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Salwan Boys Sr. Sec. School Rajinder Nagar
Co-scholastic :
Camp at Tikri Khurd : 24 NCC students of the school went for C.A.D.C. camp at Tikri Khurd
from 3rd - 12th January 2012 and were awarded 2 Trophies, 5 Gold
Medals, 8 Silver Medals, 3 Bronze Medals in various activities.Master
Pradeep of class XI was adjudged the best cadet.
Wall Climbing Competition : Master Kumar Gaurav of Class XI got
the first prize in Wall Climbing
Competition at National Level held at Chennai.
Salwan Montessori School, Rajinder Nagar
Co-Scholastic
KATHPUTLI KA KHEL- AN INTER SCHOOL PUPPET DANCE COMPETITION:
30 prestigious schools of Delhi participated. Each participating
school displayed immense talent and performed using beautiful props.
All the judges had a difficult time judging as they found many
performances deserving. They appreciated many schools by name and said
that they needed special mention for a great performance.
The
results were as follows;
1st
Prize
Vis Kids,Dwarka ( Venketeshwar International)
2nd
Prize
Birla Vidya Niketan, Pushp Vihar
3rd
Prize
D.P.S. Mathura Road
Consolation Prizes-
S.M.S
Rajinder Nagar
D.P.S.
International R.K.Puram
Salwan Girls School,
Rajinder Nagar
Scholastic
ACHEIVERS OF INDIRA AWARD:
Our students of Salwan Girls Sr. Sec. School received the prestigious
Indira Award at Indira Gandhi Puraskar Vitran Samaroh 2011 on 19th
November 2011. The Chief Guest of the function was Mrs. Sheila Dixit,
Chief Minister of Delhi State and Mr. Arvinder Singh Lovely was the
Guest of Honour.
Director of Education, Mr. Diwan Chand, along with all the Deputy
Directors of Education and the Education Officers of concerned zones
were present among the other dignitaries. Selected students and
teachers were also present on the occasion.
Three
students of our school Jyoti Jaiswal of Class XII (Humanities),
Jyotsna of Class X and Aishwarya of Class X got a cash prize of Rs.
2100, a medal, and a Certificate for Excellence in Academics in CBSE.
GREEN
AND CLEAN SCHOOL CAMPUS AWARD-2011:
The school
was awarded Green and Clean School Campus Award-2011 by
the Global Open University Nagaland, World Management Congress
Committee Higher Education and Development (HEAD) Summit and the
Confederation of the Indian University in appreciation of its
outstanding contribution in the field of environmental education
planning cleaning and greening of the school campus.
Salwan Junior Public School,
Naraina
"Tradition is a gift of past and transformation is a
symbol of future. Man is related to the present more than the past or
future. Man has to live in present. Treasure of past cannot be used in
any work, and the dreams of future are also useless. Man should build
his present, but the essential ingredients used for this purpose are
not available in present. These have to be collected from the past
experiences and the imagination of the future. The foundation of the
present can be built on the bed-rocks of past and future."
Bhumika Dharmani
BHAGAVAD GITA
The Bhagavad Gita also referred to as Gita, is a 700-v111 verse Hindu
scripture that is part of the ancient Sanskrit epic Mahabharata.
However, those branches of Hinduism that give it the status of an
Upanishad also consider it a Śruti or "revealed text". As it is taken
to represent a summary of the Upanishadic teachings, it is also called
"the Upanishad of the Upanishads.
The context of the Gita is a conversation between Krishna and the
Pandava prince Arjuna taking place in the middle of the battle field
before the start of the Kurukshetra War with armies on both sides
ready to battle. Responding to Arjuna's confusion and moral dilemma
about fighting his own cousins who command a tyranny imposed on a
disputed empire, Lord Krishna explains to Arjuna his duties as a
warrior and prince, and elaborates on yoga, Samkhya, reincarnation,
moksha, karma yoga and jnana yoga among other topics.
Some more GITAS are there in BHAGAVAD GITAS..
• Ashtavakra Gita
• Avadhuta Gita
• The Ganesha Gita
• Gita Dhyanam
• Puranas
• Uddhava Gita
• Upanishad
• Vedas
• Vyadha Gita
DIVYANSH BUDHIRAJA
II-A
BHAGVAD GITA
“Yada-Yada hi Dharmasya
Glanir bhavati bharata
Abhyuthanam adharmasya
Tadatmanam Srijamy aham”
Means:
“Whenever there is a decline in virture/religious practice,
and a predominant rise of irreligion,
at that time, I descend Myself, i.e.
I manifest Myself as an embodied being”
How true these words are. For the upliftment and betterment of
mankind, God always take initiative. The Holy Hindu Scripture “Bhagwad
Gita” is the example of HIS kindness towards humanity.
The Bhagvad Gita is a holy Hindu Scripture that is a part of the
ancient Sanskrit Epic “Mahabharata”. It is the essence of Vedas and
Upanishads. It is also known as “The Upanishad of the Upnishads” and
has total 18 Chapters consisting of 700 verses.
It is the conversation between Lord Krishna and one of the Prince of
five Pandavas, namely Arjuna, to whom, Lord Krishna used to address as
‘Parth’. Actually it is the preaching of Lord Krishna to Arjuna in the
battlefield before the start of Kurukshetra War. It was that phase
when Arjuna was confused and was in dilemma that how to start battle
with his own near and dears, his revered teachers and his cousins?
At that moment, Lord Krishna, who was the ‘Sarathi’ of Arjuna,
explained him, his duties as a warrior, as a Prince and as a human
being. In the preachings of Bhagvad Gita, Lord Krishna elaborated
Yoga, Samkhya, Reincarnation, Moksha, Karma Yoga & Jnene Yoga etc. to
Arjuna. If we go into the depth of all the above, we realize that It
is the kindness of Lord that through his conversation with Arjuna
during Kurukshetra war, he conveyed the great messages of Gita to the
entire humanity.
Bhagwad Gita also stressed that we all came empty handed and will
leave empty handed, so, whatever we do, we must do it as a dedication
to God.
The Bhagwad Gita explains us that there is a great relation between
‘Atma and Parmatma’. We all are the creation of God. It is only ‘He’
to whom we must offer our entire life.
Bhagvad Gita instructs mankind about the nature of correct actions and
the role of God in protecting his devotees. It tells us that soul can
never be cut to pieces by any weapon, nor burned by fire, nor
moistened by water, nor withered by the wind.
“Nainam Chindanti Shastrani
Nainam dahati pavakah
Na chainam kledayanty apo
Na sosayati marutah”
Tushar Suryavanshi
Class V- A
G.D.Salwan Public School, Rajinder Nagar
Co-Scholastic
Green School Programme Awards (2011-12): G.D. Salwan
School scored 1st Rank in Green Schools Programme conducted by Delhi
Government- Centre for Science & Environment Gobar Times Green School
Programme Awards (2011-12). Our school’s score is 427/500. At the
state level, our school won the best award in the change makers
category and won the Chief Minister’s Rolling Trophy for the year.
Salwan Public School(Af), Rajinder Nagar
Co-Scholastic
VPER
PROGRAM:
Two students selected
for attending the 9th
Vacation Program
on Environmental Resources 2011-12
are:
1.Prakul
Sharma
2.Jaskirat
Singh
Salwan
Montessori School, Gurgaon
Co-Scholastic
BITS &
BITES COMPETITION:
The tiny tots of Salwan Montessori School, Gurgaon participated in the
Bits & Bites Competition held at Bluebells school, Gurgaon and won
prizes.
COMPUTER COMPETITION:
Himanshi Sharma won the second prize in the Computer Paintbrush –
Rangoli Competition and Shreesh Tripuvar won the second prize in the
Show & Tell Competition on parts of a computer. The school won the
overall runner’s up trophy.
Salwan Public School, Gurgaon
BHAGVAD GITA AS I
PERCEIVE THROUGH MY EYES
We live in a country where
cultural beliefs and practices go hand in hand with modern intended
advancements. A country where religion is at par with power. India a
land of diverse cultures and religions have always tended to imbibe
certain values from its sacred books. The biggest religion in India
- Hinduism has the idea of Lord Krishna well laid in the Bhagwad
Gita. The Bhagwad Gita states that one should perform his obligatory
duty, because action is indeed better than fraction. The Bhagwad
Gita teaches every individual to do good deeds as whatever we do in
life, is being looked upon by the Almighty. It is he who decides the
fate of a person. Rich, poor, black or white does not matter; it is
the work which a person does, counts. Being rich does not mean that
I am superior to my gardener who is poor. Superiority is measured by
the ways of thinking and working for welfare on this planet. The
Gita also made me realize that respecting the ones who are elder to
us and seeking their blessings enables divine transfer of power into
us. A man cannot be happy until he shares his happiness with others.
The one who is greedy always stumbles. Life is a roller – coaster
ride, with all the ups and downs which eventually ends where it all
actually started.
Sahil Rohilla
X-D
Salwan Junior Public
School,Naraina
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