NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL JAYANAGAR Programme of Work … · 2019-12-18 · Students make a flow chart...
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PROGRAM OF WORK CLASS: X Date Day Month Week No.of Periods /week L.No Topic Pg Nos. Activities April 1 Mo Life processes-Autotrophic nutrition, steps- photosynthesis 92-96 2 TU Life processes- stomata structure/function 97-98 Lab - temporary mount of stomatal cell 3 we Life processes-stomata structure/function ___ Lab record work- temporary mount of stomatal cell 4 TH Life processes- Heterotrophic mode of nutrition, nutrition in amoeba 98 Module - nutrition in Amoeba 5 FR 6 SAT Ugadi 7 Sun 8 Mo Life processes- Nutrition in Man 98 - 100 Digestive system-man 9 TU Life processes- respiration 101-103 Oxidation of glucose 10 we Life processes-Nutrition in Man ___ Module 1:Digestion , Draw diagram on digestive system 11 TH NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL JAYANAGAR Programme of Work (2019 – 2020) SUBJECT - BIOLOGY PRESCRIBED BOOKS : NCERT 6 3 2 1 4 6 Page 1
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PROGRAM OF WORK
CLASS: X
Date Day Month Week
No.of
Periods
/week
L.No Topic Pg Nos. Activities
April
1 MoLife processes-Autotrophic nutrition, steps-
photosynthesis92-96
2 TU Life processes- stomata structure/function 97-98 Lab - temporary mount of stomatal cell
3 we Life processes-stomata structure/function ___Lab record work- temporary mount of stomatal
cell
4 THLife processes- Heterotrophic mode of
nutrition, nutrition in amoeba98 Module - nutrition in Amoeba
5 FR
6 SAT Ugadi
7 Sun
8 Mo Life processes- Nutrition in Man 98 - 100 Digestive system-man
9 TU Life processes- respiration 101-103 Oxidation of glucose
10 we Life processes-Nutrition in Man ___Module 1:Digestion , Draw diagram on digestive
system
11 TH
NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
JAYANAGAR
Programme of Work (2019 – 2020)
SUBJECT - BIOLOGY
PRESCRIBED BOOKS : NCERT
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PROGRAM OF WORK
12 FR
13 SAT
14 Sun
15 Mo Life processes- Transportation in man 105-106 Module 2- heart function.
16 TU Life processes- Transportation in man Draw diagram on structure of human heart
17 we Life processes- Transportation in man 105-106 Module 2- heart function.
18 Th Vacation (from 18/4/19 to 28/5/19)
29 We
30 ThClasses begin for std.
I & X
Life processes- Transportation in plants-
excretion108-111 Structure of kidney
31 Fr Life processes CW
1 Sa
2 Su
3 Mo 6 Life processes CW
4 Tu 7Control and coordination- Structure of
neuron114-116 Structure of neuron- diagram
5 We EID 7 Control and coordination--Reflex action 117 Module on reflex action, diagram reflex action
6 Th
7 Fr
8 Sa
Nomination of
candidates for student
council
9 Su
10 Mo Face Off 7 Control and coordination- human brain 118-119 Draw and label the diagrams
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June
3
3
Jan-00
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May
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11 Tu 7Control and coordination- coordination in
plants120-122 ____
12 We
Elections for the
student council - 2019-
20
7Control and coordination- Phytohormones,
hormones in animals123-125 Module on endocrine system in man
13 Th
14 Fr Investiture ceremony
15 Sa
16 Su
17 Mo 7 Control and coordination- CW
18 Tu 7 Control and coordination- CW
19 We 7 Control and coordination- Chart making on hormones and its function
20 Th
21 Fr
22 Sa
23 Su
24 Mo 8How do organisms reproduce? Reproduction
and its variation127-128 ___
25 Tu 8How do organisms reproduce?Asexual
reproduction129 -130 __
26 We 8How do organisms reproduce?- Budding in
yeast131 Lab - temporary mount of budding in yeast
27 Th
28 Fr
29 Sa
30 Su
1 Mo 8How do organisms reproduce?- Budding in
yeast131 Record note book
2 Tu 8How do organisms reproduce? Vegetative
propagation131-132 __
July
3
3
3
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3 We 8How do organisms reproduce? Sexual
reproduction133-135 Fertilisation in plants
4 Th
5 Fr
6 Sa
7 Su
8 Mo 8How do organisms reproduce?parts of a
flower134 Dissection of a flower parts
9 Tu 8 How do organisms reproduce? 134 Diagram on different parts of a flower
10 We 8 How do organisms reproduce? 135Lab - structure of a dicot seed- dissection on
parts of a seed
11 Th
12 Fr
13 Sa
14 Su
15 Mo 8 How do organisms reproduce? 135 ____
16 Tu 8How do organisms reproduce?Reproduction
in man135 -137 ___
17 We ABHIVYAKTHI 8How do organisms reproduce? Male and
female reproductive system137-138 ___
18 Th ABHIVYAKTHI
19 Fr ABHIVYAKTHI
20 Sa
21 Su
22 Mo 8How do organisms reproduce?Reproductive
health138-139 CW-notes
23 Tu 8 How do organisms reproduce? __ CW-notes
24 We 8 How do organisms reproduce? __ CW-notes
25 Th
26 Fr
27 Sa
28 Su
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3
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29 Mo
30 Tu
31 We
1 Th 9Heredity and EvolutionInherited traits/
mendels contribution142-145
Dominant and recessive traits of Mendel- chart
making
2 Fr 9Heredity and Evolution-How traits get
expressed?145-146 Independent assoert ment-chart making
3 Sa
4 Su
5 Mo 9Heredity and Evolution- Sex deytermination
in man146
Students make a flow chart on sex determination
in man
6 Tu 9Heredity and Evolution-Evolutionspeciation,
genetic drift147-148 Illustration
7 We 9Heredity and Evolution- acquired traits /
inherited traits/ Speciation149-151 __
8 Th
9 Fr VARAMAHALAKSHMI
10 Sa HOLIDAY
11 Su
12 Mo Bakrid
13 Tu 9Heredity and Evolution-Evolution and
classification/ evolutionary relationship151-153
Module on evolutionary relationship-analogous
and homologous organs
14 We 9Heredity and Evolution-FossilsEvolution by
stages155-157 Module -evolution by stages.
15 Th Independence day
16 Fr 9 Heredity and Evolution- Human evolution 157-158 _
17 Sa WORKING DAY(6-10)
18 Su
19 Mo 9 Heredity and Evolution- notes 141-158 _
20 Tu 9 Heredity and Evolution-notes 141-158 _
21 We 9 Heredity and Evolution-notes 141-158 _
August
3
II
HOLIDAY
HOLIDAY
3
2
III
IV 3
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22 Th
23 Fr
24 Sa
25 Su
26 Mo 9 Heredity and Evolution- notes 141-158 _
27 Tu 9 Heredity and Evolution-notes 141-158 _
28 We 9 Heredity and Evolution-notes 141-158 _
29 Th
30 Fr
31 Sa
1 Su
2 Mo GANESH CHATURTHI
3 Tu 9 Heredity and Evolution 141-158 _
4 We 9 Heredity and Evolution 141-158 _
5 Th 16 Sustainable management& natural resouces266-270 Poster Poster making on save water & campaign
6 Fr
7 Sa
8 Su
9 Mo 16 Sustainable management& natural resouces 271-273 Forest and resources- presentation on save forest
10 Tu Muharram
11 We ONAM
12 Th 16 Sustainable management& natural resouces _ Forest and resources- presentation on save forest
13 Fr Sustainable management& natural resouces _ Forest and resources- presentation on save forest
14 Sa
15 Su
16 Mo Sustainable management& natural resouces _ Forest and resources- presentation on save forest
16
September
V
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II
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HOLIDAY
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PROGRAM OF WORK
17 Tu Sustainable management& natural resouces _ Forest and resources- presentation on save forest
18 We Sustainable management& natural resouces _ Forest and resources- presentation on save forest
19 Th
20 Fr
21 Sa premidterm Revision- pre mid term Quiz, worksheet,and written assessment
22 Su
23 Mo premidterm Revision- pre mid term _ Quiz, worksheet,and written assessment
24 Tu Revision- pre mid term _ Quiz, worksheet,and written assessment
25 We Revision- pre mid term _ Quiz, worksheet,and written assessment
26 Th
27 Fr premidterm
28 Sa
Dussehra holidays
begin (Mahalaya
Amavasya)
29 Su
30 Mo V
1 Tu
2 We
3 Th
4 Fr
5 Sa
6 Su
7 Mo
8 Tu
9 We
10 ThSchool reopens after
holidaysSustainable management& natural resouces _ Forest and resources- presentation on save forest
2
16
October
III
IV
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II
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11 Fr Sustainable management& natural resouces _ Forest and resources- presentation on save forest
12 Sa
13 Su Valmiki Jayanti
14 Mo Sustainable management& natural resouces _Wild life conservation- presentation on save
forest
15 Tu Sustainable management& natural resouces _Wild life conservation- presentation on save
forest
16 We Sustainable management& natural resouces _Wild life conservation- presentation on save
forest
17 Th
18 Fr
19 Sa
20 Su
21 Mo Sustainable management& natural resouces _Wild life conservation- presentation on save
forest
22 Tu Sustainable management& natural resouces _Wild life conservation- presentation on save
forest
23 We Sustainable management& natural resouces _Wild life conservation- presentation on save
forest
24 Th
25 Fr
26 Sa
27 Su
28 Mo29 Tu30 We Sustainable management& natural resouces 266-280 CW notes
31 Th Sustainable management& natural resouces 266-280 CW notes
1 Fr RAJYOTSAVA I
IV
HOLIDAY
2
November
DIWALI HOLIDAYS
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16
16
16
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3
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HOLIDAY
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2 Sa
3 Su
4 Mo Sustainable management & natural resouces 266-280 CW notes
5 Tu Sustainable management & natural resouces 266-280 CW notes
6 We Sustainable management & natural resouces 266-280 CW notes
7 Th
8 Fr
9 Sa
10 Su
11 Moour environment- components of
ecosystem/trophic levels256-258 Trophic level;- flow chart
12 Tuour environment-food web/enrgy flow in
food chain259-260 ___
13 We our environment 260-263 __
14 Th
15 FrKANAKADASA
JAYANTI
16 SaCARNIVAL-
TENTATIVE DATE
17 Su
18 Mo our environment 256-263 CW notes
19 Tu our environment 256-263 CW notes
20 We our environment 256-263 CW notes
21 Th
22 Fr
23 Sa
24 Su
25 Mo our environment 256-263 CW notes
26 Tu our environment 256-263 CW notes
HOLIDAY
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27 We our environment 256-263 CW notes
28 Th
29 Fr
30 Sa
1 Su
2 Mo
3 Tu
4 We
5 Th
6 Fr
7 Sa
8 Su
9 Mo
10 Tu
11 We
12 Th
13 Fr
14 Sa
15 Su
16 Mo
17 Tu
18 We
19 Th
20 Fr
21 SaX-MAS VACATIONS
BEGINS
22 Su
23 Mo
24 Tu
25 We Christmas Day
HOLIDAY
December
3
II
III
IV
V
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PROGRAM OF WORK
26 Th
27 Fr
28 Sa
29 Su
30 Mo
31 Tu
2020 Calendar
1 We New Year's Day
2 Th SCHOOL REOPENS
3 Fr
4 Sa
5 Su
6 Mo
7 Tu
8 We
9 Th
10 Fr
11 Sa
12 Su
13 Mo
14 Tu
15 We SANKRANTI
16 Th
17 Fr
18 Sa
19 Su
20 Mo
21 Tu
22 We
23 Th
HOLIDAY
January
IV
II
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V
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PROGRAM OF WORK
24 Fr
25 Sa
26 Su
27 Mo
28 Tu
29 We
30 Th
31 Fr
1 Sa
2 Su
3 Mo
4 Tu
5 We
6 Th
7 Fr
8 Sa
9 Su
10 Mo
11 Tu
12 We
13 Th
14 Fr
15 SaTHEATRE
FEST/PRODUCTION
16 Su
17 Mo
18 Tu
19 We
20 Th
21 Fr Maha Shivaratri
February
IV
V
I
II
III
HOLIDAY
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PROGRAM OF WORK
22 SaHOLIDAY IN LIEU
OF 15TH
23 Su
24 Mo
25 Tu
26 We
27 Th
28 Fr
29 Sa
1 Su
2 Mo
3 Tu
4 We
5 Th
6 Fr
7 Sa
8 Su
9 Mo
10 Tu
11 We
12 Th
13 Fr
14 Sa
15 Su
16 Mo
17 Tu
18 We
19 Th
20 Fr
21 Sa
22 Su
March
II
III
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23 Mo
24 Tu
25 We
26 Th
27 Fr
28 Sa
29 Su
30 Mo
31 Tu
IV HOLIDAY
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SUBJECT - CLASS : X
BOOKS :
L
No.
Acids, bases and salts
General introduction of Acid and Base 17
Identifications of acids 18
Identifications of bases 19
Indicators- Types of indiactors 19
26 Republic day
How do acids reacts with metals 19
How do metal carbonate and metal
hydrogencarbonate reacts with acids19
Written work
1 1-2 1 How do acids and bases react with each other? 19
Reaction of Metallic Oxides with Acids 23
Reaction of a Non-metallic Oxide with Base 23
What do all acids and bases have in common 24
What Happens to an Acid or a Base in a Water
Solution?
How strong are acid and base solutions 25
pH value 22
Importance of pH in Everyday Life 26
Activity 2.11 calculation of pH value
Written work
1st Periodic Test X begin on 25-02-19
Chemicals from Common Salt 28
sodium hydroxide, bleaching powder, baking
soda, washing soda, plaster of paris32
5 25-28 3
18-19
21-25
1
3
3
Feb
34-92
311-163
4 18-23 3
PAGE
No.REMARKS
NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
BANGALORE
PROGRAMME OF WORK 2019 – 2020
CHEMISTRY
NCERT
MONTH WEEK
DATE
NO.
OF
PDS
TOPIC
3
Jan
28-31
2
2
5/2
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PAGE
No.REMARKS
MONTH WEEK
DATE
NO.
OF
PDS
TOPIC
Written work
1 1-2 1 3 Metals and Non-metals
MAHA SHIVRATRI
Activity 2.15 water of crystallisation
Written work
Written work
Physical properties of metals and non metals 37
Chemical properties of metals 40
Written work
MR6/PT6 BEGINS(CLASSES 1-8)
What happens when metals are burnt in air? 41
What happens when metals react with water? 42
What happens when metals react with acids? 43
Written work
Written work
How do Metals react with Solutions of other
Metal salt?45
How do metals and non metals react 46
Properties of ionic compounds 48
Written work
6th april: UGADI
Written work
Revision
11-13 2nd Periodic Test X begin on 11-04-19
3 15-18 2nd Periodic Test X
SUMMER HOLIDAYS FOR CLASS 8-9 BEGINS
Classes begin for std. IX & X
Occurance of metals, Extraction of metals 49
Enrichment of ores 50
May
March
April
5 28-31 2
1 1-5 3
4 18-23 3
5 25-30 3
11-153 3
2 3
5 25-28 3
Feb
2 8-10 2
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L
No.
PAGE
No.REMARKS
MONTH WEEK
DATE
NO.
OF
PDS
TOPIC
Eid- 5/6/2019
Extracting metals in the middle of the activity
series51
Refining of metals 52
Written work
Corrosion and prevention of corrosion 54
Written work
Written work
Chapter-1 Chemical Reactions and
equations- Introduction to chemical reactions3
Balanced Chemical Equations 3
Written work
Types of chemical reaction 6
Combination and Decomposition Reaction 8
Written work
Displacement Reaction 10
Double Displacement Reaction 11
Oxidation and Reduction 12
corrosion and recidity 13
Written work
Written work
Chapter-4 Carbon and its Compounds
Bonding in carbon- the covalent bond 58
Allotropes of carbon 59
17-19 ABHIVYAKTHI
Versatile nature of carbon, Saturated and
Unsaturated Carbon Compounds62
Chains, Branches and Rings 63
Written work
Some functional groups in carbon compounds 66
Homologous Series 66
4 22-27 3
5 29-31 2
2 8-13 3
3 15-19 2 4
4 24-29
31 1-6
June
1 3-73
2 10-15 3
3 17-22 3
3
July
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L
No.
PAGE
No.REMARKS
MONTH WEEK
DATE
NO.
OF
PDS
TOPIC
Nomenclature of Carbon Compounds 67
Combustion and oxidation 69
Addition and substitution reactions 71
Written work
9 VARAMAHALAKSHMI
10 HOLIDAY
12 Bakrid
13-17 Properties of Ethanol 72
15 Independence day
Properties of Ethanoic Acid 73
Soaps and detergents 74
Written work
Written work
Periodic Classification of elements
Döbereiner’s Triads 79
Newlands’ Law of Octaves 80
Written work
Mendeléev’s Periodic Table 81
Achievements of Mendeléev’s Periodic Table 82
9-13 Written work
10 Muharram
11 ONAM
The Modern Periodic Table 84
Position of Elements in the Modern Periodic
Table87
Trends in the Modern Periodic Table 88
Written work
Metallic and Non-metallic Properties 89
Written work
Sept
2 1
3 16-20 3
4 23-27 3
5 26-31 3 5
1 3-7 3
Aug
1 1-3 2
2
5-8 2
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4 19-24 3
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NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
BANGALORE
PROGRAMME OF WORK 2017 – 2018
SUBJECT - ENGLISH (CODE 184)
English Language and Literature
BOOKS : Reader- First Flight,
Supplementary Reader -Footprints,
Novel- Diary of A Young Girl
NO. OF
PERIODS:
MONTH DAT
E
DAY NO.OF
PDS.
L.NO. TOPIC
JANUARY 18 Fr 1 CLASSES FOR X STD BEGINS
Introduction to the course 184
19 Sa 2 R1 A Letter to God
Reading
20 Su
21 Mo 3 Discussion
22 Tu 4 Written work
23 We 5 Written work
24 Th 6 R2 DUST -Reading
25 Fr 7 THEATRE FESTIVAL
Discussion
26 Sa HOLIDAY(3RD SATURDAY)
27 Su
28 Mo 8 Written work
29 Tu 9 Written work
30 We 10 W1
Formal letter of complaint -RULES
,FORMAT, SAMPLE
31 Th 11 W1 Formal letter of complaint-writing
G1 Present Tense-Exercise
FEBRUARY 1 Fr 1 R3 MR5/PT5 BEGINS (STD. 1-8)
FIRE AND ICE -READING
2 Sa 2,3 Discussion
Written work
3 Su
4 Mo 4 Written work
5 Tu 5 ER ANNE FRANK
6 We 6 SR1 A Triumph of Surgery- Reading
7 Th 7 DISCUSSION
8 Fr 8 WRITTEN WORK
9 Sa CBSE WORKSHOP
10 Su
11 Mo 9 CLASS 1 &2 EXCURSION
WRITTEN WORK
12 Tu 11 R4 CLASS 3 &4 EXCURSION
NELSON MANDELA - READING
13 We 12 CLASS 5 &6 EXCURSION -
DISCUSSION
14 Th 13 CLASS 7 &8 EXCURSION
WRITTEN WORK
15 Fr CLASS 9 EXCURSION
16 Sa HOLIDAY(3RD SATURDAY)
17 Su
18 Mo 14 WRITTEN WORK
19 Tu 15 W2
FORMAL LETTER OF INQUIRY-
RULES AND FORMAT, SAMPLE
20 We 16 FORMAL LETTER OF INQUIRY-
WRITING
21 Th 17 G2 PAST TENSE-EXERCISE
22 Fr 18 G3 Future TENSE-EXERCISE
23 Sa 19,20 R5 A TIGER IN THE ZOO P
READING
DISCUSSION
24 Su
25 Mo 21 PT-1 FOR CLASS X BEGINS
WRITTEN WORK
26 Tu 22 WRITTEN WORK
27 We 23 W3 FORMAL LETTER-PLACING ORDER-
RULES AND FORMAT, SAMPLE
28 Th 24
DEADLINE FOR MAGAZINE
FORMAL LETTER-PLACING
ORDER-WRITING
MARCH 1 Fr 1 SR2 PT-1 FOR CLASS X ENDS
THE THIEF’S STORY -READING
2 Sa 2,3 DISCUSSION
WRITTEN WORK
3 Su
4 Mo MAHA SHIVRATRI
5 Tu 4 WRITTEN WORK
6 We 5 R6 TWO STORIES ABOUT FLYING-
READING
7 Th 6 DISCUSSION
8 Fr 7 WRITTEN WORK
9 Sa 8,9 WRITTEN WORK
G4 MODALS-REVISION
10 Su
11 Mo 10 MODALS-EXERCISES
12 Tu 11 R7 HOW TO TELL WILD ANIMALS P
READING
13 We 12 DISCUSSION
14 Th 13 WRITTEN WORK
15 Fr 14 WRITTEN WORK
16 Sa 3RD SATURDAY
17 Su
18 Mo 15 R8
MR6/PT6 BEGINS(CLASSES 1-8)
The Ball Poem P
READING
19 Tu 16 DISCUSSION
20 We 17 WRITTEN WORK
21 Th 18 WRITTEN WORK
22 Fr 19 SR3 The Midnight Visitor SR
READING
23 Sa 20,21 DISCUSSION
WRITTEN WORK
24 Su
25 Mo 22 WRITTEN WORK
26 Tu 23 W4 SHORT STORY WRITING-1
27 We 24 SHORT STORY WRITING-2
28 Th 25 R9 From the Diary of Anne Frank-Reading
29 Fr 26 RELEASE OF MAGAZINE
Discussion
30 Sa 27,28 WRITTEN WORK
WRITTEN WORK
31 Su
APRIL 1 Mo 1 R10 CLASSES FOR IX STD BEGINS
Amanda - Reading
2 Tu 2 Discussion
3 We 3 WRITTEN WORK
4 Th 4 WRITTEN WORK
5 Fr 5,6 SR4 A Question of Trust SR-Reading
Reading and Explanation
6 Sa UGADI
7 Sun
8 Mo Discussion
9 Tu WRITTEN WORK
10 We WRITTEN WORK
11 Th EXAMS FOR CLASS X BEGINS
12 Fr
School closes for teachers (preprimary,
(1-8)
Exam
13 Sa Exam
14 Su Ambedkar Jayanti
15 Mo VISHU/BAISAKHI
16 Tu Exam
17 We MAHAVIR JAYANTI
18 Th EXAMS FOR CLASS X ENDS
19 Fr SUMMER HOLIDAYS FOR CLASS
9-10 BEGINS
MAY 22 We Teachers come back after summer
break
23 Th
24 Fr
25 Sa
26 Sun
27 Mo
28 Tu
29 We
30 Th R11 Classes begin for std. IX & X
The Hundred Dresses –I-Reading
31 Fr Discussion
JUNE 1 Sa Written work
2 Sun
3 Mo R12 The Hundred Dresses –I-Reading
4 Tu Written work
5 We EID
6 Th Written work
7 Fr SR5 Footprints without Feet SR-Reading
8 Sa
Discussion
Nomination of candidates for student
council
9 Sun
10 Mo Written work
Face Off
11 Tu Written work
12 We W5 Formal letter-Letter to the Editor
Elections for the student council - 2019-
20
13 Th Letter to the Editor
14 Fr R13 Investiture ceremony
Animals - Discussion
15 Sa Explanation
16 Sun
17 Mo Written work
18 Tu Written work
19 We R14 Glimpses of India-Reading
20 Th Discussion
21 Fr Written work
22 Sa
23 Sun
24 Mo Written work
25 Tu R15 The Trees P-Explanation
26 We Discussion
27 Th Written Work
28 Fr Written Work
29 Sa SR6 The Making of a Scientist SR
30 Sun
JULY 1 Mo Discussion
2 Tu Written Work
3 We Written Work
4 Th R16 Mijbil the Otter-Reading
5 Fr Explanation
PT1/MR1(1-9) (40 MKS) BEGIN
6 Sa Written Work
7 Sun
8 Mo Written Work
9 Tu R17 Fog -Explanation
10 We Discussion
11 Th Written Work
PT1/MR1(1-9)END
12 Fr Written Work
13 Sa Written Work
14 Sun
15 Mo W6 Article Writing
16 Tu Article Writing
17 We ABHIVYAKTHI
18 Th ABHIVYAKTHI
19 Fr ABHIVYAKTHI
20 Sa SR7 The Necklace SR-Reading
21 Sun
22 Mo Discussion
23 Tu Written Work
24 We Written Work
25 Th R18 Madam Rides the Bus-Reading
26 Fr Discussion
27 Sa Written Work
28 Sun
29 Mo Written Work
30 Tu R19 The Tale of Custard the Dragon Explanation
31 We Discussion
AUGUST 1 Th Written Work
2 Fr Written Work
3 Sa Written Work
4 Sun
5 Mo SR8 The Hack Driver SR
6 Tu Discussion
7 We Written Work
8 Th Written Work
9 Fr VARAMAHALAKSHMI
10 Sa HOLIDAY
11 Sun
12 Mo Bakrid
13 Tu Passive Voice
14 We Passive Voice
15 Th Independence day
16 Fr R20 The Sermon at Benares-Reading
17 Sa Explanation
WORKING DAY(6-10)
18 Sun
19 Mo Written Work
PT2/MR2(1-10)BEGIN
20 Tu Written Work
21 We Written Work
22 Th Subject Verb Agreement
23 Fr Subject Verb Agreement
24 Sa Prepositions
PT2/MR2(1-10)ENDS
25 Sun
26 Mo R21 For Anne Gregory P-Explanation
27 Tu Discussion
28 We Written Work
29 Th Written Work
30 Fr Determiners
31 Sa Determiners
SEPTEMBER 1 Sun
2 Mo GANESH CHATURTHI
3 Tu SR9 Bholi -Reading
4 We Explanation
5 Th Written Work
6 Fr Written Work
7 Sa Noun Clauses
8 Sun
9 Mo Noun Clauses
10 Tu Muharram
11 We ONAM
12 Th R22 The Proposal -Reading
13 Fr Explanation
14 Sa Written Work
15 Sun
16 Mo Written Work
17 Tu SR10 The Book that Saved the Earth-Reading
18 We Explanation
19 Th Written Work
20 Fr Written Work
21 Sa Adverb Clause
TERM END/MR3 BEGIN (5-9)
22 Sun
23 Mo Adverb Clause of Condition
TERM END/MR3 BEGIN (1-4)
24 Tu Adverb Clause of Time 25 We Relative Clause
26 Th
27 Fr
TERM END/MR3 ENDS (1-9)/ Portion
completion class X
28 Sa Dussehra holidays begin (Mahalaya
Amavasya)
29 Su
30 Mo
OCTOBER 1 Tu
2 We
3 Th
4 Fr
5 Sa
6 Su
7 Mo
8 Tu
9 We
10 Th School reopens after Dussehra holidays
11 Fr
12 Sa
13 Su Valmiki Jayanti
14 Mo
15 Tu
16 We Final Exam for Class X -(I)
17 Th
18 Fr Final Exam for Class X -(II)
19 Sa
20 Su
21 Mo Final Exam for Class X -(III)
22 Tu
23 We
24 Th Final Exam for Class X -(IV)
25 Fr
26 Sa Final Exam for Class X -(V)/
PROJECT DAY
27 Su
28 Mo DIWALI HOLIDAYS
29 Tu
30 We
31 Th
NOVEMBER 1 Fr RAJYOTSAVA
2 Sa
3 Su
4 Mo PT4/MR4(1-9) BEGIN
5 Tu
6 We
7 Th
8 Fr
9 Sa PT4/MR4(1-9) ENDS
10 Su
11 Mo
12 Tu
13 We
14 Th
15 Fr KANAKADASA JAYANTI
16 Sa CARNIVAL-TENTATIVE DATE
17 Su
18 Mo
19 Tu
20 We
21 Th
22 Fr
23 Sa
24 Su
25 Mo
26 Tu
27 We
28 Th
29 Fr
30 Sa
DECEMBER 1 Su
2 Mo
3 Tu
4 We
5 Th
6 Fr
7 Sa
8 Su
9 Mo
10 Tu
11 We
12 Th
13 Fr
14 Sa ANNUAL DAY
15 Su
16 Mo
17 Tu
18 We
19 Th
20 Fr
21 Sa X-MAS VACATIONS BEGIN
22 Su
23 Mo
24 Tu
25 We Christmas Day
26 Th
27 Fr
28 Sa
29 Su
30 Mo
31 Tu
P.O.W. Year 2019-2020 Hindi Course B (085) (Periods 192)
1 Tu New Year's Day
2 We
3 Th
4 Fr
5 Sa6 Su7 Mo
8 Tu
9 We
10 Th
11 Fr
12 Sa
13 Su14 Mo
15 Tu SANKRANTI
16 We
17 Th
18 Fr Introduction and Subject Rules, Bade Bhai Sahab (Prose)
19 Sa Explanation
20 Su
21 Mo Explanation
22 Tu Explanation
23 We Question & Answer
24 Th Question & Answer
25 Fr THEATRE FESTIVAL
26 Sa Question & Answer
27 Su
28 Mo Chapter Exercise
29 Tu Saakhi (Kabir) Content :
30 We Explanation 1. Kavi parichay
31 Th Explanation 2. Bhavarth with examples
1 Fr
2 Sa Explanation
3 Su
4 Mo Explanation
5 Tu Question & Answer
6 We Question & Answer
7 Th Paragraph Writing
Topic : Today's world is all about fashion and trends. Infact our behaviour
depends on the same. What are your views on the affect of this on
human beings .
8 Fr Samvaad LekhanTopic : `Sab padhe, sab badhe ki bhavana liy choti bacchi ka mata pita se
samvaad
9 Sa CBSE WORKSHOP
10 Su
11 Mo Vigyapan Lekhan Topic : Kapde ke thaile (bag) ke liy aakarshak vigyapan
12 Tu Paragraph Writing Topic : Madur vachan hai oushadhi, katu vachan hai teer.
January
February
Content :
1. Bade Bhai Sahab Ka Parichay
2. Lekhak ka time table banana
3. Bhai Sahab ka fail hona
4. Pathaykram ki mushkile
5. Bhai sahab ka phir fail hona
6. Patang lootate pakde jaanaa, Bhai sahab ka Tark dena
13 We CLASS 5 &6 EXCURSION
14 Th Question & Answer
15 Fr Chapter Exercise
16 Sa Padh (Meera) Introduction Content :
17 Su 1. Kaviyatri parichay
18 Mo Explanation 2. Bhavarth with examples
19 Tu Explanation
20 We Question & Answer
21 Th Question & Answer
22 Fr Grammar (Shabd or Pad)
23 Sa Grammar (Shabd or Pad)
24 Su
25 Mo PT-1 FOR CLASS X BEGINS
26 Tu Harihar Kaka (Sanchayan) Content : Story
27 We Explanation
28 Th Explanation
1 Fr PT-1 FOR CLASS X ENDS
2 Sa
3 Su
4 Mo MAHA SHIVRATRI
5 Tu Explanation
6 We Explanation
7 Th Question & Answer
8 Fr Question & Answer
9 Sa Grammar : Suchana Lekhan
10 Su
11 Mo Grammar : Samas (Introduction)
12 Tu Kinds of Samas
13 We Kinds of Samas
14 Th Practise
15 Fr Doohe (Bihari) Introduction Content :
16 Sa Explanation 1. Kavi parichay
17 Su 2. Bhavarth with examples
18 Mo Explanation
19 Tu Question & Answer
20 We Question & Answer
21 Th Grammar (Aashudhi Shodah)
22 Fr Practise
23 Sa Practise
24 Su Content :
25 Mo Dairy kaa ek panna (Prose) 1. Rastriy Dhawaj ka phahrana
26 Tu Explanation 2. Poolis ka Gherav
27 We Explanation 3. Julus rokne ka prayas
28 Th Explanation 4. Bose ke netratav me sangharsh
29 Fr Question & Answer 5. Striyo dwara sahyog diya jana
30 Sa Question & Answer 6. Ghayalo ka congress karyalay jana
March
31 Su 7. Mahatavpurn prashan
1 Mo Manushyata (Poem)
2 Tu Explanation Content :
3 We Question & Answer 1. Kavi parichay
4 Th Question & Answer 2. Bhavarth with examples
5 Fr Question & Answer
6 Sa UGADI
7 Su
8 Mo Parvat Pradesh me Pawas (Poem) Content :
9 Tu Explanation 1. Kavi parichay
10 We Explanation 2. Bhavarth with examples
11 Th EXAMS FOR CLASS X BEGINS
12 Fr Explanation
13 Sa Chapter Exercise
14 Su Ambedkar Jayanti
15 Mo VISHU/BAISAKHI
16 Tu Question & Answer
17 We MAHAVIR JAYANTI
18 Th EXAMS FOR CLASS X ENDS/SUMMER HOLIDAYS FOR CLASS 8-9 BEGINS
19 Fr
20 Sa21 Su
22 Mo
23 Tu
24 We
25 Th
26 Fr
27 Sa28 Su
29 Mo
30 Tu
1 We
2 Th
3 Fr
4 Sa
5 Su
6 Mo
7 Tu
8 We
9 Th
10 Fr
11 Sa12 Su13 Mo
14 Tu
15 We
April
May
16 Th
17 Fr
18 Sa19 Su
20 Mo
21 Tu
22 We Teachers come back after summer break
23 Th
24 Fr
25 Sa
26 Su
27 Mo
28 Tu
29 We Classes begin for std. IX & X
30 Th Revision (Grammar)
31 Fr Speaking Skills Topic :
1 Sa Speaking Skills Topic :
2 Su
3 Mo Tantara Vamiro (Prose) Content :
4 Tu Explanation 1. Tantara - ek vilakshan youak
5 We EID 2. Tantara Varimo ka pratham milan
6 Th Explanation 3. Tantara-Vamiro ka prem
7 Fr Explanation 4. Pasa Gaun me pashu parv
8 Sa Nomination of candidates for student council 5. Tantara ka krodh prakat karana
9 Su
10 Mo Question & Answer
11 Tu Question & Answer
12 We Chapter Exercise
13 Th Grammar (Vakay Rupantaran)
14 Fr Explanation
15 Sa Explanation
16 Su
17 Mo Chapter Exercise
18 Tu Tope (Poem) Content :
19 We Explanation 1. Kavi parichay
20 Th Explanation 2. Bhavarth with examples
21 Fr Explanation
22 Sa Question & Answer
23 Su
24 Mo Question & Answer
25 Tu Sapno ke se Din (Sanchayan) Content : Story
26 We Explanation
27 Th Explanation
28 Fr Explanation
29 Sa Question & Answer
30 Su
June
1 Mo Question & Answer
2 Tu Question & Answer
3 We Kar chale hum Phida (Poem) Content :
4 Th Explanation 1. Kavi parichay
5 Fr Explanation 2. Bhavarth with examples
6 Sa Explanation
7 Su
8 Mo Question & Answer
9 Tu Question & Answer
10 We Chapter Exercise
11 Th Ab kaha Dosaro Ke dhukh me dhukhi honewale (Prose) Content :
12 Fr Explanation 1. Sulemaan ki karuna
13 Sa Explanation 2. Mahakavi ke pitaa ka prasang
14 Su 3. Nooh ka prasang
15 Mo Explanation 4. Sansar sabka Sanjha
16 Tu Explanation 5. Noor ka vednaheen Jeevan
17 We Question & Answer
18 Th Question & Answer
19 Fr Question & Answer
20 Sa Chapter Exercise
21 Su
22 Mo Aatamtrad (Poem) Content :
23 Tu Explanation 1. Kavi parichay
24 We Explanation 2. Bhavarth with examples
25 Th Explanation
26 Fr Question and answer
27 Sa Question and answer
28 Su
29 Mo Grammar (Muhaavare)
30 Tu Practise
31 We Practise
1 Th Toopi Shukla (Sanchayan) Content : Story
2 Fr Explanation
3 Sa Explanation
4 Su
5 Mo Explanation
6 Tu Explanation
7 We Question & Answers
8 Th Question & Answers
9 Fr VARAMAHALAKSHMI
10 Sa HOLIDAY
11 Su
12 Mo Bakrid Content :
13 Tu Patjhar me tooti pattiya (Prose) 1. Shudh sone aur ginni ke sone me antar
14 We Explanation 2. Vyavaharikta me antar
July
August
15 Th Independence day 3. Tea ceremony ka anubhav
16 Fr Explanation 4. Shanti ka anubhav
17 Sa WORKING DAY(6-10) 5. Vartmaan ka anubhav
18 Su
19 Mo Speaking Skills Topic :
20 Tu Speaking Skills Topic :
21 We Speaking Skills Topic :
22 Th Explanation
23 Fr Revision (Grammar)
24 Sa PT2/MR2(1-10)ENDS
25 Su
26 Mo Explanation
27 Tu Explanation
28 We Question & Answer
29 Th Question & Answer
30 Fr Doubt Session
31 Sa Question & Answer
1 Su
2 Mo GANESH CHATURTHI
3 Tu Kaartoosh (Prose) Content :
4 We Explanation 1. Angrej cornal aur leftinent ka dera
5 Th Explanation 2. Company ke vakil ki hatya
6 Fr Explanation 3. Bharat ko swatantr karane ki yogna
7 Sa Explanation 4. Vazir Ali ka angreji chavani me aanaa
8 Su
9 Mo Question & Answer
10 Tu Muharram
11 We ONAM
12 Th Question & Answer
13 Fr Question & Answer
14 Sa Chapter Exercise
15 Su
16 Mo Grammar Revision
17 Tu Grammar Revision
18 We Grammar Revision
19 Th Grammar Revision
20 Fr Grammar Revision
21 Sa Grammar Revision
22 Su
23 Mo Doubt Session (Sparsh- Poem)
24 Tu Practise
25 We Doubt Session(Sparsh- Prose)
26 Th Practise
27 Fr TERM END/MR3 ENDS(1-9)/ Portion completion class X
28 Sa Dussehra holidays begin (Mahalaya Amavasya)
29 Su
30 Mo
September
1 Tu
2 We
3 Th
4 Fr
5 Sa
6 Su
7 Mo
8 Tu
9 We
10 Th School reopens after Dussehra holidays
11 Fr Revision
12 Sa Doubt Session
13 Su Valmiki Jayanti
14 Mo Revision
15 Tu
16 We Final Exam for Class X -(I)
17 Th
18 Fr Final Exam for Class X -(II)
19 Sa
20 Su
21 Mo Final Exam for Class X -(III)
22 Tu
23 We
24 Th Final Exam for Class X -(IV)
25 Fr
26 Sa Final Exam for Class X -(V)/ PROJECT DAY
27 Su
28 Mo
29 Tu
30 We
31 Th
1 Fr RAJYOTSAVA
2 Sa
3 Su
4 Mo PT4/MR4(1-9) BEGIN
5 Tu Revision
6 We Doubt Session
7 Th Revision
8 Fr Doubt Session
9 Sa PT4/MR4(1-9) ENDS
10 Su
11 Mo Revision
12 Tu Doubt Session
November
DIWALI HOLIDAYS
October
13 We Revision
14 Th Doubt Session
15 Fr KANAKADASA JAYANTI
16 Sa CARNIVAL-TENTATIVE DATE
17 Su
18 Mo Grammar Revision
19 Tu Grammar Revision
20 We Grammar Revision
21 Th Grammar Revision
22 Fr Grammar Revision
23 Sa Grammar Revision
24 Su
25 Mo Revision
26 Tu Doubt Session
27 We
28 Th
29 Fr
30 Sa
1 Su
2 Mo
3 Tu
4 We
5 Th
6 Fr
7 Sa
8 Su
9 Mo
10 Tu
11 We
12 Th
13 Fr
14 Sa ANNUAL DAY
15 Su
16 Mo
17 Tu
18 We
19 Th
20 Fr
21 Sa X-MAS VACATIONS BEGIN
22 Su
23 Mo
24 Tu
25 We Christmas Day
26 Th
27 Fr
28 Sa
December
29 Su
30 Mo
31 Tu
2019Calendar KANNADA II LANG
CODE 015
January February March
1 Tu New Year's Day 1 Fr MR5/PT5 BEGINS (STD. 1-8) 1 Fr PT-1 FOR CLASS X ENDS
2 We 2 Sa 2 Sa
3 Th 3 Su 3 Su
4 Fr 4 Mo ±À§j-UÀzÀå¨sÁUÀzÀ £ÉÆÃmïì
4 Mo MAHA SHIVRATRI
5 Sa 5 Tu 5 Tu
6 Su 6 We 6 We
7 Mo 7 Th 7 Th
8 Tu 8 Fr ºÀQÌ ºÁgÀÄwzÉ £ÉÆÃr¢gÁ
8 Fr
9 We 9 Sa CBSE WORKSHOP 9 Sa
10 Th 10 Su 10 Su
11 Fr 11 Mo CLASS 1 &2 EXCURSION 11 Mo ºÀ®UÀ° ¨ÉÃqÀgÀÄ
12 Sa 12 Tu CLASS 3 &4 EXCURSION 12 Tu UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ
13 Su 13 We CLASS 5 &6 EXCURSION 13 We
14 Mo 14 Th CLASS 7 &8 EXCURSION 14 Th ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì
15 Tu SANKRANTI 15 Fr 15 Fr
16 We 16 Sa 16 Sa
17 Th 17 Su 17 Su
18 Fr AiÀÄÄzÀÝ, «ªÀgÀuÉ 18 Mo
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18 Mo MR6/PT6 BEGINS(CLASSES 1-8)
19 Sa UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ 19 Tu ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì 19 Tu
20 Su 20 We 20 We
21 Mo ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì 21 Th 21 Th
22 Tu Reading and practicing 22 Fr ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì 22 Fr
23 We Writing work -Notes 23 Sa 23 Sa
24 Th
¸ÀAPÀ®àVÃvÉ
UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ
24 Su 24 Su
25 Fr THEATRE FESTIVAL 25 Mo PT-1 FOR CLASS X BEGINS 25 Mo
26 Sa 26 Tu ®AqÀ£ï £ÀUÀgÀ 26 Tu
27 Su 27 We UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ 27 We
28 Mo Singing Poem 28 Th DEADLINE FOR MAGAZINE 28 Th
29 Tu 29 Fr RELEASE OF MAGAZINE
30 We ±À§j
30 Sa
31 Th ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì 31 Su
April May June
1 Mo CLASSES FOR IX STD BEGINS 1 We 1 Sa
2 Tu ¨sÁUÀå²°àUÀ¼ÀÄ 2 Th 2 Su
3 We UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ 3 Fr 3 Mo JzÉUÉ ©zÀÝ CPÀëgÀ
4 Th 4 Sa 4 Tu UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ
5 Fr ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì 5 Su 5 We EID
6 Sa UGADI 6 Mo 6 Th ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì
7 Su 7 Tu 7 Fr Reading and practicing
8 Mo 8 We 8 Sa Nomination of candidates for student council
9 Tu PËgÀªÉÃAzÀæ£À PÉÆAzÉ ¤Ã£ÀÄ
9 Th 9 Su
10 We 10 Fr 10 Mo Face Off
11 Th EXAMS FOR CLASS X BEGINS 11 Sa 11 Tu
12 Fr School closes for teachers(preprimary, (1-8)
12 Su 12 We Elections for the student council - 2019-
20
13 Sa 13 Mo 13 Th
ºÀ¸ÀÄgÀÄ
UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ
14 Su Ambedkar Jayanti 14 Tu 14 Fr Investiture ceremony
15 Mo VISHU/BAISAKHI 15 We 15 Sa
16 Tu ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì 16 Th 16 Su
17 We MAHAVIR JAYANTI 17 Fr 17 Mo ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì
18 Th EXAMS FOR CLASS X ENDS/SUMMER HOLIDAYS FOR CLASS 8-9 BEGINS
18 Sa 18 Tu
19 Fr 19 Su 19 We Reading and practicing
20 Sa 20 Mo 20 Th Revision in notebook
21 Su 21 Tu 21 Fr
22 Mo 22 We Teachers come back after summer break
22 Sa
23 Tu 23 Th 23 Su
24 We 24 Fr 24 Mo ªÁåWÀæVÃvÉ
25 Th 25 Sa 25 Tu UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ
26 Fr 26 Su 26 We
27 Sa 27 Mo 27 Th ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì
28 Su 28 Tu 28 Fr
29 Mo 29 We Classes begin for std. IX & X 29 Sa
30 Tu 30 Th 30 Su
31 Fr
2019 Calendar
July August September
1 Mo ªÀÈPÀë¸ÁQë 1 Th «ÃgÀ®ªÀ
1 Su
2 Tu UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ 2 Fr UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ 2 Mo GANESH CHATURTHI
3 We Reading and practicing 3 Sa 3 Tu PɪÀÄä£É «ÄøɪÉÇvÀÛ£ÉÃ
4 Th 4 Su 4 We UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ
5 Fr PT1/MR1(1-9)(40 MKS) BEGIN 5 Mo 5 Th
6 Sa 6 Tu Revision in notebook 6 Fr ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì
7 Su 7 We 7 Sa
8 Mo 8 Th 8 Su
9 Tu 9 Fr VARAMAHALAKSHMI 9 Mo
10 We bÀ®ªÀÄ£É ªÉÄgɪÉA
10 Sa HOLIDAY 10 Tu Muharram
11 Th PT1/MR1(1-9)END 11 Su 11 We ONAM
12 Fr 12 Mo Bakrid 12 Th
13 Sa 13 Tu ªÀÄÈUÀ ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ¸ÀÄAzÀj
13 Fr
14 Su 14 We UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ 14 Sa
15 Mo UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ 15 Th Independence day 15 Su
16 Tu Reading and practicing 16 Fr 16 Mo Revision in notebook
17 We ABHIVYAKTHI 17 Sa WORKING DAY(6-10) 17 Tu
18 Th ABHIVYAKTHI 18 Su 18 We
19 Fr ABHIVYAKTHI 19 Mo PT2/MR2(1-10)BEGIN 19 Th
20 Sa ¨sÀUÀvï ¹AUï
20 Tu 20 Fr
21 Su 21 We 21 Sa TERM END/MR3 BEGIN (5-9)
22 Mo 22 Th 22 Su
23 Tu 23 Fr 23 Mo TERM END/MR3 BEGIN (1-4)
24 We ¸ÀÄPÀĪÀiÁgÀ ¸Áé«ÄAiÀÄ PÀvÉ
24 Sa PT2/MR2(1-10)ENDS 24 Tu
25 Th UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ 25 Su 25 We
26 Fr 26 Mo 26 Th
27 Sa 27 Tu ªÀÄÈUÀ ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ¸ÀÄAzÀj
27 Fr TERM END/MR3 ENDS(1-9)/ Portion completion class X
28 Su 28 We UÀzÀåªÀ£ÀÄß NzÀĪÀÅzÀÄ 28 Sa Dussehra holidays begin (Mahalaya Amavasya)
29 Mo ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì
29 Th ªÁåPÀgÀt, £ÉÆÃmïì 29 Su
30 Tu Reading and practicing 30 Fr 30 Mo
31 We 31 Sa
2019 Calendar
October November December
1 Tu AiÀÄÄzÀÝ, «ªÀgÀuÉ 1 Fr RAJYOTSAVA 1 Su
2 We Revision in notebook 2 Sa ªÀÈPÀë¸ÁQë
2 Mo ¸ÀÄPÀĪÀiÁgÀ ¸Áé«ÄAiÀÄ PÀvÉ
3 Th 3 Su 3 Tu
4 Fr Reading and practicing 4 Mo PT4/MR4(1-9) BEGIN 4 We Revision in notebook
5 Sa 5 Tu 5 Th
6 Su 6 We Revision in notebook 6 Fr
7 Mo 7 Th 7 Sa
8 Tu 8 Fr 8 Su
9 We Revision in notebook 9 Sa PT4/MR4(1-9) ENDS 9 Mo ºÀ®UÀ° ¨ÉÃqÀgÀÄ
10 Th School reopens after Dussehra holidays 10 Su 10 Tu Revision in notebook
11 Fr ¸ÀAPÀ®àVÃvÉ
11 Mo 11 We
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12 Sa 12 Tu 12 Th
13 Su Valmiki Jayanti 13 We Revision in notebook 13 Fr
14 Mo 14 Th 14 Sa ANNUAL DAY
15 Tu 15 Fr KANAKADASA JAYANTI 15 Su
16 We Final Exam for Class X -(I) 16 Sa CARNIVAL-TENTATIVE DATE 16 Mo
17 Th 17 Su 17 Tu PËgÀªÉÃAzÀæ£À PÉÆAzÉ ¤Ã£ÀÄ
18 Fr Final Exam for Class X -(II) 18 Mo ºÀQÌ ºÁgÀÄwzÉ £ÉÆÃr¢gÁ
18 We
19 Sa 19 Tu 19 Th
20 Su 20 We 20 Fr
21 Mo Final Exam for Class X -(III) 21 Th 21 Sa X-MAS VACATIONS BEGIN
22 Tu ªÁåWÀæVÃvÉ
22 Fr ªÀ¸ÀAvÀ ªÀÄÄR vÉÆÃgÀ°®è
22 Su
23 We 23 Sa 23 Mo ºÀ¸ÀÄgÀÄ
24 Th Final Exam for Class X -(IV) 24 Su 24 Tu
25 Fr 25 Mo 25 We Christmas Day
26 Sa Final Exam for Class X -(V)/ PROJECT DAY
26 Tu 26 Th
27 Su 27 We 27 Fr
28 Mo DIWALI HOLIDAYS
28 Th 28 Sa
29 Tu 29 Fr 29 Su
30 We 30 Sa 30 Mo
31 Th 31 Tu
2020 Calendar
January February March
1 We New Year's Day 1 Sa 1 Su
2 Th SCHOOL REOPENS 2 Su 2 Mo
3 Fr ¨sÀUÀvï ¹AUï
3 Mo 3 Tu
4 Sa 4 Tu 4 We
5 Su 5 We 5 Th
6 Mo PT5/MR5(1-9) BEGIN 6 Th 6 Fr
7 Tu 7 Fr 7 Sa
8 We 8 Sa 8 Su
9 Th 9 Su 9 Mo
10 Fr 10 Mo 10 Tu
11 Sa 11 Tu 11 We
12 Su 12 We 12 Th
13 Mo 13 Th 13 Fr
14 Tu 14 Fr 14 Sa
15 We SANKRANTI 15 Sa THEATRE FEST/PRODUCTION 15 Su
16 Th 16 Su 16 Mo PT6/MR6(1-8) - (I)
17 Fr 17 Mo 17 Tu
18 Sa 18 Tu 18 We PT6/MR6(1-8) - (II)
19 Su 19 We 19 Th
20 Mo 20 Th 20 Fr PT6/MR6(1-8) - (III)
21 Tu 21 Fr Maha Shivaratri 21 Sa
22 We 22 Sa HOLIDAY IN LIEU OF 15TH 22 Su
23 Th 23 Su 23 Mo PT6/MR6(1-8) - (IV)
24 Fr 24 Mo 24 Tu PT6/MR6(6-8) - (V) (1-5 HOLIDAY)
25 Sa 25 Tu 25 We Ugadi
26 Su 26 We 26 Th PT6/MR6(1-8) - (VI)
27 Mo 27 Th 27 Fr
28 Tu 28 Fr 28 Sa
29 We 29 Sa 29 Su
30 Th 30 Mo
31 Fr 31 Tu
PROGRAM OF WORK
CLASS: X
Date Day Month Week
No.of
Periods
/week
L.No Topic
No.of
Periods
required for
each topic
Pg Nos. Activities
April
1 Mo Introduction to trigonometry 1
2 TU Introduction to trigonometry 1
3 we Worked problems 1
4 TH Exercise 8.1 1
5 FR Trigonometric ratio angles 1
6 SAT Ugadi
7 Sun
8 Mo Exercise 8.2 1
9 TU Exercise 8.2(conti) 1
10 weTrigonometric ratios of complimentary angles
and worked examples1
11 TH Exercise 8.3 1
12 FR Exercise 8.3(conti 1
13 SAT Trigonometric identities W.E and explanation
14 Sun
15 Mo Exercise 8.4
16 TU Eercise 8.4(conti)
17 we Exercise 8.4(conti)
18 Th Vacation (from 18/4/19 to 28/5/19)
29 We
30 Th Classes begin for std. I to X
31 Fr
1 Sa Exercise 9.1(CONTI) 1
9
June
NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
JAYANAGAR
Programme of Work (2019 – 2020)
SUBJECT - MATHEMATICS
PRESCRIBED BOOKS : R.S.AGARWAL,NCERT
3
Applications of trigonometry-Worked
problems .Worked problems
Exercise 9.1
3
1
II
III
4 8
May
TOTAL NO. OF PERIODS: 109
Page 1
PROGRAM OF WORK
2 Su
3 Mo
4 Tu
5 We EID
6 Th
7 Fr
8 SaNomination of candidates for
student council
9 Su
10 Mo Face Off CIRCLES-introduction
11 TuCIRCLES-introduction
Introduction(conti), exercise 10.1
12 WeElections for the student
council - 2019-20
13 Th
14 Fr Investiture ceremony
15 Sa
16 Su
17 Mo
18 Tu
19 We
20 Th
21 Fr
22 Sa
23 Su
24 Mo
25 Tu
26 We
27 Th
28 Fr
29 Sa
30 Su
1 Mo
2 Tu
3 We
10
11
2
III
IV
July
I
II
Exercise 9.1(CONTI)
Exercise 9.1(conti)
R.S Agarwal problems
4
Exercise 10.2(conti)
Exercise 10.2(conti)
Extra problems(R.S Agarwal)
Extra problems(R.S Agarwal)
4
Worked examples
Exercise 10.2
Exercise 10.2(conti)
2
CONSTRUCTIONS-BASIC INFORMATION
EXERCISE 11.1
EXERCISE 11.1(CONTI)
4
Exercise 11.2(conti)
Exercise 11.2 (conti)
Exercise 11.2(conti)
Exercise 11.2(conti)
4I
Page 2
PROGRAM OF WORK
4 Th
5 Fr PT1/MR1(1-10) BEGINS
6 Sa
7 Su
8 Mo
9 Tu
10 We
11 Th PT1/MR1(1-10)ENDS
12 Fr
13 Sa
14 Su
15 Mo
16 Tu
17 We ABHIVYAKTHI
18 Th ABHIVYAKTHI
19 Fr ABHIVYAKTHI
20 Sa
21 Su
22 Mo
23 Tu
24 We
25 Th
26 Fr
27 Sa
28 Su
29 Mo
30 Tu
31 We
1 Th
2 Fr
3 Sa
4 Su
5 Mo
6 Tu
7 We
8 Th
9 Fr VARAMAHALAKSHMI
10 Sa HOLIDAY
12
13
HOLIDAY
AREAS RELATED TO CIRCLES
Perimeter and area,W.E
Exercise 12.1
Exercise 12.1(conti)
AREA OF A SECTOR,W.E
IV
4
II
V
I
Exercise 11.2(conti)
Exercise 11.2 (conti)
Exercise 11.2(conti)
Exercise 11.2(conti)
4
August
I
II
III Exercise 12.2
Exercise 12.2 (Contd..)2
Exercise 12.2(conti)
Exercise 12.3
Exercise 12.3(conti)
Exercise 12.3(conti)
4
Exercise 12.3(conti)
Exercise 12.3(conti)
Extra problems
Extra problems
4
SURFACE AREA AND VOLUME
COMBINATION OF SOLIDS(W.E)
Exercise 13.1
Exercise 13.1(conti)
4
Page 3
PROGRAM OF WORK
11 Su
12 Mo Bakrid
13 Tu Volume of a combination of solids (W.E)
14 We
15 Th Independence day
16 Fr
17 Sa WORKING DAY(6-10)
18 Su
19 Mo PT2/MR2(1-10)BEGINS
20 Tu
21 We
22 Th
23 Fr
24 Sa PT2/MR2(1-10)ENDS
25 Su
26 MoEXERCISE 13.3(conti)
EXERCISE 13.3(conti)
27 Tu
28 We
29 Th
30 Fr
31 Sa
1 Su
2 Mo GANESH CHATURTHI
3 Tu Extra problems
4 We Extra problems
5 Th Extra problems
6 Fr
7 Sa
8 Su
9 Mo 7CO-ORDINATE GEOMETRY
Distance formula(W.E)1
10 Tu Muharram
11 We ONAM
12 Th
13 Fr
14 Sa
HOLIDAY
HOLIDAY
HOLIDAY
III
IV
V
I
II
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Exercise 13.2
Exercise 13.2(conti)
Exercise 13.2(conti)
Conversion of solids(W.E)
4
Conversion of solids(W.E ) (CONTI)
EXERCISE 13.34
Frustrum of a cone (W.E)
EXERCISE 13.4
EXERCISE 13.4(C0NTI)
4
4
EXERCISE 7.1
EXERCISE 7.1(CONTI)
EXERCISE 7.1(CONTI)
3
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15 Su
16 Mo
17 Tu
18 We
19 Th
20 Fr
21 SaTERM END/MR3 BEGINS
(5-10)
22 Su
23 MoTERM END/MR3 BEGINS
(1-4)
24 Tu
25 We
26 Th
27 FrTERM END/MR3 ENDS(5-
10)
28 SaDussehra holidays begin
(Mahalaya Amavasya)
29 Su
30 Mo V
1 Tu
2 We
3 Th
4 Fr
5 Sa
6 Su
7 Mo
8 Tu
9 We
10 Th School reopens after holidays
11 Fr
12 Sa
13 Su Valmiki Jayanti
14 Mo Triangles
15 Tu EXERCISE 6.1
16 We Similarity of triangles
17 Th Thales Theorem
18 Fr
HOLIDAY
46
I
II
October
III
IV
III
Exercise 7.2(conti)
Area of triangle derivation
W.E
3
EXERCISE 7.3
Extra problems
Extra problems
2
Section formula derivation
Section formula (W.E)
Exercise 7.2
Exercise 7.2(conti)
4
HOLIDAY
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PROGRAM OF WORK
19 Sa
20 Su
21 Mo Thales Theorem( W.E)
22 Tu EXERCISE 6.2
23 We EXERCISE 6.2(CONTI)
24 Th EXERCISE 6.2(CONTI)
25 Fr
26 Sa
27 Su
28 Mo29 Tu
30 We EXERCISE 6.2(CONTI)
31 Th EXERCISE 6.2(CONTI)
1 Fr RAJYOTSAVA I
2 Sa
3 Su
4 Mo PT4/MR4(1-10) BEGINS Criteria for similar triangles(W.E)
5 Tu EXERCISE 6.3
6 We EXERCISE 6.3(CONTI)
7 Th EXERCISE 6.3(CONTI)
8 Fr
9 Sa PT4/MR4(1-10) ENDS
10 Su
11 Mo EXERCISE 6.3(CONTI)
12 Tu EXERCISE 6.3(CONTI)
13 We EXERCISE 6.3(CONTI)
14 Th
15 Fr KANAKADASA JAYANTI
16 SaCARNIVAL-TENTATIVE
DATE
17 Su
18 Mo Areas of similar triangles
19 Tu Theorem
20 We EXERCISE 6.4
21 Th EXERCISE 6.4(conti)
22 Fr
23 Sa
2
4
3
4
HOLIDAY
4
4
V
II
III
IV
HOLIDAY
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DIWALI HOLIDAYS
IV
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24 Su
25 Mo Pythagoras Theorem
26 Tu Worked examples
27 We EXERCISE 6.5
28 Th EXERCISE 6.5(conti)
29 Fr
30 Sa portion ends for 10
Total number of periods
1 Su
2 Mo
3 Tu
4 We
5 Th
6 Fr
7 Sa
8 Su
9 Mo
10 Tu
11 We
12 Th
13 Fr
14 Sa ANNUAL DAY
15 Su
16 Mo
17 Tu
18 We
19 Th
20 Fr
21 SaX-MAS VACATIONS
BEGINS
22 Su
23 Mo
24 Tu
25 We Christmas Day
26 Th
27 Fr
28 Sa
29 Su
30 Mo
31 Tu
4
IV
V
V
I
HOLIDAY
II
December
III
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2020 Calendar
1 We New Year's Day
2 Th SCHOOL REOPENS
3 Fr
4 Sa
5 Su
6 Mo PT5/MR5(1-9) BEGINs
7 Tu
8 We
9 Th
10 Fr MR5 ENDS
11 Sa PT 5 ENDS
12 Su
13 Mo
14 Tu
15 We SANKRANTI
16 Th
17 Fr
18 Sa
19 Su
20 Mo
21 Tu
22 We
23 Th
24 Fr
25 Sa
26 Su
27 Mo
28 Tu
29 We
30 Th
31 Fr
1 Sa
2 Su
3 Mo
4 Tu
5 We
I
II
III
HOLIDAY
HOLIDAY
IV
V
I
January
February
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6 Th
7 Fr
8 Sa
9 Su
10 Mo
11 Tu
12 We
13 Th
14 Fr
15 SaTHEATRE
FEST/PRODUCTION
16 Su
17 Mo
18 Tu
19 We
20 Th
21 Fr Maha Shivaratri
22 SaHOLIDAY IN LIEU OF
15TH
23 Su
24 Mo
25 Tu
26 We
27 Th
28 Fr
29 Sa
1 Su
2 Mo
3 Tu
4 We
5 Th
6 Fr
7 Sa
8 Su
9 Mo 109
10 Tu
11 We
12 Th
13 Fr
HOLIDAY
I
II
III
II
IV
I
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14 Sa
15 Su
16 Mo PT6/MR6(1-8)
17 Tu
18 We PT6/MR6(1-8)
19 Th
20 Fr PT6/MR6(1-8)
21 Sa
22 Su
23 Mo PT6/MR6(1-8)
24 TuPT6/MR6(6-8) (1-5
HOLIDAY)
25 We Ugadi
26 Th PT6/MR6(1-8)
27 Fr
28 Sa
29 Su
30 Mo
31 Tu
IV HOLIDAY
III
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2019 CalendarWeek
No. of
periods/
Week
TopicNo.of Periods
required for each
topic
Page No Activities
1 Tu NEW YEAR'S DAY
2 We
3 Th
4 Fr
5 Sa
6 Su
7 Mo
8 Tu
9 We
10 Th
11 Fr
12 Sa
13 Su
14 Mo
15 Tu SANKRANTI
16 We
17 Th
18 Fr CLASSES FOR X STD BEGINS
19 Sa
20 Su
21 Mo III 3Chapter 10: Light Reflection and Refraction
Introduction1 160
22 Tu 10.1. Reflection of light 1 161
23 We 10.2. Spherical mirrors 1 161-162 Activity 10.2.
24 Th
25 Fr THEATRE FESTIVAL
26 Sa
27 Su
28 Mo
29 Tu
30 We
31 Th
1 Fr MR5/PT5 BEGINS (STD. 1-8)
2 Sa
3 Su
4 Mo
5 Tu
6 We
7 Th
Uses of concave mirrors
Uses of concave mirrors 1 166-1681 4
Written work
10.2.1. Image formation by spherical mirrors.
1
2
3IV
January
February
Activity 10.3
163
10.2.2. Representation of image formed by spherical
mirrors using ray diagrams – convex mirror and concave
mirror.
2 164-165
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9 Sa CBSE WORKSHOP
10 Su
11 Mo CLASS 1 &2 EXCURSION
12 Tu CLASS 3 &4 EXCURSION
13 We CLASS 5 &6 EXCURSION
14 Th CLASS 7 &8 EXCURSION
15 Fr Practical: Experiment no.10 (i) 1
16 Sa
17 Su
18 Mo
19 Tu
20 We Practical: Experiment no.11 1
21 Th
22 Fr
23 Sa
24 Su
25 Mo PT-1 FOR CLASS X BEGINS10.3.3. Refraction by spherical lenses
10.3.4. Image formation by lenses1 176-178 Activity 10.11
26 Tu
27 We
28 Th DEADLINE FOR MAGAZINE
1 Fr PT-1 FOR CLASS X ENDS
2 Sa
3 Su
4 Mo MAHA SHIVRATRI
5 Tu Textbook Exercise 1 185-186
6 We Written work and Numericals 1
7 Th
179
1 4
1 4
HOLIDAY
10.3.2. Refractive index
Numericals
1
1
10.3.5. Image formation in lenses using ray diagrams-
concave lens
10.3.5. Image formation in lenses using ray diagrams-
convex lens
1
1
10.3.6. Sign Convention for Spherical Lenses
10.3.7. Lens Formula and Magnification
10.3.8. Power of a Lens
1
10.2.4. Mirror formula and magnification
Numericals
3
III 4
II
IV 4
1
10.3. Refraction of light
10.3.1. Refraction of light through a rectangular glass
slab
10.2.3. Sign convention for reflection by spherical
mirrors.1
March
Activity 10.9
174-175
180
181-184
Chapter 11: Human eye and the colourful world.
11.1.Human eye
11.1.1.Power of accommodation2 187-188
168
169
171-173
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8 Fr
9 Sa
10 Su
11 Mo
11.2.Defects of vision and their correction
(a) Myopia
(b) Hypermetropia1 189
12 Tu
13 We
14 Th
15 Fr
16 Sa Practical-Experiment no 12 1
17 Su
18 Mo MR6/PT6 BEGINS(CLASSES 1-8)
19 Tu
20 We
11.5. Atmospheric refraction.
Twinkling of stars 1 194
21 Th Advance sunrise and delayed sunset 1 195
22 Fr Written work 1
23 Sa
24 Su
25 Mo
11.6. Scattering of light
11.6.1. Tyndall effect 1 195 Video on Scattering and Tyndall Effect
26 Tu
27 We
28 Th
29 Fr
30 Sa
31 Su
1 Mo CLASSES FOR IX STD BEGINS
2 Tu
3 We 14.1. What is a good Source of Energy? 1 243
4 Th
1 4
1
1
3
III 4
IV 3
193
11.6.2. Why is the colour of the clear sky blue?
11.6.3 Colour of the sun at sunrise and sunset. 1
1
1
1
196-197
Textbook Exercise and Written work 2 198
Chapter 14: Sources of Energy
Introduction242
14.2. Conventional Sources of Energy- Fossil Fuels
14.2.2. Thermal Power Plant
14.2.3. Hydro Power Plants
4II
April
Chapter 11: Human eye and the colourful world.
11.1.Human eye
11.1.1.Power of accommodation2 187-188
(c) Presbyopia
Written work
191-192
190
244-245
11.3.Refraction of light through prism 1
11.4. Dispersion of white light by a glass prism.
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5 Fr
6 Sa UGADI
7 Su
8 Mo
9 Tu
10 We
11 Th EXAMS FOR CLASS X BEGINS
12 FrSchool closes for
teachers(preprimary, (1-8)
13 Sa
14 Su Ambedkar Jayanti
15 Mo VISHU/BAISAKHI
16 Tu14.4. Environmental Consequences
14.5. How long will an Energy Source Last us?1 253-254
17 We
18 Th
EXAMS FOR CLASS X
ENDS/SUMMER HOLIDAYS
BEGINS
22 WeTeachers come back after summer
break
23 Th
24 Fr
25 Sa
26 Su
27 Mo
28 Tu
29 We Classes begin for std. IX & X
30 Th
31 Fr
Sources of Energy- Written work
HOLIDAY
2
14.3.2. Energy from the Sea
Geothermal Energy
Nuclear Energy1
III 2
250-252
3
IV
1
1
II 4
14.3. Alternative or Non Conventional Sources of
Energy.
14.3.1. Solar Energy
1 248-249
14.2. Conventional Sources of Energy- Fossil Fuels
14.2.2. Thermal Power Plant
14.2.3. Hydro Power Plants
Written work 1
May
V 2
244-245
14.2.4. Improvements in the Technology for Using
Conventional Sources of Energy- Bio Mass and Wind
Energy
1 246-247
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1 Sa
2 Su
3 Mo
Chapter 12: Electricity
12.1. Electric current and circuit 1 199-200
4 Tu12.2. Electric potential and potential difference
12.3. Circuit Diagram1 201-202
5 We EID
6 Th
7 Fr
8 SaNomination of candidates for
student council
9 Su
10 Mo Face Off
11 Tu
12 WeElections for the student council -
2019-20
13 Th
14 Fr Investiture ceremony
15 Sa
16 Su
17 Mo
18 Tu
19 We
20 Th
21 Fr
22 Sa
23 Su
24 Mo Written work and Numericals 2
25 Tu
26 We
27 Th
28 Fr
29 Sa
30 Su
Activity 12.1.
12.5. Factors on which resistance of a conductor
depends
213-215
209-212
Practical- Experiment no .4
Practical- Experiment no 5 1
1
12.6.Resistance of a system of resistors
12.6.1.Resistors in series
12.6.2.Resistors in parallel
1
1
12.4.Ohm’s law 2 203-205
206-208
III 3
IV 3
July
June
1 3
II 2
Numericals and Written work 1
HOLIDAY
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1 Mo
2 Tu
3 We
4 Th
5 Fr PT1/MR1(1-9)(40 MKS) BEGIN
6 Sa
7 Su
8 Mo
9 Tu
10 We
11 Th PT1/MR1(1-9)END
12 Fr
13 Sa
14 Su
15 Mo
16 Tu
17 We ABHIVYAKTHI
18 Th ABHIVYAKTHI
19 Fr ABHIVYAKTHI
20 Sa
21 Su
22 Mo
23 Tu
24 We
25 Th
26 Fr
27 Sa
28 Su
29 Mo
30 Tu
31 We
12.8.Electric power 1 219-220
12.7. Heating effect of electric current 1
12.7.1. Practical applications of heating effect of
electric current1
Chapter 13: Magnetic effects of electric current.
13.1. Magnetic field and field lines 1
Textbook Exercise 2 221-222
Written work and Numericals 3
223-224
216-217
218
Written work 2
II 3
V 1
1 2
III 2
IV 3
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1 Th
2 Fr
3 Sa
4 Su
5 Mo
6 Tu
7 We
8 Th
9 Fr VARAMAHALAKSHMI
10 Sa HOLIDAY
11 Su
12 Mo Bakrid
13 Tu
14 We
15 Th Independence day
16 Fr
17 Sa WORKING DAY(6-10)
18 Su
19 Mo PT2/MR2(1-10)BEGIN
20 Tu
21 We
22 Th
23 Fr
24 Sa PT2/MR2(1-10)ENDS 1
25 Su
26 Mo
27 Tu
28 We
29 Th
30 Fr
31 Sa
13.2. Magnetic field due to current carrying conductor
13.2.1. Magnetic field due to a current through a
straight conductor
I 225-226
IV 3
V 3
III 2
II 2
Written work
1
1
1
August
Written work
Written work
1
1
HOLIDAY
13.2.4. Magnetic field due to a current in a solenoid
13.3. Force on a current carrying conductor in a
magnetic field
Written work
13.2.3.Magnetic field due to a current through a circular
loop1 228
230-231
1 229
13.4. Electric motor
1
227
2
1 232-233
HOLIDAY
1
13.2.2. Right hand thumb rule
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1 Su
2 Mo GANESH CHATURTHI
3 Tu
4 We
5 Th
6 Fr
7 Sa
8 Su
9 Mo
10 Tu Muharram
11 We ONAM
12 Th
13 Fr
14 Sa
15 Su
16 Mo
17 Tu
18 We
19 Th
20 Fr
21 Sa TERM END/MR3 BEGIN (5-9)
22 Su
23 Mo TERM END/MR3 BEGIN (1-4)
24 Tu
25 We
26 Th
27 FrTERM END/MR3 ENDS(1-9)/
Portion completion class XRevision 1
28 SaDussehra holidays begin (Mahalaya
Amavasya)
29 Su
30 Mo
240-241III 3
IV 3
1 2
II 1
September
237-238
HOLIDAY
HOLIDAY
13.7. Domestic electric circuits
Activity 13.9
Textbook Exercise
13.6.Electric generator 1 236
HOLIDAY
Written work
Numericals and Written work
Numericals and Written work
1
1
1
1
1
13.5Electromagnetic induction 2 233-235
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1 Tu
2 We
3 Th
4 Fr
5 Sa
6 Su
7 Mo
8 Tu
9 We
10 ThSchool reopens after Dussehra
holidays
11 Fr
12 Sa
13 Su Valmiki Jayanti
14 Mo
15 Tu
16 We Final Exam for Class X -(I)
17 Th
18 Fr Final Exam for Class X -(II)
19 Sa
20 Su
21 Mo Final Exam for Class X -(III)
22 Tu
23 We
24 Th Final Exam for Class X -(IV)
25 Fr
26 SaFinal Exam for Class X -(V)/
PROJECT DAY
27 Su
28 Mo
29 Tu
30 We
31 Th
1 Fr RAJYOTSAVA
2 Sa
3 Su
4 Mo PT4/MR4(1-9) BEGIN
5 Tu
6 We
7 Th
8 Fr
9 Sa PT4/MR4(1-9) ENDS
10 Su
11 Mo
12 Tu
13 We
14 Th
15 Fr KANAKADASA JAYANTI
16 Sa CARNIVAL-TENTATIVE DATE
17 Su
18 Mo
November
DIWALI HOLIDAYS
October
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19 Tu
20 We
21 Th
22 Fr
23 Sa
24 Su
25 Mo
26 Tu
27 We
28 Th
29 Fr
30 Sa
1 Su
2 Mo
3 Tu
4 We
5 Th
6 Fr
7 Sa
8 Su
9 Mo
10 Tu
11 We
12 Th
13 Fr
14 Sa ANNUAL DAY
15 Su
16 Mo
17 Tu
18 We
19 Th
20 Fr
21 Sa X-MAS VACATIONS BEGIN
22 Su
23 Mo
24 Tu
25 We Christmas Day
26 Th
27 Fr
28 Sa
29 Su
30 Mo
31 Tu
2020 Calendar
1 We New Year's Day
2 Th SCHOOL REOPENS
3 Fr
4 Sa
5 Su
6 Mo PT5/MR5(1-9) BEGIN
7 Tu
January
December
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8 We
9 Th
10 Fr
11 Sa
12 Su
13 Mo
14 Tu
15 We SANKRANTI
16 Th
17 Fr
18 Sa
19 Su
20 Mo
21 Tu
22 We
23 Th
24 Fr
25 Sa
26 Su
27 Mo
28 Tu
29 We
30 Th
31 Fr
1 Sa
2 Su
3 Mo
4 Tu
5 We
6 Th
7 Fr
8 Sa
9 Su
10 Mo
11 Tu
12 We
13 Th
14 Fr
15 Sa THEATRE FEST/PRODUCTION
16 Su
17 Mo
18 Tu
19 We
20 Th
21 Fr Maha Shivaratri
22 Sa HOLIDAY IN LIEU OF 15TH
23 Su
24 Mo
25 Tu
26 We
27 Th
February
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28 Fr
29 Sa
1 Su
2 Mo
3 Tu
4 We
5 Th
6 Fr
7 Sa
8 Su
9 Mo
10 Tu
11 We
12 Th
13 Fr
14 Sa
15 Su
16 Mo PT6/MR6(1-8) - (I)
17 Tu
18 We PT6/MR6(1-8) - (II)
19 Th
20 Fr PT6/MR6(1-8) - (III)
21 Sa
22 Su
23 Mo PT6/MR6(1-8) - (IV)
24 Tu PT6/MR6(6-8) - (V) (1-5 HOLIDAY)
25 We Ugadi
26 Th PT6/MR6(1-8) - (VI)
27 Fr
28 Sa
29 Su
30 Mo
31 Tu
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PROGRAM OF WORK CLASS X-2019-20
2019 Calendar SubjectNo. of weeks
No. of periods
1 Tu NEW YEAR'S DAY HISTORY (60 PERIODS) - 15 periods for each chapter
2 We GEOG (55 PERIODS) - 9 periods for each chapter
3 Th POL SCIENCE (50 PERIODS) - 7 periods for each chapter
4 Fr ECO (50 PERIODS) - 10 periods for each chapter5 Sa Project Work: 05 Periods6 Su Total periods required -220 periods7 Mo8 Tu9 We
10 Th11 Fr12 Sa13 Su14 Mo15 Tu SANKRANTI16 We17 Th18 Fr CLASSES FOR X STD BEGINS Project introduction and topics will be given19 Sa20 Su
21 MoMONEY AND CREDIT: Money as a medium of exchange, modern forms of money
22 Tu Loan activities of Banks, Terms of credit23 We Formal and informal credit, self-help groups for the poor24 Th Written work - Money and Credit25 Fr THEATRE FESTIVAL Written work - Money and Credit26 Sa 1 Written work - Money and Credit27 Su
1 8
January
Econ
omic
s Cha
p 3
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28 Mo Popular Struggles and Movements - Project intro29 Tu Popular Struggles and Movements - Project intro
30 We DEVELOPMENT - What development promises, income and other goals
31 ThHow to compare different countries or states? The traditional notion of development; National Income and Per- capita Income. Growth of National IncomeThe need for health and educational development; Human Development Indicators
1 Fr MR5/PT5 BEGINS (STD. 1-8) Sustainability of development2 Sa 1 Written work - Development3 Su4 Mo Written work - Development5 Tu RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT - Types of resources6 We Development of resources, resource planning7 Th Land resources, land use pattern in India8 Fr Land degradation and conservation measures
9 Sa CBSE WORKSHOP10 Su11 Mo CLASS 1 &2 EXCURSION Soil as a resource, soil erosion and soil conservation12 Tu CLASS 3 &4 EXCURSION Written work - Resources and Development13 We CLASS 5 &6 EXCURSION Written work - Resources and Development14 Th CLASS 7 &8 EXCURSION Written work - Resources and Development
15 FrPOWER SHARING - Majoritarianism in Sri Lanka, Accommodation in Belgium
16 Sa17 Su18 Mo Forms of power-sharing19 Tu Why power sharing is desirable?20 We Written work -Power Sharing21 Th Written work -Power Sharing22 Fr Written work -Power Sharing
1 8
81
81
February
Econ
omic
s Cha
p 1
Geo
grap
hy c
hap
1Po
l Sc.
Cha
p 1
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PROGRAM OF WORK CLASS X-2019-20
23 Sa 1 FEDERALISM - What is federalism? What makes India a federal country?24 Su25 Mo PT-1 FOR CLASS X BEGINS How is federalism practised?26 Tu Decentralisation in India27 We Written work -Federalism28 Th DEADLINE FOR MAGAZINE Written work -Federalism
1 Fr PT-1 FOR CLASS X ENDS Written work -Federalism
2 Sa 1 SECTORS OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY - Comparing the three sectors3 Su4 Mo MAHA SHIVRATRI
5 TuRising Importance of theTertiary Sector in Production, How to create more employment
6 We Organised and unorganised sector - How to protect the unorganised sector7 Th Public and Private sector8 Fr Written work - Sectors of the Indian economy9 Sa 1 Written work - Sectors of the Indian economy10 Su
March
Pol S
c. C
hap
2Ec
onom
ics c
hap
2
1 8
61
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11 Mo
12 TuNATIONALISM IN EUROPE - The French Revolution and the Idea of the Nation
13 We The Making of Nationalism in Europe14 Th The Age of Revolutions: 1830-184815 Fr The Age of Revolutions: 1830-184816 Sa17 Su18 Mo MR6/PT6 BEGINS(CLASSES 1-8) The Age of Revolutions: 1830-184819 Tu The Making of Germany and Italy20 We The Making of Germany and Italy21 Th Visualising the Nation22 Fr Nationalism and Imperialism23 Sa 1 Nationalism and Imperialism24 Su25 Mo Written work - Nationalism in Europe26 Tu Written work - Nationalism in Europe27 We Written work - Nationalism in Europe28 Th Written work - Nationalism in Europe
29 Fr RELEASE OF MAGAZINEWATER RESOURCES - Water scarcity and the need for water conservation and management
30 Sa 1 Multi-purpose river projects and integrated water resources management31 Su
1 Mo CLASSES FOR IX STD BEGINS Inter-state water disputes2 Tu Rainwater harvesting3 We Written work - Water resources4 Th Written work - Water resources5 Fr Written work - Water resources
His
tory
Cha
pter
1G
eogr
aphy
cha
p 3
1 8
1 8
1 8
1 8
April
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PROGRAM OF WORK CLASS X-2019-20
6 Sa UGADI7 Su8 Mo LIFELINES OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY - Roadways9 Tu Waterways, Airways10 We Communication, International trade, Tourism as a trade11 Th EXAMS FOR CLASS X BEGINS
12 Fr School closes for teachers(preprimary, (1-8)
13 Sa14 Su Ambedkar Jayanti15 Mo VISHU/BAISAKHI16 Tu17 We MAHAVIR JAYANTI
18 Th EXAMS FOR CLASS X ENDS/SUMMER HOLIDAYS BEGINS
22 We Teachers come back after summer break
23 Th24 Fr25 Sa26 Su27 Mo28 Tu29 We Classes begin for std. IX & X Viva and presentation for class X - Project30 Th Viva and presentation for class X - Project31 Fr Viva and presentation for class X - Project
Geo
g ch
ap 7
1 4
May
1 4
Proj
ect
Viv
a
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PROGRAM OF WORK CLASS X-2019-20
1 Sa 1 NATIONALISM IN INDIA- The Idea of Satyagraha, The Rowlatt Act2 Su3 Mo Why Non-cooperation?4 Tu Differing Strands within the Movement5 We EID Differing Strands within the Movement6 Th The Salt March and the Civil Disobedience Movement
7 Fr The Limits of Civil Disobedience, The Sense of Collective Belonging
8 Sa Nomination of candidates for student council 1 Written work - Nationalism in India
9 Su10 Mo Face Off Written work - Nationalism in India11 Tu Written work - Nationalism in India
12 We Elections for the student council - 2019-20 AGRICULTURE - Types of farming13 Th Cropping Pattern14 Fr Investiture ceremony Cropping Pattern15 Sa Food Crops other than Grains16 Su17 Mo Technological and Institutional Reforms18 Tu Impact of Globalisation on Agriculture19 We Written work -Agriculture20 Th Written work -Agriculture21 Fr Written work -Agriculture22 Sa 1 Written work -Agriculture
His
tory
Cha
p 3
Geo
grap
hy c
hap
4
June
1 6
1 4
1 8
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23 Su
24 Mo DEMOCRACY AND DIVERSITY - Differences, similarities, divisions25 Tu Politics of social divisions26 We Politics of social divisions27 Th Politics of social divisions28 Fr Written work - Democracy and Diversity29 Sa 1 Written work - Democracy and Diversity30 Su
1 Mo GENDER RELIGION AND CASTE - Gender and politics2 Tu Religion, communalism and politics3 We Caste and politics4 Th Caste inequality today5 Fr PT1/MR1(1-9)(40 MKS) BEGIN Written work - Gender, Religion and caste6 Sa 1 Written work - Gender, Religion and caste7 Su
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8 Mo GLOBALISATION AND THE INDIAN ECONOMY - Introduction9 Tu Production across countries10 We Foreign trade and integration of markets11 Th PT1/MR1(1-9)END Globalisation and liberalisation12 Fr WTO, Impact of globalisation on India13 Sa 1 The struggle for fair globalisation14 Su15 Mo Written work - Globalisation and the Indian eco16 Tu Written work - Globalisation and the Indian eco17 We ABHIVYAKTHI Written work - Globalisation and the Indian eco
18 Th ABHIVYAKTHIWORK, LIFE & LEISURE - Cities in the Contemporary World, Characteristics of cities
19 Fr ABHIVYAKTHI Characteristics of cities20 Sa21 Su22 Mo Characteristics of cities23 Tu Social Change in the City24 We Politics in the City25 Th Bombay: The Prime City of India?26 Fr Bombay: The Prime City of India?27 Sa 1 Written work - work, life and Leisure28 Su29 Mo Written work - work, life and Leisure30 Tu Written work - work, life and Leisure31 We MINERALS AND ENERGY RESOURCES-Classification
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1 Th Mode of occurrence of minerals2 Fr Ferrous and Non Ferrous3 Sa 1 Metallic and Non Metallic4 Su5 Mo Conservation of minerals6 Tu Non conventional sources of energy7 We written work - minerals and energy resources8 Th written work - minerals and energy resources9 Fr VARAMAHALAKSHMI
10 Sa HOLIDAY11 Su12 Mo Bakrid13 Tu POLITICAL PARTIES - Why do we need political parties?14 We How many parties should we have? National parties15 Th Independence day16 Fr State parties, Challenges to political parties17 Sa WORKING DAY(6-10) 1 How can parties be reformed?18 Su19 Mo PT2/MR2(1-10)BEGIN Written work - Political parties20 Tu Written work - Political parties21 We Written work - Political parties22 Th CONSUMER RIGHTS - The consumer in the market place23 Fr Consumer movement24 Sa PT2/MR2(1-10)ENDS 1 Consumer rights -Where should consumers go to get justice?25 Su26 Mo Learning to become well informed consumers27 Tu Taking the consumer movement forward28 We Written work - Consumer rights29 Th Written work - Consumer rights
30 FrOUTCOMES OF DEMOCRACY - How do we assess democracy’s outcomes?
31 Sa 1 Accountable, responsive and legitimate government
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1 Su2 Mo GANESH CHATURTHI3 Tu Eco. growth and development, Reduction of inequality and poverty4 We Accommodation of social diversity, dignity and freedom to citizens5 Th Written work - Outcomes of democracy6 Fr Written work - Outcomes of democracy7 Sa 1 Written work - Outcomes of democracy8 Su9 Mo MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES - Importance10 Tu Muharram11 We ONAM12 Th Industrial location and classification of industries13 Fr Classification of industries14 Sa 1 Classification of industries15 Su16 Mo Industrial Pollution and Environmental Degradation17 Tu Control of Environmental Degradation18 We Written work - Manufacturing industries19 Th Written work - Manufacturing industries20 Fr CHALLENGES TO DEMOCRACY - Introduction21 Sa TERM END/MR3 BEGIN (5-9) 1 Different contexts, different challenges22 Su23 Mo TERM END/MR3 BEGIN (1-4) Challenges to democracy24 Tu Thinking about political reforms25 We Redefining democracy26 Th Written work - Challenges to democracy
27 Fr TERM END/MR3 ENDS(1-9)/ Portion completion class X Written work - Challenges to democracy
28 Sa Dussehra holidays begin (Mahalaya Amavasya)
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10 Th School reopens after holidays Revision 11 Fr Revision 12 Sa Revision 13 Su Valmiki Jayanti14 Mo Revision15 Tu Revision16 We Final Exam for Class X -(I)17 Th18 Fr Final Exam for Class X -(II)19 Sa20 Su21 Mo Final Exam for Class X -(III)22 Tu23 We24 Th Final Exam for Class X -(IV)25 Fr26 Sa Final Exam for Class X -(V)/ PROJECT DAY27 Su28 Mo29 Tu30 We31 Th
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PRESCRIBED BOOKS:1. India and the Contemporary World-II (History) - Published by NCERT2. Contemporary India II (Geography) - Published by NCERT3. Democratic Politics II (Political Science) - Published by NCERT4. Understanding Economic Development - Published by NCERT5. Together Towards a Safer India - Part III, a textbook on Disaster Management - Published by CBSE
LIST OF MAP ITEMS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCEHistory - Outline Political Map of India Lesson-3 Nationalism in India – (1918 – 1930) For locating and labelling / IdentificationIndian National Congress Sessions:Calcutta (Sep. 1920)Nagpur (Dec. 1920)Madras (1927)Lahore (1929)Important Centres of Indian National Movement(Non-cooperation and Civil Disobedience Movement)(i) Champaran (Bihar) - Movement of Indigo Planters(ii) Kheda (Gujrat) - Peasant Satyagrah(iii) Ahmedabad (Gujarat) - Cotton Mill Workers Satyagraha(iv) Amritsar (Punjab) - Jallianwala Bagh Incident(v) Chauri Chaura (U.P.) - Calling off the Non Cooperation Movement(vi) Dandi (Gujarat) - Civil Disobedience Movement
GEOGRAPHYOutline Political Map of IndiaChapter 1: Resources and DevelopmentIdentification only: Major soil TypesChapter 3: Water ResourcesLocating and Labelling – Dams:(1) Salal (2) Bhakra Nangal (3) Tehri (4) Rana Pratap Sagar (5) Sardar Sarovar (6) Hirakud (7) Nagarjuna Sagar (8) Tungabhadra (Along with rivers)Chapter 4: AgricultureIdentification only(a) Major areas of Rice and Wheat
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(b) Largest / Major producer states of Sugarcane; Tea; Coffee; Rubber; Cotton and JuteChapter: 5 Mineral and Energy Resources Minerals: (Identification only)(I) Iron ore mines: Mayurbhanj, Durg, Bailadila, Bellary, Kudremukh(II) Mica mines: Ajmer, Beawar, Nellore, Gaya, Hazaribagh(III) Coal mines: Raniganj, Jharia, Bokaro, Talcher, Korba, Singrauli, Singareni, Neyvali(IV) Oil Fields: Digboi, Naharkatia, Mumbai High, Bassien, Kalol, Ankaleshwar(V) Bauxite Deposits: The Amarkantak plateau, Maikal Hills, The plateau region of Bilaspur-Katni, Orissa Panchpatmali deposits in Koraput district(VI) Mica deposits:The Chota Nagpur plateau, Koderma Gaya-Hazaribagh belt of Jharkhand, Ajmer, Nellore mica beltPower Plants:(Locating and Labelling only)(a) Thermal : Namrup, Talcher, Singrauli, Harduaganj, Korba, Uran, Ramagundam, Vijaywada, Tuticorin(b) Nuclear: Narora, Rawat Bhata, Kakrapara, Tarapur, Kaiga, KalpakkamChapter 6: Manufacturing IndustriesLocating and Labelling Only(1) Cotton Textile Industries: Mumbai, Indore, Surat, Kanpur, Coimbatore, Madurai(2) Iron and Steel Plants: Burnpur, Durgapur, Bokaro, Jamshedpur, Raurkela, Bhilai, Vijaynagar, Bhadravati, Vishakhapatnam, Salem(3) Software Technology Parks: Mohali, Noida, Jaipur, Gandhinagar, Indore, Mumbai, Pune, Kolkata, Bhubaneshwar, Vishakhapatnam
Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mysore, Chennai, ThiruvananthapuramChapter 7 Lifelines of National EconomyIdentification Only: Golden Quadrilateral, North-South Corridor, East-West Corridor.National Highways: NH1, NH2, NH7Locating and Labelling: Major Ports: Kandla, Mumbai, Jawahar Lal Nehru, Marmagao, New Mangalore, Kochi, Tuticorin, Chennai, Vishakhapatnam
Paradip, Haldia, KolkataInternational Airports:Amritsar (Raja Sansi)Delhi (Indira Gandhi International)Mumbai (Chhatrapati Shivaji) Thiruvananthapuram (Nedimbacherry)Chennai (Meenam Bakkam)Kolkata (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose)Hyderabad (Rajiv Gandhi)Note: Items of Locating and Labelling may also be given for Identification.
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