. Story Weaver is an open platform designed to be innovative and interactive. It invites both, the weaver of stories and the reader to connect and share the fascinating world of words and illustrations .Children can read, download a story to read later and also print a story. StoryWeaver now makes it super-easy to write your words, pick your illustrations, choose templates, and publish your very own story – in minutes! All the stories can all be translated into new languages.
Kindly encourage your ward to read and create your ownstories.
For reading and creating more stories click on the following link given below:
Saturday, 5 September 2015
TEACHERS DAY
Dr. Sarvepalli
Radhakrishnan
Teachers' day, observed to honour the contributions of teachers,
is celebrated in India on 5 September every year. The day is observed in
different dates in other parts of the world.
The
special day marks the birth anniversary of the second Indian President and
academic philosopher Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan.
As
part of the celebrations on the special day, students conduct various
programmes to thank their teachers
Teachers also recall their promises and responsibilities towards students.Teachers always pray for success of their of their students.
7
Things We all can Learn from Our Teachers
- Passion
- Effective and clear communication
- Thorough knowledge of their subject
- Planning and organisation
- Self-learning
- Hard work
- Adaptability
Visit to Shanti Devi Arya Kanya Gurukul
Gurukul provides necessary and quality education at Delhi, to the young tribal girls from India’s north-eastern province who are afflicted by the terrorism activities.
Shanti Devi Arya Kanya Gurukul is successfully looking after these girls providing them all basic and necessary facilities like shelter, cloths, food, education and medical etc.
It is wisely said that ‘with a girl’s education, whole house, society and nation gets educated’. Therefore, educating girls is very important; in fact, it is the right of girls to get education.
At Shanti Devi Arya Kanya Gurukul, Sainik Vihar, girls are given preschool education to make them capable of entering the regular schools of Delhi. Presently, there are 16 girls who are undergoing this in-house training. The older inmates of gurukul study in S
Apart from the education, the girls are nurtured to be confident, responsible citizen and capable enough to look after themselves. Also, they are imparted with the education of Indian values. Holy books like Ramayan, Bhagwat Geets and Vedic Mantras are recited to them. In order to make them able to safeguard and protect themselves, they are given the self-defense training.
Tuesday, 1 September 2015
INVESTITURE CEREMONY,
CBSE i (2015-16)
Monday, the 31st August
was a special day at DAV, Pushpanjali as CBSE i Student
Council Investiture
Ceremony was held for the very first time for the session 2015-16.
After two rounds of
written test and personal interview, the selected students took
oath in the ceremony in
the presence of our esteemed guests- Mr. Arun Mehta
(Dist. Chair
Administrator, Rotary Club), Mr. Sanjay Garg ( President, Rotary Club )
and Mr. J.P. Ahuja ( Secretary, Rotary Club )
The oath was administered
by the principal of the school, Mrs. Rashmi Raj Biswal.
In her address to the
students, she laid stress on good character and to maintain a balance
between studies and additional responsibilities. The students promised
to fulfill their duties with full integrity and zeal.The council members
were also joined with class representatives from each class.
The list of selected
students is as follows:-
HEAD PREFECTS (Class 6 )
PREFECTS (Class 5 )
1. Arpita Chugh
1. Amadhya Vats
2. Lakshita Kapoor
2. Delisha Kumar
3. Ashmit Arya
3. Riddhi Khare
4. Kanchi Kapoor
4. Siddhi Khare
5. Tripti Deol
5. Mehul Dahiya
6. Pranav
6. Kashvi Singhal
7. Khushi Ohlan
7. Samridhi Dewan
8. Kashish Garg
8. Daiwik Mehta
9. Tejasv Lalawat
9. Somya Pasrija
10. Arsheya Singh
10. Pranav Garg
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
Class I - Nishkarsh
Class II- Kritvi
Niranjan
Class III- S.Saanvi
Class IV- Pranjal
Sharma
Class V- Aradhya
Aggarwal
Class VI- Saral Mishra
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