sainik school bijpur ajit 2011 (172 pages)

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AJEET2010

FromThe Editor

We are living in the times of Information explosion and advancement of technologies. Today the world is becoming a ‘global village’ and knowledge is the synonym of success. There is no doubt that Sainik School Bijapur is imparting quality education to the cadets so that they may develop intellectual capacity, skills, right attitude in addition to humane and conventional cognitive abilities.

Working for the magazine has indeed been a rich experience for me and my team. This edition of ‘the Ajeet’ is an almanac of achievements and encapsulates a festoon of activities and thrilling memories of the year that rolled by. I take this opportunity to extend my profound indebtedness to our Principal Capt (IN) Jatinder Kumar for his valuable support and guidance at every step.

Hope it provides an enjoyable reading experience!!!

Asha Nair

PATRONCaptain (IN) Jatinder Kumar

EDITORIAL ADVISORWg Cdr R K Prasad

EDITORAsha Nair

ASSOCIATE EDITORSDr. S. R. HiremathG. BalakrishnanK. G. MaheshV. Madhubala

STILLSP M Ouseph

CADET EDITORSCdt. Abhijit WarrierCdt. Sangamesh KalagondCdt. AbhishekCdt. Nivedha

PRINTERSSaptak Printing Services, Kolhapur (Maharastra)[email protected] 02599

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Message Message

19 May 2010

I am very happy to learn that Sainik School, Bijapur is publishing the annual issue of its magazine ‘The Ajeet’.

During the last four decades, the School has achieved several milestones in the fi eld of academics, adventure training and in provision of standard infrastructure facilities. The School has contributed confi dent and competent offi cers to the Indian Armed Forces.

I am confi dent that the School will continue to pursue excellence. I urge the Principal and Staff of the School to continue to strive to excel.

(D. Mukundan) Air Vice Marshal

Air Vice MarshalD Mukundan, AVSM, VSM

Chairman, LBA

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Message Message

24 May 2010

Rabindra PrasadDeputy Secretary (Trg.) &

Honorary Secetary

I am happy to learn that Sainik School Bijapur is bringing out its annual journal ‘The Ajeet’ mirroring various facets of life and training in the school.

Sainik School Bijapur which was established in the year 1963 has been fulfi lling its objectives commendably during the last 46 years during which period it has shaped up as one of the leading public schools in the country with enviable infrastructure facilities and a tradition of academic excellence.

During these years the School has notched up excellent results in the CBSE Board examinations. GTO task course and individual obstacle course for SSB training has been set up and adventure training has received the necessary impetus. I am sanguine that the school will scale greater heights of excellence in the years ahead.

I wish the Principal, Staff and Cadets the very best in all their endeavours.

(Rabindra Prasad)

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Brig Ranjit SinghInspecting Offi cer (R)

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Message MessageI am delighted to know that Sainik School

Bijapur is publishing its annual journal ‘The Ajeet’.

Sainik School Bijapur over the years has successfully carved a niche for itself and is today counted amongst a select group of schools. The old boys of the school have held highest echelons in Armed Forces and in other walks of life.

I am happy to note that apart from academic excellence, the wide spectrum of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities that are carried out in the school speaks volumes about the kind of training being imparted ot the students for their harmonious development. It makes them well equipped and well armed to face the challenges posed by an ever changing and demanding world.

I convey my best wishes to the staff and cadets in their endeavour for the betterment of the schools and also bringing out yet another issue of the “Ajeet” successfully.

Jai Hind!

(Ranjit Singh) Brig

11 May 2010

Message Message

25 May 2010

I am happy to learn that Sainik School Bijapur is publishing its annual magazine ‘The Ajeet’.

During the last four decades, Sainik School Bijapur has won several accolades in the fi eld of education and its contributions in moulding the young cadets for a career in the offi cer cadre of our Armed Forces has indeed been laudable.

The School has very good infrastructure and the State Government is supporting the institution whole heartedly.

I wish the school, its cadets and staff all the very best for their future endeavours.

Jai Hind!

(VT Parnaik) Gp Capt.

Gp Capt. VT ParnaikInspecting Offi cer (P)

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PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

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ON THE OCCASION OF 47th FOUNDERS DAY

Honourable Chief Guest, Air Marshal VR lyer, PVSM, AVSM, ADC, Air Offi cer Commanding in Chief, Training Command, IAF, Bangalore, Distinguished Guests, Proud Parents, Members of the Media, Members of the Staff, my dear cadets, Ladies and Gentlemen, Good Morning and it is indeed my proud privilege to extend a very warm welcome to you sir, parents, cadets, staff and everybody else present here on this momentous occasion.

Sir, we are indeed honoured and privileged to have you amidst us this morning. Your gracious presence will indeed, make our 47th Founders Day celebrations a truly memorable one and will be a source of inspiration and motivation to all of us at this school.

Ladies & Gentlemen, Air Marshal VR lyer, PVSM, AVSM, ADC, AOC - in - C had his schooling at St. Patricks HS High School Asansol. He is an alumnus of National Defence Academy and was commissioned in the fi ghter stream of Indian Air Force on 22 Jan 1972.

The Air Marshal has more than 3000 hours of fl ying to his credit. He has fl own MIG - 21 Variants, Jaguars and Training Aircraft. Air Marshal has undergone various courses viz: FCL, QFI, DSSC and Air war college at USA. Being a qualifi ed fl ying instructor, he has imparted training at Air Force Station, Bidar and Air Force Academy. He has also been a Directing Staff at Defence Services Staff College, Wellington.

Air Marshal lyer has held various important command and staff appointments. He has commanded Jaguar Squadron, been station commander of Air Force Station Gorakhpur, Principal Director (personnel Offi cers) at Air Headquarters, Commandant of College of Air Warfare and Air Offi cer - in - Charge Personnel at Air Headquarters, New Delhi.

For his exceptional services to the organization, the Air Marshal was awarded Ati Vishisht Seva Medal on 26th Jan 2007 and Param Vishisht Seva Medal on 26 Jan 2010. The Air Marshal is appointed as Honorary ADC to His Excellency the President of India wef 01 Oct 2009.

Presently, Air Marshal lyer is the Commander - in - Chief of the prestigious Training Command, Bangalore of the Indian Air Force. The Command's Primary peace time role is to impart training to the entire rank and fi le of the Indian Air Force, right from ab-initio trainees to senior Military commanders through various courses. The Air Marshal is a

Air Marshal VR IYER, PVSM, AVSM, ADC AOC-IN-C Training command, IAF Bangalore lighting the lamp at 47th school Founders Day.

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keen Golfer and also takes interest in other outdoor games including cricket. Air Marshal lyer is married to Mrs Bala lyer, they have a daughter and son.

Ladies and Gentlemen, we are indeed singularly privileged and uniquely honoured to have this very accomplished Senior Air Force Offi cer amongst us this morning to grace our 47th Founders day celebrations.

Sir, as you may be aware that Sainik School, Bijapur, the pride of Karnataka, was established in 1963 with the noble aim of providing affordable quality public School education to the children of the common man and to prepare them primarily for a career in the Offi cer Cadre of our Defence Forces. Over the years it has been successful in achieving its goals and a very large number of our cadets have become commissioned offi cers in the Defence Forces. Three of our alumni have attained the rank of Lt Gen and equivalent in the three forces and many of our alumni are in the rank of Maj Gen and equivalent in the three forces. I am very pleased to inform you that Captain Gopinath, the founder of Deccan Air, who made fl ying a reality for everyone is also our alumni. However, those who could not make it to the Defence Services, have excelled in various careers such as the IAS, IPS, KAS etc and other professions such as Engineering, Medicine, Banking, Journalism, Business, Public Administration and Politics. Shri. S.S. Pattanashetty, Deputy Commissioner Bijapur is our alumni.

Our school has been doing exceedingly well in entrance exam of UPSC for entry into NDA and more than 75% and 55% of our cadets qualifi ed in UPSC for 123rd and 124th course respectively.

The School has maintained 100% result in 10th Std for consecutive sixth year. Out of 91 Cadets, 76 cadets passed with distinction and remaining 15 passed with fi rst class. Our School CGPA 8.8% which is equivalent to 83.6%

The School has achieved 100% result in 12th Std and School has the best result in XII as per laid down formula of Sainik Schools Society for the year 2009 - 10. Out of 73 cadets. 32 cadets passed with distinction i.e. above 75% marks, 37 cadets passed with fi rst class i.e. above 60%. Sainik School, Bijapur bagged best school academic award for class XII board results amongst all the Sainik Schools during 2008 - 09 and 2009 - 10. Raksha Raiya Mantri Shri MM Pallamraju presented the certifi cate of merit to the school during Principal's conference. I will like to complement Headmaster and his team of dedicated teachers for this wonderful achievement in class X and XII and also wish that

Captain (IN) Jatinder Kumar, Principal receiving certifi cate of Merit form Shri M. M. Pallamraju,

RRM for Best result in class XII (2009-10).

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they continue to perform in the same manner or even better. Enhancement of professional competence of the teaching staff is the area which has

been taken very seriously by the Sainik School Society. 9 teachers of our school were deputed to FDRC, New Delhi to attend programmes conducted on science, Mathematics and English. 6 teachers were deputed to attend programs on counselling. Two teachers attended in service training programs in FDRC in Aug 2010.

We believe in imparting instructions by practical method. A science park was commissioned in the school in April 2010. 11 equipment covering physics and Maths topics have been installed. Cadets are encouraged to visit this site regularly. Model classrooms have been started in the school. This exclusive room has got latest equipment viz. Smart board, LCD projector, toppers channel, internet and latest softwares. Most of the teachers are making use of this facility. Physics, Chemistry and Bio Lab have been provided with LCD Projector, latest practical related software JIL. We are sure that these facilities will certainly help our cadets in understanding the subjects better. Classroom of class XI class XII have been connected to Eureka software for easy understanding. We are also in the process of establishing Bio Diversity Park.

Sports and games are the bedrock of discipline and hence a great amount of emphasis is given to these activities at the school. It is mandatory for every cadet to participate in sports and games regularly. The school has infrastructural facilities for all games such as Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Football, Cricket etc. Apart from this, the School has a Swimming pool, a Rifl e shooting short range, Multigym facility, Obstacle course, Horse riding, Pool table, Table tennis and an indoor Badminton court. The physical endurance and stamina of the cadets also enhanced by conducting regular cross country races throughout the

year. Over and above, they are also exposed to Cycling, Gymnastics, Yoga etc. I am happy to inform you that the school Hockey team has maintained its supremacy in South Zone Sainik Schools sports meet. School also won the overall championship trophy after a gap of 15 years in recently concluded competition at sainik school Kazhakootam (Kerala). I will like to congratulate our coaches for preparing these cadets. The Basket ball and Hockey teams are going to participate in All India Inter Zonal Sainik Schools tournaments to be

Sports contingent of school which won South Zone Sainik Schools Sports Tournament.

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held at Sainik School Tilaiya and Sainik School Chittorgarh respectively.Adventure training is an important facet of our School routine. We are committed to

inculcate the qualities of self confi dence, daring, perseverance against all odds and the will to win in our cadets. With that aim 93 Cadets of class IX were sent to National Adventure training at Kathagodam (Uttrakhand State) from 08 Oct to 17 Oct 2009 under the aegis of shri Aurbindo Educational Society, New Delhi.

Each cadet is sent on educational cum motivational tours to various parts of the country including Defence establishments. In order to minimize the loss of working days, these tours are planned for all the classes together during the third week of November, to coincide with the passing out parades at NDA and Naval Academy.

NCC training is compulsory for the cadets of our School. While we have the Army, Navy and Air Wings at the Junior Division, we have only the Army wing at the Senior Division which was started four years ago.

With a view to channelise the creative energies of our talented cadets and to offer them a welcome change from the tedium of a highly structured training regimen, we have as many as 15 hobby clubs such as the NDA club, journalism club, photography, philately, computer club, environmental club, cycling club etc. Each cadet is a member of one of these clubs.

We are aware of the need to inculcate team spirit, competitiveness and camaraderie among our cadets. Towards that end as many as 27 different competitions in sports and Co-Curricular activities are held regularly throughout the year. We encourage our children to participate in many national level competitions such as Handwriting and painting competition, Talent Search Maths Olympiad and National General Knowledge contest. Our cadets won 6 gold medals, 11 silver medals and 6 bronze medals in Talent Search Maths Olympiad. Cadet Dundesh got 21st rank amongst the students of 270 schools which participated in the competition. National handwriting and colouring competition was held in 2009. Five of our students were commended for excellent handwriting. Cadet Gaviswami BH, won a consolation prize of Rs. 700/- in this competition. They also decorated our schools with ldeal school, ideal Principal and ideal teacher award. United Schools Organization of India conducted All India general knowledge test in 2009. Senior and junior cadets participated in the contest. Cadet kailash of class XI won the third prize at national level. He was awarded cash prize of Rs 400/-

We appreciate the importance of training our cadets to assume roles of responsibility during their stay in the school and also after they pass out of the portals of this hallowed institution so as to enable them to face the world of harsh realities with courage, confi dence and strength. The school investiture ceremony aimed at empowering cadets with responsibilities and providing them leadership training was held on 30 Jun 2010. Maj

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Gen VSS Goudar, UYSM, AVSM, VSM an Ajeet of this school was the chief Guest.No institution of this magnitude and repute can effectively function without proper

co-ordination between the Academic & Administrative teams. I wish to put on record that the excellent services rendered by our Academic and Administrative staff to conduct the training programme smoothly are praise worthy. I would also like to mention here the splendid work done by the General Employees in this regard.

I would like to express our gratitude to the Govt of Karnataka and Ministry of Defence for providing adequate fi nancial help in the last three years. As a result we have been able to maintain our infrastructure in a reasonably good condition. I would also like to inform all of you that our Chairman Air Vice Marshal D Mukundan, AVSM, VSM has extended full support to us in pursuing our cases through state government and as a result school has been receiving handsome grant every year. Sir, we are in the process of augmenting our infrastructure out of grant - in- aid received from State Govt. and Central Govt. Major Projects under progress are construction of NDA motivation cum testing hall, construction of second wing of Rashtrakoota hostel. We have also been able to get a grant of 2.92 crore for construction of boundary wall, repair of buildings, construction of internal roads and two residential quarters. I would like to thank shri Shivkumar Udasi, Member of Parliament and our alumni for ensuring the sanction of this special grant. I would also like to express our gratitude to the local administration for extending all possible help to the school for its smooth running. During the last one year our endeavour has been to provide facelift to the existing infrastructure. We have renovated our badminton court, constructed a new basketball court, and renovated the entrance lobby of the administrative block. We are sure that we will keep receiving adequate fi nancial help from the state and central Government and we will be able to give facelift to entire academic wing, repair residential quarters of 'B' and 'C' class employees.

Sir, our priority has been to provide best possible facilities to our cadets so that they enjoy good health and get good environment to devote more time for studies. All hostels have been provided with water purifi er plants, water coolers and solar water heating systems. I am very happy to inform all the parents that we are providing best of the diet to our cadets within the existing resources.

The State Govt. had already revised the scholarship to Rs 32000/- per annum for each cadet during 2008 - 09. We had taken up the case for sanction of similar amount of scholarship for defence candidates also. it is with great pleasure I would like to inform you all that Ministry of Defence has also revised the scholarship amount to Rs 32000/- per annum for defence wards of NCOs and Rs 16000/- per annum for defence wards of JCOs and in addition central assistance has also been revised to Rs 15000/- from Rs 10000/- for all the 620 cadets. With this the fi nancial implication of the parents will reduce to just Rs 15000/- per annum.

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I would also like to express our gratitude to the various chapters of the OBA for their help and support in liaisoning with the state Govt. and also for providing fi nancial support to several deserving Cadets. In fact, during the last three and a half years they have undertaken several projects right from providing uninterrupted drinking water to provisioning Computers and Laptops for the School, that it shall take a long time if I were to list them here. We are extremely grateful to them for all that they are doing for their alma mater and I assure them that their help and encouragement will continue to be a source of strength to me. OBA has also provided fi nancial help to the needy students and ten students have got fi nancial help from the OBA during 2009 - 10 and the same amount is also available for the year 2010 - 11.

As you are aware, Bijapur is a rain defi cient area. Feeling the need for greening the campus and creating a lung space we have embarked upon a massive and ambitious afforestation drive and have planted more than 10000 saplings in the last 3 -4 years with the help of Forest Department at the Sainik School campus. We are confi dent that fi ve years down the line the campus will certainly look different, greener and more attractive with a variety of fl ora and fauna. We have encouraged cadets to plant trees in their respective areas. Neem trees have been planted which will be looked after by the cadets. This exercise will give them sense of responsibility and respect for environment.

We have been able to achieve many a milestone due to the unstinted support and suggestions of our esteemed Parents; the hard work, team spirit and co - operation of my Offi cers, members of the faculty, staff and General Employees. The sustained hard work, dedication and commitment of my cadets who are the corner stones of this Institution, are indeed commendable. I would like to inform you Sir, and also our esteemed parents that today we are the best Sainik School in Country in terms of infrastructure facilities, academic achievements and administrative excellence due to the dedication and commitment of my Offi cers and staff and also due to the encouragement, support and assistance of our Ajeets.

I am also extremely grateful to the members of the print and electronic media for the excellent coverage being provided to the school. You can take the school to every home in this beautiful state and country of ours and encourage and motivate more and more young men to opt for a career in our valiant Defence Forces.

I would also like to take this opportunity to convey on behalf of the entire Sainik family my deep gratitude to our Hon'ble Chief Guest for sparing his valuable time to grace this occasion despite his hectic schedule. Sir, your gracious presence amidst us this morning means so much to all of us, especially to our young cadets. Once again I extend a very warm welcome to each one of you to this School Founders Day Celebrations.

Jai Hind.

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From The Principal’s Desk

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Sainik School, Bijapur, Pride of Karnataka has completed glorious 47 years of its existence and during this long journey the school has seen phenomenal growth in various fi elds. This great institution has established itself as one of the best organization in Karnataka and has truly and rightly emerged as the most favoured destination for the young and eligible children of Karnataka who prefer a career in the offi cer cadre of Armed Forces.

We have been doing extremely well in academics, curricular and extra curricular activities and maintained our results in board exams for classes X and XII with enviable record. Our school has been decorated with best result Merit certifi cate for class XII during 2008 - 09 and

2009 - 10 amongst all the Sainik Schools. This has been achieved with the dedicated efforts of Headmaster and well trained academic faculty which is constantly involved in honing the all around potential of our brilliant cadets to bring laurels to this institution. We train them to explore and realize full potential and equip them to face the challenges after they leave the portals of this hallowed institution.

We are continuing with our pursuit of motivating more and more cadets to join Armed Forces. The service offi cers have been motivating the cadets in this regard and in addition many senior Ajeets from Army, Navy and Air Force and from the other professions were invited to the school to motivate these young minds. Both the Inspecting Offi cers from Sainik Schools Society were also invited to train cadets to face SSB in more confi dent manner. The number of cadets joining armed forces has been satisfactory during last two years. 13 cadets have cleared SSB for 122nd and 124th course NDA, however all of them could not join due to medical and low merit problems.

Our cadets have performed brilliantly in the sports fi eld also. Our school emerged as Inter Sainik Schools South Zone sports meet champion after a gap of 15 years and also emerged winner in Hockey and Basketball. We have maintained our supremacy in Inter Zonal Hockey Championship.

Over the years many projects related to training and maintenance of buildings have been completed. Many new projects such as, modernization of library, LCD projectors for all the laboratories, latest software, classroom furniture, solar cooking system, solar lighting, solar water heaters, new bus, dish washer, chapatti maker, smart interactive boards, children's park, constrution of NDA motivation cum testing hall, extension of Rastrakoota hostel, renovation of hostel living areas, construction of squash court, installation of military models, asphalting of roads and construction of boundary wall are in progress. Today our school has been recognised as having best infrastructure in terms of academics, accommodation and residence etc. amongst all the Sainik schools and this has been achieved due to ever vigilant Registrar and his team. We hope that these measures will go a long way in achieving academic excellence, enhancing our contribution to NDA and improving the living standards in the campus.

I must acknowledge that development which school has achieved over the years has also been due to the unconditional support of a strong and supportive Ajeets.

I would like to compliment the Editorial Board for having brought out this excellent issue of "THE AJEET" and wish each one of you HAPPY READING.

- Captain (IN) Jatinder Kumar

Sainik School Bijapur came into existence on 16 Sep 1963. The foundation stone for this prestigious school was laid by Smt. Indira Gandhi and it was inaugurated by Dr. Zakir Hussain then Vice President of India on 17 Dec 1966. The School is spread in a sprawling campus of 405 acres of land. Over the years, the school has progressed in leaps and bounds in respect to infrastructural improvement. In this short article, I would like to bring into notice the present status of the school infrastructure and how it progressed over the years.

As a Registrar of this school I was posted on 08 Nov 2008 and it was indeed a privilege to see that school is well equipped in respect to fi nancial resources in general and infrastructure in particular. The school was having a well equipped dining hall, good class rooms, swimming pool, labs, good hostel accommodation, good play grounds, suffi cient accommodation for all the permanent staff of the school, well established school dairy and farms and above all uninterrupted water supply from the Govt.

However, there is saying that "there is always a scope for improvement in all aspects of life." Inline with this saying, School Administration has decided to pursue effort as much as possible to improve quality of life and in this direction number of major initiatives were taken up. The initiatives are listed below which were completed in last one year or so.� Administrative Building Face lift to Administrative building by vitrifi ed tiling of main entrance lobby, new showcase at

entrance and granite stair case with teak wood railings was added. � Residential Quarter New electrical fi ttings, colour wash and placing of over head tank to all C & D quarters from

the budget received from the state Govt. to the tune of Rs 7 Lakhs.� Cadet Mess To bring up the hygiene standard of the mess number of initiatives were taken such as

procurement of Automatic Chappati Machine which was procured at the cost of Rs 8 Lakhs with the capacity to deliver 1000 chapattis per hour, Dish washer, granite fl ooring of the Mess, 08 colour TVs were installed for the cadet entertainment, solar steam cooking, heavy duty RO plant to provide quality drinking water.

� Hostels In the hostels the toilet doors were broken and toilets had bad sanitation to over come this

problems new steel doors were fi tted to all the bathrooms, RO plants are installed in all the hostels to give cadets pure and healthy water and this effort has drastically reduced the health problems of the cadets.

AN OVERVIEW ON IMPROVEMENT OF QUALITY OF LIFE AT SAINIK SCHOOL BIJAPUR

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� Gymnasium The school gymnasium fl ooring was in very bad state and to improve the ambience entire

fl ooring was removed and re-done. Swimming pool had broken seating gallery without covered structure, in this direction new GI covered structure for swimming pool was done up.

� Squash Court New single squash court of international standard was constructed at a cost of Rs 15 Lakhs to

improve the sport infrastructure.� Diary Renovation of School Dairy was also taken up and almost 30 acres of land in addition to

earlier 25 acres of land was brought under cultivation.� Solar Street Light To save power major initiative were taken up by installing solar street lights in the school

campus.� Children Park School was not having a children park for the staff Children, in this direction new children park

was created and new play equipments were provided for the children park.� CSD Canteen CSD canteen was given a new face lift by major renovation such as new showcase, racks, and

installation of smart card system. Also it is important to highlight that the all permanent staff of this school were issued with smart card (civilian card).

� Main Gate Entrance to the Sainik School was given a major changes by constructing an entrance gate and

laying of new foot path.� Basketball Court New international standard Deco turf basket ball with fl ood light system was constructed to

enhance the sports facility.

Basketball court Dish Washer Footpath

Chapatti Maker Toilets in Training Block Washing Machine

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The following work which are in pipeline and will be completed by end of this academic session :-� Construction of new NDA motivation hall at the cost of Rs 57.13 Lakhs.� Extension of two new blocks for Rashtrakoota hostel at the cost of Rs 84.38 Lakhs� Construction of two quarters for hostel superintendent and house masters at the cost of

Rs. 35.00 Lakhs.� New Boundary wall of the school campus at the cost of Rs. 110 Lakhs� Renovation of swimming pool� Re - carpeting of entire school road at the cost of Rs 100 Lakhs.� Granite fl ooring of entire dinning hall to give more hygiene standard.� Renovation of 03 toilets in the academic block� Vitrifi ed tiling for Library, Physics Lab, Language Lab, Social Science lab, account section,

Quartermaster section and main corridor on the fi rst fl oor and replacement of 90 teak wood doors in the academic block.

� School main play fi eld is given a facelift with covered structure and provisioning of kota stone sitting gallery for the spectators at the cost of Rs 27.00 Lakhs

To conclude, the school has many projects planned for the next academic year and years to come. In the future with dedicated team of offi cers and school staff it is very much likely that school will shine further and this school has the capacity to be a model Sainik school of the country.

Jai Hind!

Wg Cdr TN Shakspo,

Registrar

Construction of NDA Motivation/Testing Hall Extension of Rashtrakoota Hostel

Construction of Squash Court Covered structure and Kota stone steps for PT stand

Our Honoured GuestsOur Honoured Guests

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Impressions by VisitorsImpressions by Visitors

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Impressions by VisitorsImpressions by Visitors

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Academic StaffAcademic Staff

Administrative StaffAdministrative Staff

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Editorial BoardEditorial Board

NCC StaffNCC Staff

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Rural IT TeamRural IT Team

Academic Stars Holders (Seniors)Academic Stars Holders (Seniors)

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To Sir with LoveTo Sir with LoveShri. C. Y. Badiger, Master Shri. C. Y. Badiger, Master

in Chemistry retired from the in Chemistry retired from the school services on 28-02-2010 school services on 28-02-2010 after putting in a recorded after putting in a recorded service of 33 years. A silent service of 33 years. A silent worker Mr. Badiger worked worker Mr. Badiger worked tirelessly and impressed one tirelessly and impressed one and all by his immaculate and all by his immaculate working style. We wish him working style. We wish him a very happy and peaceful a very happy and peaceful retired life!retired life!

ADIEU – Always in our heartsADIEU – Always in our hearts

FELICITATIONS AND AWARDSA DEDICATED SERVICE

Dr. C. Rama Rao25 years

Shri. C.M. Hiremath25 years

Shri. R. Ashrit40 years

Dr. C. Rama Rao Shri. M.U. Naik

Shri. M. M. Kinnal Shri. S. B. Singh Shri. S.V. Shetty

LBA CHAIRMAN COMMENDATION

CONGRATULATIONS24

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PRINCIPALCapt. (IN) JATINDER KUMAR

HEAD MASTERWg. Cdr. R. K. PRASAD

REGISTRARWg. Cdr. T. N. SHAKSPO

SCHOOL MEDICAL OFFICERDR. S. M. KADEANGADI

SENIOR MASTERShri. G S R Murthy

ACADEMIC STAFF

FACULTY OF ENGLISH Mr. D. Vijaya Kumar M.A, B.Ed.

Mr. P. M. Shetty M.A, M.Ed., M.Phil

Mrs. Madhu Eva Thakur M.A, B.Ed.

Mrs. V. Madhubala M.A, B.Ed.

Mrs. Asha Nair M.A, B.Ed.

FACULTY OF HINDI Mr. G. Balakrishna M.A, B.Ed, M.Phil.

Mr. C. N. Jadhav B.A, B.Ed.

FACULTY OF SANSKRIT Mr. K. G. Mahesh M.A, B.Ed.

FACULTY OF KANNADA Mr. C. M. Hiremath M.A, B.Ed.

Dr. S. R. Hiremath M.A, B.Ed, Ph.D.

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FACULTY OF MATHEMATICS

Mr. V. N. Mannapur M.Sc, B.Ed.

Mr. Revankumar Desai M.Sc, M.Ed.

Mr. S. Masilamani B.Sc, B.Ed, M.P.Ed.

Mrs. Jyoti B. Gouli M.Sc, B.Ed.

Mrs. Sheela Tharakan M.Sc, B.Ed, M.Phil.

Mr. Kiran Kumar R. B.Sc, B.Ed.

FACULTY OF PHYSICS

Mr. Damodara K. M.Sc, Ed.

Mr. M. U. Naik B.Sc, B.Ed.

Mr. M. M. Kinnal M.Sc, B.Ed.

FACULTY OF BIOLOGY

Mr. R. V. Kalasannavar M.Sc, B.Ed.

Dr. C. Rama Rao M.Sc, M.Ed, M.Phil, Ph.D.

Mr. D. Raman M.Sc. B.Ed.

FACULTY OF CHEMISTRY

Mr. GSR Murthy M.Sc, Ed.

Mr. M. P. Desai M.Sc, B.Ed.

Mr. R. S. Pandey M.Sc, B.Ed.

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE

Mr. S. A. Holeyachi M.A. M.Ed.

Mr. R. Gopal Raju M.Sc. M.Ed. M.Phil.

Mr. P. M. Ouseph M.A. B.Ed.

Mr. S. Sukesh M.A. B.Ed.

FACULTY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

Mr. S. B. Sattikar B.E. (CS & E), M.Sc. (IT)

Mr. M. A. Talikoti B.Com, M.Sc.(IT)


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FACULTY OF ART & CRAFT Dr. S. M. Hugar M.A, Ph.D.

FACULTY OF MUSIC Mr. C. N. Jadhav B.A, B.Ed.

LIBRARIAN Mr. M. B. Sheelawant B.Sc, B.Lib.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. S. Masilamani B.Sc, B.Ed, M.P.Ed.

APTC STAFF CHM. G. Murugan Hav. Jitendra

LABORATORY ASSISTANTS Mr. R. K. Inamdar B.Sc.

Mr. B. S. Hanchanale B.Sc, B.Ed.

Mr. Umesh S. Dandoti B.Sc.

HOUSE MASTERS

Mr. Revankumar Desai Chalukya (Srs)

Mr. P. M. Ouseph Chalukya (Jrs)

Mr. M. M. Kinnal Hoysala (Srs)

Mrs. Asha Nair Hoysala (Jrs)

Mr. M. U. Naik Adilshahi (Srs)

Mr. G. Balkrishna Adilshahi (Jrs)

Mr. P. M. Shetty Vijayanagar (Srs)

Mr. K. G. Mahesh Vijayanagar (Jrs)

Mr. R. Gopal Raju Wodeyar (Srs)

Mrs. Sheela Tharakan Wodeyar (Jrs)

Mr. S. Sukesh Rashtrakoota


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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Mr. Alfred D’Almeida Accountant

Mr. Chandrasekhar Offi ce Superintendent

Mr. S. B. Singh Quarter Master

Mr. PMC. Babu Mess Manager

Mr. Udaykumar Hiremath Nursing Assistant

Mr. R. V. Ashrit U.D.C.

Mr. M. R. Patil U.D.C.

Mr. R. J. Kulkarni L.D.C. & P.A. to Principal

Mr. R. M. Sarsambi L.D.C.

Mr. A. R. Kulkarni L.D.C.

Mr. Dileep Phadnis L.D.C.

Mr. Shyam Salunke Driver

Mr. Vilas Shinde Driver

HOSTEL SUPERINTENDENTS

Mr. S. K. Naik B.Com. B.P.Ed. Adilshahi

Mr. M. H. Suresh B.Sc. M.P.Ed. Chalukya

Mr. D. K. Mohanty B.Sc. M.L.I.Sc. Hoysala

Mr. S. V. Joseph Raju B.A.B.P.Ed. Wodeyar

Sgt Xavier Antony (retd) B.A. PGDPM Vijayanagar

& Rashtrakoota

PHYSICAL INSTRUCTION STAFF

Sub. Pramod Bhoyar Hav. S. H. Biradar Hav. S. V. Chavan

EQUITATION SECTION

L/Hav. G. B. Hitnalli (retd)


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GENERAL EMPLOYEES

S. Y. Ballary Electrican

S. V. Shetty GE

S. M. Hiremath GE

N. N. Kudagi GE

B. L. Kaladgi GE

M. B. Kaladgi GE

S. B. Pawar GE

M. K. Anasur GE

A. H. Shaikh GE

R. T. Hatagalei GE

C. N. Murashal GE

M. S. Sugate GE

S. G. Jhunjarwad GE

A. A. Sharpyade GE

C. D. Dyberi GE

D. A. Fadatare GE

B. P. Gotrale GE

R. N. Chalwadi GE

Ittappa Madiyal GE

B. S. Hatagale GE

S. B. Bakali GE

S. S. Naikar GE

S. S. Umarani GE

B. B. Sarwad GE

D. S. Hatagale GE

M. A. Patel GE

Smt. Dharnekar GE

T. B. Harijan GE

S. V. Bhosle GE

S. L. Sahapur GE

B. A. Fadatare GE

H. H. Soudagar GE

P. L. Kalal GE

S. C. Ingale GE

D. C. Junjarwad GE

V. N. Badiger GE

Y. B. Kamate GE

V. S. Gadgin GE

S. S. Patted GE

R. B. Chalwadi GE

V. B. Malgar GE

Ramesh Bandi GE

Lawrence D. Neelgar GE


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31 Respect Others To Get Respected

32 Friend

33 Electronic waste

34 Stress Management

43 Do not make any fuss

44 Do You Have Ten Minutes For Our Country?

45 Importance of humour

46 Nanotechnology

47 My Teachers

48 Biology Project..... A selfl ess Dedication

49 Earth is burning

50 Is India well equipped to face recession?

52 Oniomania, Be careful.....

53 True Love, A Candle

54 Dr. Venkataraman Ramakrishnan - a source of inspiration

55 Secret of success

56 A Tribute to Vishnuvardhan

57 To be or not to be, Interesting Facts

58 Karnataka A Tourist’s Paradise

60 Now Nirvana is not a myth

61 Whenever you're disappointed....

62 Day of Doom, Today

65 The Art Of Living Live And Let Live

67 Solar Energy : a fuel to the future

69 Work is Worship

70 A dawn of a new era for education in India

72 Dream comes True At ‘Dreamland’

74 Interesting Facts, Foreign words & Phrases

79 Mother Teresa - an institution of love?

80 Education for all

82 Our Alma mater

83 Hasnamat....

84 Talent Search Maths Olympiad - 2009

85 Result of National Handwriting & Colouring Contest 2009

86 Road Race, Success

87 Kannada Section

111 Sanskrit Section

127 Hindi Section

159 Fond Memories

C O N T E N T S


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The word ‘respect’ has a broader perspective. Respect is not a relationship between two people but between equals. Respect is something that can not be demanded or bought. It is earned through good actions, so seek every opportunity to serve others.

Respect is ‘a sense of worth or excellence of a person.’ If we look down to history we respect many great people like Abraham Lincoln, Gandhiji, Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam and many others i.e. respect does not depend on the position we occupy, the wealth we possess, the number of people we command, it does not depend on age, size, position or color. SO TO BUILD LOYALTY AND RESPECT WE MUST DEVELOP POSITIVE AND FRIENDLY ATTITUDES.

WHY SHOULD WE RESPECT OTHERS???• It enhances our effi ciency and effectiveness• It brings appreciation and good will• It makes us aware of our strengths and weakness • It brings contentment and joy• It will change our perception and mind set about people and

things.The only way to earn respect is to treat others with respect. We need

to develop in us good qualities. For example responsible, accountable and committed people are respected because they give credit to others and willingly accept blame when things go wrong. So giving is the highest level of living and those who give selfl essly are respected more. We should thank people for the help they give you and appreciate them. Each one i.e. from a layman to the highest offi cer deserves respect because their contributions may be different as their talents are different. When we respect others we become happy and contented.

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Always remember the golden rule : “DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE THEM DO UNTO YOU”. “GIVE RESPECT AND TAKE RESPECT”

VALUABLE TIPS TO EARN AND COMMAND RESPECT✦ Self confi dence and self esteem are important factors to make a man

respectable.✦ The way you dress up and the way you make decisions are also

contributing factors in getting respect from others.✦ Always be humble, down to earth.✦ One should never get involved in self-pity and negative thoughts. The

most important thing is to seek happiness in the things you have in your life.

Friends are heart mendors Welding PatchesArmed with a smile and a pair of ears,Others are traitors

Heartless liarsBreaking not mending Armed with rumours and a frownTaking mendors

And tearing out nice warm smile Stricking on a frownLodging the rumour into the brainThen taking that rumour and virus

And spreading it Smearing itAll over the schoolBut some can resist virus

With no medicineThat is a – true friend.

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O urs is an E - age. We have been hearing about E - mail, E- commerce, E- education and now E- waste. What exactly is E- waste? Electronic

waste can be defi ned as discarded, surplus, obsolete, broken electrical or electronic devices - i.e. computers, mobiles, television sets, fridges or electronic devices which are sold or discarded by their actual owners.

The question arises, is that a health hazard? It is a serious health hazard and causes pollution as it contains contaminants such as lead, cadmium, beryllium and brominated fl ame retardants. A great care must be taken to avoid unsafe exposure to these types of wastes and trash. E- waste should be reused, resold, recycled to make the environment clean and pollution free. For example during the recycling process the devices should be sent to the original manufacturers. The items like mobile phones, laptops, desktops, digital cameras, computers and auto electronics can be taken back by the manufacturers. This helps in safeguarding from environmental problems, from toxins. Another option is to dismantle or reuse which extends the life span of a device. It helps to save working and repairable parts.

It is a wake up call for all of us as it is surely a deadly health hazard. So we should try to spread the awareness of the dangers of electronic waste, protect human health and limit the adverse environmental effects. So say no to the “Toxic Trade” and save the humanity. PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS AND BAN WASTE TRADE.

Electronic waste Electronic waste

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* Enjoy life -Two men look out through the same bars,one sees the mud, the other sees stars.


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In today's cut throat times the only buzz word doing the rounds seems to be ‘high performance’. We fi nd ourselves running after deadlines, targets, asking for extensions, fi nishing tasks at the last minute, compelled to work on a weekend..... ultimately returning stressed out and exhausted. We have often heard people saying, “I AM NOT FEELING GOOD BUT I AM NOT SICK EITHER.”

What is stress ? Friends, stress is a new genre disease that has its fi rst effect on mood

and then mind, effects the body in the long run. What are the possible causes of stress : * Family background and habits * Social isolation and lack of Interaction* Mood changes, boredom and over reaction* Abnormal beliefs

* Financial ruin and sudden losses * Pessimistic approach to life* Time pressures and deadlines* Unhappy events of life and bitter experiences* Ill health and Aggression Stress Management is a holistic system that balances

our physical, psychological, emotional and spiritual well-being. This gives us an inner strength to combat stress in our life. Stress Management includes exercise programmes, meditation, yoga, attitude modifi cation and change in life style. First of all we should (1) focus on our strengths (2) To beat stress learn to prioritise i.e. pick the single most important task to complete (3) Seek social support - develop close and positive relationships (4) Ventilation - talk out problems and express your tensions. (5) Make yoga and meditation a part of your life. (6) Last but not the least a belly laugh is the best cure for stress because it relieves tension. Laughter therapy is the best stress buster.

Hope this article will help you in de-stressing your stress . WORK A STRESS CONDITION TO YOUR ADVANTAGE AND BOOST YOUR INNER POTENTIAL.

Abhijit Warrier XI

Stress Management Stress Management


A workshop for Headmasters and Registrars A workshop for Headmasters and Registrars in Sainik School Bijapurin Sainik School Bijapur

All India Sainik Schools Headmasters and Registrars (newly appointed) workshop was hosted at Sainik School Bijapur from 26-28 August, 2010. The Principal Capt. (IN) Jatinder Kumar accorded red carpet welcome to Brig. Ranjit Singh, Inspecting offi cer (R), Gp. Capt. VT Parnaik Inspecting offi cer (P), Headmasters and Registrars of various Sainik Schools. The sprawling campus of 400 acres got imbued with an air of exuberance and gaiety by their benign presence. The event commenced with a spectacular parade by immaculately attired cadets of Sainik School Bijapur.

The workshop was to acquaint the newly appointed Headmasters and Registrars regarding the functions of Sainik Schools and other issues related to school administration. The event was graced by eminent personalities who gave insight into different subjects ranging from Administration and HR Management to contemporary issues like Adolescents care and role of teachers in students guidance and counseling.

It was indeed a moment of great pride for Sainik School Bijapur.

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Sainik School Bijapur cadets brought home the coveted South Zone Sainik Schools sports championship trophy. They thwarted tough challenges posed by the Sainik Schools of Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Tamilnadu. The South Zone Inter Sainik schools sports meet was organized in Sainik School Kazhakootam from 9th August 2010 to 13th August 2010.

Sainik School Bijapur – Force to reckon Sainik School Bijapur – Force to reckon with amongst Sainik Schoolswith amongst Sainik Schools

Highlights of the Meet� First position in Basket ball competition.� First position in Hockey.� Second position in English Debate competition � Second in Football (Jrs.)� Third in Volleyball � Fourth in Football (sub Jrs.)

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labs at a glancelabs at a glance

The laboratories bring in a revolution in classroom teaching. Teaching and learning becomes very interesting and effective. We can say, “lessons spring out of the textbooks and come alive.”

✦ Improves teacher’s effectiveness and productivity. ✦ Brings abstract and diffi cult concepts to life. ✦ Enables multi-sensory learning in classrooms. ✦ Enables instant formative assessment of learning

outcomes in class. ✦ Makes learning an enjoyable experience.

MathematicsLab

LanguageLab

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ComputerLab

SmartClass

SocialScience Lab

School IT TeamSchool IT Team

General EmployeesGeneral Employees

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ATHLETICS

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ATHLETICS

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Academic Stars Holders (Juniors)Academic Stars Holders (Juniors)

UPSC Cleared CadetsUPSC Cleared Cadets

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The deeds done today,were caused due to yesterday.When the industrialization started, the ozone layer departed. Even though for the Earth is not now, let’s not make it because of you. As you sow , so shall you reap, for the deeds you have done, just don't weep.It’s not the end of the days, but it's time you mend your ways.Where ever you see pollution,you will have to think of a solution. It’s not that this should only be done by you, it’s equally exact duty of mine too. Gone are those days when you could see stars, the ultimate cause - Smoke of cars.Just imagine how the Earth would be, How beautiful ! our eyes could see.This change can be brought by us, but let us not make any fuss. The Earth is drowning , and everyone is frowning. So, come on, Give your fuel tanks a jerk because its our duty to save God's beautiful work.

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“Kindness is more than deeds.It is an attitude, an expression,A look, a touch. It is anythingthat lifts another person.”C. Neil strait


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Have you got 10 minutes for your country ? If yes, then read :You say that our government is ineffi cient. You say that our laws are

too old. You say that the municipality does not pick up the garbage. You say that the phones don't work, the railways are a joke, the Airline is the worst in the world, and mails never reach their destination. You say that our country has been fed to the dogs and is the absolute pits. You say, say and say, what do you do about it ?

We sit back wanting to be pampered and expect the government to do everything for us whilst our contribution is totally negative. We expect the government to clean up but we are not going to stop throwing garbage all over the place, nor are we going to stop to pick up a stray piece of paper and throw it in the bin. We expect the railways to provide clean bathrooms but we are not going to learn the proper use of bathrooms. We want Indian Airlines and Air- India to provide the best of food and toiletries but we are not going to stop pilfering at the least opportunity. Our excuse is that whole system has to change.

So who's going to change the system ? What does a system consist of ? Very conveniently, for us it consists of our neighbours, other house holds, other cities, other communities and the government. But

defi nitely not me and you. When it comes to us actually make a positive contribution to the system, we lock

ourselves along with our families into a safe cocoon and look into the distance at countries far away and wait

for a Mr. clean to come along and work miracles for us with a majestic sweep of his hand.

Dear Indians, this disgust is highly thought provoking and calls for a great deal of introspection. It also pricks our conscience

too. “Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what You can do

for your country.”'

DO YOU HAVE TEN MINUTES

FOR OUR COUNTRY ?

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J oel Goodman has said, “The richest humour is at no one’s expense.” Humour can be described as creative self- expression, an attitude, a

perspective, a way of looking at life and a way of laughing at life.Joel Goodman says, “humour is a way to keep us sane and keep our

dignity when we face insane or inhuman situations.” Humour increases communication and productivity. Humour is a wonderful stress reducer and antidote to upsets. A sense of humour allows us to perceive and appreciate the incongruities of life and provides moments of joy and delight. Lighter moments can lower cortisol levels and there by protect our immune system.

Humour is a tool to bring joy to the environment and connect people. We should always bear in mind that humor should be constructive not offensive or sarcastic. Avoid sarcasm, put downs and ridicule but concentrate on esteem building humour. Laughing with others builds confi dence, brings people together and pokes fun at our common dilemmas. On the contrary laughing at others destroys confi dence and singles out the individuals.

- Is this the right place and setting ?- Is this the right person ?- Does this fi t with the particular place, ethics, rules and agreements?- Does this uplift the integrity of others and myself ?- Is it tasteful ?- Is it timely ?

Most important Are you laughing with others or laughing at others? So develop the ability to laugh at yourself.

REMEMBER THAT ONE SIZE DOES NOT FIT ALL.

Steven Allen “Nothing is quite as funny as the unintended humour of reality.” Humour is a great power and is an effective way of improving the quality of life.

SO LET US FILL OUR LIVES WITH HA! HA ! HA’s !

K. M. BharatXII

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Nanotechnology

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N anotechnology, in this 21st century has revolutionized the science and its perceptions. It has brought a new lease to life and has

revealed and solved the mysterious puzzle which has haunted mankind for generations together.

Nanotechnology is the study of the controlling of matter on an atomic and molecular scale. Generally it deals with structures of the size 100 nanometers or smaller in at least one dimension and involves developing materials or devices within that size. It is very diverse, ranging from extensions of conventional device physics to completely new approaches based upon molecular self assembly, from developing new materials with dimensions on the nanoscale to investigating whether we can directly control matter on atomic scale.

Nanotechnology has the potential to create many new materials and devices with a vast range of applications such as in medicine, electronic, & energy production. The concerns of toxic and environmental impact have led to debate among advocacy groups and governments on whether special regulation of Nanotechnology is warranted.

Dual- Use Technology Like electricity or computers before

it, nanotech will offer greatly improved effi ciency in almost every facet of life. But as a general-purpose technology, it will be dual-use, meaning it will have many commercial uses and it also will have many military uses - making far more powerful weapons and tools of surveillance. Thus it represents not only wonderful benefi ts for humanity, but also grave risks.

A key understanding of nanotechnology is that it offers not just better products, but a vastly improved manufacturing process. A computer can make copies of data fi les essentially as many copies as you want at little or no cost. It may be only a matter


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of time until the building of products becomes as cheap as the copying of fi les. That’s the real meaning of nanotechnology, and that is why it is sometimes seen as “the next industrial revolution.”

The term nanotechnology was defi ned by Tokyo science University professor Norio Taniguchi in 1974 as follows : “Nano-technology mainly consists of the processing, separation, consolidation and deformation of material by one atom or by one molecule.”

The development of applications incorporating semi conductor nano particles to be used in the next generation of products, such as display technology, lighting, solar cells and biological imaging .

Nanotechnology not only will allow making many high-quality products at very low cost, but it will allow making new nanofactories at the same low cost and at the same rapid speed. This unique (outside of biology, that is) ability to reproduce its own means of production is why nanotech is said to be an exponential technology. It represents a manufacturing system that will be able to make more manufacturing systems-factories that can build factories-rapidly, cheaply and cleanly. The means of production will be able to reproduce exponentially, so in just a few weeks a few nanofactories conceivably could become billions. It is revolutionary, transformative, powerful and Scientists have done an innovative thing and left the indelible mark in the history of science.

My TeachersI Love my teachersThe builder of my futureLoving is their natureThey give us a long lecture.Also their blessingsThey are my second mother and fatherLike them there is no other this is time to thank them.

For teaching and guiding meThey are the one I can never suspectThey are the one I will always Respect

They are the one I can never forget They have been more a friend to mesharing my joys and sorrowsThey are also the one who tell usnot to be the worstThey are best among the bestThey are my Life’s guest.

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T he ministry of human Resource Development brought in a change in the examination pattern of class IX student of all the CBSE

affi liated schools. The New pattern is called Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation or CCE. The students are required to do four formative assessments in each subject. We took up the task of cultivating different plants under various conditions as a formative assessment in Biology.

All the 101 cadets of class IX were divided into two groups and another group of 4 Day scholars. The chalukyans cultivated Brinjal, one group using compost and the other using manure. The Hoysalites took to growing natural only, one group using vermicompost and the other one with a preparation of medicinal herbs such as Neem and Tulsi.

The Adilshahis cultivated cucumber using fertilizers like urea, the other using a natural preparation of cow dung, jaggery and turmeric called ‘Jeevamrutha’. The cadets of Vijayanagar house cultivated lady’s fi nger, one with earth worms and the other without any external additions. The wodeyars took up to growing both Tomato and Brinjal, one in dry fallow soil, the other in fertile soil. The two cadets of Rashtrakuta house cultivated sunfl ower with the help of manure.

The group of Day scholars took up a special project.It involves a test to check whether the plants can grow without soil.

They cultivated beans in a pile of vegetable waste on a wooden planks.The cadets performed various activities such as preparing and

loosening the soil, sowing the seeds, weeding, watering the plants and cleaning the surrounding. Each group has also maintained the weekly records of the growth and development of the plants. All the records were analyzed and the results show that plants grow better and healthier in natural conditions.

This project was highly appreciated by the Principal. Our Headmaster also encouraged the cadets to do the project.

Biology Project..... A selfl ess Dedication

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The Housemasters and Hostel Superintendents of all houses took active part in supporting the cadets. The results of this project are on the school web site. They have also been sent to the Chennai Board.

The credit of the success of this project goes to our beloved Biology teacher, Dr. C. Rama Rao, who took all the pains to provide us all the materials. With his golden guidelines and valuable suggestions, we could perform this project successfully.

Oh ! the earth is burning.Thus it has given us a warning.It is time for us to pull up our socks,And bear the nature’s shocks. People are unperturbed of threat, It is time for them to sweat, With the reason to save the nature. and all the living creatures Splendid nature is resulting its MoribundDue to the people poisonous fundPeople are in despair and complacency For the nature’s past negligence People due to their selfi sh deeds Cut the nature to fulfi ll their needs, The overcrowded annoying populationEarth is now on its toesAs its platform is burningIt has put up an end to human showsAs the earth is burning

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I ndia will never get bogged down. We are strong, confi dent and optimistic let’s join hands and bail out.The economy of today speaks a different language. The ripples

of recession have progressed towards the shore along with various experiences. Showdown, crashing markets, cash crunches are some of the signifi cant words that have lingered around us for the past six months.

What is recession ?Recession is a decline in gross domestic product (GDP) for two or

more consecutive quarters of a year. It is generally preceded by quarters of moving down. ‘Recession’ phrase is often associated with depreciating rupee, falling markets, ongoing infl ation. All in all it becomes diffi cult to take money from the pocket of an individual.

Canoes of recession When we know the price of iron and steel goes up, we think of

postponing our purchase. But if we don’t spend how will the producer get his bread. Ok, then the producer thinks of cutting the cost with the belief that the customer will buy it. Cutting the cost of production means reduction in variable cost. Now, when the prices of iron, steel and machinery are touching the sky, there is a need for reduction in the number of employees. This would mean job insecurity and unemployment.

Everybody the customer, producer and employee pose each other to recession.

Recession may be because of the responsibility of India to feed its enormous population and give job opportunity to one and all. Recession is a new boon. How ? The demand and strength of our nation is lot more than the combined demands of two or more developed countries .

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Although India was quite confi dently asserting the political statement that it is immune to the crisis set by America, it has stated facing the heat with the decline in exports, no matter which ever fi nancial agency supported. Another super power Europe declared technically that it had fallen into recession. This dealt a great blow to the export industry. Global recession has equalifi ed America and Europe and is now proceeding towards regional countries.

SURVIVAL STRATEGIESWhen tough gets going, going gets tough. When the recession hit

many companies had a nervous breakdown but some amongst them took it as a challenge and succeeded in overcoming it.

Let’s see some of their strategies: 1) Cost cutting. 2) Getting back to basics.3) Motivating employees.4) Endorsing products.5) Understanding public sentiments. 6) Right moves at right time. 7) Accessing unchartered avenues

Let us look into some of the points that can help Indian Govt:1) Cuts in revenue are generally the fi rst step any government would

take during slump. 2) Hike in spending by government. to boost employment.3) The way out for construction sector is to reduce the unbelievable

prices to bring back the buyers.4) Depreciating rupee against dollar could boost the export industry.5) Decline in oil prices could make an impact on import industry.

All of us have been affected by recession in one or the other way. We are hearing and have heard many woeful stories everyday. It may not be just unemployment but a lot more than that. It is about family splits, emotional and mental instability and social deprivation.

It is necessary to maintain fi scal sanity of saving, earning and helping thy neighbour. While the economy of world is in chartered waters, it is the need of the hour and a measuring factor – CONFIDENCE. At this time of crises of let us be optimistic and make a change.

Share your experiences, opportunities, thoughts and remedies with all around you.

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Oniomania Oniomania W hat is oniomania ? It is an act of

compulsive buying. It can be called spending too much on shopping. Today there is lot of stress and tension in everybody life and some of the people release this stress and then soon go for shopping or purchasing recklessly. It can be said to be an addition to shopping. This word ‘oniomania’ is coined from the Greek words ‘onios’ (for sale) and mania (madness).

The symptoms of it are that the sufferer buys expensive things which he or she doesn’t require. Shopholism is a threat to the health. So the next time you go out to the market be careful to check the compelling desire to buy. Life is beautiful, so enjoy it.

Be careful.....Be careful of your thoughtsfor your thoughts become your words. Be careful of your words for your words become your actionsBe careful of your actionsfor your actions become your habits Be careful of your habits for your habits become your character.Be careful of your characterfor your character becomes your destiny.

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A CANDLE

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IX AOne night a voice lamented Provoked me to writeI touched my penAnd the veins befriended it My thoughts accepted and stood byAnd my pen went of fl oat In the melodiousvibrations of serenityRegrets of letting govaluable thoughtsPricked my heart not so longAs to a saying lend a hand Of understandinga golden momentArrives when you want it toAmidst my pressures withinI ventured this adventure Of exploring the depths of life It gave me wrights breaking every block to solitude I made my way inTo fi nd ultimate happinessWith just no one in and out of youJust you and the profound.

It is the symbol for knowledgeNot to forget for enlightenment It defeats the dark by the edgeGives life a beautiful scent

Man has a candle in himselfBut the light is not so bright To defeat the dark by self The candle in us needs a fi ght

If the sole candle of oursIs on the wall of two roomsNeither in one and nor showersLight only to never bloom

We might guess the rooms The rooms are of our aimsThen choose a gloomTo achieve highest claim

A CANDLE A CANDLE

TRUE LOVE

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O n winning the 2009 Nobel prize in Chemistry Dr. Venkataraman Ramakrishnan said. “I have to say that I am deeply indebted to

all of the brilliant associates, students and post doctors who worked in my lab, as science is a highly collaborative enterprise. The NRL laboratory of molecular Biology and the University of Utah supported this work and the collegiate atmosphere there made it all possible. The idea of supporting long term basic research like that at LMB does lead to break throughs, the ribosome is already starting to show its medical importance.”

Venkataraman Ramakrishnan was born in Chidambaram in Cuddalore district of Tamilnadu, India. He had his schooling in Baroda, Gujarat. He did his under-graduate studies in Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda on a National Science Talent Scholarship. After that he moved to U.S.A. to obtain his Ph.d. in Physics from Ohio University.

Ramakrishna began work on ribosomes as a post doctoral fellow with Peter Moore at Yale. After his post-doctoral fellowship, he initially could not fi nd a faculty position even though he had applied to about 50 universities in the U.S.

He continued to work on ribosomes from 1983-95 as a staff scientist at Brookhaven National Laboratory. In 1995 he moved to the University of Utah as a Professor of Biochemistry, and in 1999, he moved to his current position at the Medical Rresearch Council Laboratory of

Molecular Biology in Cambridge, England .

In 1999, R a m a k r i s h n a ' s laboratory published a 5.5 Angestrom resolution structure of the 30S subunit. The following year his laboratory determine the complete atomic structure of the 30S subunit of the

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ribosome and its complexes with several antibiotics. This was followed by studies that provided structural insights into the mechanism that ensures protein biosynthesis.

More recently, his laboratory has determined the atomic structure of the whole ribosome in complex with its tRNA and mRNA ligands.

Honors Ramkrishnan is a Fellow of the Royal Society, a member of EMBO and

the U. S. National Academy of Science and a Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. He was awarded the 2007 Louits-Jeanett Prize for Medicine, the 2008 Heatley Medal of the British Biochemical Society and the 2009 Rolf-sammet Professorship at the University of Frankfurt. In 2009, Ramakrishnan was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry along with Thomas A. Steitz and Ada Yonath. He received India's second highest civilian honour, the Padma Vibhushan.

In a nut shell we can say that determination, simplicity, perseverance and humility were the hall marks of this great man.

“Secret of success” ‘What is the secret of success ?’ asked the Sphinx ‘Push,’ said the button.‘Never be led’, said the pencil. ‘Take pains’, said the window.‘Always keep cool,’ said the ice. ‘Be up-to-date’, said the calendar.‘Never lose your head’, said the Barrel. ‘Make light of everything’, said the fi re.Do a driving ‘business’, said the hammer. ‘Be sharp in all your dealing’, said the Knife.‘Find a good thing and stick to it’, said the Glue.

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He was destiny's favourite child. He was often called the phoenix of Kannada cinema. His premature death has left a vacuum in the fi lm

industry. He is none other than late Dr. Vishnuvardhan .Vishnuvardhan was born in Mysore. His original name was

Narayan Rao Sampath Kumar. He started his fi lm career with a role in noted playwright and Jnanpith awardee Girish Karnad directed “Vamshavruksha”. The audience always remembers his trade mark smirk and slightly bent gait. He became the darling of Kannada fi lm lovers with a superb performance in ‘Nagarahaavu.’ He brilliantly essayed varied roles - an angry man to venerable family head. He has acted in many fi lms such as ‘Kalla-kulla’, ‘Aptamitra’, ‘Bandhana’, ‘Yajamanna’ etc.

A legend's life that is essentially larger than cinema is a prerogative of a chosen few. Vishnuvardhan the sandalwood icon who died on the penultimate day this decade was a defi nitive member of that tribe.

Like any legend whose story remains in complete without a thorny path to glory. Vishnuvardhan too had to negotiate such angstridden movements early in his voyage during the fi lm of “Gandhada Gudi” in which Vishnuvardhan played the role of brother to Dr. Rajkumar the matinee God of Sandalwood. His fi lms such as ‘Aptamitra’ and ‘Yajamaana’

that broke all box offi ce records were blockbusters. Vishnuvardhan had an astute and an almost intuitive understanding of dynamics of market. He would say “the product is important not the source.” His 199 fi lms have been completed and his 200th fi lm that is ‘Aptarakshaka’ has recently been completed.

Vishnuvardhan once told media persons that, “I never decide anything for my future. Every thing depends on destiny and it's the God who has to decide what we have to do”. Considering the way the script of his life went and career turned out he surely was destiny's favourite child. He has immortalised himself in the hearts of his audience. May his soul rest in peace.

“A Tribute to Vishnuvardhan”

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‘To be or not to be’

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To be or not to be Does not on an individual depend, But on the mind set of thee .Where great thoughts are born Life is not about who you are, But what you have become It is not what you sow that counts But what you reap.To live is destinyAnd to die is fate But to live with respectAnd die with dignityIs all we’re here for. Life is all about making decisions Decisions all good and bad, And its they that make a fortune Not destiny nor fate.Living with an aimAnd awaiting its accomplishmentMakes life cherishableBut living just for the sake of existence,Makes life altogether sorrowful and a humble regret

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start.2. Electricity doesn’t move through a wire but through a fi eld around the

wire.3. Intelligent people have more zinc and copper in their hair.4. Antarctica is the driest continent. Antarctica is a desert.5. Human thigh bones are stronger than concrete!6. Your heart beats over 100,000 times a day.7. Honey is the only food that does not spoil. Honey found in the tombs

of pharaohs has been tasted by archaeologists and found edible.8. Your tongue is the only muscle in your body that is attached at only

one end 9. A whip makes a cracking sound because its tip moves faster than the

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“Athiti Devo Bhava”Need a break from your fast-paced life? India is a synonym of scenic

beauty, historic sites, folk arts, culture architecture, wildlife retreats, monuments, religious centres, festivals and much more. A tourist can choose a kind of “menu” he likes the best. India has a world to offer to the rest of the world in terms of its vast variety of languages, ethnic stocks, history and of course its rich fauna and fl ora. India is a land famous for its secular symphony.

The land of Karnataka offers a fantastic balance of natural attractions and historical architecture. Here we got beaches to royal palaces. Every corner of Karnataka is very beautiful and attractive. Karnataka is known for its beautiful sculpture works which are present in Aihole, Pattadkul, Hakebidu, Mysore. We have got biggest monolith of the world i.e. Gomateshwar of height 57.5 feet, which is at Shravan Belagola. We have also got huge number of water falls in the world. One of them is Jog falls which is known all over the world. Apart from all history and monuments,

we also have numerous religious places. It is diffi cult to judge which tourist place is the most beautiful in Karnataka state since all the places are beautiful, attractive and have their own style and importance.

In the past history Karnataka was ruled by great empire Vijaynagar kingdom where gold, pearls and other precious materials were sold in the streets. By this we can come to know richness of our state in the past. Karnataka has a very vast history. In this modern era India might be

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back in the fi eld of missiles but in the past Tipu Sultan the ruler of Srirangapatna near Mysore was the fi rst person in the world to use missiles. This speaks high about the technology used and developed by our past rulers. We may be not knowing the real fact that Konark Sun temple is just a replica of one of the temple built in Aihole.

As we know 1411 tigers are left in India, major of those tigers are left in Karnataka. Karnataka is rich in wildlife resource. Varieties of fl ora and fauna can be found in the forest regions of Karnataka. Karnataka has many wildlife sanctuaries and national parks such as Bandipur National Park in Chamrajnagar district, Rajiv Gandhi national park in Nagarhole, Mysore District, Ranganthittu bird sanchuary Mandya district and Badhra wildlife sanctuary Chikmangalur. Every year birds from African countries, Europe and from some countries of Asia migrate to Ranganthittu bird sanctuary, Karnataka. By this we can also say that Karnataka is place with beautiful birds and animals.

Karnataka is rich in its culture and heritage. We have got unity in diversity. Though people follow different religious ideas but all have a common feeling that they are all kannadigas and of course Indians. All kannadigas treat tourists as their own guest with full pride and “Athiti Devo Bhava” is common motto among all Kannadigas.

If you get a chance don’t think of any other place just escape to Karnataka to enjoy the mind blowing beauty. So come explore the fascinating KARNATAKA..... is calling you. Incredible India.


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I t is the land that proclaims” Nirvana is not a myth” that kept us waiting for our Adventure camp at Nainital (Uttarakhand) desperately. It

was on 5th October 2009 that 94 adventurous and energetic cadets accompanied by 5 escorts namely our respected Headmaster sir, Shri M. P. Desai, Shri Kiran, Shri R. Gopal Raju, and Hav Jitender left for Nainital.

We left Bijapur Railway station by Goa Express on 5th October and reached Delhi on 7th, we were proud to be in the capital of India and to visit two most outstanding and prominent monuments of NewDelhi - The Parliament & Rashtrapati Bhawan. We left for Kathgodam by Ranikhet Express from where we took a bus to Nainital city and reached on 8th Oct noon.

The Himalayan Branch of Sri Aurobindo Ashram that lay at an exhilarating 700m above sea level hosted our camp.

Following was the schedule for our 8 day’s stay - 8\10\09 : Trek to land’s (4 kms)9\10\09 : Rock Climbing course begins Rock scrambling, Trek to Hanuman Mandir10\10\09 : Bouldering, Trek to Sri Aurobindo (6.5Kms) Peak11\10\09 : Climbing12\10\09 : Rappelling, visit to city13\10\09 : River crossing14\10\09 : Trek to snow view and Kainchi (16Km) visit to Sainik School Gorakhal.15\10\09 : Trek to Naini peak. (11.2km) and return journey starts. The Jungle treks were a completely thrilling experience, walking in narrow paths where sometimes a miss- step could give us a ticket to heaven. Our visits to the Nainital city for shopping were enjoyable. The colourful, various fi gured and shaped candles were available. Most of us bought them as souvenirs of visit.

The Ashram had superbly organized the camp, provided us with

“Now Nirvana isnot a myth”

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cosy beds and most delicious food. We had regular meditation classes in evenings. We were blessed to meet Sri Sri Shivanad Guruji who inspired us with his talk.

One day before return journey we visited Sainik School, Ghorakhal. It was like a oasis in a desert like surroundings. On 15th having trekked the highest point (Naina Peak) we gloomily bid farewell to Nainital and reached our campus on 18th Oct 2009 early morning 1 a.m.

This was a truly a mesmerizing experience and taught us what adventure really meant. The land that still proclaims - Nirvana is not a myth but it lies a good 1500 kms away where we once trekked in its magnifi cent forests and scaled its mountainous rocks.

Whenever you are disappointed in your life, stop and think about little Jamie Scott.

Jamie was trying out for a part in a school play. His mother told everyone that he'd set his heart on being in it, though she feared he would not be chosen.

On the day the parts were awarded, everyone went with her to collect him after school. Jamie rushed up to her, eyes shining with pride and excitement, ‘Guess what Mom’, he shouted, and then said those words that will remain a lesson to everyone of us forever:

‘I've been chosen to clap and cheer !’

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26/11 was a day of doomFor which our Countrydoesn’t have a room. The day was sorrowful,the day was saddening,The cries of peoplewere really maddening. The terror struck, with all its might, None of the offi cers were in sight. The terrorists killed, all in sight, Scenes which left, in us Indians a deep scar of fright We knew, that this was due “It’s none fault, none to sue”. said a sheepish few, of the navy Crew Still, to terror attacks, who is new? The 26/11 attacks were a display of terror, which none of us could forget without any error. We were prepared with armour to fi ght against terror, But armor was pierced, with so much horror. We were shook by 26/11 attacks, from head to toe, But we stood up bravely to fi ght against foe. this gives us lessons, to sow the seeds, of right deeds and communal palace.

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TODAYDO ALL THE GOOD YOU CANBY ALL THE MEANS YOU CAN

IN ALL THE WAYS YOU CANIN ALL THE PLACES YOU CANAT ALL THE TIMES YOU CAN

TO ALL THE PEOPLE YOU CANAS LONG AS YOU CAN.


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Some one has truly said “Health is Wealth”. Health is not mere absence of disease but it is physical, mental and social well being of an individual.

Most of us exist, eat, work, play and sleep but fail too live. The most important thing we often forget is that while existence is a fact, living is a art.

Art of living technique tells us a three tier approach i.e.; healing breath, healing food and healing habits to realize that we are special. Art of living is founded by this Holiness Sri Sri Ravishankar Guruji, a spiritual leader and world renowned humanitarian. Its aim is to nurture humanitarian values to be contented, help the needy and unfortunate ones and even be at solace. We are just casual or careless about the air we breathe. We should breathe properly.

Our ancient sages tell us that it is possible to prolong our life span by three times if we only reduce the speed of heart beat by deep breathing. So there is double advantage of deep breathing improved health and increased life span. Art of living helps us to get rid of different kinds of accumulated toxins in our body due to modern life styles in urban areas through a special technique- a divine gift called “SUDARSHAN KRIYA”. To know how it brings our breathing process to rhythm, charges us with energy and enthusiasm we have to learn it and practice. It is just amazing so just adopt and watch miracles happen in you.

The ancient proverb “you become what you eat”. Good food habits act as preventive and curative medicine. Our modern lifestyle is to consume food more to satisfy the tongue than the belly. The three special balancing characteristics of us are Vata- the wind that promotes mobility, Pitta – the

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heat that sustains life and Kapha- the phlegm which helps stability, should be in a healthy proportion in our system to maintain proper equilibrium. A person with this equilibrium will have a disease free body and happy mind with peaceful soul.

Our planet is an amazing one with different duties assigned to different areas and people. This huge company of the world demands and depends on us to keep good company with one another. Here again art of living teaches us to learn to live together with educative hints- such as to admire in public and admonish in privacy, to accept people as they are and not as you want them to be, to deposit your house problems at door steps of your offi ce and pick them if you like when you return home, not to live in the past- without failing to learn from it, to not to live in the future without failing to plan for it and many such, for the corporate community called mankind.

Thus we can conclude that Art of living is a guidance to lead a peaceful, healthy and spiritual life.

Be Thankful when you don’t know something; for it gives you the opportunities to learn.

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T he future of our Mother Earth and its inhabitants depends on our ability to maintain and preserve the life support system. Man

is a selfi sh creature and he has used up the resources available for his selfi sh motives. Now a big question arises - what about the future generations !

We have to start thinking about renewable resources that can be renewed and replenished quickly. Solar energy is a free gift of nature and it can be used directly. The most important advantage of solar energy is that it is inexhaustible and non- polluting. We enjoy the sunshine and sunrays every day. Do we know that solar energy trapped from the sun can be used in solar cells to produce electricity? Many of these cells are joined into solar panels to generate power for heating and lighting purpose. This technology of utilizing solar energy benefi ts a lot of countries that are blessed with abundant sunshine. Isn't it amazing.

Did we know this much about the energy from the sun? India is lucky to receive solar energy for greater part of the year. It is estimated that during a year India receives the energy equivalent to more than 5,000 trillion KWH. As we are aware that we are progressing technologically in leaps and bounds, we have to tap the latest sources of energy to meet the basic requirements and to improve our living standards. The total solar energy absorbed by Earth's atmospheres, oceans and land masses

is approximately 3,850,000 exajoules (EJ) per year.

There are innumerable ways for using solar energy.

Solar cookers use sunlight for cooking drying and pasteurization. They can be grouped into three broad categories : Box cookers, Panel cookers and Refl ector cookers.

Solar hot water systems use sunlight to heat water. In low geographical latitudes

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(below 40 degrees) from 60 to 70 % of the domestic hot water use with temperatures up to 600c can be provided by solar heating systems.

Active solar technologies increase the supply of energy and are considered supply side technologies, while passive solar technologies reduce the need for alternate resources and are generally considered demand side technologies.

Some vehicles use solar panels for auxiliary power, such as for air conditioning to keep the interior the cool, thus reducing fuel consumption.

Thermal mass systems can store solar energy in the form of heat at domestically useful temperatures for daily or seasonal durations.

In 1974, the unmanned AstroFlight Sunrise plane made the fi rst solar fl ight. On 29 April 1979, the Solar Riser made the fi rst fl ight in a solar powered, fully controlled, man carrying fl ying machine, reaching an altitude of 40 feet (12m ).

Solar concentrating technologies such as parabolic dish, trough and Scheffl er refl ectors can provide process heat for commercial and industrial applications.

Solar energy can be stored at high temperatures using molten salts. Salts are an effective storage medium because they are low-cost, have a high specifi c heat capacity and can deliver heat at temperatures compatible with conventional power systems.

Solar energy is not available at night, and energy storage is an important issue because modern energy systems usually assume continuous availability of energy.

Thus, the Sun has been radiating an enormous amount energy at the present rate for nearly 5 billion years and will continue radiating at that same rate, so we should develop the technology to use this energy more effi ciently and judiciously to suit our changing life styles.


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C arlyle has said, “Genius is but another name for the capacity to take infi nite pains.” It means that it is the unique privilege of a man

to change and master his fate through hard and constant work. If we peep into the history of mankind we will draw a conclusion that all the achievements of great men is the result of hard work over long periods of time.

The stresses of modern life i.e. skyrocketing prices, mad rat race, morass corruption, terrorism, global warming and so on are immense and it can be effectively counteracted with hard work. Even our heritage since Vedas lays emphasis on performing i.e. work. Lord Krishna in Gita says :

H$_©Ê`odm{YH$mañVo _m \$bofw H$XmMZ…(Seek to perform your duty, but lay no claim to its fruit.) We should try to do our utmost to do our work in the best possible manner. “An action performed well is a reward in itself.”

Our life is made of what we do i.e. our course of action. It is our deed or work that can make our lives meaningful, enjoyable and sublime. Work gives a man an opportunity for self-understanding, self expression and self development.

Golden rules for success :� Take reasonable risks. Be enterprising.� Seek and accept responsibilities.

Don't try to play safe and hide in the crowd.

� Remember to err is human. Only make sure you learn from mistakes and don't repeat them.

� Display confi dence and enthusiasm. Enthusiasm changes your heart with a greater force to produce extraordinary results.

� Banish the word PROCRASTINATION from your dictionary.

Talking about the cadets of my school,

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I fi rmly believe that each cadet of my school is a great reservoir of hidden potentials. Today with the advent of modern values based on scientifi c thought and advancements in the fi eld of technology we should bear in mind that ‘Aaram Haram Hai’. I know that the choice between comfort and hard work is really a tough one but it is a small price you have to pay for success. Don't get depressed by set backs but rise above your circumstances and rewrite your destiny. So plunge into work dedicate your energies, intellect, imagination, resources and time - it is a sure guarantee to realize your cherished goal. It is also an invitation to join the circle of success.

A dawn of a new era for education in India

S chool is the place where a child experiences his fi rst interactions with the out side world. School education is of prime importance for

the all round development of children because it is where they fi rst access the requisite know how essential for standing up to the demands of the modern life styles. The union Human Resources Development Minister Kapil Sibbal announced on Sept. 7th 2009, the new education system i.e. the class X board examinations will be done away. It is time to fi nd out what do the students think about it.


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It is the worst decision because it will destroy the future of hardworking students

It will bring down the stress level of the students as there will be no pressure to perform better i.e. no competition.

The role of teachers becomes more increasingly important i.e. they have to be very careful in continuous evaluation

It is a icing on the cake because there will be no failures. Rates of suicide will come down After all life counts more than success

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Dream comes True Dream comes True At ‘Dreamland’At ‘Dreamland’O n 29th November, we, the cadets of VIth standard rose with the

lark. It was our long-cherished dream to visit the Dreamland Water Park situated at Miraj in Maharashtra. We all gathered in front of the mess at 6:30 A.M., with our tails up.

The dream trip started at 7:00 A.M. We were under the guidance of our Music Teacher Mr. C. N. Jadhav. So it was really like an orchestra. Our spirits were so high that we couldn’t control our emotions. On the way to Miraj we sang and had a lot of fun in the bus. Some among us really reminded me of our fore fathers the monkeys. Truly, they jumped from one seat to the other, as if they have forgotten the fact that a lot of evolutionary changes have taken place down the ages and that they are now able to walk and talk. Some of us peeped through the window as if they were seeing the world outside Sainik School Campus for the fi rst ever time. Without a shadow of doubt I could say that the cadets inside the bus behaved as if they were birds outside the cage.

We reached our Dream Spot at 10:00 A.M. We gazed at the vast and wonderful park. We were so excited that in the twinkling of an eye we ran to the dressing room to put on our swimming trunks. But Jadhav Sir called us back to have breakfast. As we were nearing the dining room the aroma of the breakfast made us move fast. It was so tempting that at the moment I felt that I could have ridden even the ‘Titanic’ in my mouth !

After a delicious breakfast we put on swimming trunk. The offi cials of the park really rolled out the red carpet and each one of us felt that we are in a warm corner. They guided us towards a blue coloured tunnel. As we entered the tunnel the water pushed us forward end we all dashed into the water one after the other. It was really exciting and enjoyable.

Next it was a yellow coloured open slippery slide. We started from the top and went on a zig –zag movement. In the third ride we were sent to a red coloured tunnel like the blue one. It was really an unforgettable experience. Towards the end of this tunnel we felt that we were fl ying out of it. It exhilarated us even beyond our expectations.

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Next it was a pool. Its peculiarity is that when the music started we saw waves in the pool. We were told to be careful not to be pulled down by the waves. This was the last ride. Later we enjoyed a delicious lunch.

With our belly full, a wonderful world of magic opened before us. The magician was showing interesting tricks. It entertained each and everyone of us and we danced.

It was 4:00 P.M. and the time had come for us to leave the park. It was a very disappointing moment for all of us. We still wanted to spend some more hilarious moments in the park. I think the park offi cials really understood the fact that some of us wanted to stick around. To cheer us up they gave us chocolate and ice-cream.

At last we started our return journey and the hilarious mood in the morning gave way to sleepy and tiresome mood. We all slumped into our seats. The jumping monkeys in the morning turned to quiet sleeping kids. We reached the campus at 8 p.m. Finally we felt that there is a warm corner for each and everyone of us in Sainik School, our seniors are here to guide us and comfort us. But even today sometimes I still dream about that faraway ‘Dreamland Water Park’! The memory is still fresh !


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Ab initio : From the very beginning.Ad interim : In the meantimeAlma mater : Mother institution Alter ego : Bosom friendBona fi de : Regular, genuineDe facto : RealDei gratia : By the grace of GodEldorado : A country full of gold and Precious stonesEn route : On the wayIpso facto : By that very fact, virtuallyLaissez-faire : Free tradeLingua franca : Common language of allNota bene : N.B. take notice, note wellUltra vires : Against authority

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1. Most dreams last only 5 to 20 minutes.2. The hair of an adult man or woman can stretch 25 per cent of its

length without breaking.3. How does a shark fi nd fi sh ? It can hear their heart beating.4. More than 50 per cent of the people in the world have never

made or received a telephone call.5. There are more bacteria in your mouth than there are people in

the world.6. An elephant can smell water three miles away.7. If you were to remove your skin, it would weigh as mush as 5

pounds.8. A hippopotamus can run faster than a man.9. The blue whale is the largest animal on earth. The heart of a blue

whale is as big as a car, and its tongue is as long as an elephant.10. 90 per cent of all the ice in the world is on Antarctica.11. A Crocodile’s tongue is attached to the roof of its mouth. It can’t

move, it can’t chew, but its digestive juices are so strong that it can digest a steel nail, glass pieces etc.

Interesting Facts Interesting Facts


Science Park is an innovative Science Park is an innovative concept of teaching Science concept of teaching Science in an informal way. This was in an informal way. This was inaugurated in May 2010 by inaugurated in May 2010 by Air Vice Marshal D Mukundan Air Vice Marshal D Mukundan AVSM, VSM. The basic concept AVSM, VSM. The basic concept of Science Park is to enhance of Science Park is to enhance the tendency of the children to the tendency of the children to play and understand the science play and understand the science concepts instead of monotonous concepts instead of monotonous class room learning. Our school is class room learning. Our school is among the very few to have such among the very few to have such facility which will attract visitors facility which will attract visitors and motivate to enrol their wards and motivate to enrol their wards to our school. Being a residential to our school. Being a residential school, cadets will have all the school, cadets will have all the opportunities to utilise their time opportunities to utilise their time to understand the concept taught to understand the concept taught in the school.in the school.

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“L ives of great men remind us, we can make our lives sublime. And departing leave behind us, foot prints on the sands of time.”

All of us know that Mother Teresa spent her whole life helping the “poorest of the poor”. Bojaxhiu Agnes was the original name of Mother Teresa. From her childhood itself she was interested in serving the poor. In 1929 Agnes reached Calcutta and found a job as a teacher. She was disturbed after seeing the endless poverty and misery in India and she realized that the goal of life is to provide solace and comfort to the downtrodden. In 1931 she was christened as ‘Teresa’. She used to go to the homes of the sick and the affl icted and nurse them. She got

the name “Mother Teresa’ because of her motherly love and affection.

Wherever she went her message was the same: ‘Love the poor’. Her message of love and hope reached millions. Mother Teresa was renowned for her will power. Before her death she said “A joyful heart is the inevitable result of a heart burning with love.”

While helping the people she said “we are not social workers. We may be doing social work in the eyes of some people, but we must be contemplatives in the heart of the world.”

When receiving the Nobel prize she was asked “What can we do to promote world peace?” Her response was “Go home and love your family.” This was the Nobel peace prize winner Mother Teresa.

Thus, she was truly an angel of love, mercy and selfl essness.

Mother Teresa- an institution of love

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E ducation is a companion, no misfortune can decrease, No energy can take away, no crime can kill .

At home a friend, abroad an introduction, In solitude a role, in society an ornament . Education may cost fi nancial sacrifi ce, but in both money and value it

repays back hundred fold, It chastens nice, guides virtue and gives grace to the genius to the

genius. It is the doorstep to the temple of wisdom which gives knowledge and

alleviates ignorance. Does education means rotting or storing information for the purpose

of answering examinations, to get degrees, diplomas or certifi cates or to acquire, absorb knowledge to make it useful for our life.

Education does not end with textbooks rather it starts with them. Is this termed as Education ? Storing hundreds of scientifi c laws but never making it useful for mankind – is this called education ? Enjoying national holidays in name of national heroes but never aspiring to know something about them their life – is it called real education? ?

The fi rst part of life be it half or one third is spent on education – on acquisition of knowledge for livelihood.

Education helps us to build, create, increase and produce, the capacity to differentiate between good and bad, sweet and bitter, clean and unclean thoughts and deeds. It helps us to master, how to believe, how to behave, how to decide and how to act, how to learn and how to earn. It dissipates one fears, overcome our anxiety and removes worry.

Education helps us to develop a wide horizon and

ducation is a companion, no misfortune can decrease,

Education for allEducation for all

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grow wisdom for common beings. It helps as to grow our wisdom in judgement, in understanding and equips us to meet the challenges of age – it develops our ability to face the consistent challenges of the generation. The storehouse of books gives us abundant knowledge of results and experiences of great people.

To think high, to aim big is essential with text book knowledge, to eradicate human confusion, human misery and diseases. Evil acts and prejudices are obstacles, barriers and road blocks due to ignorance. Advancement in Industrial technology diminishes poverty. Progress in medical science eradicates diseases. Achievements in technical world reduces cost and labour.

The true guiding path is Education which ensures greater and better thoughts which provides peace, prosperity and progress to all.

If others can grow, others can develop, others can program, why not we..... It all needs a thought, concern and effort.

The strength of a country rests in its individuals and hope lies in young minds so if we achieve, the nation achieves, if we prosper, the nation prospers.

Let’s have a goal to free one man from poverty, illiteracy and diseases. Have a vision to solve the problems of pollution and population in our generation. Let’s start from us, we are the part of whole. Problems are there because opportunities are not there. Advancement in every sphere is not there because thought, effort and belief is not there in every individual. Every individual being responsible can change the face of himself and

thereby changing the face of the nation. Join the NLM (National Literacy Mission) and bring light in the lives of those who live in the darkness of illiteracy. Be a human – useful, resourceful and benefi cial for self and society forming individual integrity and ethical environment establishing harmony between us and the society. But only, if we decide so …..

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1. At the outskirts of Bijapur city, There is a wonder scenic It is a great educational tool, It’s our school, Sainik school. 2. Here we learn about life’s race. And over come diffi culties with God’s grace. We pass out from school in fl ying colours. And walk on the path shed with fl owers.

3. Learning is our fore most Aim That is why our school has good name. We will shed the tear of blood in the War fi eld, And act as Nation’s protective shield.

4. Proud to be the part of this institution We say without any hesitation That it is the best institution With lots of pride and enthusiasm.


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Hasnamat....Hasnamat....

☺ Yoga Teacher to a Woman. Has Yoga any affect over your husband’s drinking habit?

Women : Yes, an surprising change! Now he drinks the whole bottle standing upside down over his head.

☺ Judge asks a little kid : Now that your parents are getting divorced, do you want to live with your mummy?

Kid : No, my mummy beats me.

Judge : Well, do you want to live with your daddy?

Kid ; No, my daddy beats me too.

Judge : Then whom do you want to live with?

Kid : I want to live with the Indian Cricket team because they never beat anybody.

☺ Laloo and Rabri were on an African Safari when a lion suddenly dragged Rabri into the jungle.

Rabri : Shoot it, Shoot it. Laloo : Wait! wait! let me change

the battery of my camera

☺ Johny Johny Johny Johny yes Papa chikun Gunya went Papa H1 N1 came Papa Every day one man Ha! Ha! Ha!

☺ Drinking Drinking Drinking Drinking Little BEER How I wonder what a BAR ? Quarter rates are up so HIGH Have a peg with chicken FRY.

☺ On a romantic day sardar’s girl friend asks him, “Darling on our engagement day will you give me a ring?”

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TSI Maths olympiad - 2009 was conducted on 08/08/2009, in our school premises. 295 cadets of class VII, VIII, IX Std appeared for the examination. 06 - bronze, II - Silver, 06 - Gold Medals won by our school Cadets. Three Cadets have won trophies.

The following Cadets have brought glory to our school by securing highest rank amongst 270 Schools all over India.

Sr. No. Name R. No. Class Rank

1. Ajay L. Rathod 4405 VIIA 52

2. Dundesh V. M. 4257 VIIIB 21

3. R. M. Nivedha 4212 IXA 38

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`Kala Gaurav Award 2009’ – For Students

1. Suryanarayan N. Haged (VII/A) For the excellent Handwriting

2. Shreyansh V. patil (VIII/A) For the excellent Handwriting

3. Manjunath M. Patil (VIII/C) For the excellent Handwriting

4. Gaviswami B. H. (VI/B) For the excellent Colouring

5. Akash R. Desai (VII/A) For the excellent Colouring

6. `IDEAL PRINCIPAL AWARD 2009 CAPT. (IN) Jatinder Kumar

7. `IDEAL TEACHER AWARD 2009 Dr. S. M. Hugar

8. IDEAL SCHOOL AWARD 2009 SAINIK SCHOOL BIJAPUR

Gaviswami B. H. (VI/B) has wonconsolation prize of Rs. 700/- at national level.

Gaviswami B. H.


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The Deccan Athletic club, Bangalore organised a Road Race in different categories on 20th June, 2010 in the District stadium, Bijapur. Boys and Girls from all over Karnataka participated in this Road Race.

The Cadets of Sainik School, Bijapur also participated in this Road Race. Our Cadets bagged Ist, IIIrd, IVth, VIth & VIIth position in the competition.

Road Race

Cadet Prashant Doni(I st Position)

Cadet Shakti Prasad(III rd Position)

Success

T o have success in life cadets must adhere to 3 D formula.(i) D - Duty, (ii) D - Determination, (iii) D - Discipline.

(i) Duty : Duty means obligation. It may be related to school, family, society and country, which is to be discharged effectively at any cost.

(ii) Determination : To achieve goal cadets must have iron will to cross mighty barriers.

(iii) Discipline : Effort to accomplish goal must be within the limits of discipline. Indisciplined effort may lead to serious problem.

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SUPERLATIVE PERFORMANCE OF SAINIK SCHOOL BIJAPUR IN HOCKEY AMONGST ALL SAINIK SCHOOLS

Sainik School Bijapur maintained its supremacy amongst all the Sainik Schools of the country where they defeated teams from North, East, West and Central Zones during the Inter zonal Hockey tournament held at Sainik School Tilaiya (Jharkhand) from 04th Oct to 07th Oct 2010. The cadets of Sainik School Bijapur showed their indomitable spirit by lifting the eventful Hockey trophy for the ninth time. Cadet Arun added another golden feather to his crown by being adjudged as the Best Hockey player of the tournament.

The Principal, Captain Jatinder Kumar complimented the coach and other offi cials for their unfl agging devotion. He added that the glory achieved this year will further invigorate the spirit to retain the trophy for years to come.

It was a befi tting tribute of the School Hockey team to Shri S Masilamani, the Hockey coach, who has been instrumental in many a famous victories of School Hockey team.

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AjeetThe

Proud house captain of vijayanagar, school football team in south zone twice, a good swimmer and a medallist in javelin throw, aspires to be a researcher.

Balappagouda

Called Mr. Dependable, great skills in football, cricket and hockey, aspires to join NDA.

Baburao

A jolly man, good in public speaking member of school Basketball team, Always online on bed, a politician is all he wants to be.

Shivaraj

A hard worker and the knowledge stock also, looks forward to join Indian Navy.

Satish

A member of school hockey team, a good public speaker and aspires to join navy.

Subodh

Believes in enjoying the life and wishes to reach the rank of general.

Shantagouda

An aspirant of IAS, highly disciplined prefect whose favoruite place is study hall.

S. Kashiling

A cool hard worker with a good gifted calm behavior. A fan of Sachin Tendulkar, has shocking skills in cricket. Aspires to join NDA.

Sunil

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An effi cient leader with a good accent in English, aspires to be in IAF. A good volleyball player and south zone team captain.

Santosh

A successful house captain of chalukya known for his courageous dialogues. A good ante-room cricketer and studious chap good in art and craft. Wants to be a warrior.

Harsha

Well known as ‘Bekele’ of our batch for his dominance in long distance running. Good player of Basketball and hockey. Loves to follow his father in Armed Forces.

Ramesh

A cheerful and studious guy, a specialist in organic chemistry and he looks forward to be an IAS Offi cer.

Virupaksh

Well known as mathematics wizard, an accurate statistician. Cleared UPSC in class XI and an aspirant of NDA.

Amar

A good cross-country runner and NTSE scholar, silent but serious about making in to IIT.

Shivaraj

A good basketball player but a strong man in physique as well as physics. Dreams to play alongside Tendulkar for Mumbai Indian.

Vishal

Well known for his murga dialogues among friends. Humourous and studious, a good swimmer and a successful prefect.

Satish


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Known as Einstein for his weird imagination of impossible things. A skilful left- hander good in basketball. Loves to feature in Hollywood.

Basavaraj

A cute specko known for his artistic skills and sensitive nature. A great spinner famous for ‘doosras’ and ‘teesras’ Takes his life as it comes.

Pavan

Known for his 6-pack abs and Ronaldo like skills. A great lover of electronic gadgets. Wishes to sacrifi ce his life as a NSG commando.

Praveen

Hails from mahalingpur, an all-rounder believes in working smart than hard also called as Ramanujam. Collects stamps as well as pictures of Aishwarya. Good at swimming and hurdles.

Mahalingesh

Fondly recognized as Da vinci of the batch. Loves to live like his name in all aspects and a great fan of kingfi sher’s Vijay Mallya.

Vishal

A man from Belgaum, good in volleyball and basketball. Celebrates his birthday twice a week. An aspirant of navy.

Giridhar

A devout follower of Sri Sri Ravishankerji surely an ideal school vice-captain, popular for his volleyball smashes. Aspires to wear the G-suit and fl y the fastest fi ghter jet of India. Has made it into Air force and is waiting to fulfi ll his dreams.

Naveen

A diehard aspirant of IIT. Best known as quiz wizard among peers. A tall meritorious tiger idolizes Dravid and a lover of chetan Bhagat.

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A 0.1% CBSE certifi cate holder in Board Exams. known for his peculiar style of handwriting. Gives more attention towards being systematic, loves to join naval academy.

Vinod

Known as ‘Senior’ of his house and wants to become fi ghter pilot.

Chidanand

Prefect of Adilshahi, cross-country medalist, good artist and has secured IInd position in art competition conducted by NDA, fondly called ‘FM Radio’ aspires to join navy.

Vinaydev

Called as ‘DD’, a fl uent speaker, singer, artist cum dramatist. A good swimmer and loves to add wing commander as his prefi x. But unfortunately is adding lieutenant colonel.

Shankar

An established orator of the batch with extra-ordinary speaking skills. Has an ability to mesmerizing the audience by building castles in the air. He is a tactful, diplomatic and humorous. Aspires to soar high in the skies through IAF. Has cleared SSB.

Puneet

A cool-guy, Bradman of anteroom cricket, cross- country runner with excellence in Basketball, known as DJ of the house, aspires to be a marine commando (MARCO).

Abhilash

A hardworking guy, a good debator, good in academics as well as hockey and football, known as ‘shortest’ of the batch.

Shankargouda

Known as jayasurya of the batch, aspires to become a pilot.

Mahesh


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Highly skilled gymnast and diver, good in obstacle race and a good goalkeeper. Makes the best use of whatever he has.

Vinod

The boy with an evergreen smile on his face, good in football and swimming.

Akashkumar

Fastest swimmer of the batch, a reactive element, very brilliant in chemistry.

Vinayakareddy

A charming and hard working dude, an excellent sportsman and also an academician, aspires to join NDA.

Shashank

A good basketball player, a good debator and artist, always exceeds expectations in Biology, wishes to be a cardiologist.

Pavan

An apple of every one’s eye. well known for his logical thinking, loves music and trying to trace his father’s foot steps in Indian Navy.

Hitesh

A perfect captain, recognized as encyclopedia among all. Wants to be a psychologist in SSB.

Veeresh

Responsible House captain of Hoysala, a good Volleyball Player, good in academics and athletics as well. Takes initiative in all activities, smiles stress. A true backbone of his house and aspires to join NDA.

Sachin


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Always fi nds herself busy, no tension in her dictionary. Fast cycling is her trade-mark. India can expect a medal in rifl e-shooting from her.

Shubha D.K.

The best public speaker of the batch, known as knowledge bank, very interested in leading newspapers, always initiates the house activities. A good sprinter and has cleared SSB.

Jayaraj

The well-built parade captain, best at drill and commands, excellent in obstacle race, athletics and cross-country, always found in josh. Has cleared SSB.

Sharatbabu

An excellent cricket player, good at horse riding and foot ball, a jolly guy with pleasing, stress free behavior. Takes interest in all activities, an aspirant of NDA.

Manjunath

A talented guy with hard working nature. Often seen in study hall throughout the day. Has good football skills, and a melodious voice. A perfect gentleman cadet, aspires to join NDA.

Virupaksh

A hardworking guy, excellent in academics, a cool mind and often entertains others with his jokes. Aspires to join AFMC.

Shivaprakash

Known as Beckham of the batch and cross country medalist, often entertains others with dancing skills, a fan of Ronaldo and Jackson aspires to join NIT.

Anilkumar

A responsible guy, a proud prefect of Hoysala, Triple Golden Star holder who topped his batch twice, extra talented with mind-boggling creativity and mesmerizing artistic skills. Popularly called josh machine. Wants to fl y the country’s fastest aircraft.

Vishwakumar


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The high-prolifi c mess captain, always follows table-manners strictly, a good speaker with good vocabulary, stimulates the juniors with highly inspirational lectures, aims to join Indian Air Force.

Dinesh

A good-natured cadet, a medalist in Aquatics, famous for naughty and cunning activities.

Siddarth

The proud house vice-captain of Adilshahi, a smart guy, good in academics, also a good football player, cleared UPSC.

Rakesh

A gentle cadet, always found in study hall, a good speaker, always concerned about juniors, has cleared UPSC.

Premsagar

A clean and neat cadet, looks like Saif Ali Khan, best in athletics, leads his house to victory in athletic meet, A good football player. Always cares for others.

Vinootkumar

A studious chap, represented school in south zone volleyball, has a good voice and also has good dancing skills.

Deepak

A calm and quiet guy, good in academics. A skilled volleyball player, never hurts anyone, has cleared UPSC.

Samarth

The tactful library captain, an eminent speaker, good in communicative skills, best in academics, has cleared UPSC.

Shivaprasad


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A kind-hearted sisterly girl, follows her father in every aspect, never refuses to help others. calm and studious, a good friend of all.

Priyanka

A friendly guy, studies to live and lives to study, takes part in all activities.Sachin

One of the two triple-golden star holders, excellent in academics, has a quick and sharp brain, good in cyber sciences, represented school in Rural IT Quiz.

Pratik

The proud school-captain, calm and quiet, admired by many for his cool-minded organizing abilities. Never loses his temper, good in academics, a member of school volleyball team participated in south zone. A good Hindi debater too.

Bharat

A newspaper addict, always engaged in reading, always encourages others, good in games, takes initiative everywhere.

Timmanagouda

A good hockey player, represented school at Nehru cup Hockey Championship and good in games.

Rahul

Co-curricular activities captain, a good debater, represented school in debate and basketball in south zone. Has a strong build, good in academics as well as athletics. Has cleared SSB.

Rohan

Gentle in nature, never muddles with others worries, live his own life, a good basket ball player.

Pavankumar


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A smart guy, with a well-built physique, a good football player. Best in throws, aims to join NDA.

Dandappagouda

A hard worker, good in studies, always gives joshila lectures, takes a good care of juniors, performs his duty of prefect obediently.

Basavakiran

A well known joker, famous among juniors. A member of school volleyball team, cleared UPSC. Resembles the Hostel Superintendent of Wodeyar house.

Punit

A very calm and silent guy, loves to sleep, good in studies, has cleared UPSC.

Shripad

A chubby girl, very good in languages. A challenging competitor in public speaking, ever helpful to her classmates, never fails to hold her Malayali triumph high.

Krishnapriya

A sterile striker, excellent in football, good in obstacles and cross country. A hard worker, good in studies, has cleared UPSC.

Sachin

A good basketball player, the prefect of wodeyar, good in communicative skills and the best in calligraphy. Aspires to join IIT.

Karthik

A good swimmer, the house vice-captain of Wodeyar, good hockey player. Aims to join NDA.

Praveen


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A silent Killer, Good in football and basketball, impresses others through his skilful art.

Guruprasad

A swift and soft guy, a gifted track athlete, good in obstacle race, aims to join NDA.

Rakesh

The skilful sports captain, short but sweet, a good hockey player, represented school thrice in south zone, thrice in Interzonal and twice in Nehru cup has cleared UPSC.

Balanagouda

A very silent and innocent guy. friendly with everybody, good in studies, a fan of cricket, works hard and aims to be an engineer.

Basavaraj


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M ajor General V. S. Somanagoudar UYSM, VSM earned the rare distinction of being conferred with the coveted Uttam Yudh Seva

Medal (UYSM) from the President of India.The UYSM has a unique place in military honours, it is a decoration

conferred for a high degree of distinguished service in an operational context, which includes war, confl ict or hostilities.

Major General Goudar has been conferred this distinction for his excellent leadership, planning and execution of anti terrorist operations in Jammu and Kashmir. As a General Offi cer Comanding (GOC) the Rashtriya Riffl es Force, CIF(K), Major General Goudar was responsible for conducting counter terrorist operations, in terror infested areas of Kupwara, Baramulla, Sopore and Bandipur in North Kashmir. The Force under his dynamic leadership conducted some of the most successful operations in Jammu and Kashmir.

It was evident from an early age that Major General Goudar was cut out for greater roles and responsibilities. Even though his early schooling was at a village school, it did not deter his focus. He went on to join the Sainik School in Bijapur in 1963 and his career has been tied to his country ever since. An alumnus of the National Defence Academy, Pune and thereafter Indian Military Academy, Dehradun he was commissioned in the Maratha Light Infantry in 1974. He rose through the ranks and took command of his own battalion the 8th Maratha Light Infantry in 1994. There on, there was no looking back for him.

It is for his exemplary performance as a Military Attache to the Army Chief that he was awarded the Ati Vishist Seva Medal (AVSM) on 26th January 2008. With the Utam Yudh Seva Medal (UYSM), Major General Goudar has added another feather to his cap.

Congratulations!

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Major Gen VS Somanagoudar

UYSM, AVSM,VSM


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Obituary

“Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.”

-Jane Austen

The school fraternity expresses its deep condolences on the sad demise of Col. Kori, an alumnus of Sainik School, Bijapur.

“ May fl ights of angels see him to his rest.”

The Sainik School fraternity deeply mourns the sad demise of Shri. S. V. Deshpande, Master in Physics. He rendered a dedicated service of 25 years to the institution.

May God grant peace to the departed soul!

The Sainik School Fraternity deeply mourns the sad demise of Shri. Pathak

(Art master)

May God grant peace to the departed soul!

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