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CMS NEWS — WORDS OF WISDOM APRIL 2010 (2) fo'o dk j{kk dop gS & Hkkjrh; lafo/kku dk vuqPNsn 51 & Mk0 txnh'k xka/kh] laLFkkid&izcU/kd] flVh eksUVsljh Ldwy] y[kuÅ ¼1½ nwljk dksbZ fodYi fo'o dks fouk'k ls vkSj fodkl gqvk rks euq"; cUnwdksa ls yM+kA jpuk dhA okLrfodrk ;g gS fd ekuo egkfouk'k dk ohHkRl n`'; fn[kkbZ ns jgk gSA cpkus dk ugha gS %& iwjs lalkj dh leLr mlds ckn ijek.kq ceksa vkSj felkbyksa ls rFkk lH;rk ds fiNys 5]000 o"kksZ ds bfrgkl esa bl ohHkRl n`'; us fo'o ds gj fopkj'khy lSU;'kfDr vkSj ceksa dh 'kfDr ls Hkh vf/kd vk/kqfud jklk;fud ,oa tSfod gfFk;kjksa lsA dsoy egkHkkjr dk ;q) gh /keZ ;q) Fkk vkSj O;fDr dk fnu dk pSu rFkk jkrksa dh uhan mM+k 'kfDr'kkyh ^og fopkj gksrk gS ftldk le; ¼5½ lalkj ds ns'kksa us vc ;q) ds lkFk gh og lekt esa bZ'ojh; lH;rk LFkkfir djus ds nh gSA fo'o ljdkj cuus ds ckn mldh oYMZ vk pqdk gksA* vc dsoy Hkkjr ds ikl gh bl lkFk vkilh leL;kvksa dks gy djus dk fy, fd;k x;k FkkA mlds ckn ftrus Hkh ;q) iqfyl dks fdlh Hkh ns'k esa fNidj okjnkrsa dj lalkj dks vUrjkZ"Vªh; vkradokn rFkk ;q)ksa ls ,d u;k rjhdk fudkyk gS vkSj og gS /keZ ds uke ij yM+s x;s muesa ls dksbZ Hkh ;q) jgs vkradokfn;ksa dks idM+us esa dksbZ fnDdr cpkus dk fopkj miyC?k gSA bl ;qx dh fNidj okj djuk ;k vUrjkZ"Vªh; bZ'ojh; lH;rk dh LFkkiuk djus ds fy, ugha ugha gksxhA D;ksafd fo'o ljdkj cuus ds ckn lalkj dh leLr lSU;'kfDr ls Hkh vf/kd vkradokn %& vc yksxksa us viuh vFkok vius oju~ /kkfeZd fo}s"k mRiUu dj lk/kkj.k yksxksa oYMZ iqfyl dks vkradokfn;ksa dks rqjUr 'kfDr'kkyh fopkj ^mnkj pfjrkukerq ^olq/kSo jk"Vªksa dh leL;kvksa ds gy djus gsrq fNidj dh /kkfeZd Hkkoukvksa dks HkM+dkdj viuh dk;Zokgh djds idM+us esa ohlk] ikliksVZ rFkk dqVqEcde* vFkkZr mnkj pfj= okyksa ds fy, vkØe.k djus dk u;k rjhdk vUrjkZ"Vªh; izHkqrk LFkkfir djus ds fy, ;q) yM+s x;sA jk"Vª dh lEizHkqrk vkM+s vkdj ugha jksdsxhA lEiw.kZ olq/kk viuk Lo;a dk gh ifjokj gS ,oa vkradokn dk fudkyk gSA fo'o Hkj esa ekuo ¼9½ lalkj ds lHkh Ldwyksa dks lekt dk ¼12½ /kjrh ij nks pj.kksa esa LFkkfir gksxh blh fopkj ls izsfjr gksdj Hkkjrh; lafo/kku esa dh ,oa jk"Vªksa dh ;g lksp cu xbZ gS fd gekjh izdk'k ds dsUnz cuk;s % vkt ds Ldwy Hkh bZ'ojh; lH;rk % Hkkjr dks vUrjkZ"Vªh; 'kkfey fd;k x;k ^vuqPNsn 51* dk fopkj gSA Lo;a dh ;k gekjs jk"Vªksa dh vkilh leL;kvksa vKkuh jktusrkvksa rFkk fofHkUu /keksZ ds vkradokn rFkk fo'o ;q)ksa dh leL;k ds blds vfrfjDr bl lalkj dks cpkus dk nwljk dk gy dsoy vUrjkZ"Vªh; vkradokn ,oa ;q)ksa vKkuh larksa dh rjg gh viuh f'k{kk ds }kjk LFkk;h lek/kku gsrq Hkkjrh; lafo/kku ds dksbZ fopkj vkt lalkj Hkj esa miyC/k ugha gSA ds }kjk gh fudkyk tk ldrk gSA blds vius Nk=ksa esa] vfHkHkkodksa esa ,oa vius&vius vuqPNsn 51 ds vuqlkj fo'o ds jk"Vªk/;{kksa dh ¼2½ vuqPNsn 51 dks fo'o Hkj dk Hkkjh leFkZ% lalkj dh leLr lSU; 'kfDr ls vf/kd vfrfjDr vkSj dksbZ Hkh loZekU; rjhdk lalkj ds fofHkUu jk"Vªksa us vkt rd bZtkn ugha fd;k ns'kksa dh turk esa ladqfpr jk"Vªh;rk ,oa {ks=h;rk dh Hkkouk bruh xgjkbZ ls Hkj jgs gSa ,d ehfVax rqjUr cqykdj loZlEefr ls nks pj.kksa esa dk;Zokgh djus dh rqjUr vko';drk 'kfDr'kkyh fopkj ds :i esa Hkkjrh; lafo/kku gSA fd os lEiw.kZ ns'k dks vkSj fo'o dks gSA izFke pj.k esa fo'o ds fofHkUu ns'kksa ds ds vuqPNsn 51 dks vc lalkj Hkj esa lHkh ¼6½ iy esa ijy; gks;xh rks cgqfj djksxs VqdM+ksa&VqdM+ksa esa ckaVus esa yxs gSaA vc le; vk jk"Vªk/;{kksa rFkk 'kkluk/;{kksa dks vUrjkZ"Vªh; U;k;k/kh'kksa] U;k;fonksa ,oa jk"Vªk/;{kksa us flVh dc\ vc rks nks gh vafre fodYi gaS fd ;k rks x;k gS tc gesa vius Ldwyksa dks lekt ds vkradokn ls fuiVus ds fy, rRdky ¼1½ eksUVsljh Ldwy }kjk fiNys ukS o"kksZ esa vk;ksftr nl vUrjkZ"Vªh; eq[; U;k;k/kh'k lEesyu ds ek/;e ls ,der ls Lohdkj dj feytqy dj viuh&viuh jk"Vªh; ljdkjksa ds Åij ^fo'o dh ,d ljdkj cuk;s* vkSj vius&vius ns'kksa dh djsUlh u"V djds fo'o izdk'k dk dsUnz cukuk gksxk vkSj Nk=ksa esa olq/kSo dqVqEcde~ ds fopkjksa dk chtkjksi.k djuk gksxkA ^fo'o ljdkj*] ¼2½ ^fo'o laln*] ¼3½ ^fo'o U;k;ky;* ¼4½ ^fo'o iqfyl* rFkk ¼5½ ^fo'o dh ,d eqnzk* ds xBu djus dk le; vk pqdk gS fy;k gSA ge lHkh lalkjoklh ,d gh ijekRek dh ,d djsUlh cuk;sa vU;Fkk vUrjkZ"Vªh; rkfd lalkj ds nks vjc cPpksa rFkk vkxs tUe ¼10½ Hkkoh ,drkc) fo'o esa fo'o dh larkusa gksus ds ukrs lkjk lalkj gekjk vkradokfn;ksa }kjk fo'o dks viuh ethZ ls ysus okyh ihf
CMS NEWS — CREATIVE TALENTS APRIL 2010 (3) Yash Yadav, Nursery-VI Chowk Campus Arshil, Montessori Aminabad Campus Utsa, Kindergarten B Gomti Nagar Campus Amaan Arif, Kindergarten C Station Road Campus Tanishq , Kindergarten Mahanagar III Campus Shivani, Kindergarten C RDSO Campus Abhishta Rane, Nursery C Aliganj I Campus PRE-PRIMARY ART We love to draw and colour Aditya Santosh, Nursery B Indira Nagar Campus Tushar Srivastava Girisha Raj Montessori B Montessori B Aliganj II Campus Deepansh, Kindergarten Nursery-VI, Chowk Campus Ayushi Mishra, Kindergarten Jopling Road Campus AmmarAbdi, KindergartenA, Chowk Campus Rahul Singh, Kindergarten D Aliganj Campus I Kiran Kumari, Montessori A Anand Nagar Campus PARENTAL GUIDANCE The only place where children love to spend as much time as possible everyday and feel relaxed is the playground. It is the place for them to enjoy themselves and socialize with other children. But parents can't take this for granted.As much as children are relaxed, parents have to be alert and cautious. If not enough safety is maintained and precautions are not taken, playgrounds are most prone for accidents to happen. There are several things parents should keep in mind while their child is on the playground. Children love doing the completely opposite of what they are actually supposed to do. For example, if a slide wants them to come down of their back, they would want to come down on their stomach. Or even worse, they would want to jump down. Parents should be around their kids to avoid such mishaps. Moreover, while making your child sit on the CREATIVE TALENTS My cousin Vinay I was reading a book when I looked up. There in the window I saw… my cousin. His name is Vinay. He had come from London. He was knocking at the window as I was not able to hear the doorbell because I was reading a storybook with all my concentration.. My parents had gone out of station to attend my uncle's marriage and I was all alone in the house. I went and opened the door and asked him to come in. We were alone in the house for three days and we really enjoyed those three days. Vinay was promoted to the post of chief engineer, so he took me to a restaurant to give me a treat. From there we went to the malls in Lucknow. We bought lots of things from there. We enjoyed a lot in the mall. The next day I took him to my friend's house and we had plenty of fun there. The third and the last day we stayed at home and played all kinds of indoor as well as outdoor games. We played some games on the computer. And, for the first time, I myself cooked the food in my house and you can't even believe, it was delicious. Those three days were one of the best days of my life.As my holidays were going on, I was totally relaxed. We enjoyed a lot and didn't even realize that the three days were over. My cousin had to go next morning and I was very sad. My parents were also coming back that evening and I was very eager to tell them about the visit of my cousin. My parents came and I told them that Vinay had come in the morning and you'll not even believe what they told me. They told me that two years ago when he was coming from London to India, his plane crashed and he had died. They didn't tell me because he was a very good brother and a friend of mine and I would not be able to bear this. I was very tense and frightened too. So, I went to my room. I tried my best to sleep but I was not able to do so. So I started reading the last pages of my storybook to divert my mind. And you'll not be able to imagine that it was all going according to the story in my book… Pragya Pande, VII A Rajendra Nagar Campus II A day when I became angry with my friend On Monday, I went to school in a very happy mood. I had bought a new copy and a costly pen. After our assembly got over we returned to our class. I found that my new copy and pen were lost. I asked my friend to help me in finding my pen and copy but she said she couldn't help me because she was completing her previous work. I snatched my copy from her as she was completing her work with my copy. While snatching the copy it was torn into two pieces. I shouted at her and she started fighting with me. We both became angry with each other. That night, I was not able to sleep. I thought that I would say sorry to her for my bad behaviour and give my copy to her to complete her work. Next day I went to school and said sorry to her and gave her my copy to complete her work. In the first period my English teacher came and gave me my copy and pen and said that I had left them in the staffroom. I thanked my teacher and promised myself that I would take care of my things. Sameena Noor, V C Aminabad Campus Stop thinking in terms of limitations and start thinking in terms of possibilities. Playground Safety for Children swing, make sure he is maintaining proper balance or there is a danger of him falling off. Don't push the swing too hard or he might fall down on his face and hurt himself. Be gentle and less excited. Another essential thing is that you shouldn't leave your child with a stranger as they won't really take the responsibility. Remember, they would first think about themselves. If they have something else grabbing their attention, they would not consider your child, which is risky. A playground is an important place for every child as it helps his mental and physical growth. It is necessary for every parent to keep these safety precautions in mind. Don't avoid taking your children to the park with the fear of risk.Alittle stumbling is alright and helps your child to become strong and for further safety, you as a parent, just have to be a little careful. Source: The Internet An unforgettable incident During the Summer Vacations, I decided to visit my uncle, who was posted at Srinagar. I booked a ticket on a th flight from Delhi to Srinagar via Amritsar. On 26 May I boarded the airbus of the Indian Airlines at 9.00 am. I got a comfortable seat and soon the plane took off. I was enjoying the flight and did not even come to know when the plane landed atAmritsar. At Amritsar, six passengers boarded the plane. Minutes after the plane took off, we were served breakfast. We were all enjoying ourselves, when one of the passengers got up and took position. He had a hand grenade in his hand. Soon there was an announcement by the staff on board that the plane had been hijacked and that the passengers should not panic but remain calm. The two hijackers were terrorists from Punjab and wanted to take the airbus to Lahore to seek political asylum there. The pilot tried to persuade them but it was all in vain. They were determined to have their way. All the passengers were in a fix, for nobody knew what fate had in store for them. Having no alternative, the airbus flew towards Lahore but at Lahore airport the Pakistani authorities refused permission for landing. We hovered over the airport for about ten minutes but our pilots could not convince the airport personnel. At this the hijackers ordered the plane to be taken back toAmritsar. When we landed at Amritsar, the police had cordoned off the area and the Director General of Police was trying to persuade the hijackers to surrender. He was putting psychological and emotional pressure on them to surrender. After sometime, the situation became so tense that we all became desperate. This drama continued for three hours. Then suddenly the plane was overpowered by Black Cat commandos. Within seconds, both the hijackers were arrested and the passengers freed. Some of the passengers broke down and started crying. I just cannot express how I felt at that moment, but till today, whenever I remember this incident, I feel a chill moving down my spine. —Terry Josephson Nidhi, VIII A Mahanagar Campus II An accident When I fell from my bicycle yesterday, my friend Mishika who was with me, ran to help me. I fell with full force on my left hand. It hurt so much that I started howling loudly. My mother was in the garden and came rushing out hearing my cries. She helped me to get up and walk back to the house while Mishika brought in my bicycle. My mother put some ointment on my hand. By evening, it was swollen and very painful. My father took me to Sushruta hospital and got an X-ray done. I had to wait outside while my parents were called in by the doctor. My mother told me that I had broken my wrist. The doctor was very kind and asked me to choose the colour of the plaster. I chose a bright red one. When I came home, my friends came to visit me and signed my plaster. My plaster was removed after a few months. Till then, I enjoyed the way my mother fussed over me. Mandvi Verma, V C What if there were no rules Aliganj Campus I No student likes rules and regulations. As students we all wish to do what we want and not do what our elders tell us. There are innumerable things which we like to do and to name a few to bring a video camera to school, shout and scream in the school corridors, go out of class after every period and roam outside, so on and forth. But I feel that all these activities will spoil our future, no sense of discipline will ruin us. This will also badly affect our personality. Rules and regulations play a very important role in making a student responsible, which is the key factor for success in life and I thank all the teachers and Principal of our school for framing rules and making us follow them, which will help us to grow up as responsible citizens. Triman Rekhi, V F Gomti Nagar Campus
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