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“I met Sir C V Raman when I was11 years old”

Interview with a

Page-14Bharat Ratna Prof C N R Rao

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Shining

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Editorial

(Dr. Mala Kapoor) Founder & Director Principal

Onset of Summer’s musk is welcomed by Silverliners,

besotted with our signature exemplary academic performance.It's indeed a matter of great pride to underline that 20 Shining Silverliners achieved more than 90% in Class XII results in their respective streams. Adding to that, 14 of their younger lot in Class X achieved CGPA 10! It is matter of great joy to note that we are winning and growing with more exemplary academic performance by every passing year. Arrival of Hindu-Solar New Year adds new spectrum of our undying zeal and inspire even better performance for the times ahead.Baisakhi holds a place of great importance among all, as the earth stands adorned with the colours of life, energy, and joy. The fields are full and the benevolence of nature is manifested with fields full of grain crops ready to be harvested. Undoubtedly legacy of Mother Earth that we continue to bestow on our children. In an inclusive concern we celebrated the India Hybrid Week. The Green Crusaders took up the project of Network 18 with a mission to create a mindset change in people about the use of fossil fuels, alternate technologies, greener planet and the triple bottom line with Anil Kumble our Indian Star Cricketer of yesteryears, endorsing this campaign. The entire activity provided an enriching learning experience. Our experiential learning trips include visits to places of social significance and provide an ecstasy of life to the young hearts.The environment and ambience we create fosters learning as it provides the students with opportunities to explore and grow through situations that challenge them to identify their strengths and reinforce them.I extend my best wishes to all the zealots as they go forthwith as responsible leaders set out on the task of nation building. While we are grateful to the members on board we are equally obliged to the various service providers who go selflessly teaching, touching and transforming lives.

With Best Wishes!!

“April hath put a spirit of youth in everything.”

Willliam Shakespeare (Sonnet XCVIII)

India hybrid week......................................................3

Snippet news................................................................4

Brilliant performers in pcm2017............................5

Brilliant performers in biology 2017....................6

Brilliant performers in commerce 2017..............6

Class - x 14 student secured 10 CGPA.................7

Shining Silverliners....................................................8-9

“I met sir c v raman when i was 11 years old” .10-11

Work shop ntse...........................................................11

Training the Trainers ................................................12

Baisakhi celebration.................................................13

Group dance competition .....................................14-15

Inter House Mixed Group Dance Competition For

Class Vii & Viii................................................................16-17

Inter House Group Dance Competition For Class Iiv

& V(NNB)........................................................................18-20


& V(KNB).........................................................................21


& V(SSB)..........................................................................22-23

Lunchbox recipe.........................................................24

Investiture ceremony................................................25

Kalpavriksha wikipedia corner..............................26

MIE Workshop............................................................27

Finland Workshop......................................................27

Mother's day celebration........................................28

Nursery Nook .............................................................23-30

Hidden treasure..........................................................31

Activities Ahead.........................................................32


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India Hybrid Week

“Mother Earth is not what we inherit from our grandparents, but what

we borrow from our children.” It is with this thought and philosophy that Network 18 is taking up a crusade to engage with all stakeholders to create a mindset change about the use of fossil fuels, alternate technologies, greener planet and the triple bottom line.An Essay writing competition and a painting competition was organised in school which was recorded by CNBC TV 18. One winner from each, Kawaljeet Singh Batra and Muskan Bansal both from Cl XI were invited to the CNBC-TV18 studios for an interaction with leaders of the Hybrid technology world.

The winners were escorted by our Art Faculty, Mrs Kajal Saxena.Children participated in the interactive conversation on India 2030: What can the next generation do for the future of India. Former Cricketer Anil Kumble who is endorsing this campaign met our winners.It was a great learning experience for all of them.


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Age and Brain power don’t go hand in hand

The brain works better when exposed to challenges. This is the theory that was behind a research conducted on 128 adults whose ages ranged between 59 and 80 years. Multi tasking is surely the best way to improve brain power i.e at least two jobs done simultaneously boosts the brain. This is further supported with MRI reports during the experiments done by Chelsea Wong at the University of Illinois. The best part of working up the brain is that there is better executive response and also improved cardio-respiratory health in the adults. This finding could have direct benefit to senior citizen who now can consciously keep themselves more active thinking-wise.

Are we programmed to be lazy?The works of Jessica Selinger at Simon Fraser University’s Locomotion Laboratory throws light on the fact as to why humans are lazy. Our ancestors believed in saving physical energy in order to gear up for the next hunt and we link ourselves to this lazy phase often. Shortcuts especially while walking or reaching a destination are proof enough as to why we choose a short movement to save our energy. Experiments conducted on humans indicate that we are capable of modifying our rhythm and energy well. This was proved when humans were interfaced with the exoskeleton of wired robots. Energy is worked out by the subconscious mind which optimizes with the help of our nervous system. We actually choose an efficient number of steps when we want to work out. So, next time, when someone complains you are lazy, you know why!

Beware of a 30,000 year old giant virusThe permafrost at Siberia reveals a giant virus Mollivirus sibericum which still has the potential to infect amoebas. This is at least 30,000 years old and was active during the Stone Age. Usually a virus is tiny but this is a giant one and the only solace is that it does not affect humans. The excessive melting of the frost as well as drilling ice lands may result in the virus getting active. The pathogenic viruses like small pox can be rendered active if it gains contact with these viruses. Jean-Michel Claverie and Chantal Abergel - Scientists at National Center for Scientific Research at Aix-Marseille University in France believe industrialization is the main reason.

Platform details on demandIn an initiative that will be a relief to passengers and their loved ones, the Chennai railway station will now allow passengers and their friends to get platform details of departing and arriving trains via SMS. The user needs to send an SMS to 139 with the train number to get the details.Alternatively, the users can also download the National Train Enquiry System (NTES) app to get the information.

Paridhi Saxena


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Paridhi Saxena96.2 %

PCM TOPPER

Anjali Pandey90.8%

Anshika Agrawal93.0

Anushka Garg92.0%

Arpit Agrawal 90.6%

Aysha Bhatia91.4%

Ayush Yadav91.8%

Hemant Jain93.0%

Kartik Verma92.0%

Omansh Mathur93.4 %

Prakhar Kulshrestha92.4%

Pranav Agarwal90.8%

Ritika Jain92.8%

Shriti Sengupta95.8 %


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Arundhati Tayal95.0%

Tanya Srivastava93.2%

Bharat Khurana95.2%


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Got 1st Position in Under 17 Basketball Championship held at Sambhu Dayal College, Ghaziabad. 28 Teams Participated.

Got 2nd Place in 20th Senior Netball State Level championship held at DLW Varanasi on 24-26 June 2017.

Shining Silverliners

School has organised a Summer Camp

to promote the traditional game Pitthu

List of selected Participants for Pitthu CompetitionS.No. Name Class Student's Name

1 Heena Goel X First Keeper for International

2 Tanvi Garg X First Front Shooter

3 Avika Sharma XI First Pittu Breaker

4 Shreya Garg XIFirst Captain for National and First All Rounder

5 Khushi & Virangna X

First Captain Representing at State Level


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List of selected Participants for Pitthu CompetitionS.No. Name Class Student's Name

1 Heena Goel X First Keeper for International

2 Tanvi Garg X First Front Shooter

3 Avika Sharma XI First Pittu Breaker

4 Shreya Garg XIFirst Captain for National and First All Rounder

5 Khushi & Virangna X

First Captain Representing at State Level

Shining Silverliners!!!DISTRICT BASKET BALL

CHAMPIONSHIPName ClassKrishna Guar XIBPriyan Dhaiya XIBNikit Yadav XIAHarshit Bhasin XIDRhythm Aggarwal XIDYashashvi Rohilla XIDArpit Kanchan XIDMillan Chaudhary XIIDAnurag Chauhan XIIESamaksh Tyagi XIDHarshit Dhariwal XIIBRashal Bhati XDShubh Gupta XIA

Venue : Sambhu Dayal Inter College, GhaziabadParticipants Name:

Four students were selected in Basket Ball State Championship.

Silver Line Prestige School Won Third Prize in District Basket Ball Championship U-19 Boys & Girls organized by District Basketball Association, Ghaziabad. Thirty Team participated in this tournament.

DISTRICT CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP

II Ranking District Chess Championship organ-ised by District Chess Association, GhaziabadVenue : KDB Public School, Ghaziabad

Upasna Singhal Class XIB : Third Place

Shlok Garg Class XIIE : Seventh Place & won Rs. 500/- Cash Prize

INTER SCHOOL SKATTING CHAMPIONSHIP

Inter School Skating Championship organised by Saraswati Sishu Vidya Mandir, Meerut

Abhinav Goel Class VID :Won Gold Medal

in 500 Mtr. Quads. : Won Silver Medal in 300 Mtrs. Quads.

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Chintamani Nagesa Ramachandra Rao, also more popularly knownas C N R Rao is currently the Head of the Scientific Advisory Council to the Prime Minister of India. Mr Rao has mainly worked in solid state and structural chemistry. He holds honorary doctorates from over 60 universities. In 2014, he was conferred with the Bharat Ratna which is the highest civilian award in our country. He is the third scientist after Sir C V Raman and former President A P J Abdul Kalam to be bestowed this honour.Mr CNR Rao, born in Bangalore was a child prodigy. He was an only child and was home tutored by his mother till he was 6 years old. He directly entered middle class where he was the youngest in the class but it did not prevent him from teaching his classmates. He passed his lower secondary exam when he was 10 years old and as a reward his father gave him 4 annas. He finished SSLC in another three years. At 17, he obtained the bachelors degree with a first class. He obtained a masters in Chemistry from the BHU at the age of 19. He did his PhD from Purdue University. True to form he completed his PhD in less than 3 years! In 1954, his first research paper was published in the Agra University Journal of Research.In this exclusive interview with Young Pioneer, Mr Rao walks us through memory lane including an incident where he met Sir C V Raman as an eleven year old. He also explains the lessons from life, the challenges faced by today’s children and society and how they can be overcome.

Young Pioneer (YP): You have achieved so much in your life. Are you contented?

C N R Rao : I have had the opportunity to carry out teaching and research in chemistry and advance materials for many years. I am extremely happy about this and I must say I am satisfied with what I have done. In science and in many other areas, there is no limit to excellence. So, one keeps on trying to improve further. I considered scientific research is one which has a limitless ladder of excellence. I am still climbing.

YP: Whom or what do you attribute your success to?

C N R Rao : Well whatever little success I have had, is mainly because of my deep interest in doing something in my subject and also publishing as many good papers as possible, comparable to the best in the world. I have been inspired by people like Michael Faraday who always felt that publishing good papers is very important. I still keep publishing at the age of 81.

YP: Have you had any setback in your life? How did you overcome it?

C N R Rao : Life has ups and downs, but one has to take them as they come and continue to work in the areas of where one has passion to accomplish something. One should not allow problems in life to interfere with one’s major interests.

YP: An incident about your school days that you relish

C N R Rao :From my school days, one of the things I particularly remember is my meeting Prof. C.V. Raman. I was 11 years old. He had asked two or three of the students to visit him in his laboratory at Indian Institute of Science. This was in the year 1945. I still remember spending almost an hour with Prof. Raman in his laboratory. It made a big impression on me.

YP: What do you think are the challenges faced by the children of today?

C N R Rao : Today’s children have many challenges. First

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of all, we have confused the children. They have to take too many exams and they have got too many pressures from society and parents. The society and parents want them to study a particular subject whether they are interested in it or not. For example in Bangalore, parents push children generally to take up engineering or medicine. It is unfortunate that a country of this size has to have a situation where we do not allow children to pursue what they like. This country requires poets, philosophers, economists as well as scientist and engineers. I feel that children should be able to pick what they want and excel in those areas.

YP: If you were to give a tribute to your favourite teacher…

C N R Rao : I still remember my wonderful teachers in high school. Some of them would show demonstrations in class and even allowed me to do one or two small experiments. I was inspired by my school teachers in science.

YP: If you had an opportunity to start your life again, what path would you choose?

C N R Rao : If I have to live all over again, I would still be a scientist. I have enjoyed being a scientist. I would not like any change in my profession. What has been lucky for me is that I chose this. When I started my independent career as a scientist, as a member of the faculty at the

Indian Institute of Science in 1959. I decided to take up a new area where there were very few people working. Taking the lonely road has been of great benefit. Today, this subject has become a main stream subject and I am considered to be one of the grandfathers of this area.

YP: If you had an opportunity to change one thing about our country, what would it be?

C N R Rao : There are many things that we have to change in the country but the most important of all according to me is that our society should change its value system where it respects scholarship and education more than other things. Education and science do not figure in the value system of our society today.

YP: What is your plan for the future?

C N R Rao : My plan for the future is to continue to work in science as long as I can, if possible till the last day. This is the only prayer I have.

YP: How much time do you devote yourself?

C N R Rao : I spend many hours working in the laboratory and thinking about my work. One thing about one’s passion in science is that even though one is not actually working or writing at a given time, the undercurrent is always related to something one is interested in. I even now keep coining sentences and phrases in my dreams for a paper that I would be writing.

TRAINING THE TRAINERSWorkshop on Classroom

Management

and Lesson Planning for teachers

To made the class room learning more interactive and effective, SLPS organized a workshop on Classroom

Management and Lesson Planning for its faculty members. The resource person was Mr. J.K. Singh who has years of rich experience in academic support and teacher training.Through this workshop, he discussed and shared the best methods adopted for class room management and how the best potential of the students can be extracted by giving them very congenial environment. He laid emphasis on incorporating Multiple Intelligences, Bloom’s taxonomy and life skills while planning lessons.The workshop helped in reinforcing to what was already being done in the classrooms.All teachers agreed with Mr. Singh that a teacher can play an important role in a student’s life connecting with him with kindness, inspiration to make them great students.

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Dr. Mangala Vaid also attended a workshop on Management Imperative for Educational Institutions (Human Resource Management). This workshop included the Behavioural Anchoring, Team building and Human Resource Management

Workshop on Management Imperative for Educational Institutions

A group of 25 educationists including Dr. Mangala Vaid, Director Operations & Vice Principal (SSB) had visited Finland in May'17 to study Finnish Education

System. The group visited different schools of pre primary to senior level, Teacher Education Colleges and University and interacted with School staff and students to experience the uniqueness of their school education model which is rated best in the world. They also examined the best practices through presentations and had opportunities to have a dialogue with key experts.

Visit to Finland to study the Best rated Education System of the world

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Baisakhi CelebrationNehru Nagar Branch

Kavi Nagar Branch

Sr. Secondary Branch

Baisakhi Celebration Seniors

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Group Dance Competition for Class VI

SUNDARAM HOUSEFIRST POSITION

S.No. Name Class1 Ananya Sharma VIA2 Radhika Tondon VIA3 Somya Singhal VIA4 Ojas Jain VIB5 Asmi Gupta VIB6 Krish Singh VIB7 Ashmit Kaur VIC8 Sara B Sirohi VIC9 Muskan Yadav VIC10 Megha Dutta VID11 Anupreksha Jain VID12 Tamanna sharma VID13 Shreya Gupta VID14 Sanchai Sharma VID15 Divyanshi Gupta VID16 Yatharth Chaudhary VIE17 Chirag Mittal VIE18 Lavanya Kaushik VIE19 Peehu Sharma VIF20 Gauri Garg VIC21 Peehu sharma VIF

SRIJANAM HOUSESECOND POSITION

S.No. Name Class1 Aryan Keswani VIA2 Raghav Gupta VIA3 Krish Arora VIA4 Pahunee Garg VIB5 Shivansh Chawla VIB6 Vibhor Tiwari VIB7 Manya singhal VIC8 Shristi Sharma VID9 Rakshit Joshi VID10 Vanshika Agarwal VID11 Gungun Garg VID12 Saksham Garg VIE13 Divya Kishore VIE14 Bakshish Singh VIF15 Mahi Gupta VIF16 Pranit Saxena VIF17 Rudraksh Tare VIF18 Anant goel VIF19 Saiaurya Gaur VIE20 Tanishq sharma VIE21 Lavish Yadav VIB

RESULT OF INTER HOUSE MIXED GROUP DANCE COMPETITION CLASS- VI

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SATYAM HOUSETHIRD POSITION

S.No. Name Class1 Dhawal Arjun Agarwal VIA2 Nikita Sharma VIA3 Riya Bassi VIA4 Vani Goel VIA5 Akshaj Sharma VIA6 Charchit Garg VIB7 Aakarsh Pandey VIB8 Naman Singhal VIB9 Madhav Munjal VIB10 Akaisha Thapan VIC11 Archie Jindal VIC12 nimisha goel VIC13 Avika Singh VIC14 Prisha Aneja VIC15 Karan Kumar VIC16 Avish Agarwal VIE17 Akshita Singh VID18 Somya Lath VID19 Diya Mourya VIE20 Shreya Kanchan VIE21 Ananya Singhal VIF22 Tarushi Agarwal VIF

SHIVAM HOUSESECOND POSITION

S.No. Name Class1 Priyansha Shahi VIA2 Roopakshi Singh VIA3 Khanak Sharma VIA4 Tanvi Tyagi VIA5 Anjali Yadav VIA6 Aadhya Tyagi VIB7 Krish Gupta VIB8 Aryan Ruhela VIB9 Shourya Verma VIB10 Priyanshi Verma VIC11 Ashi Rahi VIC12 Monika Jain VID13 Anu Thakur VID14 Jitarth Pathak VID15 Sparsh Garg VID16 Soumay Jain VIE17 Aman Yadav VIE18 Vansh Aggarwal VIE19 Rajul Tyagi VIE20 Siddhant Kaushik VIE21 Ananya Sharma VIE22 Avanya Madaan VIF

Group Dance Competition for Class VIRESULT OF INTER HOUSE MIXED GROUP DANCE COMPETITION CLASS- VI

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On the poised occasion of Baisakhi, Silver Line Prestige School got the privilege to welcome the Teams from South Africa( under 19) accompanied by half section German team.

These teams have won several Indian Equestrians Tent pegging events by their consistent and disciplined performances. The delegates were warmly welcomed by the students and the teachers in a traditional manner.Baisakhi marks the beginning of the harvest season and also ushers in prosperity and happiness all around.

INTER HOUSE mixed GROUP DANCE COMPETITION for classes vii & viii

SATYAM HOUSEFIRST POSITION

S.No. Name Class1 Kritika Goel VIIA2 Anushka Madan VIID3 Deepanshi Garg VIID4 Harshita Billa VIIE5 Niharika Sharma VIIIB6 Tejas Pal VIIIB7 Tanisha Jain VIIIB8 Ayushi Sharma VIIIC9 Jia Grover VIIID

10 Vaishnavi sharma VIIID11 Nehal Kashyap VIIIE12 Vrishti Arya VIIIE13 Khushi Sinha VIIIE14 Ayush Pateriya VIIA15 Harsh Sharma VIIA16 Rudransh Singh VIIA17 Vidhan Garg VIIB18 Aarin Tyagi VIIC19 Lakshay Goel VIIE20 Ramyak Jain VIIE21 Aryan Dahiya VIIIA22 Ansh Babbar VIIIB23 Eeshan Gupta VIIIC

RESULT OF INTER HOUSE MIXED GROUP DANCE COMPETITION

SHIVAM HOUSESECOND POSITION

S.No. Name Class1 Khushi Gupta VIIIA2 Aaradhya Gupta VIIIA3 Anshika Sharma VIIIA4 Arpita Mehra VIIIA5 Shreya Bansal VIIIA6 Tanishka Tyagi VIIIB7 Anshika Goswami VIIIC8 Chahat Garg VIIIC9 Kashish Kataria VIIID

10 Shreya Tyagi VIIID11 Ayushi Aggarwal VIIIE12 Adrika Mann VIIE13 Rimjhim Garg VIIE14 Dakshayini VIIE15 Krish Bathla VIIB16 Parv Narendra VIIC17 Yash Rana VIIIB18 Ansh Jha VIIIE19 Piyush Goel VIIIB20 Jaskaran Singh VIID21 Avika Vats VIIC22 Stuti Gupta VIIE23 Tanya Huria VIIB24 Manjot Malhotra VIIA

The students of class XII were highly imbibed with the spirit of the festival and showcased their fervour in the form of a dance performance which not only applauded by the students but also appreciated by the guests of the day.As the school believes in building the team spirit for which several co-scholastic activities are planned and incorporated throughout the academic year. Inter House Group Dance Competition of classes VII and VIII is one of such activities that boosts up the spirit of working together. The students got the opportunity to exhibit their talent in front of the esteemed guests who were also the part of this event who could not resist themselves to tap their feet on rhythmic numbers. The impromptu performance of the team members was the highlight of the day which got a huge applause from the audience.Though all the houses got an appreciation for their enthusiastic performances but the Satyam House bagged the winner’s trophy. The event was followed by an interactive session where the visiting teams, shared and exchanged their ideas with the teachers and the students present there.

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SRIJANAM HOUSESECOND POSITION

S.No. Name Class1 Priyanshu Sharma VIIIA2 Rashi Verma VIIIA3 Vanya Garg VIIIB4 Diya Tandon VIIIB5 Suhani Pratap VIIIC6 yuvika Kasana VIIIC7 Umang Tyagi VIIIC8 Pohaldeep Singh VIIIE9 Dev Arora VIIIE10 Sidak Khosla VIIA11 Divyanshi Mishra VIIA12 Aryan Gupta VIIA13 Radhika Saxena VIIA14 Vanshika Barara VIIA15 Suhani Shyam VIIB16 Pratyaksha Gupta VIIB17 Naveya Garg VIIB18 Ashmeet Rahi VIIB19 Shivi Gupta VIIC20 Shriyansh Goswami VIID21 Aranya Kohli VIID22 Palak Bansal VIID23 Abhijeet Kanchan VIIE24 Raghav Gupta VIIE25 Garv Sharma VIIE

SUNDARAM HOUSETHIRD POSITION

S.No. Name Class1 Tanisha Srivastava VIIA2 Itish Jain VIIB3 Bhanvi Singh VIIB4 Yashica Aggarwal VIIB5 Tanisha Gupta VIIC6 Vaani Singhal VIIC7 Arjun Aggarwal VIID8 Payal Prajapati VIID9 Shivam gupta VIIE

10 Nitin Maheshwari VIIE11 Ayush Soni VIIE12 Nandini Kukreja VIIIA13 Simran Sharma VIIIA14 Aman Singhal VIIIA15 Shivansh Pandey VIIIA16 Suryansh Kumar VIIIB17 Arushi Sharma VIIIB18 Riddhima Aggarwal VIIIB19 Zia Khan VIIIB20 Ayushi Goel VIIIC21 Palak Gupta VIIID22 Paridhi Garg VIIID23 Dipra Khurana VIIID24 Divit Gulati VIIIE

RESULT OF INTER HOUSE MIXED GROUP DANCE COMPETITION

INTER HOUSE mixed GROUP DANCE COMPETITION for classes vii & viii

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INTER HOUSE GROUP DANCE COMPETITION FOR CLASS IV

NEHRU NAGAR BRANCH

Lily HouseS.No. Name Class Sec Position

1 Mannat Mandhotra IV Green First 2 Avni Vashisht IV Green First 3 Ritishka Verma IV Blue First 4 Jiya Jaidka IV Orange First 5 Kashvi Gambhir IV Green First 6 Avnishka Tyagi IV Green First 7 Adhiraj Gumber IV Green First 8 Shivam Damani IV Orange First 9 Dhruv Aggarwal IV Green First 10 Kushagra IV Orange First 11 Vaibhav Jain IV Orange First 12 Daksh Sharma IV Blue First Pansy House

S.No. Name Class Sec Position1 Aayati Mittal IV Orange Second2 Dhwani Aggarwal IV Green Second

3Katyayini Bhardwaj IV Blue Second

4 Diya Singh IV Blue Second5 Vrinda Garg IV Orange Second6 Janhavi Behl IV Orange Second7 Devansh Sharma IV Blue Second8 Pratham Sharma IV Orange Second9 Avi Garg IV Blue Second10 Krishna Agrawal IV Blue Second11 Aarav Teotia IV Blue Second12 Madhav Goel IV Green Second

DaisyHouse S.No. Name Class Sec Position

1 Shravya Tyagi IV Blue Second2 Reet Verma IV Orange Second3 Aakriti Munjal IV Orange Second4 Saanvi Sehgal IV Blue Second5 Bhavya Garg IV Orange Second6 Tanishka Swami IV Orange Second7 Parth Goel IV Orange Second8 Abhay Verma IV Green Second9 Divyaksh Pal IV Green Second10 Ansh Beri IV Blue Second11 Dhruv Garg IV Green Second12 Darsh Tayal IV Blue Second13 Kartik Malhotra IV Green Second

TulipHouse S.No. Name Class Sec Position

1 Savi Tyagi IV Orange Third2 Aanya Maheshwari IV Blue Third3 Jheel Singhal IV Green Third4 Gauri Garg IV Green Third5 Anusha Gupta IV Orange Third6 Aabha Sharma IV Orange Third7 Kanav Garg IV Blue Third8 Akshit Goel IV Blue Third9 Rakshan Gaur IV Blue Third10 Aarush Singh IV Blue Third11 Arnav Makkar IV Orange Third12 Pushkar Garg IV Green Third

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INTER HOUSE GROUP DANCE COMPETITION FOR CLASS V

NEHRU NAGAR BRANCH


1 Nishvan V Orange First 2 Akshat Jain V Blue First 3 Ashutosh V Green First 4 Rounak V Green First 5 Priyam V Green First 6 Utkarsh V Orange First 7 Shagun V Red First 8 Samridhi V Red First 9 Bhavya Garg V Orange First

10 Nishtha V Orange First 11 Pia V Red First 12 Riddhima V Red First

Pansy HouseS.No. Name Class Sec Position

1 Dipesh V Orange Second

2Shourya V. Pandey V Blue Second

3 Kabir V Red Second4 Lakshya V Green Second5 Lakshya V Blue Second6 Kavya V Orange Second7 Niharika V Green Second8 Radhika V Orange Second9 Navya V Orange Second10 Riddhi V Green Second11 Suhani V Green Second12 Tishya V Orange Second

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NEHRU NAGAR BRANCH


Daisy HouseS.No. Name Class Sec Position

1 Divish V Red Third2 Krishna V Red Third3 Sambhav V Orange Third4 Rishabh V Green Third5 Madhav V Orange Third6 Aditya V Red Third7 Pari V Orange Third8 Daxita V Orange Third9 Drishti V Orange Third

10 Hansika V Green Third11 Anushka V Green Third12 Tanya V Orange Third

Tulip HouseS.No. Name Class Sec Position

1 Aviral Sirohi V Orange Third

2Dhruv Bhardwaj V Red Third

3 Abhi Jindal V Green Third4 Aditya Goel V Green Third5 Atharva V Blue Third

6Raghav Kapoor V Blue Third

7 Yashi V Red Third8 Moksha V Red Third9 Vidhi V Green Third

10 Anishka V Blue Third11 Kanishka V Blue Third12 Anshika V Red Third

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Group Dance Competition IV and V

S.No. Name Class Sec Position1 Mishti Kapoor V Greeen First

2 Nandini Chandra V Blue First

3Srijan Geet Parashar

V Green First

4 Guni Kesarwani V Green First5 Vansh Teotia V Blue First6 Vijit Singh V Green First7 Mehak Bokan IV Green First8 Shradha Chaudhary V Green First9 Aarohi Arora IV Green First10 Arnatt Yadav IV Blue First11 Ikshvaku IV Blue First12 Yashaswini Tyagi IV Blue First13 Udisha Singh IV Blue First

S.No. Name Class Sec Position

1 Aanya Chawla V Green Second2 Devanshi Singh V Blue Second3 Prasoon Narendra V Green Second4 Saru Verma V Green Second5 Aditya Mehra V Blue Second6 Shivam Gupta V Blue Second7 Kartik Verma V Blue Second8 Yatharth Jain V Green Second9 Taani Goel IV Blue Second10 Nakul Bansal IV Blue Second11 Aashika Jain IV Blue Second12 Aanya Singhal IV Green Second13 Aradhya Bharati V Green Second

1 Disha Gupta V Blue Second2 Vrinda Goel V Blue Second3 Lavanya Chaudhary V Blue Second4 Divyansh Goel V Green Second5 Archit Verma V Green Second6 Ritvik Sachdeva V Green Second7 Shambhavi Maurya IV Green Second8 Jiya Sharma IV Blue Second9 Vilakshan Pal V Blue Second10 Shubh Gupta IV Blue Second11 Justin Joseph IV Blue Second12 Divyansh Kukreja IV Green Second13 Maitri Goel IV Green Second

INTER HOUSE GROUP DANCE COMPETITION FOR CLASSES IV & VKavi Nagar Branch

Lily House

S.No. Name Class Sec Position

1 Akshit Gupta V Blue Third2 Aayan Sirohi V Blue Third3 Krishnaw Sharma V Green Third

5Hirdyaansh Yashwardhan

V Green Third

6 Saumya Singh V Green Third7 Gauri Tanwar V Green Third8 Yukti Mittal V Green Third9 Himani Joshi V Blue Third10 Anushka Jadon V Blue Third11 Jiya Jain IV Green Third12 Jahanvi Aggarwal IV Green Third13 Satyam Mishra IV Green Third14 Samridh Teotia IV Blue Third

Tulip House

Pansy HouseS.No. Name Class Sec House Position

Daisy House

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INTER HOUSE GROUP DANCE COMPETITION FOR CLASS IV

(Sr. Secondary Branch)


1 Aditi Jain IV Blue First2 Ishita Goel IV Blue First3 Tanishq Vats IV Blue First4 Wara Ali Rizvi IV Blue First5 Ankur Kumar IV Green First6 Arush Galiyan IV Green First7 Divyanshi Bharti IV Green First8 Navya Malik IV Green First9 Ananya Parida IV Orange First10 Kartikey Pratap Singh IV Orange First11 Maryam Khursheed IV Orange First12 Suhani Batra IV Orange First


1 Ikchha Abhideep IV Blue First2 Pakhi Goel IV Blue First3 Vishesh Dixit IV Blue First4 Aniket Kumar Patel IV Green First5 Jagrit Kasana IV Green First6 Krishnavi Agrawal IV Green First7 Siddharth Sharma IV Green First8 Utkarsh Tyagi IV Green First9 Arunima Anand IV Orange First10 Kavya Goel IV Orange First11 Ojas Srivastava IV Orange First12 Satwik Singh IV Orange First


1 Aditya Gaur IV Blue Second2 Arjav Jain IV Blue Second3 Avanish Kumar IV Blue Second4 Madhulika Ghosh IV Blue Second5 Manmay Goel IV Green Second6 Ruchi Grover IV Green Second7 Samridhi Singh IV Green Second8 Aishwarya Yadav IV Orange Second9 Ambika Sharma IV Orange Second10 Krishna Sharma IV Orange Second11 Navya Teotia IV Orange Second12 Simarjeet Singh IV Orange Second


1 Aakriti Aggarwal IV Blue Second2 Kanika Suthar IV Blue Second3 Aarav Tyagi IV Green Second

4Agam Kumar Chaudhary IV Green Second

5 Avni Gupta IV Green Second6 Disha Gogia IV Green Second7 Lakshit Kumar Jain IV Green Second8 Ansh Soam IV Orange Second9 Daksh Maurya IV Orange Second10 Farheen Uzma IV Orange Second11 Kartik Saraswat IV Orange Second12 Shaurya Raghuvanshi IV Orange Second

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1 Anant Garg V Blue First2 Anurag Singh V Blue First3 Tavish Gupta V Blue First4 Vishesh Gupta V Green First5 Tanishq Singh V Green First6 Swarit Yadav V Green First7 Aryan Goel V Green First8 Manushree V Green First9 Priyanshu Srivastava V Orange First10 Vedansh Saxena V Orange First11 Nishchay Singh Bhati V Orange First12 Aryan Bajaj V Orange First


1 Aripra Bansal V Blue First2 Bhoomika Bhardwaj V Blue First3 Eklavya Gupta V Blue First4 Shabd Gupta V Blue First5 Aditya Malik V Green First6 Chavi Gupta V Green First7 Tejus Tyagi V Green First8 Anjneya Pandey V Green First9 Heeranshi V Orange First10 Palak Goel V Orange First11 Shreya Tyagi V Orange First12 Kanishka Jayant V Orange First


1 Preet Sharma V Blue Second2 Raj Shekhar Verma V Blue Second3 Vedant Chaudhary V Blue Second4 Shreya Gupta V Blue Second5 Lakshya Rajput V Green Second6 Kanishka Nagar V Green Second7 Ishant Garg V Green Second8 Siddharth Singh V Green Second9 Ridhima Baliyan V Orange Second10 Kunal Rana V Orange Second11 Lavish Sharma V Orange Second12 Tanmay Gupta V Orange Second


1 Himali Tyagi V Blue Third2 Juhi Gupta V Blue Third3 Prachi Singhal V Blue Third4 Jaskaran Singh V Blue Third5 Siddhant Sangwan V Blue Third6 Archit Rawat V Green Third7 Ishit Singhal V Green Third8 Vanshika Yadav V Green Third9 Shivansh Tiwari V Green Third10 Ana V Green Third11 Vagisha Gaur V Orange Third12 Rudhra Kataria V Orange Third

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Fenugreek leaves, also known as kasuri methi is widely found in many households. It is known for its therapeutic properties and is also used for culinary purposes. They are known for their aroma and bitter taste, but if used moderately, you can make delicious curries and wraps for your children to pack for their lunch box. High in iron and fibre, fenugreek leaves are good for fighting sore throat, fever and flu. By adding Paneer, the bitterness of the leaves would be mellowed and children would find the methi and Paneer wrap a delicious wrap for their lunch.Preparation time: 10 Min Cooking time: 15 Min Serves: 4

Method1. In a mixing bowl, add Bajra flour with soda bicarbonate,

salt, chilli powder, carom seeds, black pepper powder, and asafoetida. Mix the dry ingredients well and add finely chopped coriander leaves along with sufficient water to form a smooth batter. Cover and keep aside to rest.

For the stuffing2. Heat oil in a pan and add sauté the onions for a few

minutes. Add chopped fenugreek leaves, and stir for 2 minutes till it gets cooked.

3. Now add finely diced mushroom, and cook till the water from the fenugreek leaves evaporates. Add the finely grated cheese with salt and pepper powder and cook for another 5 minutes and set aside to cool.

4. Heat another pan with some oil and pour a spoonful of the prepared batter and spread it evenly. Cover with a lid and cook for a minute over a low flame.

5. Remove lid and place a portion of the stuffing onto the wrap and fold in half and cook for a minute. Once crisp, remove from pan and serve hot.

Delicious Methi and Paneer wrap is a yummy lunch box treat and can be eaten as a whole meal by itself or served with sauce.*Add approximately 1 ½ cup of water to make a smooth batter, to get a pouring consistency and whisk well to ensure there are no lumps.

Stuffed Methi and Paneer Wrap

Ingredients

For the Wrap • 2 cups Bajra flour • ¼ tsp soda bicarbonate • 1 tsp Kashmiri chilli powder• 1 tsp carom seeds/ ajwain• 2 tbsp finely chopped coriander leaves• ½ tsp black pepper powder• Pinch of Asafoetida• Salt to taste• Water as required

For the stuffing• 1 cup grated Paneer/Cottage cheese• 1 cup finely chopped fenugreek leaves/

Methi • 6-8 button mushrooms diced• 2 medium sized onions finely chopped• Salt to taste• Oil for cooking

Readers are welcome to submit their favourite lunch box recipes. Selected ones will be published here.

Lunchbox Recipe

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Investiture Ceremony-2017-2018

OFFICE BEARERS 2017-2018S.NO. NAMES

1 AVIRAL SIROHI HEAD BOY2 DRISHTI YADAV HEAD GIRL

TULIP HOUSE 1 RAGHAV KAPOOR CAPTAIN2 ANSHIKA MADAN VICE CAPTAIN

DAISY HOUSE1 AADI CAPTAIN2 KRISHNA SINGHAL VICE CAPTAIN

PANSY HOUSE1 RIDDHI SISODIA CAPTAIN

2NAVYA MAHESHWARI VICE CAPTAIN

LILY HOUSE1 SHAGUN GARG CAPTAIN2 PRIYAM MITTAL VICE CAPTAIN

NEHRU NAGAR BRANCH

Kavi Nagar Branch (Sr. Secondary Branch)

OFFICE BEARERS 2017-18Class-V

1 HEAD BOY Lakshya Rajput2 HAED GIRL Kanishka Nagar

TULIP HOUSE1 House Captain Parth Jain2 House Vice Captain Madhulika Ghosh

DAISY HOUSE1 House Captain Neev Gautam2 House Vice Captain Parth Srivastava

PANSY HOUSE1 House Captain Parichay Saxena2 House Vice Captain Shaurya Pathak

LILY HOUSE1 House Captain Ishika Goel2 House Vice Captain Pratham Choudhary

OFFICE BEARERS 2017-18

1 HEAD BOY Akshit Gupta2 HAED GIRL Mishti Kapoor

TULIP HOUSE1 House Captain Aanya Chawla2 House Vice Captain Aradhya Bharti

DAISY HOUSE1 House Captain Yukti Mittal2 House Vice Captain Himani Joshi

PANSY HOUSE1 House Captain Lavanya Chaudhary2 House Vice Captain Vilakshan Pal

LILY HOUSE1 House Captain Guni Kesarwani2 House Vice Captain Srijan Geet Parashar

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Wikipedia CornerKalpavriksha

Kalpavriksha (Devanagari: dYio`{k½ also known as kalpataru, kalpadruma or kalpapādapa, is a wish-fulfilling divine tree in Hindu mythology. It was mentioned in Sanskrit literature from the earliest sources onwards. It is a popular theme in Jain cosmology andBuddhism. Sage Durvasa and Adi Shankaracharya, meditated under the Kalpavriksha. Shiva’s daughter Ashokasundari was created from Kalpavriksha tree by Parvati, to alleviate her loneliness. Another daughter Aranyani was also gifted to Kalapvriksha for safe keep.The Kalpavriksha originated during the Samudra manthan or “churning of the ocean of milk” along with the kamadhenu, the divine cow providing for all needs. The king of the gods, Indra, returned with this tree to his paradise.Kalpavriksha is also identified with many trees

such as Parijata, Ficus benghalensis, coconut tree, Madhuca longifolia, Prosopis cineraria, Bassia butyracea, and mulberry tree. The tree is also extolled in iconography and literature.

1. The day before yesterday, Radha was 7 years old. Next year, she’ll turn 10. How is this possible?

2. You are in a cabin and it is pitch black. You have one match stick with you. Which one do you light first: the newspaper, the lamp or the candle?

3. The maker doesn’t need it, the owner doesn’t want it, the user doesn’t know he’s using it.What is it?

4. Which word, if pronounced right, is wrong, but if pronounced wrong is right?

-- Answers --1. Today is January 1st . Yesterday December

31st was Radha’s 8th Birthday. Day before yesterday, 30th

December, he was 7 years old. This year she will turn 9 and next year she will turn 10.

2. You light the match stick first. | 3. A coffin | 4. Wrong | 5. Peacocks do not lay eggs.

Peahens do

Logical Reasoning

5. If a peacock and a half, lay an egg and a half, in a day and a half. How many eggs can a peacock lay in three days?

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NEHRU NAGAR BRANCH

Mother's Day Celebration

Kavi Nagar Branch


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The colour red represents happiness and joy.Dressed up in bright red clothes and carrying with

them red belongings like tiffin box, water bottles and bags, the tiny tots of Playgroup participated in Red Day Activity. Through this activity they learnt about the vibrant colour red and their energetic faces surrounded by bright red colour, made the classroom lively.

“Eat healthy Be healthy” is the necessity of today’s lifestyle. To develop a habit of eating sprouts which

are full of protein and energy, we organized Sprouts making Activity in which the kids learnt stepwise procedure of making sprouts starting from the very first step of soaking Green Moong Dal till the final step of adding cucumbers, tomatoes and lemon to make it yummy.

NURSERY NOOK

Sprouts ACTIVITY

city visit

The tiny tots of Playgroup enjoyed their first learning experience beyond the classroom walls when they

went for a bus ride in the city. They saw places like Temple, Gurudwara, Hospitals, Police Station,Mall and many more.Through this initiative the young Silver liners became a part of an enjoyable ride that helped them learn practically.

Tooth Brush Activity

The tiny tots of Playgroup enjoyed their first learning experience beyond the classroom walls when they went for a bus ride in

the city. They saw places like Temple, Gurudwara, Hospitals, Police Station,Mall and many more.Through this initiative the young Silver liners became a part of an enjoyable ride that helped them learn practically.

Water Play

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Water Play

The tiny tots of Playgroup, KG & Prep decided to beat the summer heat by participating in Water

Play Activity. They splashed in a pool and danced under the sprinklers. The joy on their faces made this activity more fun and enjoyable.

WATER PLAY

NURSERY NOOK

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Hidden Treasure

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Activities Ahead

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