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dsUnzh; fo|ky; djkSyh E-Magazine- 2019-20 la dq y Lrjh;&lkekftd foKku iz n'kZ uh ,oa jk"Vªh; ,drk ioZ &2019 dk vk;ks tu la Hkkx Lrjh; [kks&[kks iz fr;ks fxrk dk vk;kstu vUrjkZ "Vªh; ;ks x fnol dk vk;ks tu LoPNrk i[kokMk o fgUnh i[kokMk dk vk;ks tu

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  • dsUnzh; fo|ky; djkSyh

    E-Magazine- 2019-20

    ladqy Lrjh;&lkekftd foKku

    izn'kZuh ,oa jk"Vªh; ,drk ioZ

    &2019 dk vk;kstu

    laHkkx Lrjh; [kks&[kks izfr;ksfxrk

    dk vk;kstu

    vUrjkZ"Vªh; ;ksx fnol dk

    vk;kstu

    LoPNrk i[kokMk o fgUnh

    i[kokMk dk vk;kstu

  • Mr. N.M. Pahadiya

    I.A.S.

    Message It is a matter of immence pleasure to me that Kendriya

    Vidyalaya is bringing out its E-Magazine for the session – 2019-20.

    I hope that the E-magazine (Vidyalaya Patrika) will provide an

    opportunity to the students and teachers to express themselves.

    The E-magazine will go a long way in bringing desirable

    changes in the overall development of the Vidyalaya in general and the

    student’s community in particular. I convey my best wishes for the

    successful e-publication of the Magazine.

    Mr. N.M. Pahadiya, IAS

    District Collector &

    Chairman VMC, KV Karauli

  • izkpk;Z dh dye ls &

    fo|ky; if=dk fo|ky; dh xfrfof/k;ksa dk niZ.k gksrh gS

    ftlls fo|ky; esa gksus okys fØ;k&dykiksa dh >yd feyrh gSaA

    blds ek/;e ls cky dykdkjksa dh varfuZfgr izfrHkk dks mdsjus

    dk volj feyrk gSA eq>s fo’okl gS fd uUgs&eqUus lt̀u drkZvksa

    dh jpuk,sa vkids vUreZu dk Li’kZ vo’; djsaxhA

    lkFk gh eSa laiknd e.My ds lHkh lnL;ksa rFkk fo|kfFkZ;ksa dk lk/kqokn djrk gwW ftUgksus

    fo|ky; if=dk ds laiknu o izdk’ku esa izR;{k o ijks{k :Ik ls ;ksxnku fn;kA

    laiknd dh dye ls &

    Qwyksa dh rjg] dfy;ksa dh rjg lkjk miou egdk;k gSA

    gj NkWo ds ckn fojke ugha vkxs gh c

  • Before expressing my views regarding such as a prestigious and esteemed school of a city I want to thank that I have got golden opportunity for writing a few words regarding not only a national but also an international Recognized institution as we know school is merely a building of bricks without its teachers .Teachers are the real building blocks of a school and I am Fortunate one who has been bestowed with highly qualified, generous and hard working teachers who are ready to help their students 24x7. In contrast to other school, my school does not solely focus on academic performance along with academic extra co-curricular activities are organized time to time and this is one of the main reason why I love my school.

    If I talk about school infrastructure, its scenic beauty is so heart touching that nobody can take his eyes off. It has all the required facilities which are necessary for overall development of one’s personality. I feel blessed to study in such a glorious school of my city and I am proud to be a “kvian’’..

    DEEPANSHU GURJAR

    Head Boy, KV Karauli

    ^^fo|ky; izR;sd fo|kFkhZ ds thou dh og

    vk/kkjf'kyk gS ftl ij u tkus fdrus lius latks,

    ,oa mdsjs tkrs gSaA^^

    eq>s ,oa esjs lHkh lkfFk;ksa dk fuf'pr gh bl ckr

    ij thou Hkj xkSjo jgsxk fd geus vius Lof.kZe

    dky dks djkSyh ftys ds lokZsRd"̀V fo|ky; esa

    fo|k/;;u fd;k gSSA

    ,d tSlh os'kHkw’kk] v/;kiu] vuq'kklu ls ijs esjk

    fo|ky; ,d ifjokj dh rjg gS ftlesa v/;kidksa dk

    Lusg] iz/kkukpk;Z egksn; dk ekxZn'kZu lgikfB;ksa ds

    lg;ksax us gesa vius Åij fo'okl djuk ,oa mUufr

    ds ekxZ ij pyrs jgus dk lans'k fn;k gSA

    fo|ky; dh eksgd ,d mRd"̀V bekjr rFkk blesa

    iYyfor gksrs fo|kfFkZ;ksa ds lqugjs Hkfo"; gekjs

    fo|ky; dh igpku cu pqdh gSA izfrHkkfXkrkvksa ds

    fofHkUUk Lrjksa ij lHkh ds lg;ksx us fo|ky; dks ,d

    eqdke fnyk;k gS tks djkSyh ftys esa fo|ky; dks

    izfr"Bk ds lkFk lnSo xkSjokfUor eglwl djrk

    jgsxkA

    fo|ky; ds leqfpr fodkl esa lcdk viuk ;ksxnku

    jgrk gS] fo|ky; dh gSM xyZ gksus ds ukrs eSaus Hkh

    Lo;a dk ;ksxnku nsus dk loZJs"B iz;kl fd;k gSA eSa

    fo|ky; ifjokj ,oa blds lHkh lnL;ksa ds mTToy

    Hkfo’; dh dkeuk djrh gw¡A

    t; fgan

    KASHISH JADOUN

    Head Girl, KV Karauli

  • laLd`fr dk vk/kkj gS ukjh

    AA ;= uk;ZLrq iwT;Urs jeUrs r= nsorkAA

    oSfnd dky ls gekjh xkSjo’kkyh laLd`fr dk vk/kkj ;g mfDr

    jgh gSA gekjs ns’k esa iqjk dky ls fL=;ksa dks lEekuh; ekuk

    tkrk gS ysfdu dky dk jFkpØ vck?k xfr ls ?kwerk gS ftlls

    fL=;ksa dh xfjek esa gksus okys ifjorZuksa dks utj vankt ugha

    fd;k tk ldrkA ;qxksa&;qxksa ls nsoh ds :Ik esa izfrf"Br ukjh

    ij eqxydky esa vR;kpkj gq;s mls cafnuh cuk fn;k x;k mls

    insZ esa jgus ds fy, etcwj fd;k x;k mldh izfr"Bk ij iz’u fpg~u yx x,A iq:"k iz/kku

    lekt dh dqnf̀"V ds dkj.k jk"Vªdfo eSfFkyh 'kj.k xqIr th ds 'kCnksa esa&

    vcyk thou gk; rqEgkjh ;gh dgkuh

    vkWpy esa gS nw/k vkSj vkW[kksa eas ikuhA

    lekt ds fofHkUu fojks/kksa] izfrcU/kksa ,oa mRihMu ds ckctwn ukjh us lekt esa viuk vrhr dkyhu

    xkSjo’kkyh :Ik gkfly djus dk chMk mBk;k vkSj dkQh gn rd bl {ks= esa ;g dke;kc Hkh

    gqbZA ?kj gks ;k ckgj] dk;kZy; gks ;k ea=ky;] /keZ gks ;k jktuhfr] foKku gks ;k okf.kT;]

    fpfdRlk gks ;k rduhd gj {ks= esa ukjh viuh izfrHkk dk ijpe Qgjkdj tu ekul dks vius

    le{k ureLrd gksus ds fy, etcwj dj jgh gSA

    ysfdu foMaouk nsf[k, bl lH; lqlaLd`r f’kf{kr lekt esa ukjh dks flQZ vkSj flQZ HkksX;k gh

    ekuk tk jgk gS fQj pkgs fQYe txr gks] nwjn’kZu ;k fQj ?kj mldh izfrHkk dks njfdukj djrs

    gq, mlds LokfHkeku dks rkj&rkj djus okys dR̀; fd;s tk jgs gSa vkSj lekt ewdn’k Zd cuk

    gqvk gS] vkf[kj D;ksa \ dc rd lhrk] lkfo=h] 'kdqaryk vkSj fuHkZ;k tSlh nsfo;ksa dks vfXuijh{kk

    nsuh gksxh vkSj D;ks \ D;k dHkh iq:"k dks viuh lPpkbZ] viuh vPNkbZ lkfcr djus ds fy,

    fdlh izdkj dh vfXuijh{kk nsuh iMh----- fcYdqy ugha-------- A vko’;drk gS orZeku lekt dh

    psruk 'kfDr dks >d>ksjus dh] mUgs tkx`r djus dh] ykSVks viuh mlh iqjk laLdf̀r dh vksj

    tgkW efgykvksa dks efgek eafMr :Ik esa izfrf"Br fd;k x;k Fkk lekt dks Lohdkjuk gh iMsxk&

    ,d ugha nks&nks ek=k,a] uj ls Hkkjh ukjhA

    &jhrk ekFkqj

    LukrdksRrj f’kf{kdk ¼fgUnh½

  • LoPN Hkkjr

    LoPNrk vfHk;ku %&

    LoPN Hkkjr vfHk;kUk ,d jk"Vªh; eqfge gS tks Hkkjr }kjk

    LFkkfir dh x;h gSA LoPN Hkkjr vfHk;ku ds rgr 4041

    lkafof/kd uxjkas ds lMd] iSny ekxZ vkSj vU; dbZ LFkku

    vkrs gSaA ;g ,d cgqr gh cMk vkanksyu ftlds rgr

    Hkkjr dks 2019 rd iwjh rjg ls LoPN Ckukuk gSA

    Hkkjr esa LoLFk vkSj lq[kh thou ds fy, egkRek xkW/kh th

    ds LoPN Hkkjr ds lius dks vkxs c

  • orZeku ifjis{; esa vk;dj dh egRrk

    dj O;oLFkk fdlh Hkh ns’k dh vFkZO;oLFkk dks etcwr djus

    ds fy, fu/kkZfjr dh xbZ gS tks fd vFkZO;oLFkk esa vk; vkSj

    O;; ds chp lkeatL; cSBkrh gSA

    Hkkjrh; dj O;oLFkk eas nks rjg ds dj nsrs gSa&

    1- izR;{k dj

    2- vizR;{k dj

    izR;{k dj dk ,d cgqr cMk fgLlk gesa vk;dj ls izkIr gksrk gS vkSj vk;dj ls izkIr gq, dj dk

    fu/kkZj.k vkSj laxzg.k vk;dj foHkkx ds vUrxZr vkrk gSA

    Hkkjrh; vf/kfu;e ds vuqlkj gj O;fDr dks fiNys o"kZ dh dqy vk; ij mlds }kjk fn;s tkus okys

    vk;dj dk fu/kkZj.k fd;k tkrk gSA vk;dj vf/kfu;e ds vuqHkkx 14 ds vUrxZr ;g mYysf[kr gS fd

    vk;dj ds :Ik esa pqdk, tkus okys ewY; vkSj dqy vk; dh x.kuk djus ds fy, lHkh izdkj dh vk;

    vFkkZr osru] lEifRr ls gksus okyh vk;] O;kikj ;k ukSdjh eas gqvk ykHk] iawthxr ykHk] vU; L=ksrksa ls

    gksus okyh vk; dks 'kkfey djuk gksxkA

    vf/kfu;e ds izko/kkuksa ds vuqlkj mijksDr lHkh izdkj dh vk; dks 'kkfey dj dqy vk; dh x.kuk

    vkdyu o"kZ esa vizSy dh igyh frfFk dks dh tkrh gSA djk/ku izfØ;k ls lacaf/kr lHkh xfrfof/k;ksa dh

    ftEesnkjh vk;dj foHkkx dh gSA

    bl izdkj vk;dj foHkkx fcuk fdlh tfVyrk ds ,d cgqr cMk fgLlk ljdkj ds ikl dj ,dtqv

    djds nsrk gSA vk;dj dk lqfu;ksftr :Ik ls yxuk vkSj ,df=r gksuk vk;dj foHkkx dh ftEesnkjh gS

    ij ;g vke vkneh dk Hkh QtZ curk gS fd og viuh gj izdkj dh vk; dh tkudkjh vk;dj foHkkx

    dks nsA

    vk;dj foHkkx }kjk dj izfØ;k esa dbZ izdkj dh vkWuykbZu lqfo/kk,sa Hkh nh tkrh gSA

    vke vkneh tks vk;dj nsrk gS mls bl ckr dk Kku gksuk vko’;d gS fd mlds }kjk fn;k x;k

    vk;dj mldh HkykbZ ds fy, dke vkrk gSA

    vk;dj %& lh/ks 'kCnksa esa dgsa rks vke ukxfjd dk ns’k ds gj {ks= dh O;oLFkkvksa tSls&

    lqj{kk O;oLFkk] f’k{kk O;oLFkk] fpfdRlk O;oLFkk] ;krk;kr O;oLFkk vkSj blh rjg dh etcwr lqfo/kk,sa

    ftudh ge ljdkj ls mEehn djrs gS muesa vke vkneh dk vizR;{k ;ksxnku gSA

    ^^ lh/ks 'kCnksa esa dgsa rks vkidk vk;dj gh vkidh ljdkjh O;oLFkkvkas dk vk/kkj gS ^^

    uke %& df’k’k tknkSu

    d{kk%& 12

  • ;k=k o`rkUr

    ,ihts vCnqy dyke dh dgh xbZ dqN ckrsa &

    1- izd̀fr dks I;kj djks vkSj mlds vk’kh"k dk lEeku djks

    rHkh rqe nsoRo dks ns[k ikvksxsA

    2- bl iF̀oh ij] Åij vkdk’k esa vkSj /kjrh ds chp Hkh]

    bu lcesa] lcls l’kDr lalk/ku] lfdz; lpsr ;qok

    efLr"d gSA

    3- viuh leL;kvksa dks Lo;a lqy>kvks] eqf’dyksa ij fot;

    izkIr djksA

    4- l’kDrhdj.k ,d Hkhrjh izfdz;k gS

    bZ’oj ds vfrfjDr dksbZ nwljk bls lEiUu ugha dj

    ldrkA

    5- ladYiuk ls jk"Vª lEiUu gksrk gSA

    6- cuw¡ eSa laj{kd cslgkjksa dk cuw¡ eSa ekxZn’kZd ifFkdksa dk

    cuw¡ eSa lsrq] ukSdk vkSj iksr

    ikuh ikj djus ds bPNqdksa dkA

    7- nsonwr vius Kku ds dkj.k Lora= gS

    i'kq viuh vcks/krk ds dkj.k

    bu nksuks ds chap] euq"; dh larku la?k"kZ djrh gSA

    uke & vf{krk nhf{kr

    d{kk & vkBoh v

    /;s; okD;

    1- Hkkjr ljdkj & lR;eso t;rs

    2- yksdlHkk & /keZpdz izorZuk;

    3- mPpre U;k;ky; & ;rks

    /keZLrrks t;%

    4- vky bafM;k jsfM;ks & loZtu

    fgrk; loZtu lq[kk;

    5- nwjn’kZu & lR;e f’koe lqanje

    6- Fky lsuk & lsok vLekda /keZ%

    7- ok;q lsuk & uHk% Li’̀ka nhIre~A

    8- ty lsuk & 'ka uks o:.k%

    9- dsUnh; fo|ky; laxBu & rr~

    Roa iw"k.k~ viko`.kqA

    10- Mkd rkj foHkkx & vgfuZ’ka

    lsokegsA

    uke & mRd"kZ dkSf’kd

    d{kk & nloha

    lqfopkj

    ;fn vki dksf’k’k djrs gks vkSj dqN Hkh gkfly ugha gksrk gS rks mlesa vkidh dksbZ xyrh ugha gSA

    ysfdu ;fn vki tjk Hkh dksf’k’k ugh djrs vkSj gkj tkrs gS rks mles iwjh vki gh dh xyrh gSA

    f’k{kd vkSj lMd nksuks ,d tSls gksrs gS] [kqn tgk¡ gS ogha jgrs gSa exj nwljksa dks mudh eafty

    rd igqapk gh nsrs gSaA

  • o`Unkou dh ;k=k

    fiNys o"kZ xzh"edkyhu vodk’k esa ge òUnkou ?kweus x,A òUnkou esa lcls igys ge ckWds fcgkjh eafnj x,A

    Bkdqj th ds eafnj ds lehi geus izlkn [kjhnk vkSj ykbZu esa yx x,A eafnj ds }kj [kqyus dh izrh{kk djus

    yxsA dqN nsj ckn }kj [kksy fn;k x;k vkSj geus eafnj esa izos’k fd;kA dqN nsj ckn xHkZ xg̀ ds njokts ls inkZ

    gVk;k tkrk gS vkSj ckWds fcgkjh th ds ';ke o.kZ dh izfrek ds euksgj n’kZu gksrs gSaA eafnj esa lHkh yksx ^ckWds

    fcgkjh yky dh t;^ dk m)?kks"k djrs gSA bl eafnj dk fuekZ.k Lokeh gfjnkl th ds oa’ktksa us djok;k FkkA

    Jh ckWds fcgkjh th ds n’kZuksa ds fy, eafnj dk inkZ gj nks feuV ds varjky ij [kksyk vkSj can fd;k tkrk gSA

    blds ihNs Hkh ,d dgkuh gS& ^^,d ckj ,d HkDr ckWds fcgkjh th dh ewfrZ dks ,dVd gksdj ns[k jgk Fkk vkSj

    mldh HkfDr ls o’khHkwr gksdj Bkdqj th eafnj ls xk;c gks x;s FksA iqtkjh th us tc eafnj [kksyk rks mUgs

    Bkdqj th dgha ugh fn[kkbZ fn,A ckn esa irk pyk fd os vius ,d HkDRk ds lkFk pys x,] rHkh ls ;g fu;e

    cuk fn;k x;k^^A

    ckWds fcgkjh th ds eafnj esa izlkn pkafd;k vkSj laxhre; QCckjs yxk;s x;s gSA izse eafnj cgqr lkQ&lqFkjk vkSj lqanj FkkA

    ;kf=;kas dh lqfo/kk gsrq eafnj ifjlj es Hkkstuky; vkSj vk/kqfud 'kkSpky; dh Hkh O;oLFkk dh x;h gSA eafnj dh

    bekjr dks lqanj dykd̀fr ls bls fnO; vkSj HkO; :Ik fn;k x;k gSA 'kke ds djhc N% cts ;k va/ksjk gks tkus ij

    ;g eafnj jaxhu jks’kuh ls pkjksa rjQ ls txexkrk jgrk gSA fQj ge eafnj ds vanj x,A vanj ls eafnj cgqr gh

    [kwclwjr wej Fkk tks ;gkW dk eq[;

    vkd"kZ.k cuk gqqvk FkkA Jh jk/kk d̀".k dh ewfrZ cgqr gh I;kjh vkSj lqanj yx jgh FkhA ge lHkh us Hkxoku ds

    n’kZu fd, vkSj fQj ge vius ?kj dh vksj py iMsA esjk ekuuk gS fd gj O;fDr dks ;g vn~Hkqr izse eafnj

    t:j ns[kuk pkfg,A

  • dfork laxzg

    Lej.k ;ksX; ckrsa

    lnk lsou djus ;ksX; pkj phtsa & larks"k] lRlax] nku] n;k

    vkneh ds fcxMus dh pkj voLFkk,sa & tokuh] /ku] vf/kdkj] vfoosdA

    HkkX; ls feyus okyh pkj phtsa & Hkxoku dks ;kn j[kus dh yxu]

    larks dh laxfr] pfj= dh fueZyrk] mnkjrkA

    Lej.kh; ckrsa & cMksa dk vknj djuk] NksVksa dh j{kk djuk]

    cqf)ekuksa ls lykg ysuk] ew[kksZa ls dHkh uk my>ukA & iwue dqekjh

    d{kk & uoeha v

    oDr ugha

    gj [kq’kh gS yksxks ds nkeu e]sa

    ij ,d gWlh ds fy, oDr ughaA

    fnu jkr nkSMrh nqfu;k esa]

    ftanxh ds fy, gh oDr ughaA

    ekW dh yksjh dk ,glkl rks gS]

    ij ekW dks ekW dgus dk oDr ughaA

    lkjs fj’rksa dks rks ge ekj pqds]

    vc mUgs nQukus dk Hkh oDr ughaA

    lkjs uke eksckbZy esa gSa]

    ij nksLrh ds fy, oDr ughaA

    vkW[kksa esa uhan ugha cdks Hkw[k yxh Hkkjh

    Hkw[k yxh gS rks rqe [kk yks

    ;s xktj ewyh lkjh

    yky VekVj & yky VekVj

    eq>dks rks rqe Hkkrs gks

    tks rqedks Hkkrk gS HkS;k

    mldks D;ksa [kk tkrs gks

    yky VekVj & yky VekVj

    vPNk rqEgs u [kkšxk

    exj rksMdj bl Mkyh ls

    vius ?kj ys tkšxkA

    uke & fjadw xqtZj

    d{kk& izFke c

    d

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  • lw;Z rks fQj mxsxk]

    /kwi rks fQj Hkh f[kysxh

    ysfdu esjh cxhph dh

    gjh&Hkjh nwc ij]

    vksl dh cwan

    gj ekSle esa ugh feysxhA

    uke & /kesZ’k ehuk

    d{kk & 5 v

    D;k gkj esa] D;k thr esa

    fdafpr ugh Hk;Hkhr esa

    dRrZO; ugh Hk;Hkhr esa

    dRrZO; iFk ij tks Hkh feyk

    ;g Hkh lgh oks Hkh lgh

    ojnku ugha ekaxwaxk

    gks dqN ij gkj ugh ekuwaxkA

    uke & lkSjHk ehuk

    d{kk & 5 v

    dne feykdj pyuk gksxk

    ck/kk,¡ vkrh gSa vk,¡

    f?kjs izy; dh ?kksj ?kVk,¡

    ik¡oksa ds uhps vaxkjs

    flj ij cjlsa ;fn Tokyk,¡

    fut gkFkksa esa g¡lrs&g¡lrs

    vkx tykdj tyuk gksxk

    dne feykdj pyuk gksxkA

    uke & eUgk lS;n

    d{kk & 5 v

    csVh dk vf/kdkj

    er QSykvks ;s Hkz"Vkpkj

    nks eq>dks thus dk vf/kdkj

    D;ksa ek¡xks rqe csVk gj ckj

    D;ksa u pkgks csVh ,d ckj

    D;k gS ;s flQZ csVksa dk lalkj

    D;ksa u vk, csVh ,d ckj

    Hkzw.k gR;k ds vusd lekpkj

    jaxk ns’k dk gj v[kckj

    gksrh ekuork blls 'keZlkj

    thonku ekaxrh csVh gkFk&ilkj

    nks eq>dks thus dk vf/kdkj

    vc uk lgwaxh eSa ;s vR;kpkj

    vc vkÅaxh eSa bl lalkj ds }kj

    nks eq>dks thus dk vf/kdkjA

    uke & ,drk ehuk

    d{kk & vkBoh v

  • igsfy;k

    1- ,slh dkSu lh pht gS ftls vkneh fNikdj ysfdu vkSjrsa fn[kkdj pyrh gS\

    tcko & ilZ

    2- tc eSa diMs mrkjrk gWw rc vki diMs igurs gSa vkSj tc vki diMs mrkjrs gSa rks eSa

    diMs igurk gwW crkvks eSa dkSu gwW\

    tcko & DykWFk gSaxj

    3- xk; nw/k nsrh gS vkSj eqxhZ vaMk nsrh gS rks crkvks ,slk dkSu gS tks nw/k vaMk nksuks nsrk

    gS\

    tcko & nqdkunkj uke & Hkkuq 'kekZ] d{kk&6 c

    uke & Hkkuw 'kekZ

    d{kk & 6 c

    ekW eq>s vkWpy esa Nqik yks

    ek¡ eq>s vk¡py esa Nqik yks

    ek¡ eq>s yxrk gS

    bl nqfu;k esa dksbZ fdlh dk ugha

    flQZ vkSj flQZ vkids vykok

    ek¡ rqe gh gks tks vius cPPkksa ds lc nq[k tkurh gks

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    uke & pk: prqosZnh

    d{kk & X;kjgoha

  • vHkh mEehn ckdh gS

    अँधेरी रात में तब से मेरे घर में उजाला है

    मेरी झोली में जब से सास ने इक चाँद डाला है

    ख़ुशी से ददल हमारा आज मीरा होने वाला है

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    हमे भी दार्खला देदो सबक हम भीं जरा i< ले

    सनुा है आपका ददल प्यार की एक पाठशाला है

    वजीफ़ा कोन देता है हमे हम गाँव वाले है

    हमारा इल्फ केवल ढाई आखर वणिमाल है

    अभी भमूाफफया की बद्नज़र से दरू है हलधर

    तुम्हार खते औ खललहान तू तक़दीर वाला है

    धु्रव लसहं मीना

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    xe esa [kq’k gwW] vkjke esa [kq’k gw¡

    vkt iuhj ugha] nky esa gh [kq’k gw¡

    vkt xkMh ugh] iSny gh [kq’k gw¡

    galrk gqvk chr jgk gS iy vkt esa gh [kq’k gw¡

    ftanxh gS NksVh] gj iy esa [kq’k gw¡

    tks esjh ckr us fny dks Nqvk

    rks tcko nsuk

    ojuk fcuk tcko ds Hkh [kq’k gw¡A

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    d{kk & vkBoh v

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    /kjk] vEcq ] uHk nwf’kr djrh

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    lSadM+ksa cjl u gksrh {kh.kA

    /kjk xHkZ esa tc ;g tkrh

    moZjrk ysrh mldh NhuA

    rky ryS;k dk cgko Hkh

    blls gks tkrk gS nhuA

    vxj tyk,sa bldks ge rks

    tgj gok esa djrh yhuA

    i'kq i{kh tk [kk, bldks

    izk.kks ls gks tkrs fofguA

    djsa bldk mi;ksx cUn ge

    ys jgh gekjh [kqf”k;k¡ NhuA

    gj ?kj esa vf/kdkj tek pqdh

    bls djsa vc izdf̀r ls foyhuA

    dkxt o diM+s ds FkSys viuk,sa

    [kqf”k;k¡ djsa ge vius v/khuA

    ty] Fky cpk;sa ge blls

    i;kZoj.k dks djsa jaxhuA

    vfer dqekj tSu

    izf”kf{kr Lukrd f”k{kd ¼xf.kr½

    LOkPNrk xku

    eu dh lQkbZ t:jh gS] ru dh lQkbZ t:jh gS]

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    ?kj dh lQkbZ ls igys] xfy;ksa dh lQkbZ t:jh gSA

    lkQ lQkbZ okys gh thou esa [kqf’k;kW ikrs]

    lkjh nqfu;k dks viusa thou ds jkt crkrs]

    /kjrh dh lQkbZ ls igys] vEcj dh lQkbZ t:jh gSA

    ?kj dh lQkbZ ls igys] xfy;ksa dh lQkbZ t:jh gSA

    rUnq:Lrh dh igyh lh

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    ea=h th gsfydkWIVj ls

    bykds esa vkbZ ck

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    le; pyk] ij dSls pyk]

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    ftUnxh dh vkik/kkih esa

    dc fudyh mez gekjh ;kjksa]

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    ds izfr Lusg ds dkj.k ;fn ,slh fodyrk gS rks xg̀L; yksx viuh iq=h ds fo;ksx ds nq[k ls

    fdrus nq[kh gksrs gksaxsA

    uke & vuq"dk ehuk

    d{kk & vkBoh v

  • एक भारत - शे्रष्ठ भारत (EBSB)

    कें द्रीय विद्यालय करौली में एक भारत शे्रष्ठ भारत काययक्रम के अन्तर्यत आयोजित विभभन्न र्ततविधियााँ–

    कें द्रीय ववद्यालय करौली में एक भारत शे्रष्ठ भारत कायिक्रम के अन्तगित प्रत्येक माह में आयोज़जत बबलभन्न गततववधधयों में बढ़ चढ़ कर दहस्सा ललया ज़जसमे संवंधधत राज्य- आन्ध्र प्रदेश में बोले जाने वाली भाषा तेलुगु , रहन सहन, कला- धचत्रकला , गायन आदद के बारे में कायिक्रमों के बारे में बच्चो को अवगत कराया गया ज़जससे ववद्याथी संवंधधत राज्य आन्ध्र प्रदेश की भाषा, वहां के रहन सहन, वहां की कला, धचत्र कला , गायन शैली के बारे में रूधच ददखाते हुए सीखने की कोलशश की तथा एक भारत शे्रष्ठ भारत की संकल्पना को साकार करन ेमें अहम ्भूलमका तनभाई!

    कें द्रीय ववद्यालय करौली में तनम्न गततववधधयो का आयोजन-

    समूह गायन

    एकल गायन

    स्वच्छता की शपथ

    सम्बंधधत राज्य की भाषा का वाचन एवं अनुवाद,

    धचत्रकला

    सम्बंधधत राज्य की भाषा में समाचार वाचन

  • School Photo Gallery

  • TEACHER A teacher is the person who shapes the future of everyone by

    providing best education to his/her students. Teacher plays a

    great role in education of every student. A good teacher has

    many qualities and fully able make his/ her students successful

    in life.

    A teacher is very intelligent and know well that how to draw

    attention of students towards study. She/he uses creativity

    while teaching students so that students may concentrate.

    Teacher is a good conductor of knowledge having lots of

    patience and confidence who takes responsibility for the future

    of students. Teacher knows the ability of each and every

    student and tries for them accordingly. ABHINESH MEENA

    CLASS:10

    Education Education is the most powerful weapons which you can

    use to change the work

    A child without education is like a bird without wings

    Education is all a matter of building bridges

    Education is not preparation for life but education is life

    itself.

  • LEARNING IS BEGINING FROM BIRTH TO DEATH

    Education is the most important source that makes a person to

    a valuable citizen.

    According to the Indian culture, the role of education is in

    his/her culture development for his/her family life, because

    school life and social life that should be counted as an

    education.

    One person starts to learn from its birth itself.

    When a child is in womb of mother, he/she begans to learn.

    Most important thing to a child is that he/she began to learn

    from his/her home itself.

    The main things are by which a child gets influence in his/her education are 1. Family and friends

    2. School -Graeeson J.sajan Class - XI

    Class = XI

    TEACHER STANDS FOR STUDENT STANDS FOR T- TERRIFIC S-SENSITIVE

    E- ENERGETIC T-THOUGHTFUL

    A-ABLE U-UNDERSTANDING

    C-CHEERFUL D-DESIROUS

    H-HARDWORKING E-EFFORTFULL

    E-ENTHUSIASTIC N-NORMAL

    R-REMARKABLE T-TALENTED

    Mehul Sharma Class - X

  • Statue of unity The Statue of Unity is a colossal statue of Indian

    Statesman and independence activist Sardar

    Vallabhbhai Patel (1875–1950), who was the

    First Home minister of independent India and

    The chief adherent of Mahatma Gandhi during

    The non-violent Indian Independence movement. He was highly respected for his leadership in

    uniting the 552 princely states of India to form the single Union of India. It is located in the state

    of Gujarat, India. It is the world's tallest statue with a height of 182 metres. It is located on a river

    island facing the Sardar Sarovar Dam on river Narmada in Kevadiya colony, 100 kilometres (62

    mi) southeast of the city of Vadodara and 150km from Surat.

    The project was first announced in 2010 and the construction of the statue started in October

    2013 by Larsen & Toubro, who received the contract for 2,989 crore (US$420 million) from

    Government of Gujarat. It was designed by Indian sculptor Ram V. Sutar, and was inaugurated by

    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 31 October 2018, the 143rd anniversary of Patel's birth.

    Rehan khan class : 5 B

    MOTHER

    MOTHER IS OUR LIFE

    MOTHER IS OUR WELL- WISHER

    WITHOUT MOTHER ,

    OUR LIFE IS SILENT ,

    WITHOUT (MOTHER)

    MOTHER BECOME OTHER ,

    AND MOTHER IS NOT OTHER ,

    SHE IS ALWAYS OUR .

    SHE IS ALWAYS OUR.

    VIKAS SINGH AND KARTIK MEENA

    THE LITTLE PLANT

    In the heart of a seed

    Buried deep so deep

    A tiny plant

    Lay fast asleep

    “wake” said the sunshine

    “and creep to the light

    “wake said the voice

    Of the raindrops bright

    The little plant heard

    And it rose to see

    What the wonderful

    Outside world might be

    Made – Sameer khan

    Class – X

  • MOTIVATIONAL THOUGHTS

    “life laugh at you,

    When you are unhappy.

    Life smiles at you when,

    You are happy.

    Life salutes you when

    You make others happy;

    Every successful person

    Has a painful story,

    Every painful story has a

    Successful ending

    Accept the pain and get ready

    For success;

    If problem can be

    Solved no need to

    Worry about it,

    If a problem cannot be

    Solved what is the use

    Of worrying...........?

    If you miss an

    Opportunity don’t fill the

    Eyes with tears

    - Anjali Garg

    CLASS - X

    Indian Army It takes but one positive thought

    when give a

    chance to survive and

    thrive to overpower an

    entire army of negative

    thought.

    You have never lived until

    You have almost died,

    And for those who choose to fight.

    Lifehas a special flavor,

    The protected will never know!!!

    Vikas Singh

    Class12

    JOKE POLICE: WHERE DO YOU LIVE?

    KID: WITH MY PARENTS

    POLICE: WHERE DO YOUR PARENTS LIVE?

    KID: WITH ME

    POLICE: WHERE DO YOU ALL LIVE?

    KID: TOGETHER

    POLICE: WHERE IS YOUR HOUSE?

    KID: NEXT TO MY NEIGHBOUR'S HOUSE

    POLICE: WHERE IS YOUR NEIGHBOUR'S HOUSE?

    KID: IF I TELL YOU, YOU WON'T BELIEVE ME

    POLICE: TELL ME

    KID: NEXT TO MY HOUSE

    MAYANK MEENA

    Class- VII

    “Thoughts”

    Success is the sum of small effort repeated often day in & day out.

    To success in your mission you must have

    Single - minded deviation to your goal.

    Kill the tension because tension kills you.

    Reach your goal before goal kicks you.

    Live life before life leaves you

    Life is not about failing its about getting backup every time you fall.

  • MATHS

    YOU FIRST REMOVE THE BRACKETS

    AND THEN YOU MUST DIVIDE

    YOU LEARN ALL ABOUT SOME SETS

    AND THEN EQUATE THE LEFT HAND SIDE!

    EACH FRACTION YOU CAREFULL CROSS MULTIPLY

    BUT THE ANSWER DOES REALLY MAKE YOU SIGH

    AND SIN THE COS AND TAN AND COT

    ARE REALLY CONFUSING A LOT!

    TO LEARN THE FULL GEOMETRY

    IS LIKE REALLY MAKING A SPANISH POETRY

    AND CUBES AND SQUARE AND THEOREM TOO.

    ALL REMEMBERED WE DO LEFT AND RIGHT

    BUT DESPITE WHATEVER WE DO LEFT AND RIGHT,

    WE ENJOY AND LEARN MATHS ALL NIGHT.

    KANISHKA MEENA

    CLASS : 8 A

    THOUGHT Clear heart is the real,

    beauty of life.

    A smile is the best ,

    makeup any girl can wear.

    Hope is the heart beat

    of the soul.

    Education is the key to unlock,

    the golden door of freedom.

    Every positive thought is the silent

    prayer which will change your life.

    Learn to be alone because,

    no will stay.

    Our life is what

    Our thought make it.

    Poonam Kumari

    Amazing fact

    Your eyes produce sounds of

    their own that are normally in

    available to the braw

    It take 10 pounds of milk to

    make 1 pound of cheese

    Male bees cannot sting

    Queen Elizabeth is the great,

    great ,great grand daughter of

    queen Victoria

    The dots if dice are called pipes

    Elephant cannot jump

    Kangarous cannot jump

    backward

    Anushka Sharma

    Poem

    The kindness of others is all they ever wanted, the laughter of neighbors Prospering in the blue light of summer. Those of the small sputtering flame and the sudden white sprung hair, Who feed off envy and grow old quickly, Desire largesse.

    Kartik Meena

    Class- X

  • Importance of E-Governance in Education System

    Electronic governance or e-governance is the application of information and communication technology (ICT) for delivering government services, exchange of information, communication transactions, integration of various stand-alone systems and services between government-to-customer (G2C), government-to-business (G2B).

    In short we can say that E- governance is nothing but a service that act as a medium of exchange of information, transactions and services.

    Benefits of E-governance:

    1. Speed – Technology makes communication speedier. Internet, Phones, Cell Phones have reduced the time taken in normal communication. 2. Cost Reduction – Most of the Government expenditure is appropriated towards the cost of stationary. Paper-based communication needs lots of stationary, printers, computers, etc. which calls for continuous heavy expenditure. 3. Transparency – Use of ICT makes governing profess transparent. All the information of the Government would be made available on the internet. The citizens can see the information whenever they want to see. But this is only possible when every piece of information of the Government is uploaded on the internet and is available for the public to peruse. Current governing process leaves many ways to conceal the information from all the people. ICT helps make the information available online eliminating all the possibilities of concealing of information. 4. Accountability – Once the governing process is made transparent the Government is automatically made accountable. Accountability is answerability of the Government to the people. It is the answerability for the deeds of the Government. An accountable Government is a responsible Government.

    Benefits of e-Governance in Education: The benefits of e-governance in an educational sector are improved efficiency, increase in transparency and accountability of educational administrative activities convenient and faster access to services, and lower costs for administrative services. The multi-faceted benefits of e-governance can be described as under these points Benefits to students (i) Increase participation in education affairs (ii) Personalized login for each students (iii) Extensive saving in time cost & efforts (iv) Information & transaction services (v) Job opportunities (vi) Social connectivity for collaboration (vii) Students can access virtual lectures &Seminars. (viii) Students can solve their problems like- examination queries, result verification etc.

    - Neeraj Sharma

    Computer Instructor

  • AIR POLLUTION

    Air pollution mostly occurs in industrial towns in India and abroad. While technological

    developments and industrialization have led for creation of wealth and prosperity, it has

    also caused a massive pollution of the environment. The harmful burning of fuels such as

    coal and petroleum in some major industries like automobile, electrical power plants, etc.,

    cause air pollution. Smoke emitted from factories and houses and pollute the atmosphere.

    Excessive smoke and fumes have a very bad effect on plants, animals and human beings.

    About 50 per cent of the air pollution is primarily due to the rapid industrialization that

    has taken place in the 20th century. Automobiles greatly pollute the atmosphere. Fumes

    from different types of motor vehicles cause respiratory diseases like asthma and

    bronchitis.

    The problem caused by air pollution is worldwide. It contaminates the atmosphere,

    damages buildings and historical monuments, harms the health of the people, and causes

    respiratory diseases and increases gases like carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

    Nuclear plants are also a major threat. There is the risk of radioactive leaks. Nuclear tests

    also pollute the air and lead to the warming of the earth’s atmosphere. The melting of ice-

    caps at the poles is causing a rise in the sea level and flooding.

    – Aatif khan Class- X

  • GLOBAL WARMING Global warming is the big environmental issue we are facing today as a greatest challenge

    which we need to get solve it permanently. In fact, global warming is the continuous and

    steady process of increasing in the temperature of earth surface. It needs to be discussed

    widely by all countries worldwide to stop the effects of it. It has impacted the nature’s

    balance, biodiversity and climatic conditions of the earth over decades.

    Green house gases like CO2, Methane are the main reasons of increasing the global

    warming on the earth which directly impacts the rising sea levels, melting ice caps,

    glaciers, unexpected changing climate which represents life threats on the earth.

    According to the statistic, it has been estimated that earth temperature has increased to

    a great level since mid 20th century due to the increased atmospheric greenhouse gas

    concentrations globally because of the increased demand of the human living standard.

    It has been measured that year like 1983, 1987, 1988, 1989 and 1991 as the warmest six

    years of the past century. This increasing global warming calls the unexpected disasters

    on the earth like flood, cyclones, tsunami, drought, landslides, ice melting, lack of food,

    epidemic diseases, death etc thus causing

    imbalance to the nature’s phenomenon and

    indicating end of life existence on this planet.

    Increasing global warming lead to the more

    water evaporation from earth into the atmosphere, which in turn become a greenhouse

    gas and again causes rise in the global warming. Other processes like burning of fossil

    fuels, use of fertilizers, rise in other gases like CFCs, tropospheric ozone and nitrous oxide

    are also the reasons of global warming. The ultimate causes of such reasons are the

    technological advancement, population explosion, increasing demand of industrial

    expansion, deforestation, priority towards urbanization, etc.

    We are disturbing the natural processes through the deforestation and use of

    technological advancement like global carbon cycle, making hole in ozone layer, etc and

    allowing the UV rays to come on earth thus increasing global warming. Plants are the

    ultimate source of removing extra carbon dioxide from the air and making it in balance

    thus by just stopping the deforestation and enhancing people for more plantation we can

    get success of reducing the global warming to a great level. Controlling the population

    growth is also a great hand towards reducing the global warming all through the world as

    it lessons the use of destructive technologies on the earth.

    – Sameer khan

    CLASS - X

  • Jhansi ki Rani Jhalkaribai

    Born on November 22, 1830, Jhalkari, was born to

    Sadoba Singh and Jamuna Devi in Bhojla village

    near Jhansi. The only child to her parents, her father

    had to raise her as a single parent when her mother

    passed away unexpectedly when Jhalkari was still very

    young.

    Since the family was poor and part of the Kori caste, she didn’t have the opportunity to go to

    school and get a formal education. However, right since her childhood she was taught to wield a

    weapon skillfully and given horseback-riding lessons.

    Tales of her bravery continue to be told in various households in Jhansi. It is said that once when

    dacoits tried to raid the house of a businessman living in the village, it was Jhalkari who single-

    handedly drove them away. She is also said to have killed a tiger with her axe when the animal

    tried attacking her once in the jungle.

    There is also a popular tale about how she once took on a leopard (again in the jungle) with

    just a stick.

    Jhalkari may have never met Rani Laxmibai had it not been for her betrothal to Puran Singh, a

    soldier in the queen’s army. Said to be a soldier of great caliber, his skills were quickly

    recognised by the generals in the court. And it was also around this time that the fateful meeting

    between Jhalkaribai and the warrior queen would take place.During Gauri Puja, Jhalkari went to

    the fort along with a number of women from the village. It was there that the legendary ‘Jhansi ki

    Rani’ spotted her. And she was taken aback by the uncanny resemblance she shared with

    Jhalkari, and inquired about her immediately. When the queen was briefed on Jhalkari’s brave

    acts, she was quickly inducted into the women’s wing of the army. Here she was trained to shoot

    and ignite cannons as the army was preparing for a British invasion.

    RamsinghMahawar

    PGT (Biology)

    Thoughts

    Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try

    just one more time.

    Thomas A. Edison

  • THE LANGUAGE WE LOVE

    The study of English language in this age of globalization is essential. English language is the

    most important language of communication between different countries. In India, people of

    different states have their own language. English language has come to us as a connecting

    link among various states of India.

    U.N. has recognized five language as its official language and of them English takes the first

    position because of its background, international acclaim of easy access to the people. If we

    go back to historical facts, we see that half of the globe was under the British imperialism.

    Those countries coming directly under` British rule had by necessity or under compulsion to

    learn English and the rest either being influenced by the English culture or to keep pace with

    modern trend had but to opt for learning it.

    French, German, Greek and definitely Sanskrit are not inferior to English, yet the fact is,

    English had stood the test of time. From the pragmatic point of view, it should receive a great

    boost. Inflict, English serves as a window to the world. It is known as to all that the legacy of

    English language has left an indelible imprint on the Indian psyche. The entire spectrum of

    education and philosophy, science and technology can be better understood through this

    language.

    The common practice all over the world is the modern age is to learn English to facilitate

    easy understanding political, social, cultural and religious issues because this language is

    easier then French, German, Greek and Sanskrit.

    English has emerged as the most important global language. It is a wrong view to hold that it

    is a language of British alone. English has evolved be a language of science and technology.

    Majority of all important books for higher studies are written in English. The Indians must not

    keep their eyes closed in this adventurous period of globalization.

    Pawan Kumar meena

    PGT English