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MONTHLY SYLLABUS FOR CLASS – VIII (2015-16)

SUBJECT: ENGLISH

Books Prescribed

1. New GulMohar (GM)

2. Essentials of English Grammar and Composition (EGC) 3. Pride and Prejudice (Long Reading Text) (LRT)

APRIL &

MAY GM: L-1.Annie Bakes a cake

L-2.Saving the Gharial

Poetry :In the Bazaars of Hyderabad

LRT : L-1. The Bonnets

L-2.Bingley comes to Netherfield Park

L-3. The Ball at Meryton

L-4. A party at Lucas Lodge

L5. Jane is invited to Netherfield Park

L6. Mr. Collins visits the Bennets

L7. A party at Mrs. Philips

L8. The Netherfield Ball

Gram. Tenses, Modals

EGC : L-5

Writing :Bio-sketch, Article writing

JULY GM: L-3. Gogol’s First Day

L-4.The Last Class

Poetry :The Lost Dances of Cranes

LRT : L-19. Mr. Collins visits the Bennets

L-10. Jane gets a letter and Mr. Collins makes up

his mind

L-11. The Gardiners visit Longbourn

L-12. Elizabeth visit charlotte at Hunsford

Gram. Determiners,Phrases

EGC :L-1, L-13

Writing : Notice, Formal Letter

AUGUST GM: L-5. The Narayanpur Incident

Poetry : Unfolding Bud

LRT : L-13. Rosings

L-14. Darcy and Fitzwilliam at Rosings

L-15. Fitzwilliam’s Disclosure

L-16. Darcy Proposes to Elizabeth

Gram. Active and Passive Voice, Clauses

EGC : L-8, L-13

Writing – Article Writing (cont.), Diary Entry

SEPTEMBER GM: Poetry : Where the mind is without fear

Writing– Formal Letter (cont.)

Revision for SA-1

OCTOBER GM: L-7. Coming home to Delhi

L-8. Owens Vs Master Race

LRT : L-17. Dary Writes to Elizabeth

L-18.Elizabeth returns to Long bourn

L-19 Lydia is invited to Brighton

L-20. Elizabeth visits Pemberley

Gram. Reported Speech, Prepositions

EGC : L-11, L-17

Writing -Story Writing

NOVEMBER GM: L-9. A night to forget

Poetry :A Poison Tree

LRT : L-21.An unexpected encounter with Darcy

L-22.A fresh look at Darcy

L-23.News of Lydia’s elopement

L-24. Confusion at Longbourn House

Gram. Non-finite verbs, Conjunctions

EGC : L-7, L-12

Writing -E-mail Writing

DECEMBER GM: L-10. Darjeeling

Poetry :All the World’s a stage

LRT : L-25. Lydia is found

L-26. Lydia and Wickham come to Longbourn House

L-27. Mrs. Gardiner’s Letter

L-28. Bingley returns to Netherfield Park

Gram. Transformation of sentences

EGC : L-16

Writing -Message Writing

JANUARY GM: L-12. The Merchant of Venice

LRT : L-29. Bingley and Jane are engaged

L-30. Lady Catherine at Longbourn House

L-31. Elizabeth and Darcy are engaged

L-32. The family leaders of Elizabeth’s engagement

L-33. They live happily ever after

Gram : Integrated grammar (Revision)

FEBRUARY Revision

SUBJECT-ENGLISH

ASSESSMENTWISE SYLLABUS

Formative Assessment – II

GM: L-1.Annie Bakes a cake L-2.Saving the Gharial

Poetry :In the Bazaars of Hyderabad

LRT : L-1. – L-8

Gram.Tenses, Modals

EGC : L-5

Writing :Article Writing, Bio Sketch

Summative Assessment - I

GM:

L-3.Gogol’s First Day

L-4.The Last Class

L-5.The Narayanpur Incident

Poetry :(1) The Lost Dance of Cranes

(2) Unfolding Bud

LRT : L-1 – L-16

Gram.Determiners, Phrases and Clauses, Active and

Passive voice, Integrated Grammar

EGC : L-1, L-13, L-8

Writing – Notice, Formal Letter, Diary Entry, Article Writing

Formative Assessment - III

GM: L-7. Coming home to Delhi

L-8. Owens Vs Master Race

Poetry : Where the mind is without fear

LRT : L-17, L-24

Gram.Reported Speech, Prepositions, Non Finites Verbs

EGC : L-7, L-11, L-17

Writing – Story Writing, E-mail Writing

Summative Assessment - II

GM: L-9. A night to forget

L-10.Darjeeling

L-12.The Merchant of Venice

Poetry :(1) A Poison Tree

(2) All the World’s a stage

LRT : Complete Text

Gram. Voice, Reported Speech, Transformation of Sentences,

Integrated Grammar Writing: Story Writing, E-mail Writing, Diary Entry, Message Writing


SUBJECT: MATHS

APRIL & MAY Ch1: Rational Numbers

Ch2: Linear Equations in one variable

Ch3:Understanding Quadrilaterals Activity: Maths lab activity

MCQ

JULY Ch5:Data Handling

Ch12:Exponents and powers

Ch16:Playing with numbers Activity:Maths lab activity

AUGUST Ch8: Comparing Quantities

Ch6:Squares and square roots

Activity:Crossword

SEPTEMBER Revision

OCTOBER Ch7:Cubes and cube roots

Ch9:Algebraic expressions and identities

NOVEMBER Ch14:Factorization

Ch15:Introduction to graphs

Activity: Maths lab activities

DECEMBER Ch10: Visualizing Solid Shapes Ch11:Mensuration

JANUARY Ch13:Direct and inverse proportions

Ch4: Practical Geometry

SUBJECT-MATHS


F.A.-II: Ch1:Rational Numbers

Ch2:Linear Equations in one variable

Ch3:Understanding Quadrilaterals

S.A.-I: Ch1:Rational Numbers

Ch2:Linear Equations in one variable

Ch3:Understanding Quadrilaterals

Ch5:Data Handling

Ch6:Squares and square roots Ch8: Comparing Quantities

Ch12:Exponents and powers

Ch16:Playing with numbers

F.A.-III: Ch7:Cubes and cube roots

Ch9:Algebraic expressions and identities


S.A.-II: Ch4: Practical Geometry

Ch7:Cubes and cube roots

Ch9:Algebraic expressions and identities Ch10: Visualizing Solid Shapes

Ch11:Mensuration

Ch13:Direct and indirect variation

Ch14:Factorization



SUBJECT: PHYSICS

APRIL & Ch-17.Stars and The Solar System

MAY Activity : Illustrations of Solar System and its eight

planets.

JULY Ch-11. Force & Pressure

AUGUST Ch-12. Friction

SEPTEMBER Ch-12. Friction

OCTOBER Ch-15. Some natural phenomena

Activity: Kaleidoscope model to learn multiple

reflections.

NOVEMBER Ch-16. Light

DECEMBER Ch-13. Sound

JANUARY Ch-13. Sound

Revision

SUBJECT- PHYSICS


F.A.-II: Ch-17 Stars and Solar System

S.A.-I: Ch-11 Force and Pressure

Ch-12 Friction

F.A.-III: Ch-15 Some Natural Phenomena

S.A.-II: Ch-13 Sound

Ch-16 Light


SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY

APRIL & MAY Ch-18. Pollution of Air and Water

JULY Ch-4. Materials: Metals & Non Metals

AUGUST Ch-6. Combustion and Flame

Activity Ten daily activities that require energy.

SEPTEMBER Ch-3. Synthetic fibres and plastics

OCTOBER Ch-3. Synthetic fibres and plastics

NOVEMBER Ch-5. Coal and Petroleum

DECEMBER Ch-14. Chemical effects of Electric current

Activity: PSA

JANUARY Ch-14. Chemical effects of Electric current

Revision

SUBJECT- CHEMISTRY


F.A.-II: Ch-18 Pollution of air and water

S.A.-I: Ch-4 Materials –Metals and Non Metals

Ch-6 Combustion and Flame

F.A.-III: Ch-3 Synthetic Fibres and plastics

S.A.-II: Ch-5 Coal and petroleum

Ch-14 Chemical effects of electric current


SUBJECT: BIOLOGY

APRIL & MAY Ch-1. Crop production and management

JULY Ch-8. Cell structure and function

Activity Foods journey group activity.

AUGUST Ch-9. Reproduction in Animals

SEPTEMBER Ch-10. Reaching the age of adolescence

OCTOBER Ch-10 {contd.]

NOVEMBER Ch-2. Micro organisms

DECEMBER Ch-7. Conservation of plants and animals

Activity. PSA

JANUARY Revision

SUBJECT- BIOLOGY


F.A.-II: Ch-1 Crop production and Management

S.A.-I: Ch-8 cell structure and function

Ch-9 Reproduction in Animals

F.A.-III: Ch- 10 Reaching the age of adolescence

S.A.-II: Ch-2 Micro organisms

Ch-7 Conservation of plants and animals


SUBJECT: HISTORY

APRIL & MAY Chapter 2:The Establishment of Company Power.

Chapter 3: Rural Settlements under the Company.

JULY Chapter 4:Colonialism and Tribal Societies.

Chapter 5:The Revolt of 1857.

AUGUST Chapter 9:Women and Reforms.

Activity: “Make a flow chart of the stages of

development of education in India.”

SEPTEMBER Revision

OCTOBER Chapter 10:Caste and Reform.

NOVEMBER Chapter 12:The National Movement-1885 to 1919.

DECEMBER Chapter 13: Fight for Indian freedom -1919 to 1947.

Chapter 14: India after independence.

JANUARY Revision

SUBJECT- HISTORY


F.A.-II: Chapter 2 :The Establishment of Company Power.

S.A.-I: Chapter3:Rural settlements under the company.

Chapter 4:Colonialism and Tribal Societies.

Chapter 5:The Revolt of 1857.

F.A.-III: Chapter 9:Women and Reforms.

Chapter 10: Caste and Reform.

S.A.-II:

Chapter 12:The National Movement

Chapter 13: Fight for Indian Freedom 1919-1947.

Chapter14: India after independence.


SUBJECT: GEOGRAPHY

APRIL & MAY Chapter 15:Resources-their types.

Chapter 16:Natural Resources- land and soil

resources.

Activity: Prepare a check list of Family Emergency

Kit

JULY Chapter 17:Water Resources.

AUGUST Chapter 19:Minerals and power resources.

SEPTEMBER Revision

OCTOBER Chapter 20:Agriculture.

Activity: Map Work

NOVEMBER Chapter 21:Industries

DECEMBER Chapter 23: Human resources

JANUARY Revision

SUBJECT- GEOGRAPHY


F.A.-II: Chapter 15:Resources-their types.

Chapter 16:Natural Resources- land and soil resources.

S.A.-I: Chapter17: Water Resources.

Chapter 19:Minerals and power resources.

F.A.-III: Chapter 20: Agriculture.

S.A.-II: Chapter 21: Industries.

Chapter 23: Human Resource.


SUBJECT: CIVICS

APRIL & MAY Chapter 24:The Constitution-its chief

characteristics and features.

Chapter 25: Understanding Secularism

Chapter 26: The Indian Constitution.

Activity: Article writing.

JULY

Chapter27:The Indian Parliament.

AUGUST Chapter 28: Understanding Laws.

Chapter 29: Role of President, PM and Council of

Ministers.

SEPTEMBER Revision

OCTOBER

Chapter 30:The Judiciary.

NOVEMBER Chapter 31:Understanding our system of criminal

justice.

Chapter 32: Understanding and confronting

Marginalisation

DECEMBER

Chapter 33: Public Facilities.

JANUARY Revision

SUBJECT- CIVICS


F.A.-II: Chapter 24: The Constitution-its chief characteristics

and features

Chapter25: Understanding Secularism.

S.A.-I:

Chapter 26:The Indian Constitution.

Chapter27:The Indian Parliament.

Chapter28: Understanding laws.

F.A.-III: Chapter 29:Role of President,P.M. and council of ministers.

Chapter 30: The Judiciary.

S.A.-II: Chapter 31:Understanding our system of criminal justice.

Chapter32: Understanding and confronting Marginalisation

Chapter33: Public facilities.


SUBJECT: FRENCH

APRIL & MAY L-0, 1,2 Course book,Work book

Activity: 1) Prepsentez vous.

2) preparez votre fiche.

JULY L-3,4 .Course book, work book

AUGUST L-5-Course book, Workbook

Activity: 1) decrivez votre journee

SEPTEMBER L-6 –Course book,

Work book

OCTOBER L-7-Course book, Work book

Activity: faites la monnaie

NOVEMBER L-8,9-Course book, Work book

DECEMBER L-10-Course book, Work book

Activity: preparez la carte du restaurant

JANUARY RevisionActivity: 1 activité sur les verbes jouer et

faire.

SUBJECT- FRENCH


F.A.-II: Lesson 0 (page 8)

Lesson 1,2

S.A.-I: Lesson 0(page 8)

Lesson 3, 4, 5

F.A.-III: Lesson 0(page 9) 6, 7

S.A.-II: Lesson 0(page 9) 8, 9, 10


SUBJECT - G.K

APRIL & MAY Unit –Generalia

Chapter-1 to 16

JULY Unit –Indian Scenario

Chapter-17 to 28

AUGUST Unit -Indian Scenario

Chapter-29 to 33

SEPTEMBER Revision

OCTOBER Unit –Universal Scenario

Chapter 34 to 41

NOVEMBER Unit- Universal Scenario

Chapter 42 to 52

DECEMBER Unit – Universal Scenario

Chapter -53 to 60

JANUARY Revision

MONTHLY SYLLABUS FOR CLASS – VIII

SUBJECT: VALUE EDUCATION

APRIL & MAY Ch 1: A look at yourself

Ch 2: The highest bid

Ch 3: Yesterday, today, tomorrow

JULY Ch 4: Snap decisions

Ch 5: Think Again!

Ch 6: A meeting Point

AUGUST Ch 7: Why should I do that?

Ch 8: The outsider

SEPTEMBER Revision

OCTOBER Ch 9: It’s so boring.

Ch 10: The written word

NOVEMBER Ch11: Footprints in the sand

Ch 12: Beyond the world of reason

DECEMBER Ch13: Let my country awake.

Ch 14: Being an Indian.

JANUARY Ch-15: All people are equal, but.

Ch-16: A world we ignore.


SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE

APRIL & MAY Ch2:Log on to Access

Ch3:Working With Tables

Ch4:working with queries

JULY Ch7:Visual Basic 2008

Ch8:More on Visual Basic 2008

AUGUST Ch11:Surfing Internet

SEPTEMBER Ch.9. Understanding HTML

OCTOBER Ch9: Understanding HTML (contd…)

Ch10: Using List and Creating Table

NOVEMBER Ch1:Networking Concepts

DECEMBER Ch5: Adobe PHOTOSHOP CS3

JANUARY Ch6: MORE ON PHOTOSHOP CS3

SUBJECT- COMPUTER SCIENCE


F.A.-II: Ch2:Log on to access

Ch3:Working with tables

Ch4: Working with queries

S.A.-I: Ch7:Visual basic 2008

Ch8:More on Visual Basic 2008

Ch11:Surfing Internet

F.A.-III: Ch9:Understanding HTML

Ch10:Using list and creating a table

S.A.-II: Ch1:Networking concepts

Ch5:Adobe PHOTOSHOP CS3

Ch6:More on PHOTOSHOP CS3


SUBJECT: ART & CRAFT

APRIL & MAY Artistic Design (Maple Tree)

Colourful fruits(finger painted)

Composition Geometrical shapes(black and white)

Shell work

Decorating pot with jute strings

JULY Geometrical shapes (poster colours)

Flower vase with oil pastels

Landscape with poster colours

Collage work

AUGUST Invitation card

Still life with oil pastels

Paint the sketch of a plant with water colours

Wall hanging with cotton fabric and thread

SEPTEMBER Stippling work

Colourful bird

Still life

Tile work

Origami

Traditional Craft(MultaniMitti)

OCTOBER Landscape with poster colours

Portrait (Features)

Gel Candles

Folder Making

NOVEMBER Landscape with poster colours

Madhubani

Carry bag

Etching on tin sheet

DECEMBER Fresh peaches with oil pastels

Expression of child

Christmas activity

JANUARY Landscape with poster colours

Oil pastels(flowers)


SUBJECT: HINDI

ikB~; iqLrdsa & 1- olar Hkkx & 3 2- ve`r lap; & ¼izsepan dh dgkfu;k¡½

3- fganh O;kdj.k lq/kk & Hkkx & 8

APRIL olar % ikB 1- /ofu ¼dfork½] ikB 2- yk[k dh pwfM+;k¡]

ve`r lap; & ikB 2- u’kk

O;kdj.k % IkkB – 1- HkkÔk] cksyh] fyfi vkSj O;kdj.k

IkkB – 2- o.kZ fopkj] i;kZ;okph ’kCn ¼1 ls 10½] okD;ka’kksa ds fy,

,d ’kCn ¼1 ls 10½] eqgkojs] vukSipkfjd i=] vifBr xn~;k’kaA

fdz;kdyki & Jqrys[k & olar ikB 1] 2 lsA

MAY olar % ikB 3- cl dh ;k=k] ikB 4- nhokuksa dh gLrh ¼dfork½

ve`r lap; & ikB 3- x`gnkg

O;kdj.k & ikB 4- ’kCn fopkj] foijhrkFkZd ’kCn ¼var ls vYik;q½]

vusdkFkZd ’kCn] laokn ys[ku] yksdksfDr;k¡A

fdz;kdyki & lkewfgd dfork ikB & nhokuksa dh gLrh ¼dfork½

JULY olar % ikB 5- fpV~fB;ksa dh vuwBh nqfu;k]

ikB 7- D;k fujk’k gqvk tk,

ve`r lap; & ikB 4- dkS’ky

O;kdj.k- ikB 9- fo’ksÔ.k] ikB – 7- laKk ds fodkjh rRo & fyax] opu]

dkjd] foKkiu ys[ku] vkSipkfjd i=] i;kZ;okph ’kCn ¼11 ls 25½] okD;ka’kksa

ds fy, ,d ’kCn ¼11 ls 25½] eqgkojs] le:ih fHkUukFkZd ’kCnA

fdz;kdyki & fyf[kr ijh{kk

AUGUST olar - ikB 8- ;g lcls dfBu le; ugha

ikB 9- dchj dh lkf[k;k¡

ve`r lap; & ikB 6- ea=

O;kdj.k& ikB 10- fdz;k] ikB 13- fojke fpg~u] vuqPNsn ys[ku] fp=

o.kZu] laokn ys[ku] vusdkFkZd ’kCn] foijhrkFkZd ’kCn ¼vfHkeku ls m".k½]

yksdksfDrA

fdz;kdyki & fp= ys[ku

SEPTEMBER olar - ikB 10- dkepksj

ve`r lap; - ikB 9- ijh{kk

O;kdj.k & ikB 8- loZuke] fp= o.kZu] i;kZ;okph 'kCn ¼26 ls 35½]

okD;ka’kks ds fy, ,d ’kCn ¼26 ls 35½] eqgkojsA

OCTOBER olar ikB 14- vdcjh yksVk

ve`r lap; & ikB 10- eqfDr/ku

O;kdj.k ikB 5- ’kCn jpuk% milxZ] izR;;] lekl] vuqPNsn] laokn

ys[ku] vusdkFkZd ’kCn] foijhrkFkZd ’kCn & ¼Å¡p & fdz;k½] yksdksfDrA

fdz;kdyki & lkewfgd ppkZ

NOVEMBER olar % ikB 15- lwj ds in] ikB 16- ikuh dh dgkuh

O;kdj.k % ikB 11- vfodkjh ’kCn] vukSipkfjd i=] fp= o.kZu] foKkiu

ys[ku] i;kZ;okph 'kCn ¼36 ls 50½] okD;ka’kks ds fy, ,d ’kCn ¼36 ls 50½]

eqgkojs] ,dkFkZd izrhr gksus okys ’kCnA

fdz;kdyki & fyf[kr ijh{kk

DECEMBER olar % ikB 17- ckt vkSj lk¡i

O;kdj.k % ikB 14- okD; laca/kh v’kqn~f/k ’kks/ku] ikB – 3- laf/k] vkSipkfjd

i=] vuqPNsn] laokn ys[ku] vusdkFkZd ’kCn] foijhrkFkZd ’kCn ¼[kaM & fuank½

yksdksfDrA

fdz;kdyki & iz’ukoyh & ,dkFkZd izrhr gksus okys ’kCn] le:ih

fHkUukFkZd ’kCnA

JANUARY iqujko`fRr dk;ZA

fdz;kdyki & foKkiu ys[ku


SUBJECT: HINDI

F.A.-II: olar % ikB 1] 2] 3

ve`r lap; &ikB 2

O;kdj.k % ikB 1] 2] i;kZ;okph ’kCn ¼1 ls 10½] okD;ka’kksa ds fy,

,d ’kCn ¼1 ls 10½] eqgkojs] foijhrkFkZd ’kCn ¼var ls vYik;q½]

vusdkFkZd ’kCn] vifBr xn~;ka’k] vukSipkfjd i= ys[ku] laokn ys[ku

S.A.-I: olar % ikB 4] 5] 7] 8] 9

ve`r lap; &ikB 3] 4

O;kdj.k % yksdksfDr;k¡] ikB 4] 7] 9] 10] 13

vuqPNsn ys[ku] foKkiu ys[ku] laokn ys[ku] fp= o.kZu] vkSipkfjd o

vukSipkfjd i=] i;kZ;okph ’kCn ¼11&25½] okD;ka’kksa ds fy, ,d ’kCn

¼11&25½] eqgkojs] vusdkFkZd ’kCn] foijhrkFkZd ’kCn ¼vfHkeku ls m".k rd½]

vifBr xn~;ka’k o in~;ka’kA

F.A.-III: olar % ikB 10] 14

ve`r lap; & ikB 6

O;kdj.k% ikB 5] 8

i;kZ;okph 'kCn ¼26&35½] okD;ka’kks ds fy, ,d ’kCn ¼26&35½] eqgkojs]

vusdkFkZd ’kCn] foijhrkFkZd ’kCn ¼Å¡p & fdz;k½] yksdksfDr]

vifBr in~;ka’k] vuqPNsn] fp= o.kZuA

S.A.-II: olar % ikB 10]14]15]16]17

ve`r lap; &ikB 9] 10

O;kdj.k% ikB % 3] 11] 14

vkSipkfjd o vukSipkfjd i=] fp= o.kZu] foKkiu ys[ku] laokn ys[ku]

vifBr xn~;ka’k o in~;ka’k] i;kZ;okph 'kCn ¼36&50½] okD;ka’kkas ds fy, ,d

’kCn ¼36&50½] eqgkojs] vuqPNsn ys[ku] vusdkFkZd ’kCn] foijhrkFkZd ’kCn

¼[kaM & fuank½] yksdksfDr;k¡A


SUBJECT: SANSKRIT

ikB~;lkeXkzhµ 1½ :fpjk ¼r‘rh;¨ Òkx‚½ NCERT

2½ l‘f"V laLd‘r O;kdj.ke~

APRIL &MAY :fpjk % ikB 1- lqHkkfÔrkfu

2½ fcyL; ok.kh u dnkfiesJqrk

3½ HkxonŒtqde~

4½ lnSoiqjrksfu/ksfgpj.ke~A O;kdj.k~ % o.kZfopkj] lafU/k&izdj.ke~]

dkjd@miinfoHkfDr%] fyaxfu/kkZj.ke~

fdz;kdyki % lkewfgd izkFkZukxhr

JULY :fpjk % ikB 5- /keZs /keuaikisiq.;e~AikB 6- izseyL; izseY;k'p dFkk ikB 7-

tyokfguh

O;kdj.k~ % 'kCn:ikf.k la[;kokph&'kCnk%] i=ys[kue~] fofo/kk%] laoknk%

fp=o.kZue~A

fdz;kdyki % 1½ fHkfÙkfp=

AUGUST :fpjk % ikB 8- lalkjlkxjL; uk;dk%] ikB 9- lIrHkfxU;

ikB 10- v'kksdofudk%

O;kdj.k~ % /kkrq:ikf.k] le;ys[kue~] vuqPNsn ys[kue~A

fdz;kdyki % 1½ iqLrdvkoj.k

SEPTEMBER iqujko`fÙk

OCTOBER :fpjk % ikB 11- lkfo=h ckbZQwys ikB 12- da% j{kfr d% jf{kr%

O;kdj.k~ % leklifjp;% fp=o.kZue~A

fdz;kdyki % foKkiu

NOVEMBER :fpjk % ikB 13- fgeky;%

ikB 14- vk;ZHkV%

O;kdj.k~ % izR;;k%] v'kqf) la'kks/kue~] i=ys[kue~ laoknys[kue~A

fdz;kdyki % 1½ ifjp;&jkek;.ke~

DECEMBER :fpjk % ikB 15- izgsfydk%

O;kdj.k~ % i= ys[kue~] vuqPNsnys[kue~] vifBr vocks/kue~A

fdz;kdyki % ^uooÔZ* vfÒuanu i=

JANUARY iqujko`fÙk

SUBJECT: SANSKRIT


F.A.-II: :fpjk % ikB 1] 2] 3]4

O;kdj.k~ % o.kZfopkj] lafU/k]

dkjd@miinfoHkfDr%] 'kCn:ikf.k vifBr vocks/kue~] i=]

fp=o.kZue~A

S.A.-I: :fpjk % ikB 3] 4] 5] 6] 7

O;kdj.k~ % lafU/k] dkjd] la[;kokph&'kCnk%] laoknk%] o.kZfopkj] 'kCn:ikf.k]

/kkrq:ikf.k vuqPNsn ys[ku] vifBr vuqPNsn] i=ys[kue~] le;ys[kue~]

fp=o.kZue~A

F.A.-III: :fpjk % ikB 8] 9] 10

O;kdj.k~ % lekl] izR;;k%] v’kqf) la’kks/kue]~ vifBr vuqPNsn] fp=o.kZue]~

i=A

S.A.-II: :fpjk % ikB10] 11] 12] 13] 14

O;kdj.k~ % leLrO;kdj.kA

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