Faculty Contribution

Events at PU Block

Creative Writings, Student

Impressions of visiting dignitaries

News imprints

Dedicated committees

PU WING

Message from President

Message of Hon. Secretary

From Director & Principal's Desk

Editorial

Editorial Board

Road map to success

Faculty contribution

Regular activities

Creative writings of students, English

Remarkable moments

Creative writings of students, Kannada & Hindi

Infrastructure and outgoing students

Imagining the world

CONTENTS

Mrs. Poornima B.M English teacher

Mrs. Mamata Tuli Hindi teacher

Mrs. Adarsh Sabhlok English teacher

Mrs. Geetha Devi Science teacher

Mrs. Shubha. K.P Hindi teacher

Mrs. Renuka. B Nursery Teacher

Mrs. M.N. Poornima Social Science Teacher

Mrs. Hema. U Nursery Teacher

Mrs. Vijayalakshmi. M Nursery Teacher

Mrs. K.S. Renuka Music Teacher

Mrs. Nagarathna Kannada Teacher

Mrs. Manjula Devi Kannada Teacher

Mrs. Shobha. C Nursery Teacher

Mrs. Anjalle Rajan Social Science Teacher

Mrs. Anitha Deshapande Mathematics Teacher

Ms. Leela M.B Science Teacher.

Ms. Kala. D Librarian

Mrs. Puvi Sundari Mathematics teacher

Mrs. M.J. Vimala Science Teacher

Mr. B. Siddappa P. Education Teacher

Mrs. Nirmala Lakshmi Kannada Teacher

Mrs. Pushpalatha Hindi Teacher

Mr. Nagaraj K.H. P. Education Teacher

Mrs. Shanthi Social Science Teacher

Mr. Prasanna Kannada Teacher

Ms. Rashmi Computer Science Teacher

Mrs. Sujatha M. Amin Science Teacher

Mrs. Alice Paul General Knowledge Teacher

Mrs. Virupakshi English Teacher

Mrs. Shylaja. G.S. Hindi Teacher

Ms.Manjula. N Computer Science Teacher

Mr. Prashanth Kumar Science Teacher

Ms. Sulthana Begum Nursery Teacher

Mrs.Asha English Teacher

Mrs.Archana Nursery Teacher

Mr.Sagar Science Teacher

Mrs.Kalavathi Mathematics teacher

Mrs. Manjula. G Social Science Teacher

Mrs. Ashwini Jadhav Mathematics Teacher

Mr. ShanthaKumar P. Education Teacher

Mrs. Netravathi Hindi Teacher

Mr.Prakash K. Jaya Vedic Mathematics teacher

Mr.Biju Jacob Art & Craft Teacher

DEDICATION-DETARMINATION-DISCIPLINE : SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF

Sri. Partha Sarathi Krishna Iyer. M.Sc., B. Ed., DHRM, DFM , Mathematics Faculty

Smt. Vedavathi. S. M.A. Kannada Faculty

Smt. Tanveer Fathima. M.A., M. Phil. English Faculty

Sri Jagadish M.Com. Accountancy Faculty

Ms. Manjula MCA Computer Science Faculty

Sri. K.V.R.S. Shankar M.Sc. Physics Faculty

Ms. Leela. M.B. M.Sc. Chemistry Faculty

Smt. Mala. D.V. M.Sc. Biology Faculty

Smt. Sunitha. M. M.A Economics Faculty

Sri. Prashanth M.Sc., B.Ed. Biology Faculty

Smt. Pushpalatha M.A., B.Ed. Hindi Faculty

Sri. Sagar M.Sc. B.Ed. Chemistry Faculty

Smt. Jyothi. S. JOC Office Assistant

Ms. Kala. D M.A., M. Lib. Librarian

DEDICATION-DETARMINATION-DISCIPLINE : PU COLLEGE TEACHING STAFF

The harmony that exists within the minds of individuals will be reflected in a healthy & harmonious society

I strongly believe in the sacred science of daily happenings rather than dreaming for something big to happen instantaneously. The motto of our institution is to pave way for a shining society that practices 'morality' and ethical standards at the highest degree possible by providing sensible & creative talents.

May the Almighty enable everyone associated with the growth of our institution to translate their dreams into reality. Congratulations to the editorial committee of Genesis.

Sri. N. Ganga Narasaiah

President's MessagePresident's Message

The more you enjoy putting in good efforts the greater will be your

happiness of receiving the yield of those efforts

Dear Gangaites, it gives me tremendous pleasure in witnessing the

flow of inherent potentials of our budding authors & artists reflecting in the

pages of Genesis. It is indeed gratifying to acknowledge the fine tune of

harmony & happiness of the editorial board of Genesis in bringing out this

edition in such an elegant form. I wish this publication all success.

Sri. G. Lakshmi Narasimha

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It is better to make use of a chance to change your destiny rather than try to change your chances. Every one has a dream or goal that shapes their life & sparks passion. When we pursue our dreams! We feel greatly honored and empowered. This unbeaten potential in turn connects us to others who share the same thoughts & inspire them to reach their destination. This is no different from the vision statement of Ganga International School & PU College the brain child of Sri. Ganganarasaiah nurtured by Sri. Lakshminarasimha.

We, Gangaites believe in investing our resources & creative forces to enlighten the budding minds to enjoy their stay with us with a sense of pride and contentment. I Director & Principal, who joined this institution on April 25, 2012, am quite optimistic that we will be able to produce revolutionary ideas that can spin new insights and honorable patriotic societal leaders in the days to come.

Through the mighty columns of this edition of Genesis I would like to express my token of affection and gratitude to the management committee and trustee members for their flawless support in materializing the long cherished dream of the local public in a laudable fashion. I do appreciate the team spirit of the council of editors in ensuring the timely publication of Genesis. Very delightfully, let me appreciate the students for showcasing their creativity and imagination in the style of poems, articles, brain teasers, fun track and mathemagic. The magnitude of such a fantastic contribution makes the pages of genesis truly vibrant.

Congrats team 'Genesis'!!! Sri. Partha Sarathi Krishna Iyer

Thus speaks our Director & PrincipalThus speaks our Director & Principal

Life without memory is no life at all. Our memory is our coherence, our reason, our feeling,

even our action. Without it, we are nothing are the words of Luis Burnel. It is a small effort by the

editorial board to keep the dreams of Ganga International School evergreen through Genesis,

which highlights the record of events, celebrations, triumphs of the faculty and students collectively.

Our Honorable President Mr. Ganganarasaiah ventured to make a modest beginning to educate the

local children and Honorary Secretary Mr. Lakshminarasimha, who has been supporting his faculty

and students by his presence in all the events held at Ganga International School. Director &

Principal, Mr. Partha Sarathi Krishna Iyer deserves appreciation for his dynamic leadership in

steering the ship through calm and some times stormy ocean. I thank him and the members of the

editorial board in the painstaking Endeavour in bringing this issue of Genesis

Ms. Kala. DChief Editor

Editorial

EDITORIAL COMMITTEE

WITHOUT YOU, NOT I - SUPPORTING STAFF

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

PILLARS OF GIS

Mrs. Prathibha Bhat

Mrs. Jyothi S

Ms. Kala D

Mr. Naveen

DEVELOPMENT OF GANGA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AND PU COLLEGE: ROAD MAP TO SUCCESS

The future depends on what we do in the

present are the words of the father of our

Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. Ganga International

School was established in the year 2006.

Since its inception, the institution has been

striding towards the progress to achieve the

desired goal. The current academic year

2012-13 has witnessed number of events

within the short span of 6 months. (June-

December 2012).

A total number of 1000 students are

studying in this institution from Montessori to

PU level. The campus enjoys eco-friendly

environment. The institution has provided its

students with all the relevant facilities adequate

to the modern education system. From full

fledged library to the computer lab, from the

science lab to smart classes.

In the academic year 2012-13, to start

with, GIS has provided its students (classes

VI-X) individual copies of The Hindu, NIE

edition, along with the NIE sessions conducted

first and second Saturday of every month

throughout the academic year. This is to

imbibe in students the habit of reading news

paper regularly and update their knowledge

and current affairs.

The timings of the school has been extended by one hour to involve students in different extra-curricular activities like Yoga, Dance, Music, Instrumental, Taekwondo etc., and remedial classes for the slow achievers.

Power Point Presentation is a regular event has been conducted every Saturday by the students. This was introduced as the co-curricular activity to empower students with presentation skills. Display of Bulletin Board Competition between houses has been planned quarterly with different themes. The students and the faculty have been actively involved to exhibit their talent.

To add on, several events of GIS has been

published in the reputed news paper The Hindu,

School Edition. The GIS has lot more plans in

its nut shell in the coming days. Students are

excelling in Sports as well and represented at

District level as well as National Level.

The institution was fortunate enough to

receive the blessings by the centurion G.

Venkatasubbaiah during his visit to the

institution on Enrichment Day. Other eminent

visitors to GIS including Mr. Suchendra Prasad,

Prof. Lakshminarayana Bhatta and Mr.

Sudheendra apprec ia ted the ac t ive

participation of students and teachers in several

activities.

EVENTS@ GIS 2012-13 Event

th thWalkathon for Students from 5 Std. to 10 StandardthCelebration of Father's Day(10 June 2012, Sunday)

Investiture ceremony through election. Election process carried

out during 11-06-2012 to 15.06.2012

RED DAY Celebration by Nursery Section

Interaction Session between Management, Teachers and parents of the classes VIII-X

World Anti-Drugs Day

Power Point Presentation on "A tribute to Kalpana Chawla" by

Anushree and Amrutha of Xth Standard

Power Point Presentation on "Anna Hazare" by Aishwarya and Nivedita of IX & VIIIA respectively

Presentation of Bulletin Board by different houses. (Red, Blue, Green & Yellow) under the theme:

Leaders who made us proud

Power Point Presentation on "Patriotism through sports" by Srinidhi Patil

and Rajesh Jha of X Standard.

Green Day celebration at Nursery section

Enrichment Day (Chief guest Prof. G. Venkatasubbaiah)

Krishna Janmastami

Fancy Dress Competition

Independence Day

Power Point Presentation on "Prof. C.V. Raman" by Kishan, Shruthi and Tanusha of VIII B Standard.

Pookolam : Onam Celebration

Power Point Presentation on "Indian Parliament" by VIIIA & VIII B Students.

Teacher's Day Celebration, Special Invitee Mr. Sudheendra from Hindu

Yellow Day Celebration

Presentation of Bulletin Board, by different houses.

(Red, Blue, Green & Yellow)under the theme : "Great Olympians who made India Proud"

Kannada Rajyothsava

Cooking without fire

Library Day

Rangoli Competation

Children's Day

Galaxy 2012 : Annual Science & Social Exhibition

Inter School Maths Olympiad and Speech competition

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Contribution

Mr. Prashanth

Smile a while, while you smile others smile and soon there will be miles &miles of smile. Smile is the longest word in the English language, because it has a mile between the two S

Smile is a precious & a priceless gift, gifted to us from God. This quality is approved only by the human beings but not found in any other living creature in the world.

A person who smiles always considered as the most charming and attractive person. Such a person is admired and liked by all.

A small, cheerful, genuine smile is enough to deal with a hard, moody and serious person, which does not cost anything, but fetches a lot.

If we are tensed and worried we greet people with a smiling face. A smile gets a smile; smile brings happiness to those around. If we are jolly & fun loving, then we are liked by our peers. So friends keep smiling & it keeps people quizzing, Laughter is the best medicine!!

A smile can say what word cannot. Yes! Truly smile is the noblest quality of one's personality it is naturally the smile which conveys one's love, affection or liking for others. At the very first meeting. Smile signifies sympathy, warmth, interest and understanding.

Well if you want to know the significance of a smile just think back for a moment and recall the person whom you consider as the most charming and acquaintances. Is it possible for you to imagine the person without a smile no, never first think that come to your mind about an individual is his pleasing, attractive and never captivating and never captivating smile . The very first ingredient of charm and attractive personality is a nice, pleasing, happy and genuine smile-a-smile which is perhaps the best agent for making friends and instantly too. The important of smile is great.

All the feelings of pleasure, interest friendliness, respect, regard and willingness are converted by just one small but cheerful smile which cost you nothing of you have to deal with an enemy, moody or a series person. Just talk cheerfully and smile, I assure that your work will be done.

A smile can never go waste on meeting a person; just smile and you will see a reciprocating smile on even an other wise grain face, isn't it great.

The gap dividing yourself and an individual is greatly narrowed, if not completely eliminated, when you make your first impression on an individual with a smiling face, With a smile you win a lasting friend as the favorable first impression can easily be made to last till the end. A smile is like infections and spreads to help create a favorable impact on others.We all know that we know few people around us with just a smile without knowing their name. When we see the same person in unknown place we just cannot control the smile on our face.

At this time I remember what mother Theresa said it is not the magnitude of our actions, but the amount of love that is put into them that matters.

In our life there are many situation that we think again and again. Imagine you met a small child, and the child smiles. Without your knowledge all your 32 teeth are seen if present and what ever daring behavior you may have you cannot control your smile.

It is easy to hurt someone, real thing is you need guts to make some one smile. It will be a big mistake if I did not tell the famous person name and is saying that is the legend Charlie Chaplin.After all this if I have made you to think about all your old days where you smiled and enjoyed the priceless gift of god I think my job of making you smile For a while is done.

As Mathematics is part of everybody's day to day life, in olden days also, there were many well known Indian Mathematicians, amongst them Bhaskara, Chanukya and Srinivasa Rumanujan have made their place in the field of mathematics forever.

ndSrinivasa Ramanujan was born on 22

December 1887, at Erode, Tmilnadu district

and was one of the most outstanding

mathematicians that India has produced. He

contributed to the theory of numbers, continued

fractions, infinite series and mathematical

analysis .He started intuitively complicated

results in mathematics. He was first Indian to

be elected to the Royal society of Londan.He

was recognized by the mathematicians as a

phenomenal genius.

In 1911, he published his first paper in

the journal of Indian Mathematical Society.His

generousness gained him recognition leading

to a special scholarship from Univercity of

Madras and grant from trinity college of

Cambridge Univercity. Ramanujan has

publised several note books . The last book

actually a sheaf of 138 desparate pages,

contains the statements of approximately 650

theorams, all without proofs and clearly

emanates from the last year of Ramanujan's

life . Along with other manuscripts and letters by

Ramanujan found in the libraries at both

Combridge and Oxford. The last book was

published in the year 1988.

Mrs. Anita Deshpande

Ramanujan did not record any of his proofs with

his earlier note book and last note book. There

are perhaps several reasons .He worked

primarily on a slate as paper was expensive.

Thus after rubbing out, his proofs with his

sleeve, he recorded only the final results in his

note book. Speculations about Ramanujan's

method are plentiful. Many have suggested that

he discoverd his results by intuition or by

making deduczt ions f rom numerous

calculations or by inspirations from Goddess

Manager. Despite the lack of rigour at times,

Ramanujan undoubtedly thought and discried

proofs like any other mathematician but with

insights that surpass all but a few of the

greatest mathematicians.

Srinivasa Ramanujan passed away on

April 26, 1920 at the early age of 33 years. In

recognition of his contributions to mathematics,

the Government of India diclared in December

2011 to celebrate Ramanujan's birthday as

National Mathematics day every year on 22

December and declared the year 2012 as the

National Mathematics Year.

GREAT INDIAN MATHEMATICIANSrinivasa Ramanujan

Sir Mokshagundam Visveshwaraiah

was a notable Indian Engineer, scholar,

statesman and the Diwan of Mysore during

1912 to 1918. Visweshwaraiah was born in

1860, in the kingdom of Mysore to a Telugu

Brahmin family of Mokshagundam Srinivasa

Sastry and Venkatalakshmamma in present

day Muddenahalli village. Vishweshwaraiah

lost his father at the age of 15. He enrolled for

primary school in Chikkaballapur and attended

high school in Bangalore. He earned his

Bachelor of Arts from Madras University in 1881

and later studied Civil Engineering at the

prestigious college of Engineering, Pune,

popularly known as COEP.

Upon graduating as an engineer,

Vishweshwaraiah took up a job with Public

Works Department (PWD) of Mumbai and was

later invited to join the Indian Irrigation

Commission. He was a receipient of the Indian

Republics highest honour, the Bharat Ratna, in

1955. He was knighted as a commander of the

British Empire by King George V for his myriad

contributions to the public good.Mrs. Sujatha Amin

SIR. M.VISHVESHWARAIAH

thEvery year, 15 September is celebrated as

'Engineer's Day' in India in his memory. He was

the chief designer of the flood protection system

for the city of Hyderabad, as well as the chief

engineer responsible for the construction of the

Krishna Raja Sagar Dam in Mysore. He was

diwan of Mysore for 7 years and He also

commissioned several new railway lines across

the state. We lost this great engineer on April

th14 , 1962 at his age of 101 years.

M-Man of High Values A-Admired by one and allH-Humbly served the poorA-Active he was, till the lastT-Truth was his lifeM-Made India IndependentA-Avoided personal comforts

G-Genius in all respectsA-Adored by all IndiansN-Noble were his thoughtsD-Donated his life for the nationH-Honest lifeI-Indian he was in all aspect

All hard workers may not be winners, but every winner must be a hard worker.

To live better life, never say bye to one who needs you, never blame the one who really trustyou, and never forget the one who always remembers you.

If we can't be a pencil to write anyone's happiness, we should try to be at least a nice eraser to erase someone's sorrows.

Be soft and cool like a water, so you can adjust anywhere in life. Be tough and attractive likdiamond so no one can play with your emotions.

It is easy to learn something about everything but difficult to learn everything about something.

Mrs. Sujatha Amin

R. K Narayan was an Indian author His fullname was Rasipuram Krishna swami Ayer

Narayanaswami. He is one of the three leading figures of early Indian litrature in English, along with Mulk Raj Anand and Raja Rao. He is creadited with bringing, Indian literature in English to the rest of the world, and is regarded as one of India's greatest English language novelist.

R.K.Narayan was born in Madras his father

was a school head master, and Narayan

spend some of his childhood under the care of

maternal grandmother Parvati. During this

time his best friends and playmates were a

peacock and a mischievous monkey.Narayan broke through with the help of his

mentor and friend.

who was insramental in

getting publishers for Narayan's first four

books, including the semi autobiographical

trilogy of Swami and friends, The Bachelor of

arts & the English teacher Narayan's work

also include The financial expert, hailed as

one of the most original work of 1951, and

Sahitya Academy Award winner the guide,

which was adapted for films in Hindi and

English language. And for Broad way.

The setting for most of narayan's Stories in the

fictional town of malgudi, first introduced in

Swami and friends. His narration highlight

social context and provide a feel for his

characters through everyday life. He has been

compared to that of guy de Maupassant. As

they both have an ability to compress the

narration without losing out on elements of the

story.

Early years (life)

Graham Greene,

Mrs. Virupakshi

Narayan has also come in for criticism for

being too simple in his prose and diction.In writing career that spanned over sixty years.

Narayan received many awards and honours.

These include the A.C. Benson Medal from the

Royal Society of literature and the Parma

Vibhushan, India's Second highest Civilian

award. He was nominated to the Rajya Sabah,

the upper house of the Indian parliaments.

After the English teacher. Narayan's writings

took a more imaginative and Creative external

style compared to the semi autographical tone

of the earlier novels. Mr. Sam path was the first

book exhibiting this modified approach.

His other famous works were: 1. The financial expert 2. Waiting for the Mahatma3. The Guide4. My details dairy5. The man-Eater of Malgudi6. The vendor of sweets7. A Horse and two Goats8. A Tiger for Algoid9. Talketive man.10. Dark room.11. Malgudi Days.

The busy years.

R.K.NARAYANAN THE GREAT INDIAN WHO CONTRIBUTED TO ENGLISH LITERATURE

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Windows 8

Screenshot of the Start Screen in windows 8 RTM (Build 9200)DeveloperMicrosoft Corporation

Website windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/release-preview Releases

Initial release October 26, 2012; 254Stable release 6.2.9200.16384 (RTM) (August 1, 2012License Proprietary commercial softwareKernel type HybridUpdate method Windows UpdatePlatform support IA-32, X86-64, and ARMPreceded by Windows 7Succeeded by Windows Blue [citation needed]

Windows 8 is an operating system produced by Microsoft for use on personal computers,

including home and business desktops, laptops, tablets, and home theatrics.

Development of this operating system started before the release of its predecessor in 2009.Its

existence was first announced in January 2011 at Consumer Electronics Show. During its

development and test phases, Microsoft released three pre-released versions: Developers

Preview (September13, 2011), Consumer Preview (February 29, 2012), and Release Preview

(May 31, 2012). On August 1, 2012, Windows 8 graduated from the development stage and was

release to manufacturing? Windows 8 is slated for general availability on October 26,

2012.Windows 8 introduces significant changes to the operating system's graphical user interface

And platform, such as new interface design incorporating a new design language used by Other

Microsoft products, a new Start screen to replace the Start menu used by previous Versions of

Windows, a new online store that can be used to obtain new applications, along with a new

platform for apps that can provide what developers described as a fast and fluid experience with

emphasis on touch screen input. Additional security failures were also added to the operating

system, such as a built-in antivirus program and a secure boot failure on systems with UEFI

firmware. Secure boot requires the operating system to be digitally signed to protect malware from

infecting the boot process. The implementation of this future has sparked controversy among

supporters of free software. Windows 8 also introduces an editing of the operating system

designed to run on devices that utilize the ARM architecture, known as Windows RT.

LATEST OPERATING SYSTEM WINDOWS 8

DEVELOPMENT HISTORY

Early announcements

Windows 8 development started before Windows 7 had shipped[4] in 2009.In January 2011, at consumer Electronics Show (CES), that Microsoft announced that Windows 8 would be adding support for ARM microprocessors in addition to the x86 microprocessors from Intel ,AMD and VIA. On June 1, 2011, Microsoft officially unveiled Windows 8's new user interface as well as additional futures at the Taipei Complex 2011 in Taipei (Taiwan) by Mike Angelo and at the D9 conference in California (United States) by Julie Larson-Green and Microsoft's Windows President Steven Sinofsky. A month before the BUILD conference was held; Microsoft opened a new blog called Building Windows 8 for users and developers on August15, 2011.Developer Preview

A screenshot of Windows 8 Developer Preview running on a multi-monitor system, showcasing many futures Microsoft unveiled new Windows 8 features and improvements on the first day of the BUILD conference on September 13, 2011.Microsoft also released the windows Developers Preview (build 8102) of Windows 8 the same day, which included SDKs and developer tools (such as Visual Studio Expressed and Expression Blended) for developing applications for Windows 8's new interface. According to Microsoft, there were more than 500,000 downloads of the developer preview within the first 12 hours of its release. The developer Preview also introduced the Start screen. The start button in the desktop opened the start screen instead of the Start menu. On 16 February 2012, Microsoft postponed the expiration date of the developer preview. Originally set to expire on 11 March 2012, this release is now set to expire on 15 January 2013. Hardware requirementsPCs The minimum system requirements for Windows 8 are slightly higher than those of Windows 7. Minimum hardware requirements for Windows 8 Enterprises editionArchitecture IA-32 (32-bit) x86-64 (64-bit)Processor 1 GHz (with PAE, NX and SSE2 support) [71]Memory (RAM) 1GB 2 GBGraphics Card DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM 1.0 or higher driver Storage 20GBTo run Windows Store apps, a screen resolution of 1024x768 or higher is required. a minimum resolution of 1366x768 is required to run their snapping future. To receive logo certification, Microsoft requires that an Intel-compatible system resume from standby in 2 seconds or less.Windows 8 may be run on Hyper- V, VMware Workstation 8.0.2 for Windows, VirtualBox 4.1.8for Windows, Parallels Workstation 6 for windows, Parallels Desktop 4 for Windows, and XenDesktop 5.5 It cannot be run on Microsoft Virtual PC, Windows Virtual PC, Microsoft Virtual Server and VMware workstation v7.x or earlier

Ms. RASHMI

Helen Adams Keller was born on 27 June 1880 in Tuscumbia, a small rural town in North West Alabama, USA. When she was nineteen months old, she fell ill, the doctors of that time called it brain fever and Helen's illness had left her both blind and deaf. By the time Helen was six; her family had become desperate looking after Helen. Then Helen met Anne Sullivan her teacher in 1887, even she had lost majority of her sight at the age of five. Anne taught Helen to finger spell and Helen's behavior did begin to improve.

Helen was the first deaf blind person to enroll at an institution of higher learning, when she was joined Cambridge School for young ladies in 1896. On

th28 June 1904, Helen graduated from Radcliffe College becoming the first deaf blind person to be a Bachelor of Arts degree. In 1964 Helen was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Helen Keller with the help of Anne Sullivan was responsible for the development of technologies and teaching methods for blind and deaf blind individuals exists today.

This is evidence that disability or poverty is not an obstacle for anybody to explore in their life, especially in education. Dr. Abdul Kalam, a living legend belonged to a very poor family rose to the position of the first person of India. It is quite natural to see SSLC/PUC results where in, many students from very poor families and few earn themselves to fulfill their educational needs top the State. These are the role models of Karnataka State.

Parents have a vital role in their child's education. By taking a few simple steps at home they can help the disabled children enjoy school more, improve their studying and homework skills. The parents should be creative enough in creating positive learning environment to make learning fun. Nothing helps a child succeed like an involved parent. A little willingness from a child's parents can work wonders in the classroom.

POVERTY/DISABILITY IS NOT AN IMPEDIMENT TO EXCEL IN EDUCATION

The National Policy on Education (NPE), 1986 and

the Programme of Action (1992) gives the basic

policy framework for education, emphasizing on

correcting the existing inequalities. It stresses on

reducing dropout rates, improving learning

achievements and expanding access to students

who have not had an easy opportunity to be a part

of the general system. The NPE, 1986 envisaged

some measures for integrating of children with

physical and mental handicap with the general

community as equal partners, preparing them for

their normal growth and development and

enabling them to face life with courage and

confidence.

Role of Parents towards disabled Children.

? Parents of a special needed child must

learn their rights and responsibilities first

? The copy of rights can be collected from

State's Department of Education website

? Parents also need to research their child's

school, learn about all the services

provided by the school including classes,

amenities and accessibility

? Maintaining good relationship with the

child's teacher

? Research child's disability

? Consulting other parents who have

experienced the same or similar things

? Find out the support group in the locality

? Parents also need to feel comfortable

letting their child go to school

Role of Schools towards disabled ChildrenThe duties of schools under Part 4 of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (as amended by the Special Educational Needs and Disability Act 2001) are:

? Not to treat disabled pupils 'less favourably' ? To make reasonable adjustments to ensure that disabled pupils are not at a substantial disadvantage compared to their peers ?Promote equal opportunity between disabled people and other people ? promote positive attitudes towards disabled People ? encourage participation by disabled people in public life ? take steps to meet disabled people's needs, even if this requires more favourable treatment

Additionally, schools also have a specific duty to develop, implement and publish in consultation with disabled pupils, staff and parent a disability equality scheme. Schemes should be published in a school's prospectus or on its website and hard copies should be freely available in reception areas. Schemes should be reviewed annually and replaced every three years.

Teachers and parents must identify the talents in the children especially the disabled children and encourage them to get their dreams come true. The race should not be the goal of a child during the learning process; they should enjoy learning in school and from the society. Getting first rank or topping in exams should not be the vision. They should feel every minute of their life and enjoy it and learn from all the moments they encounter.

Helen Keller, Mother Theresa, Dr. Abdul Kalam and many more inspirations are around us. The specialty of these legends is that they are individuals in unanimity. Meaning to say that these legends though look similar in their behavior or qualities, they seem to be individuals to each and every individual. Every individual feels them in his/her own way.

Where there is a Will there is a WayYes, nothing is impossible in life and one should have a clear vision what they want or wish to become in their life, and work towards it continuously and should not stop until they reach the goal. Some Useful websites http://www.ldonline.org/www.aamr.org www.childrensdisabilities.info www.our-kids.org www.ncld.org www.fcsn.org www.supportforfamilies.org Www.nichcy.org

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Jagadguru Swami Bharati Krishna Teerthaji Maharaj established the vedic mathematics system from the ancient vedic text coupled with natural process of mathematical reasoning.

Advantages in the whole system are based on 16 sutras. Based on these sutras , calculations can be done with ease in a fraction of time. The calculations can be carried out mentally.

The students can invent their own methods of calculations and not limited to one correct method. This needs to enhance creativity and intelligence.

Helps a person to solve mathematical problems 10-15 times faster, increases self confidence, visualization power, memory power and concentration.

A trained student can solve the problem in fraction of seconds.

For Eg. 56 Here 5 are same number we have to take the next number of that is 6 x54 x 5 3024 30

5 6 6+4 is (10) 7+3=10 but we have to multiply that x5 430 24

st 63 This technique is ideal for 1 to BE students.x67

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The difference between F A I L U R E and S U C C E S S

If you THINK you are beaten, you are.If you THINK dare not, you don't.If you like to win but THINK you can't its almost sure you won'tIf you THINK you'll lose, you're lostFor out in the world we findSuccess begins with a person's WILLIt's all in the state of MINDLife's battles don't always goTo the stronger or faster man!But sooner or later the one who winsIs the one who THINKS he can.

DISCIPLINE = 100% SUCCESS thD is the 4 letter of English Alphabet

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Are you the type of person who easily gets

influenced by negative advices? Follow this

short self confidence lessonWhen Henry

Ward Beecher was a young boy in school, He

learned a lesson in self confidence which he

never forgot. He was called upon to recite in

front of the class. He had hardly begun when

the teacher interrupted with an emphatic, No!

He started over and again the teacher

thundered, No! Humiliated, Henry sat down.

The next boy rose to recite and had just begun

when the teacher shouted, No! This student,

however, kept on with the recitation until he

completed it. As he sat down, the teacher

replied, Very good!Henry was irritated. I recited just as he did, he

complained to the teacher. But the instructor replied, It is not enough to

know your lesson, you must be sure. When you

allowed me to stop you, it meant that you were

uncertain. If the world says, 'No!' it is your

business to say, 'Yes!' and prove it.Henry Ward Beecher, a prominent

Congregationalist clergyman, social reformer,

abolitionist, and speaker in the mid to late 19th

century.

SELF CONFIDENCE

The world will say, 'No!' in a thousand ways.'No! You can't do that.''No! You are wrong.''No! You are too old.''No! You are too young.''No! You are too weak.''No! It will never work.''No! You don't have the education.''No! You don't have the background.''No! You don't have the money.''No! It can't be done.'

And each 'No!' you hear has the potential toerode your confidence bit by bit until you quitall together. Though the world says, 'No!' toyou today, you should be determined to say, 'Yes!' and prove it! Author: Steve Goodier

Mr. Sidappa

HOPES AND DREAMSYou stand below a darkened cloud,And expect the world to shine on you.You drink the tears of flying birds,And expect the drops to quench the thirst.You hide from shadows cast by light,And yet seek clarity within.You fear the winds that blow with frost,And yet desire to feel refreshed.You stand in illusions of hope and dreams,But never begin to work for them?You do your part,Till you please yourself;And leave the rest to destiny.For you remain what you are,The perfect imperfect man.

Adarsh Sabhlok

The nose has a left and a right side; we use both to inhale and exhale. Actually they are different; you would be able to feel the difference. The right side represents the sun, left side represents the moon. ? During a headache, try to close your right nose and use your left nose to breath. in

about five minutes, your headache will go.? If you feel tired, just reverse, close your left nose and breathe through you right nose. After a while, you will feel your mind is refreshed.? Right side belongs to 'hot', so it gets heated up easily, left side belongs to 'cold'.? Most females breathe with their left noses, so they get "cooled off" faster.? Most of the guys breathe with their right noses, they get worked up.? Do you notice the moment we wake up, which side breathes faster?

If left is faster, you will feel tired. So, close your left nose and use your right nose for breathing, you will get refreshed quickly.

This can be taught to kids, but it is more effective when practiced by adults. My friend used to have bad headaches and was always visiting the doctor.There was this period when she suffered headache literally every night, unable to study. She

took painkillers, did not work. She decided to try out the breathing therapy here: closed her right

nose and breathed through her left nose.In less than a week, her headaches were gone! She continued the exercise for one month. This

alternative natural therapy without medication is something that she has experienced.So, why not give it a try, yourself? It does not cost anything. You may have seen similar process in Yoga.

Left or right??

Mrs. Prathibha

BREATHE YOURSELF HEALTHY

GENETICS:-ARTICLE Each Person is unique, but he or she also inherits

some characteristics and over appearance from his or her

parents. The study of how characteristics are passed on

from parents to offspring is known as genetics and it affects

all forms of life .At the center of the process is the

Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) molecule, which exits inside

every living all and contains a complete chemical code

that controls the way in which life forms are put together

and operate.DNA is composed of genes, and DNA in turn,

makes up chromosomes. All of these microscopic

structures live in the nuclear of cells. A gene is the basic unit

of inheritance, a small segment of a DNA molecule.

There are about 100,000 genes in the 46 human. A

DNA molecule contains all the information required to make

and operate a specific organism.

Mrs. Anjalle Rajan

EGYPT, ANCIENT

*Making a mummy:-They Egyptians first removed the organs and dried out the body with matron. They filled the Body with sawdust or dry leaves, then wrapped the body in bandages.

*Mummification:-Ancient Egyptians believed in life after death. They thought that people had a spirit as well as a body and that for the person to live in the next word, they therefore preserved the body of the death person in the form of a mummy*Mummy cases:-

The Egyptians placed the mummy inside a coffin or a case and put a cover on top. The coffins were decorated with writing, images of gods.

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PRINT MEDIA - A HELPING HAND IN LEARNING

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