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April 15, 2009 | Number : 910THE SCINDIA SCHOOL REVIEW ’09 pg 06FORT NEWSeach of the new appointments on the stageone could see hopes rise, hearts break anddreams turn into realities.As always nine blue shirts stand in front ofthe Assembly hall. They are the new schoolprefects all nine of them eager to give theirbest. Their appointment is as yet temporary.They are being watched. They are watchful.On Friday, 3rd April we had the much awaitedJunior House evening. The culturalprogramme, which consisted of an Englishand a Hindi play, songs and a few danceperformances, provided wholesomeentertainment and was enjoyed by all.On Tuesday, 7th April and Wednesday, 8thApril the students witnessed Shakespeareanplays Macbeth and A Midsummer Night’sDream presented by Ms Amrita Laljee andher group. It was amazing how with almostnegligible use of props and very few costumechanges they managed to hold audienceattention. The plays had been abridged andsomewhat simplified, without interfering withthe storyline. The performance of all theactors was commendable.Results of the SSNI Corridor Quiz :Class VI :I Shishir Garg and Sansrisht BhatiaClass VII :I Umang JainII Mohan P.L. YadavResults of Junior Inter Group Quiz Contest:Winner – Mig GroupAditya SharmaAbhanshdeepRunner Up – Jaguar GroupRohan KhandelwalRohan MehrotraResults of Junior Inter Group BasketballTounament :I MigII JaguarIII SukhoiIV MirageThe basketball trophy was won by MIGgroup.Results of Junior group Chemistry Quiz :Class VI :I Sugandha ShuklaII Shishir GargIII Yash DuggarClass VII :I Anvesh ChanderiyaII Akshit SrivastavaIII Saurabh Singh SrivastavaPranjal Khare has qualified N.T.S.E. state levelexamination. 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Maharaja Madhavrao Memorial CricketTournament with excitement. Six teams, whichincluded us, were to contest for the trophy. Allof us were keen to know which pool we’d fallinto and in the heart of hearts we wanted toavoid an encounter with the Modern School.Having won the trophy for the past five years insuccession they were undoubtedly aformidable team. But much against our wishesThe Scindia School team was pitted againstthem in the first match itself.Just before the match was to begin all of us, themembers of Scindia Cricket team, huddledtogether to discuss our strategy. The toss waswon by Modern School and they chose to batfirst. This was a great disappointment as wetoo had wanted to do the same. It was veryencouraging to see the other fellow Scindiansand the staff members out in sun, braving theheat just so that they could encourage us. TheModern School scored 170 runs and thoughwe tried our best we could score just 145 runsand lost the match. After this initial loss beganour winning streak and we won all the othermatches and reached the finals. Our coach MrVijay Prakash Sharma told us that this was agolden opportunity and that we could createhistory by winning the final match.The tension, we experienced before the finalmatch with Modern School, is indescribable.As we sat together at the Madhav Pavalion wewere sweating at the thought of the clash withthe titans. Our hearts were thumping withnervousness but soon we held each othershand and marched towards the field like lionsdeterminedto give our very best to the game.Unfortunately we lost the match and our hopesof winning the tournament were dashed.However we felt very proud as SahnawazHussain of the Scindia School was declaredthe best bowler of the tournament.After the prize distribution ceremony was theperformance by the School Brass Band. Thiswas the perfect grand end to the spectaculartournament. I consider myself fortunate to havebeen part of the tournament as not only did Iget an opportunity to hone my cricketing skillsbut also made some good friends from themembers of the visiting teams. My heartfeltthanks to all those people who made it possible.Piyush Mittal, X D
April 15, 2009 | Number : 910pg 07RESULTS 2008-09The following boys of Class VIII topped their school batch :Rank Name AggregateI Pranjal Khare 93.10%II Nipun Jain 92.96%III Sparsh Garg 91.62%Subject toppers :Subject Name AggregateHindi Kaushlendra Singh Yadav 91.65%English Lakshya Gupta 88.40%Mathematics Divyash Agrawal 98.35%General Science Pranjal Khare 97.12%Social Studies Nipun Jain 99.60%Sanskrit(3 rd Lang.) Anubhav Sarkar 90.15%German(3 rd Lang.) Rohit Rathi 90.10%French course A(3 rd Lang) Pranjal Khare 99.55%French course B (3 rd Lang) Mukund Wadhva 88.92%The following boys of Class IX topped their school batch:Rank Name AggregateI Aritra Samanta 87.09%II Shridhar Agrawal 85.83%III Kartikeya Krishna Bhargava 77.39%Subject toppers :Subject Name AggregateHindi Anirudh Todi 80.72%English Kartikeya Krishna Bhargava 83.35%Mathematics Shridhar Agrawal 92.80%General Science Shridhar Agarwal 90.73%Social Studies Aritra Samanta 90.54%Sanskrit(3 rd Lang.) Aritra Samanta 82.70%German(3 rd Lang.) Mohit Kumar Mandeliya 80.35%French(3 rd Lang.) Kshitij Jain 72.90%Introductory Info. Tech Shridhar Agarwal 96.70%The following boys of Class XI topped their school batch:Rank Name AggregateI Tushar Agrawal 81.80%II Arjun Saraswat 80.99%III Sheetal Verma 80.34%Subject toppers :Subject Name AggregateHindi Abhay Vikram Singh 75.90%English Arjun Saraswat 75.55%Mathematics Vivek Kumar Shakya 81.12%Computer Science Mayank Mittal 76.77%Business Studies Arjun Saraswat 93.65%Accountancy Arjun Saraswat 96.17%Painting Jalaj Prakash 92.30%Physical Education Vishal Kumar Das 70.25%Physics Tushar Agrawal 78.37%Chemistry Tushar Agrawal 86.75%Biology Tushar Agrawal 75.92%Economics Arjun Saraswat 82.32%Multimedia & Web Tech Tushar Agrawal 94.60%History Tarang Tripathi 64.95%Psychology Tarang Tripathi 91.60%Geography Tarang Tripathi 86.85%QuizSpotlight on Olympics :THE SCINDIA SCHOOL REVIEW ’091. Where and when were the first modernOlympics held ?2. Where and when will the next SummerOlympics be held ?3. Who is the most successful Olympian ever?4. What are the colours of the Olympic rings?5. Who was the 2008 Beijing Olympics Mascot?6. Where were the Last Winter Olympics held?7. Where were the Y2K Olympics or the XXIXOlympiad held?8. What is the Olympic Motto?9. When was the last time that the summer andwinter Olympics were held in the same year?10. What do the five Olympic rings represent?The answers will come in the next issue.Kartikeya K. Bhargava, X AAnswers to Quiz of 1st April :1. Anand, in Gujrat2. Nek Chand3. Indira Gandhi4. Inquilab Zindabad5. Sher Shah Suri Marg6. It had no first class divisions .This was donein deference to the Mahatma who nevertraveled first class.7. ‘Let Truth Prevail’8. The Governor9. River Damodar10. MeghalayaEditor’s note :Please submit your answers to VaibhavAggarwal at the earliest. The first all-correctentry will win a chocolate.OPINION POLLIs the new Math lab helping thestudents to learn Mathematicsin an easier way ?12%No13%Can’tSay75%YesNumber of students who voted : 104The Feeling OfBeing AScindian!!Sometimes, a few things come very late inlife……………sometimes it’s very late thatwe feel something which we were supposed tofeel much earlier.31st December 2008. It was late night and likeeveryone else, I was on my bed. At midnightwhen I looked at my watch I got into deepmeditation. In a few minutes the dormantfeeling of being a Scindian started surging inme. It was then that I decided to pen down myfeelings to make all Scindians feel all that I hadfelt a minute ago.It has been more than three years since I leftschool. But the feeling of being a Scindian isvery much alive even now. Suddenly I couldfeel the stirrings of a writer within me. We knowof a lot of success stories from the businessand the glamour world. All these people, be itTata, Salman Khan, Danny Boyle, MukeshAmbani or anyone else, had been raw andinexperienced at some time. Then what was itthat made them different and successful. Toachieve success a person must have heightenedsensitivity and clear thinking. The greatest ofsuccess stories have been scripted by peoplewho could think and plan ahead with greatprecision.As children, all of us have sundry limitations.To ensure a bright and promising future forthe child each parent tries to do the best forhis ward. The choice of a school is also ofimmense import. Some children stay at homeand some like me leave the comfort of theirhomes to join Scindia. It is this momentousdecision of our parents which adds the lettersSC to our Indian identity and we becomeproud Scindians – here I would like to addthat the two are not mutually exclusive but aScindian definitely has an edge over others.It’s been a few years since I passed out but theimportance and significance of being aScindian dawned on me only at the dawn ofthis new year. What a beautiful co-incidencethat along with this I discovered yet anotherwonderful quality in me, that I too can write.Bharat Agarwal(Ex Jp, batch of 2005)Contact :Tel.: 0135 - 3246450/51thebharatworld@yahoo.inwebsite(bharatagarwal.com)The School is closing on Friday,24th April. The next issue ofReview will come out on Saturday,1st August.
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