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CMS NEWS — QUEST & REFLECTIONS 2009 SEPTEMBER 2009 (6)Budding scientists from 12 countries appeal to utilizescience for benefit of humanity at Quest 2009We will use biotechnologyfor the welfare of humanity'IT today, BT tomorrow' is very trulysaid about this significant shoot springingfast from science and spreading in alldirections whose impact can be seen inevery walk of life. Biotechnology notmerely gives the knowledge of humanorigin but also accelerates the humanResults — QUEST -2009SeminarFirst Anupriya Chaturvedi St. Paul's College, Dilusha, LucknowSecond Priyanka Pangtey CMS Aliganj (I) CampusThird Diana hatamleh The Jubilee School, Amman, JordanHonourable MentionFirst Pankhuri Hitesh Dayawati ModiAcademy, RampurSecond Ishara Chathuranga Isipathana College, ColomboPower pointFirst Lennon Suga Global Indian International SchoolGen ShiraishiTokyo, JapanSecond Viraj SahaiCity Montessori School, Kanpur RoadMd. Hamza Kirmani LucknowThird ChetanAnand Delhi Public School, BokaroArna GhoshHonourable MentionFirst Anirban Saikia TheAssam Valley School, TezpurAshwin BordoloiSecond Prabin Bhandari Budhanilkantha School, Kathmandu, NepalPrateek LamsalDebateFirst Rupal Srivastava CMS, Gomti NagarSecond Saima KhanGirls' High School & College,AllahabadThird Rakshita Belwal All Saints College, NainitalHonourable MentionFirst Tashrif Billah Notre Dame College-B, Dhaka, BangladeshSecond ShraddhaSunbeam School, Bhagwanpur, VaranasiCollegeFirst Anmol Vaswani Delhi Public School, GurgaonNikitaAgarwalRightly said, those who do not learnfrom history are doomed to repeat it. Whileon one hand, history is a record of our pastevents, on the other, it inspires us to learnlessons from our past mistakes and moveResults — Reflections -2009civilization and will prove to be apowerful medium for binding the wholeworld with one thread. These were thethoughts of young delegates of 12countries, Singapore, UAE, Japan,Bangladesh, Nepal, Uganda, Sri Lanka,Bhutan, Tanzania, Russia, Jordan andIndia who arrived in Lucknow to take partin the four-day InternationalBiotechnology Festival (Quest-2009)organized by CMS, Rajendra Nagar(Campus I). These budding scientistswho arrived from different parts of theworld, exhibited their talents andknowledge in science the new andemerging of biotechnology through theirparticipation in various exciting contestslike debate, quiz, collage, poster-making,slogan writing, turn-coat, websitedesigning and power point presentationheld at the festival.The idol and inspiration of childrenand former President of India, BharatRatna, Dr A P J Abdul Kalam,ceremoniously inaugurated the 4-dayInternational Festival of Biotechnology'Quest-2009' at CMS Kanpur Roadauditorium on 3 August by lighting thelamp amidst the colourful educationalculturalprogramme presented by CMSstudents. The young and old alike werecurious to listen to and gain inspirationfrom Dr APJ Abdul Kalam. Prof. A. S.Brar, Vice-Chancellor, Guru Nanak DevUniversity, Amritsar and former Vice-Chancellor, Lucknow University presidedover the function.Addressing the gathering after theSecond Muskan Sandhu St. Xavier's High School, PanchkulaNupurAroraThird Rohit Verma Lucknow Public College,A-Block, RJPMDeepak SinghHonourable MentionFirst Sanjoli Subodh CMS, Rajendra Nagar – IOsamaSecond Kira Kondratyeva Intellectual Boarding School, RussiaOlga KrysanovaWeb DesigningFirst Avinash Kumar Loyola School, JamshedpurShaurya UpadhyaySecond Shivani SinghWelham Girls' School, DehradunShreyansiAgarwalThird Mayank Tripathi Lucknow Public College,A-Block, RJPMSourabhHonourable MentionFirst Kanwal Kayastha Sunbeam School, Bhagwanpur, VaranasiSuraj PrakashSecond Faris JaberThe Jubilee School,Amman, JordanHadeelAl-HusbanQuizFirst Achyut Ravi SethAnand Ram Jaipuria, KanpurSamagraAgarwalSecond Shounak Pande Global Indian Int. School, SingaporeAakash SridharThird Ayush Pant CMS, Rajendra Nagar Campus IAlpika Vermainauguration of Quest-2009, ChiefGuest and former President Dr A. P. J.Abdul Kalam urged the youth to applytheir energy in constructive purposes forthe welfare of humanity. Dr Kalamblessed all the young scientists andadvised them to make practical andeffective use of science for the basicneeds, creativity and world unity. Today,human beings are facing numerousglobal problems. The solutions to theseproblems lie greatly on the shoulders offuture generations, he said.Quest-2009 concluded with a grandclosing cum prize distributionceremony was presided over by theChief Guest, Hon'ble Minister forScience and Technology, Shri AbdulMannan who gave away prizes to thewinners.Honourable MentionFirst Sukhmeen Kaur MGD Girls School, JaipurSurbhi BhargavaSecond Ruchika Kundu CMS,Aliganj (I)Shivangi NathSlogan & Poster Making (Junior)First Rachel Song Oakridge International School, HyderabadSecond Aditi Bhowmick Welham Girls School, DehradunThird Muskaan Sandhu St. Xavier's High School, PanchkulaHonourable MentionFirst Low Khun WongAllister Anglo Chinese School (Ind.), SingaporeSecond ParulBCMArya Model Sr. Sec., LudhianaSlogan & Poster Making (Senior)First Anubhav Mishra Lucknow Public School, Kanpur RoadSecond Piyush GuptaThe Doon School, DehradunThird Sahaya Sharma Welham Girls' School, DehradunHonourable MentionFirst Olga Krysanova Intellectual Boarding School, RussiaSecond S. MadurangaAnanda College, Colombo, Sri LankaTurn CoatFirst Faris Jaber The Jubilee School,Amman, JordanSecond Tatheer Fatima CMS, Hardoi Road, Chowk, LucknowThird Padmaja Chauhan Welham Girls' School, DehradunHonourable MentionFirst Deyvaansh Misra Bluebells School InternationalSecond Muskaan Bhatia Loreto Convent Intermediate CollegeThose who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it— Participants of various countries for 'Reflections-2009' opineCMS Founder-Director Dr (Mrs) B. Gandhigiving away the prizesElocution (Seniors)First Saurabh Upadhyay St. Joseph’s School, Shakti NagarFirst K.L.R.C. Lekamwasam Richmond College, Galle, Sri LankaSecond Shubhangi Mahajan O.P. Jindal Modern School, HaryanaSecond Ayesha Saikia Maria’s Public School, Guwahati,Third Dominic Bull St. Anthony H.Sec. School, ShilongThird Rohit Chhetri Drukgyel H. Sec. School, BhutanConsolation Shreya Virmani La Martiniere Girl’s College, LucknowCollage (Seniors)First Kiran, Saurabh Sunbeam English School, VaranasiSecond Arjun, Vaibhav CMS Station RoadSecond Swati Rawt, Himani BCM Arya Model School, PunjabThird Anishka, Shruti CMS Gomti NagarThird Tejasva, Aishwarya Sunbeam School, Varuna, VaranasiConsolation Ambuj Mohan, Megha CMS RajajipuramPurnima, Insia Arora O. P. Jindal Modern School, HaryanaCollage (Juniors)First Abhilasha, Dhriti Garg St. Kabir School, Hisar, HaryanaSecond Sanpreet, Shubra Bcm Arya Model School, PunjabThird Satvit Vats, Dhanya Sunbeam School, Varuna, VaranasiConsolation Jigisha, Mihika Daga Bhavan’s B.P. Vidya Mandir, NagpurAreeba Khan, Tanu CMS Asharfabadahead.Alas! Only if the world communityhad learnt from the past mistakes, theproblems of terrorism, destitution,poverty and the like would have beeneradicated by now, making the world abetter place to live in. This is what over400 students representing 45 prestigiousschools of Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bhutanand various states of India whoparticipated in the 4-day InternationalFestival of History and Civics'Reflections-2009' learned and this iswhat made them resolve that they wouldlearn from their past and strive to create abetter tomorrow. Through theirparticipation in this festival the studentsfrom different countries of the world didnot just get an opportunity to test theirabilities in history and civics throughcollage, elocution, speech, multimediapresentation, quiz, group discussion,choreography and other interestingcontests, but were also able to exchangetheir thoughts and ideas and learn aboutthe culture and civilization of variouscountries.The 4-day International Festival ofHistory and Civics 'Reflections-2009' wasceremoniously inaugurated by the ChiefQuiz (Seniors)First Priyanshi, Rhea Mohanta Maria’s Public School, GuwahatiSecond Abhay Chaturvedi, Saiket Delhi Public School, NigahiThird Shashank, Ayush Lucknow Public College, RajajipuramMultimedia Presentation (Seniors)First Abhishek, Md. Adil CMS Aliganj, Sector-oFirst Palak Marwah, Abhishek Bhavan’s B.P. Vidya Mandir, NagpurSecond Rhea Mohanta, Radhika Maria’s Public School, GuwahatiSecond Namgay, Chini Wangchuk Drukgyel H.Sec. School, BhutanThird Kanika, Sakshi Dang BCM Arya Model School, PunjabThird Prasoon, Siddharth Singh CMS Kanpur RoadConsolation Devisha, Mantasha Loreta Convent, LucknowArunima Royalu, Isha Modern School, Nagpur, MaharashtraSpeech (Seniors)First Akanksha Mishra Sunbeam English School, VaranasiSecond Parikh Kavan St. Marry English School, GujratThird Alokrita Baruah Maria’s Public School, GuwahatiThird Ishanka Manu Bhavan’s B.P. Vidya Mandir, NagpurConsolation Nobila AnjumCMS ChowkAlankrit MishraTagore Public School, AllahabadSpeech (Juniors)First Ankita Shandilya Bhavan’s B.P. Vidya Mandir, NagpurSecond Ronald West St. Xavier Sr. Sec. School, MohaliGuest, Prof. Balraj Chauhan, Vice-Chancellor, Dr Ram Manohar LohiaNational Law University by lighting thelamp. The event concluded with a grandclosing and prize distribution ceremonyorganized on 14 August. Students of theBhavan's B. P. Vidya Mandir, Nagpur,Maharashtra grabbed the OverallChampionship Trophy and the Runnerup trophy went to Maria's PublicSchool, Guwahati, Assam. CMSFounder-Director, and well-knowneducationist Dr (Mrs) Bharti Gandhihonoured and gave away prizes to thewinners of various contests.Second Sukhpal Singh Man Delhi Public School, NigahiThird K. Samuel Lingdoh St. Anthony’s School, Shilong, AssamConsolation Seemab Alam Sunbeam School, Annapurna, VaranasiGroup DiscussionFirst Devika Girish Bhavan’s B.P. Vidya Mandir, NagpurFirst Ashutosh Dwivedi CMS Mahanagar (III)Second Radhika Goswami Maria’s Public School, GuwahatiSecond Sabika Abbas La Martiniere Girl’s College, LucknowThird Aditya D’souza Modern School, NagpurThird Manpreet Bangian St. Xavier’s Sr. Sec. School, MohaliChoreographyFirst Sunbeam School, Lahartara, VaranasiSecond Richmond College, Galle, Sri LankaSecond CMS AsharfabadThird CMS Gomti NagarThird Drukgyel Higher Sec. School, BhutanConsolation Sunbeam School, Varuna, VaranasiStanford International Girl’s School, UjjainOverall ChampionshipBhavan’s B.p. Vidya Mandir, Nagpur, MaharashtraRunner Up ChampionshipMaria’s Public School, Guwahati, AssamNo man can be a good teacher unless he has feelings of warm affection toward his pupils and a genuine desire to impart to them what he believes to be of value.
CMS NEWS — TALENTS SEPTEMBER 2009 (7)Plethora of TalentsCMS students take out grand World Unity March"No More Hiroshima" was theslogan that over 5000 students ofCMS shouted on 8 and 10 August atthe World Unity March. The marchwas led by the Founders of CMS andrenowned educationists Mr JagdishGandhi and Dr (Mrs) Bharti Gandhi.The huge 'World Unity March' beganin the morning on both days fromPurani Chungi, Kanpur Road andWorld Unity March to stop any more turned into a huge gathering onHiroshimas and Nagasakis reaching at CMS Kanpur Roadauditorium, where the Founder-Manager of CMS and the staunch adherent of World Unity, Mr Jagdish Gandhi,addressed the students.Twelve meritorious students of CMS,Kanpur Road were honoured with'Science Student Award' for theirexemplary knowledge in differentsubjects by the Science and Technologyof Uttar Pradesh. These meritoriousstudents of CMS won this award forgetting cent percent marks in variousMr R.N. Bhargava, Chairman,Ecomen Labs addressing the studentsTo ensure children's involvement inkeeping the school campus clean andShivangi Nigam of CMS, Mahanagargave extraordinary performance in interschooldance contests and bagged two'first prizes' in two different dancecontests. Shivangi got her first 'first prize'Science AwardSeminar on 'Green School'Dancing delightNews from CMS Campusessubjects. The students were: AparnaKhare in Computer Science andMathematics and Charu Sethi, AkankshaSharma, Garima Jain, Tasneem Khan,Atul Singh, Rishabh Agarwal, KishanUpadhyay, Arpit Singh, Ashish Katiyar,Tushar Joshi and Shweta RavindraGoyal in Mathematics.green, CMS organized 'Green School'awareness programme and seminar atCMS Gomti Nagar auditorium. Theseminar was enthusiastically attended bythe students of 15 campuses of CMS whogained useful knowledge on how to keeptheir school premises clean and green.The seminar was organized by the CMSWorld Unity Education Department. MrR N Bhargava, Chairman cum ManagingDirector, Ecomen Laboratories sparedhis precious time to come in the seminarand enlighten children on environment.in the inter-school dance contestorganized by Krishna Bihari MemorialInstitute, Lucknow and second 'first prize'for being the best dancer by FantasiesSocio-Cultural Organization organized atGanna Sansthan auditorium.Painting contestSwadeshi Dubey, a student of CMS,Aliganj Campus grabbed the first prize in'International Indo-Swiss Painting Contest'and brought glory to the her institution. TheEmbassy of Switzerland had organized thiscompetition.Memory GrandmasterAkshita Mehra, meritorious student ofCMS Gomti Nagar Campus has beenawarded the title of Memory Grandmaster2009 and her name has been added in theIndia Book of Records for her outstandingmemory power.Science AwardsSusheem Rastogi and Rishabh Mehrotra ofCMS Chowk Campus were awardedscience awards by the Science andTechnology Department, U.P. for securinghighest marks in these subjects in ISCBoard Examination 2009.Budding scientistShobhit Garg of CMS RajendraNagar Campus won sciencestudent award for secuirng highestmarks in maths in ISC in 2007-2008 by Science & TechnologyDepartment, U.P.Maths WizardsTwo students of CMS, Indira NagarCampus namely Kiran Yadav and ShrutiYadav won the first prize of InternationalMathematics Competition 'World YouthMathematics Intercity Competition(IWYMIC)' held in SouthAfrica.Debate competitionIshita Thadani and Pushka P.Goswami, students of CMS Indira NagarCampus secured the runner-up shield atAll India Frank Anthony Memorialdebate championship held at UnityCollege. Around 22 contestantscomprising 11 teams from top publicschools had participated in this contest.Sudanese invitationVishwas Singh former studentof CMS Rajendra NagarCampus has been invited bySudanese government to holdprestigious post of Networking engineer.Debate contestRicha Midha of CMSRajendra Nagar Campus wasfirst runner up in the All Indiainter-school Frank AnthonyDebate championship organised bycouncil for ISC Examinations, NewDelhi at Christ Church CollegeChowkAbhishek Singh,student of Class IX-A2wonth3 gold medals in the 19National TaekwondoChampionship held atndrdUjjain on 22 and 23 June.Sanchit Jaiswal of Class V E won arunners up trophy while his ClassmatesKartikeya Sudhir and Ayushi Puri wonsilver medals as merit awards at theth4 state level Mental Arithmeticcompetition organized at CMS KanpurRoad auditorium by ABACUS LearningPrivate Ltd on 16 May.Ariz Siddiqui, student of Class XII-C2won gold medal in singles at the interbranchsenior Badminton championshipheld at CMS Kanpur Road campus. Healso won the gold medal with Pulkit Kohliof Class X in doubles match.The Chowk campus was declared thefirst runnerup of the first round of statelevel All India Frank Anthony debate. Thestudents who represented the campus inthis contest were Nilasha Tandon andShahzad Haider of Class XII.Kanpur RoadSamridh Joshi, Ishan Mohan, ShreyaSinha, Kashish Behl, Pranjal S, Prakarshand Bhavesh won merit awards at theState level UCMAS ABACUS andMentalArithmetic Competition 2009.Atul Jaiswal, a student of Class VII Aparticipated in the third Bachpan trophy –under-12 2009 organized by LucknowCricket Academy, His team, NationalYoungster Cricket club was declared therunners up.Aishwarya of Class VII D, Shubhangi ofIII-D, Mallika A of VII C, Deepank of III G,Mangal of IX E, Khushi of III B andShantanu of Class VII E, Akshay of X D,Sristi of IX C, Sudhanshu of IV H, Harshitaof III G, and Kartikeya of Class IX wonprizes in different events in the inter-branchswimming competition organized at CMSRajajipuram campus.Akshay Dey of Class X-D, Mangal ofClass IX-E, Kartikeya Pal of IX-C, Shantanuof VII E, Shristi of IX C, Mallika of VII C,Karishma of Class VIII and Shivangi of ClassVII won different prizes in various contests atthe regional ASISC swimming competitionorganized byASISC UPregion.Jopling RoadAyushi Sharma, studentof Class VII won secondposition in group III in theinter-branch swimmingcompetition held at CMSRajajipuram campus in 50m backstrokeevent. At the 4th sub-junior national softtennis championship held at Dewas, M.P.from 24 to 28 May organised by AmateurSoft Tennis Federation of India, Ayushi wonthe first prize in team event, 2nd prize inindividual singles and 3rd prize in thedoubles event.On Independence Day, Inter-housespeech competition, patriotic group songcompetition greeting card designcompetition and Class-wise drawingcompetition were organized to mark theoccasion. Peace House was the winner ofgroup song competition while SakshamAgarwal of Love house won the first prizein inter house speech contest and KashiSaxena of Hope House won the first prize ingreeting card competition. In the Class wisedrawing competition the first prize winnerswere: Priyansh Yadav of Class II, GargeeSahu of Class III, Iqra Fatima of Class IV,Aman Awasthi of Class V, Abeera Khan ofClass VI, Ayush Kovid of Class VII andShatakshi Dubey of Class VIII. Investitureceremony of Student Council was also heldon the occasion.Gomti NagarPankhuri Chawla of Class XI won firstprize in inter-school debate competitionASISC UP-UK held at Lucknow PublicCollegiate.Madhusha Mishra of Class XI wonfirst prize in poster making competition byModernAcademy.Agrani Dixit of Class VII won firstprize in inter-school badmintonchampionship (juniors) organized by theInspection Department on 29 June.Many students of the campus wonprizes in the literary competitionExtravaganza 2009 organized by St.Dominic Savio College from 30 July to 1August.Rupal Srivastava of Class XII won firstprize in debate at the InternationalBiotechnology festival, Quest 2009organized by CMS Rajendra NagarCampus I.Varun Srivastava of Class IV securedthe merit scholarship 2009 of HDFC Bankby reaching Silver Plus level.Rajajipuram Campus IIMany students of the campusparticipated in various competitionsorganized by Sanmarg Eventz and wonprize. Among these were, Jayanti Saxena ofClass IV who won first prize in singing anddance, Tushar Mathur of Class VI who wonfirst prize in tabla playing, Tanya Verma ofClass VI who won the first prize in groupdance and a second prize in solo dance, JiyaChaudhari of Kindergarten who won thefirst prize in group dance and the secondprize in duet dance and Suhasi Chaudhariwho won the first prize in solo dance andsecond prize in duet dance competition.Tanya Verma also won the third prize in thesolo dance competition organized by theAroma Eventz.stThe art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery.
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