Vishwa Bharati Public School Ghaziabad Heart & Soul JULY-SEPTEMBER 2021-22
“Life’s not about waiting for the storm to pass… It’s about learning to dance in the rain.” – Vivian Greene
Light upon the skin is a joy. Light upon the flower is a work of art. Light through the rain brings the arching colours of a rainbow. Light brings energy, more in a single drop than we can easily fathom. Light brings the plants to life, its warmth and energy giving the essential ingredient for all that we hold sacred. Perhaps it is our holy grail, not a cup that feeds us all, that fills every cup and bowl. Through darkness comes light, through fear comes love and through pain comes triumph. This is the triumph of the human spirit and it is in every one of us. The struggles and hardships are the gifts, so that we can reach deep down inside of ourselves and discover our inner power and the glory of who we are. The world needs our voice, our message and our experiences so that they can resonate in the hearts of others and give hope and courage to show that it is possible to overcome anything. Let us share our gifts with each other as we will be far richer for the experience.
Pre Primary Porch Self Introduction LKG - 26th July 2021 SKG- 29th July 2021 Self introduction for students refers to a clear, confident, and concise introduction. It explains the student's identity, personality and what things should be known to others. During their self introduction activity students included the name and essential details about themselves. Besides, they also included facts creating an ideal impression of a person. The self-introduction activity helped new acquaintances to students which covered their all aspects.
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Rainy Season SKG – 26th July 2021 LKG -30th July 2021 Each raindrop is a kaleidoscope, if we could only see more closely. We wonder as we walk how it would be to stop time, to suspend this watery gift and peek through each one. Perhaps it would be fun to sit inside those raindrops and take that gravity propelled ride to the earth. We see the rain beads upon the cars, upon each leaf and washing our outstretched fingers. Soon they pull together, forming the puddles, opening up a whole new avenue of rain-related fun. Our tiny tots enjoyed rainy season by participating in the fun filled activities organized, by creating beautiful peacocks and umbrella’s.
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Virtual Tour 30th July 2021 Life in the times of Corona virus means a halt on travel. However a virtual trip can spark intense student interest as well as nurture thinking skills . We all know trips and tours are important for interactive and new learning, social interaction and exposure .So ,to eradicate boredom and enhance knowledge while comfortably sitting at home we organised Virtual Tour for our students. Online technologies have removed the barriers of time and location from the learning activities and experiences available to students. Virtual field trips allow children to engage with and to learn about authentic artifacts and to explore places important to their discipline of study and consistent with their individual learning needs. The students visited different galleries and artifacts on Arts and Culture collection which enhanced their knowledge about Art, History and Science.
Teachers’ Procurement Hindi Presentation 24th July 2021 Ms Jyoti Chauhan of VBPS, Ghaziabad gave her Hindi Presentation on Language teaching methodology in an Intra school presentation organized by VBPS, Noida. She secured 1st position in the event.
Coding Presentation 31st July 2021 Teaching children to code has shown to strengthen their computational thinking skills, thus giving them an advantage in subjects like maths and writing. It also helps foster creativity and builds collaboration skills from an early age. In this view an initiative has been taken by our honourable Vice President Prof Dr R. K. Shivpuri for the students of Vishwa Bharati. A Touch Code- coding workshop was conducted by Orange Pvt Limited for the teachers in this regard. Ms Archana Verma, Ms Rashmi Sharma, Ms Ankita Srivastava and Ms Richa Khare attended this workshop from 21 June to 9 July 2021. An Intra Coding Presentation was organized by VBPS, Noida on 31st July. From Ghaziabad branch of Vishwa Bharati Ms Archana Verma and Ms Rashmi Sharma attended this programme and gave their presentation on Scratch.
‘Jal Hi Jeevan Hai’ A Compaign For Conserving Water 11th August 2021 \"Conserve water! Every drop counts! It takes a lot of blue to stay green. If we don't learn to conserve, we'll all be fish out of water.\" Water is not less than life; it is one of the most important components of earth which keeps us alive. More than 70% of our body constitutes water and is crucial for our regular functioning of the body. Water is the second most important element after air which is needed for all living beings to survive on earth. An initiative to conserve water has been taken by Vishwa Bharati through the commencement of the project “JAL HI JEEVAN HAI” under “SAVE WATER AND IT WILL SAVE YOU” campaign. The campaign encourages students to conserve water, protect waterways and also to celebrate this amazing resource. Throughout the campaign, the children will learn how to conserve water by turning off the tap while brushing teeth, washing fruits and vegetables in a bowl of water, using rejected RO water for watering plants and mopping, checking toilet for leaks, taking shorter showers, etc. With this campaign students and masses will be sensitized about the importance of every drop of water and ways to conserve water .
It will also reduce the wastage of water to overcome the consequences of scarcity of water which will be faced by people in future. The main objective of the save water campaign is to increase awareness among students about the scarcity of clean water and sensitize them about the conservation of water, a precious resource. The campaign aims at reducing everyday water usage rate due to the water crisis in the world.
Inter & Intra School Competitions International Tiger Day Intra School Quiz 29th July 2021 Our students of classes III - V participated in a quiz contest, which was organized by VBPS, Noida on International Tiger Day, to raise awareness about tigers. Our Achievers Class IV - Rudra Thakur Class III- Shubhang Khanna Pragun Dagar Atharv
Resplendence 10th August 2021 Resplendence, an Inter School competition was organized by VBPS, Noida Our Achievers Nitya Arora of class 5 Tanush Juyal of class 1 secured 3rd position respecitively.
National Sports Day Quiz 27th August 2021 On the occasion of National Sports Day our students of classes IV-VI participated in the intra class quiz contest which was based on the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. Our Achievers Class IV- 1st - Yajat Kumar 2nd - Shreyansh Singh 3rd - Akshat Bhatnagar Class V – 1st - Nitya Arora 2nd - Shivesh Shrivastav 3rd - Arnav Thakur Class VI- 1st - Ishanvi Tiwari 2nd - Priyanshi Sinsinwar 3rd - Shimmer Dixit
Coding Classes 7th August 2021 With the advancement in technology over the years, the ability to code is becoming increasingly important. There are so many benefits of coding for students that go much beyond the use of a computer. Living in the 21st-century, children are growing up in a digital era, and coding is a skill that can be used every day. Computer programming is a great way for students to develop their analytical skills and problem-solving abilities. Knowing how to code has numerous benefits when it comes to efficiently programming a computer. Computer programmers can produce a program or an app that could help them solve an everyday problem, or allow them to learn something new. Coding classes were commenced for the students of 4th to 8th for programming languages like Scratch, Python and App Inventor for making their own mobile apps. Through their coding classes the students are in the process of learning patience, practice and perseverance, in order to solve the problems they have.
Hindi Diwas Festival Interschool Competition 14th September 2021 We virtually celebrated Hindi diwas on 14th September by organizing an Inter School Competition. Many reputed schools of Delhi, NCR participated in myriad of activities like Dohavali, Kavyapath, Vyakhyan, Vigyapan, Hasya Ras Kavita, Veer Ras kavita etc. Through these activities students reminded everyone about few interesting facts related to Hindi language. Students highlighted the significance of the language in connecting the citizens of India and spread the message “Hindi hamaari shaan hai; desh ka abhimaan hai.”. This urged everyone to feel proud of our official language, Hindi. The celebration concluded on a positive note that language and culture of any country plays an important role in connecting people thereby making a strong nation. Children thoroughly enjoyed the activities as part of the Hindi Diwas Festival. Our Achievers Class 4 (Dohavali)- Akshat Bhatnagar secured 2nd position Class 5 (Kavyapath)- Sourish Vishwakarma secured 3rd position Class 6 ( Swarachit Kavyapath)- Priyanshi Sinsinwar secured 1st position Class 7 (Vyakhyaan) – Pratishtha Panwar secured 3rd position
Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav 14th August 2021 Our Nation is commemorating the 75th Anniversary of India’s independence this year. A series of events under Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav (AKAM) are being organized by the Govt. of India. The official journey of AKAM commenced on 12th March, 2021 and will end post a year of the 75th anniversary on 15th August, 2023. We are celebrating the Mahotsav as a JanUtsav in the spirit of Jan- Bhagidari. The events under AKAM will revolve around 5 pillars viz. Freedom Struggle, Ideas @75, Achievements @75, Actions @75 and Resolve@75. The Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, Govt. of India is coordinating a number of events during this period, as a part of AKAM. One event was singing “Rashtragaan” and uploading the same on specially designed webpage http://rashtragaan.in by 14th August 2021. Students of Vishwa Bharati, their parents and other family members, teaching and non-teaching staff and their family members participated in the activity with full patriotic spirit and vigour. E-certificates were received by all the participants.
Atulya Bharat ‘Aabhar’ Independence Day Programme 14th August 2021 Vishwa Bharati Public School, Ghaziabad marked the 75th Independence Day with much gaiety and alacrity by paying tribute to Corona Warriors through the programme, Atulya Bharat ‘Aabhar’. The event was set in motion on a virtual platform of You Tube. The wonderful performances of students in historical walk on freedom fighters, patriotic dances ,patriotic poems, key board patriotic songs, skit which was based on self reliant India and documentary on vaccination drive accentuated the uniqueness embedded in the spirit of our country. The programme was highly appreciated by the audience.
Raksha Bandhan Activity 22nd August 2021 'Raksha Bandhan' or 'Rakhi' is a special occasion to celebrate the virtuous bond of love between a brother and a sister which is one of the deepest and noblest of all human emotions. To commemorate this festival, a Rakhi Making Activity and Raksha Bandhan Thali decoration Activity were organized for the students of the Junior Wing. Students made beautiful Rakhis using different articles like silken thread, ribbon, etc. They decorated Thali’s with flowers, kumkum, akshat and sweets.Their artisanship were quite fascinating and children thoroughly enjoyed this activity that tickled their creative side.
Book Buzz 27th August 2021 “Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested.” Reading plays a very vital role in vocabulary building, developing communication skills, word recognition, comprehension (literal, inferential, critical) and oral language development. Promoting the habits and skills of lifelong reading, books were allotted to the children of classes I- VIII for our ‘Book Buzz’ programme. The children illustrated the moral values learned from the story and they were also being motivated to inculcate these values in their daily lives. The tiny scholars took their fanciful ride through the stories of: 1. Lost and found 2. Goat, Dog and Cow 3. Rumpelstiltskin Story 4. The Story of Pocahontas & John smith 5. Cinderella Fairy tale 6. Hansel and Gretel 7. The Sword in the Stone
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Janmashtami 30th August 2021 Janmashtami is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Krishna, one of the most powerful and famous reincarnations of Lord Vishnu. This day indicated the beginning of hope in the older times; hope, that the malicious rule of Kansa would soon end. To seek the blessings of Lord Krishna, Janmashtami was celebrated with mirth and joy. While this religious importance is not lost, this day signifies a lot more to modern India, it signifies excitement, euphoria and a joyous spirit of enthrallment. To celebrate the extraordinary bond between children and the Almighty, we took the opportunity to both jubilate and learn with the young minds. The students dressed up as lord Krishna and Radha, complete with flutes, peacock feathers and matkas. The whizz-kids of Vishwa Bharati participated in a lot of fun-filled activities on the occasion. Class Activity LKG Mukut making, Decoration of Dahi Handi SKG Decoration of Bansuri Ist Dress up like Radha- Krishna 2nd & 3rd Making and decoration of Krishna’s flute 4th & 5th Decoration of Dahi Handi 6th, 7th, 8th Decoration of Jhoola/Creation of Village scene
Teachers’ Day 5th September “Education breeds confidence. Confidence breeds hope. Hope breeds peace.” - Confucius Teachers are God’s gift to students. Students are God’s gift to teachers. Teachers and students are God’s gift to this world. Like every year, this year also we celebrated Teacher’s Day to honour the birth anniversary of a brilliant mentor, a teacher by profession, the first Vice President and second President of independent India, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Our students celebrated the day which is marked as a tribute to the role played by the educators in society with great fun and fervour. They expressed their appreciable gestures through their fantastic cards, marvellous speeches and melodious singing and dancing. It was an amazing day full of fun and frolic.
Digging Science August 2021 Contagious Intelligence Lets enjoy the fruit of Science!!! Science has achieved more for the emancipation of masses than the wisdom of sages. It is the only subject which has brought revolutionary changes in our lives since antiquity. So, our students have unveiled their innovative creations and represented their efforts through Science models and experiments using materials readily available at home in this current pandemic scenario. Teaching technological literacy, critical thinking and problem-solving through science education gives students the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in school and beyond. Our school has always excelled in developing a scientific rational thinking which has led to this Newsletter. Without Science, there may be no truth, no miracles, no comforts. So, by developing Scienctific attitude and innovative thinking we can develop a new approach in our children for future.
Virtual Tour An Amazing Experience Our School VBPS, Ghaziabad organized an interesting virtual tour for the students of our class on 30th July 2021. It was an amazing experience after a long pandemic time. I enjoyed watching famous monuments and places like Cellular jail, Vivekananda Rock memorial, Taj Mahal Agra, Hawa Mahal Jaipur etc. and that too sitting at my own place. At times I felt that I was actually at the same place. It was really good to see all my friends wearing colourful caps and goggles. We even had delicious snacks and juices together in virtual mode. All together it was a different, wonderful and a lifetime experience for all of us. I am really grateful to my teachers and school authorities organizing such a beautiful virtual tour and making learning so joyous for us in these difficult pandemic time. Akshat Bhatnagar 4A
Virtual Tour I went on a virtual tour of the famous places of each state and Union territory of our country and explored various interesting facts about the same.I was very fascinated to know more about some places I didn’t knew much about earlier. I myself bolong to Srinagar and was pulled back to my roots seeing the Hari Parbat fort of Srinagar. It is such a remarkable structure surrounded by much greenery and fresh clear air. It serves a panoramic view of the whole city which makes me want to travel and experience it for myself soon. I was wowed by the Tibetan Architecture of the Leh Palace of Ladakh. I learned about it’s museums which showcase the ancient artefacts of the place like paintings, ceremonial costumes, jewellery etc. I studied about the Hadimba Devi Temple situated in the hills of Manali and how it’s dedicated to Hadimba Devi.I would love to know more and visit such mythological places of my country. Another one of my favourite place was the Golden Temple of Amritsar, Punjab. I was mesmerised by how the temple gets reflected in the black waters of the pond around it, it just looks so magical. It warms my heart how the temple serves langar to all homeless people visiting it free of cost. The best way of utilising the donations. My capital city Delhi is no less ,as I saw the historic Qutub Minar. It still stands tall despite all adverse natural calamities. Another one of the mythological place I found interesting was the Badrinath Temple. How it’s perched high up in the mountains of Himalayas. Just another one of the loveliest architectural heritage monument of my country that I’m proud of.. Samiksh kaul 4A
Raksha Bandhan Raksha Bandhan is a festival in which a sister ties a rakhi around her brother’s wrist. Raksha Bandhan symbolizes love and protection. This year we celebrated it on August 22. On this day my brother gave gifts to me and we also enjoyed sweet dishes with our family. My school also celebrated Raksha Bandhan, in which I decorated thali and wore ethnic dress and happily participated in the event. I thank my school and my teachers for making this festival a memorable one. Raksha Bandhan is the most enjoyable festival for me and I enjoyed this festival with my brother and shared lots of love and bonding with him. Smriti Gupta 2B Raksha Bandhan Hello Everyone, This year on 22nd August we celebrated Raksha Bandhan in our school and home in a glorious way.VBPS, Ghaziabad organized the Raksha Bandhan celebration and I had the opportunity to present my creativity in a form of a decorated Rakhi Thali which my sister later used while tying Rakhi on my wrist.Raksha Bandhan is a festival of exchanging love and affection among brothers and sisters.My sisters tied beautiful Rakhis on my wrist, offered delicious sweets and we have exchanged so many beautiful presents.I am really thankful to my school, teachers and my family for making this year Raksha Bandhan as memorable one. Thank you, Arjun Mathur 2A
Janmashtami Festivals are an expressive way to celebrate glorious heritage culture and tradition. It brings message of love tolerance, understanding, peace, harmony and happiness. Krishna Janmashtami or Gokul ashtami is a Hindu festival commemorating the birth of Krishna, the eighth incarnation of lord Vishnu. Lord Krishna was born to protect the world from evils and remove all the sufferings throughout his life he played different roles as a teacher, mentor, lover, deity, friends etc. Doing activities related to festival helps children to understand the occasions significance and make awake of the world in more fun ways. Along with the enthusiasm and fun qualities like sensitivity, creativity and togetherness also fulfill. Inspired by this, students of Vishwa Bharati Public school, Ghaziabad had flute decoration as one of the activity on Janmashtami. VBPS provides us right kind of education system which is based on moral ethics. I would like to thank my teachers for all the fun activities they include in the class to enhance learning, providing the fact that the learning can indeed be fun. They gave their best especially during covid -19 pandemic and helped us to bloom, blossom and thrive. Tanush Tickoo 3B
Janmashtami The students of Vishwa Bharati Public School Ghaziabad celebrated Janmashtami through digital platform to understand the importance of Lord Krishna's teachings of life in contemporary times. Our teachers illustrated the fact that whenever there will be dominance of malevolence ‘He’ that is Lord Krishna will reincarnate to destroy the evil and save the good. The message motivated students through teachings of Bhagwad Geeta to primarily work tirelessly with perseverance without worrying about the result. In classes different activities to emphasise the teachings of Lord Krishna were carried out to celebrate the festival of Janmashtami. The students expressed their creativity through the medium of various craft activities like decorating the divine Krishna cradle, flute, curd pot and crowns. Krishna Janmashtami is a festival commemorating the birth of Lord Krishna. Students witnessed the virtual Janmashtami celebration held in classes. All the students were beautifully donned up as Krishna and Radha. They were accessorized with colourful bangles, odhnis, peacock crowns to set the Janmashtami mood. Our teachers instilled value of self worth and introspection in the students as they wished them happy Janmashtami. The day progressed with the warm wishes for Krishna Janamashtami . Avigyan Sharma 3A
Teacher’s Day On 5th September we celebrated Teachers' day in our school. A teacher is one who teach us a lesson of life.... VBPS, Ghaziabad organized Teachers' day celebration and we have taken part in many class activities organized on the day. W e played games in class which was the most interesting part of the day. It was a memorable day. As students, many teachers and educators will pass through our lives. But, a few special will leave a lasting impression. Thank you to all my teachers for being our educators. You all will live on forever in the minds and hearts of the students. I may not have always shown it, but I’m grateful to have had such an awesome teachers like you all. Thank you for setting a great example and all the wisdom you all have shared. RIDHAAN GOEL 1B Teachers’ Day Like every year on 5th September we celebrated Teachers' day in our school or home in a beautiful way.VBPS Ghaziabad organized the Teachers' day celebration and I took part in Card making activity and made a beautiful card for my lovely and supportive teachers. My class teacher also gave us a wonderful opportunity to perform in the class. I enjoyed a lot with my friends.I am really thankful to my school, teachers and my family for making this Teachers' day very joyful. Tanush juyal 1B
Atulya Bharat - Aabhar As we all know that we celebrate our Independence Day every year on 15th August. Independence Day commemorates the Valour and spirit of the freedom fighters who fought for the Independence of the nation from British rule. This Day is recognised for national Pride and honour. Like every year, this year also we celebrated Independence with full zeal by paying our heartfelt tribute to our Corona warriors who are working seamlessly in the pandemic situation through our programme Atulya Bharat- Aabhar. The programme was organized on virtual platform. We students of all classes participated enthusiastically in myriad of activities organized by the school. A play on self-reliant India was enacted by our fellow students. Few students portrayed themselves as Corona Warriors like doctors, nurses, teachers, scientists and so on. Patriotism was in the air and we all were in ecstasy for being the part of this programme. Pratishtha 7A
Book Buzz \"One good book is worth a hundreds good friends and a good friend is worth a library \" I am a Vishwa Bharatian and I am proud and honoured to be a part of e - newsletter. The story of Pocahontas, John Smith and the Chief Powhatan portrays that no good can be achieved by hurting anyone. The character of Pocahontas depicts that she was a very kind - hearted , simple , generous and a caring girl. John Smith’s character shows him to be a brave and courageous leader . On the other hand , Chief Powhatan was an energetic and powerful ruler but at the same time, he was cruel towards his subjects. The story tells us of the time when and how Powhatan saved the life of settler John Smith, from her father’s cruel hands. Therefore, we should always be good to everyone and extend a helping hand whenever required. We should always strive to be a better human being and follow humanity. Simran Shekhar 5A The Library Activity- Book Buzz Vishwa Bharati Public School has introduced a library activity for students. I like this activity because now we can read stories and learn moral values from it. The first story that we read was story of Pocahontas and John Smith. This is a very interesting story. The moral value I learnt from this story is by hurting others we will not get anything. Never try to become chief to other people, be kind to others and help each other. Now I learnt this value so I am going to use this in my daily life by not hurting anyone, to be kind and respectful to others. We should not become King to anyone but should help others. Thank you for giving me this opportunity to express myself. Lohith Saravanan 5A
Coding Classes Last two years of this century has seen unprecedented events in the history of mankind. COVID-19 pandemic caused a series of lock downs, night curfews, overloaded healthcare system, millions of deaths, panic and what not. Every daily life activity has changed significantly in the way used to be in pre-covid era e.g. industrial workforce is working remotely from home, students are taking online classes, doctors are giving consultation on video calls, etc. This was all made possible through the global network of Internet and several electronic gadgets like smart phones, tablets, etc. Mobile app is the new buzz word for everywhere. Gauging this fast-paced changes in the digital landscape, our school took new initiative of coding classes. These coding classes had been very exciting from day 1. We are learning to make mobile apps for Android phones. We all are going through a great learning curve to keep pace with the changing in time. Now the world has changed, and it has changed for good. There is no doubt that so many people lost their lives but now we are much better prepared to take up new challenges with the help of computer programming and coding. ISHANVI TIWARI 6A
“JAL HI JEEVAN HAI” Water is the most important natural resource made available by mother earth to the human . It is important for existence of life and maintaining ecological balance . Life on earth without water cannot be imagined and history is replete with war fought between civilization over water . Although , earth consitutes 71% of water but we use its 2.5% only. Our school has started a campaign for saving water, and against its wastage. Through this campaign we are learning that how we can save every drop of water more wisely and we are taking all the measures to save and reuse the waste water. Instead of wasting it , we should use it for plantation , for washing , for bathing , for cooking and for other required things. Being motivated from this campaign I reuse the waste RO water by watering my plants. While brushing my teeth I ensure that water tap is closed properly for that period of time. We are also using the waste water for mopping the floor. I also share my activities to my friends and family members about saving the water and how we can use the waste water more wisely. Water is also used in industry and for generating electricity . Adequate measures must be taken by the authorities towards optimal usage of water and methods like rain water harvesting must be implemented in order to ensure future availability of one of the nature’s most valuable resource . Sanskriti singh 8A
हिन्दी दिवस \"हिंदी का सम्मान देश का सम्मान\" ~महात्मा गांधी भाषा अपने विचारों को व्यक्त करने का माध्यम है। हमारी राष्ट्र भाषा हिंदी है। भारत में २२ भाषाओं को मान्यता प्राप्त है। जिनमें से हिंदी सर्वाधिक बोली जाने वाली भाषा है।भारतीय संविधान सभा ने १४ सितंबर १९४९ को यह निर्णय लिया कि हिन्दी भारत की राष्ट्र भाषा होगी। इस महत्वपूर्ण निर्णय के महत्व को प्रतिपादित करने तथा हिंदी को हर क्षेत्र में प्रसारित करने के लिए राष्ट्र भाषा प्रचार समिति वर्धा के अनुरोध पर सन् १९५३ से संपूर्ण भारतवर्ष में प्रतिवर्ष १४ सितंबर ‘हिंदी दिवस’ के रूप में मनाया जाता है। इस निर्णय के महत्व को हर क्षेत्र में प्रसारित करने के लिए १९५३ से भारत में १४ सितंबर को हर वर्ष हिंदी दिवस मनाया जाता है। हिंदी को यह दर्जा इतनी आसानी से नहीं मिल गया था। इसके लिए लंबी लड़ाई चली थी, जिसमें व्यौहार राजेन्द्र सिंह ने अहम भूमिका निभाई थी। यह भी रोचक है कि व्यौहार राजेन्द्र सिंह के ५०वें जन्मदिवस अर्थात् १४ सितंबर १९४९ को ही हिंदी को भारत की राष्ट्र भाषा का दर्जा मिला। इस हिंदी दिवस पर मैंने एक अन्तर्विद्यालयी प्रतियोगिता में भाग लिया था। मैंने एक हास्य रस की कविता प्रस्तुत की जिसका शीर्षक था- ‘’हाय रे परीक्षा!’’ इस कविता में बच्चों के सबसे बड़े डर अर्थात् परीक्षा और उनके माता-पिता की अपेक्षाओं के बारे में बताया गया था। इस प्रतियोगिता में मैंने द्वितीय स्थान प्राप्त किया था। मुझे यह कविता प्रस्तुत करते समय बहुत खुशी हो रही थी, ऐसा लग रहा था कि मैं अपने बारे में ही बता रहा हूँ। सौरिश विश्र्वकर्मा ५अ
हिन्दी दिवस हमारे विद्यालय विश्व भारती पब्लिक स्कू ल में, हिंदी दिवस के उपलक्ष्य पर, १४ सितंबर २०२१ को अन्तर्विद्यालयी दोहावली प्रतियोगिता २०२१ का आयोजन किया गया । इस प्रतियोगिता में विभिन्न विद्यालयों के अनेक छात्रों ने बड़े उत्साह से भाग लिया। दोहों के माध्यम से छात्रों ने समाज को एक नई दिशा प्रदर्शित करने का उत्तम प्रयास किया । प्रत्येक दोहा अपने अंदर अथाह अर्थ समाए हुए होता है, और हमें जीवन का बहुमूल्य ज्ञान प्रदान करता है । इस प्रतियोगिता से छात्रों ने वास्तविक सत्य के ज्ञान का लयात्मक तरीके से अर्जन किया। इस तरह के आयोजन हमें हमारी संस्कृ ति और भाषा की सुंदरता से साक्षात्कार कराते हैं। अक्षत भटनागर ४अ
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