IMPORTANCE OF TIME MANAGEMENT

Tanvi Thakkar
10-B

IMPORTANCE OF TIME MANAGEMENT
T-Task I-Immediate M-Management E-Execution ‘Time’ a four letter word but the most important part in one’s life. Some people blame time for not being successful or having poor financial status. All people in the world have the same number of hours in a day but among them only some of them are able to accomplish their goal. Time Management provides a systematic working set up which helps us to knock the door of success without struggle or may be with lesser struggles. Time Management is very important in one’s life to be successful.After getting up in the first thing you should do is to ‘eat the frog’, here the frog is the most important task to be achieved by you in that day of 24 hours.Remember that successful people are those who base their output on timekeeping ensuring that every minute counts! The four days of holidays could be a blessing from Lord Ganesha if well executed not only to manage time well during exam but also to manage time and find’ME TIME’.


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Line of Control

Amrit Jangra
10

Line of Control
The zebra crossings stop me,
People teach me religion,
when they haven’t read it themselves,
My thoughts are dwindling.
Everything seems so scary,
And uncertainty haunts my mind;
As I yearn to move forward.


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The Inside View

Lavanya Birla
8-B

The Inside View

Every laughing heart Has a broken soul inside
Every crying part Has a joyous scream inside
The world does not depend on eyes
It depends on the inside view
It should not depend on lies
It depends on the truth
Exile is not a chance
Depression, not a solution
By just a glance We can figure out right and wrong
Every touching move can fix a broken heart
Every little act can make a smile
It all depends on your art, Your grace and your style ?? Thank you??


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The God of Beginnings

Gaayatri Pradeep
10-B

The God of Beginnings
Lord Ganesha is one of the most admired and widely worshiped deities in Hindu culture. He is the God of success and the God of Beginnings.The story of how lord Ganesha acquired his elephant head is very well known, he was following his mother; Parvati’s orders which were to not let anyone disturb her bath and while complying with this order, Ganesha ended up enraging Lord Shiv who in his divine fury severed the boy’s head with his Trishul, killing him instantly. We all know what happened later, in order to breathe new life into Ganesha the head of a baby elephant was placed onto the boy’s body. He was declared as Gajanana and was given the status of being foremost among the gods and leader of all the ganas, namely ‘ Ganapati’. I think we are so attached to him because of this story because often at some point of our life we have all been misunderstood and blamed wrongly when we were indeed doing the right thing. This story speaks of right prevailing over wrong, and second chances. It wasn’t right of Lord Shiva to punish Ganesha for simply doing what he was told to do and eventually, Ganesha was revived and he became known and loved for doing exactly what had gotten him killed in the first place. He stood up against Lord Shiva, the most powerful being ; just because he had given his word to Goddess Parvati. Had anyone else been in Lord Ganesha’s place, they would have let Lord Shiva pass without even hesitating; simply out of fear. Ganesha’s show of sincerity and willingness to do the right thing is why he is the god of beginnings, Every new beginning begins with us trying to do the right thing; forgiving ourselves for having done wrong before and moving on. We celebrate Lord Ganesha’s birth, not just because he is a great deity and is loved by all but because he reminds us that having integrity will always take us the right places, even if it seems like theres no other road ; if you are doing the right thing with an honest and sincere mind ; you will always prevail.


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FRIENDSHIP

Shashank Shenoy
10-B

FRIENDSHIP, a topic that i always ponder about ,even though it is not a topic that gains or needs attention .But i really want to know what is true friendship and who really is a true friend??? When i ask some of my friend ,teachers,classmates and elders ,who do you think is a friend ? Best friend ? I get a variety of answers ,of course ,some are elder and younger to me ,so they have more or less knowledge of life .Elders say “A friend is the one who helps you in need “but it is not necessary that every body who helps you is your friend,it might be their duty ,their payback , a favour or their mood . Another group says that ” A friend is the one who never ever leaves you and is just like your shadow ” but from my point of view SHADOW appears only when you are in presence of light .Imagine your success party when you are with friends, enjoying ,you have money ,but do you really think that they would be with you in your bad times. A thousand people come for wedding reception but a small part of them come when you depart from the world .Given a burger ,invitation for a party, is not friendship but just accompany in happiness . Addiction ,a major topic hotly discussed and mentioned in books etc .Can a bad company be a reason for it ?,a Fake friend arch rival ,who might have ruined his life due to addiction ,might also want you to accompany him ,but why will you not join him there ? A few people ,smart enough , might understand but a few will surrender and become just like those !!.Again,my curiosity for getting my answer ,made me ask this question to our most famous ” Google ” ,who gave me hundreds of answer ,but those not at all satisfied me .Coming to tradition & culture ,i found Srimad Bhagwat Gita as something which can answer me ,and alas i got something to know .I think krishna is a good friend to arjun . But he was a god .How can we be like him ?It is just a tale ,how can it define friendship ? Krishna was the only one who made arjun fight for himself and take stand for his rights against the Kauravas whereas for arjun it seemed no way in killing his cousins and relatives .But which cousins ,which RELATIONS ? The one which harassed their own sister in law Draupadi .He made him clear about his purpose of life and made him realise his worth, is this not a true friend? Some of us ,in place of krishna,might give up ,with a fear that friendship might break but we wont stop him from doing wrong either we will support .We see many of our old people saying ” GHOR KALYUG” ,Yes it is ,in todays world no one could be trusted upon ,all are self centered were there is no worth for your care ,love and feelings you have for a person who you think is your friend .He will definitely like a company of the ones who will give him pleasure but doesn’t know that you might be the only one standing besides him in danger , is it friendship ?Never ,friendship is mutual ,his intention is to take advantage ,that’s what he is getting but what you get is just hurt !!! Let me bring you to a classified form of friendship : Unconditional and Trading .The former ,rest with those with spiritual minds who will be friends without any condition ,helping you but we won’t value, so they will be silently watching you, ( A true friends silence hurts more than harsh words of enemy ) and you will only make him be the latter one ,trader ,simply TIT FOR TAT friend ,even though this is not good but in regards of exchange of love ,care it stands justified. Sometimes ,the people who are thousand miles away from you can make you feel better than the people who are right besides you .A time comes when your efforts overcome your patience ,you shall fight with your friend ,he might tag you “Attention Seeker” ,”Complicator” etc but he won’t realize your worth , no one realises the value of water until the well is dry ,you will get hurt but think always you deserve someone better ,you are just like the coal which can turn to diamond but only condition is TIME .Mirror ,what you see is what it reflects ,can a friend be so ? Without any fear ,telling you the truth and improving you ,helping you in need .At last ,it is a boon to get a good friend and a pleasure to be one.


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Teacher

Rahul
10-B

Teacher

The importance of a teacher (guru) in the life of a person can be well understood by the above-mentioned couplet by Saint Kabirdas. Ancient Indian civilization has always given utmost respect and importance to the role of a teacher in our lives. For the same reason, mother is accorded the status of the first teacher of a child. Undoubtedly, teaching is a noble profession and the most influential job in the world. The contribution of a teacher in shaping the mind, thought process and knowledge is indelible in the life of a student. Teachers play a very significant role in imparting good values to children and turning them into responsible citizens. Teachers’ Day in India is celebrated on 5th September as a mark of respect to commemorate the memory of the second President of India, Dr. S. Radhakrishnan. He was an erudite scholar, an evocative philosopher, a dedicated teacher and a far-sighted leader. In 1962, he became the President of India. In 1965, his birthday was officially celebrated by many of his precocious students as ‘Radhakrishnan Day’. He did not like this self-eulogy, and while addressing the gathering, instead, advised the organizers to celebrate his birthday as Teachers’ Day, as a mark of respect for all the teachers. He wanted his birthday to be celebrated as a day of tribute to the greatest teachers of the country. Since 1967, 5th September is the chosen day for Teacher’s Day celebration in India. Dr. Radhakrishnan often said that any human activity is significant only if we are able to touch another life for good. A teacher is privileged to actually shape another life. In his book titled, “Political Thinkers of Modern India”, he signified the importance of teachers and education in a country like India, when democracy was still in its nascent stage. “A life of joy and happiness is possible only on the basis of knowledge and science” was famously said by this greatest teacher of India whose birthday is now a huge celebration day in every school and college of the country. He emphasized the role of teachers in nation-building and advocated high respect for teachers. He was one of the greatest stalwarts of Indian Philosophy and wrote many books, including the very famous book on Bhagvad Gita. In this book, he defined a teacher as “The one who emphasizes on presentation to converge different currents of thoughts to the same end”. In 1952, Dr. Radhakrishnan was chosen to be the Vice President of the Republic of India and in 1962, he was elected for the highest office of the state, as President of India. He was among the first 3 recipients of Bharat Ratna, highest civilian honour, in the very first year 1954, along with Sir. C. Rajagopalachari and Sir C.V. Raman.


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Discipline

Abhay
10-B

In a sky full of stars, in a head full of dreams have you ever imagined a World without discipline. Having a life without discipline is just like a pen without ink or a body without soul. Today we live in a world, where is life is our sight then discipline must be its shadow. Discipline regulates human mind and behaviour. It can convert an animal to human or human to an animal. The first thing that person searches for judging you is discipline ,which will create an impression in their mind. It is necessary in one’s life because no matter how much intelligent you are success will touch your feet only when you follow the principles of discipline. From a student to an army officer, from getting admission in school till getting a job, everything that matters is having discipline to become it. Friends all you must do is, concentrate, follow up your mind, respect everyone and pay gratitude to what you have and the aftermath will be success in the end. I would like to conclude that follow discipline like a teachers lesson Wendy Zeppelin would be directly proportional to success.


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Marketing Land

Rahul Tulsian
10-B

Marketing Land

Marketing Land provides a lot of quality content on different topics and industry news. From updates in content management systems, to new features on social media platforms, their posts are informative and relevant. Recently some of their posts covered the CES Tech event in Las Vegas by posting panel discussions and blogging about different topics that were covered throughout the event. This live blog allowed people, who may not have been able to make it to the actual event, stay informed and become a part of the discussion even though they were not in attendance. Their blog lets you interact with various industry leaders, while providing their audience with content that is engaging and educational.


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Simile Poem on My Favourite Animal

Devmani Jha
4-D

Simile Poem on My Favourite Animal

I am a butterfly,
and my wings are like a paper,
as colourful as the rainbow;
and my eyes are like the marbles,
as bulbous as the bubbles;
and I fly like a cloud,
as smooth as butter.


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I AM FINALLY ME

Zoya Mukri
8-D

I AM FINALLY ME

Earlier I was afraid to do many things in my life,
I was so afraid to even get a hold of knife.
Earlier I had stage fright,
now when I go to stage it feels so right.
It was meant to be,
and now I am finally me.
I knew that a day like this had to come,
and my heart is beating like a drum.
I was afraid to swim in a pool,
now I think swimming is so cool.
I want to say this to you,
that there is nothing I can’t do.
First I was really very shy,
now I had said shyness goodbye.
I am so glad it was meant to be,
that now I am finally me.


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