Geofest 2006 - City Montessori School

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December 2006
Issue No. 8
Quanta 2006 brings children of 22 countries
together on global platform
Aro und 500 budding
sci enti sts, sci enti sts and
experts from 22 countries
including Austria, Brazil,
Bulgaria, Czech Republic,
Finland, Hong Kong, Iran,
Macedonia, Malaysia, Nepal,
Nigeria, Pakistan, Poland,
Russia, Singapore, Slovakia,
So uth Korea, Sri Lanka,
Thailand, Ukraine, USA and India
came together on a global platform
to compete in various competitions Young scientists from Russia expressing their
views at Quanta Press Conference
held at the 4-day International
Science Festival ‘Quanta-2006’
the world closer and afford them an
organised by CMS, Chowk. Different opportu nity to exchange their
interactive competitions were organised experiences, knowledge and views on
with the aim of bringing the children of various matters of human interest.
see details on page 4
Russian and Indian students win honours at
International Astronomy Olympiad
Around 300 students of various
countries of the world including
Russia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic
and variou s st ates of India
participated in the 7th International
Astronomy Olympiad organized by
CMS Chowk at CMS Kanpur Road
auditorium.Renowned astronomers
and scientists of various countries
delivered illuminating lectures at the
olympiad. The global event was
Young astronomers with renowned astronomer, inaugurated by the Chief Guest, Mr
Arcady Brook from Russia.(details
Dr Tarun Sauradeep from Pune
on page 4)
Former CJ Mr Justice V N Khare to inaugurate the
Chief Justices' Conference on 8 December
Former President of Mauritius arriving as special guest
Chi ef Justi ces, Judges, legal
luminaries and renowned peace promoters
from 88 countries of the world will
assemble on a common platform to hold
discussions and find solutions to formulate
and enforce int ernational l aws for
safeguarding the future of the 2 billion
children of the world and to strengthen
the United Nations Organization. These
eminent personalities are arriving here at
Lucknow to part icipate in t he 7 th
International Conference of Chief Justices
of the World being organized by City
Montessori School, Lucknow from 8th
December 2006. The conference will be
inaugurated by the former Chief Justice
of India, Hon'ble Mr Justice V N Khare
while Hon'ble Mr Justice P N Bhagwati,
former CJ India and Chairman, Human
Rights Committee, Geneva will preside
over the inaugural ceremony and Hon'ble
Justice C G Weeramantry, former Vice
President, International Court of Justice
and former Judge, Sri Lanka, will deliver
the keynote address. Former President of
Mauritius, Hon'ble Mr Cassim Uteem is
specially arriving here to attend the
Conference.
Resolve for a clean and green earth at
Geofest International 2006 by CMS Mahanagar
Students of Pakistan, Nepal,
Sri Lanka, Mauritius and India
participat ed i n the fi ve-day
International Geography Olympiad
Geofest-2006, organized by CMS,
Mahanagar(III) at CMS, Kanpur
Ro ad audit oriu m from 5 to 9
November 2006. The grand festival
was inaugurated by Mary Lee Elden,
renowned geographer and Director,
National GeographyOlympiad, USA
while Municipal Commissioner, Mr Ms Mary L Elden, Director, National Geography
Ram Bodh Maurya, gave away the Olympiad, USA, inaugurating Geofest 2006
prizes. (see details on page 3)
SAARC Youth Fest sends message of unity
CMS Rajajipuram organises International Youth Fest
Students from 70 schools and
col leges o f USA, Germany,
Canada, England, Denmark,
Austral ia,
Paki stan,
Iran,
Philippines, Sweden, Yorkshire,
Costa Rica, Singapore, Indonesia,
Dubai, Bhutan, Brazil, Columbia,
Sri Lanka, South Africa, Taiwan,
Thailand, P ortu gal, Nepal and
various states of India participated
in the International Youth Festival
Mayor of Lucknow, Mr Dinesh Sharma and
organised by CMS, Rajajipuram on
Mr G.G. Gulati, Editor, United Bharat,
11 November at the scho ol
inaugurating the festival
premises. The Mayor of Lucknow,
while, Mr Girdhar Gopal Gulati, Editor,
Dr Dinesh Sharma, i naugurat ed t he United Bharat, gave away the prizes.
International Youth Fest and Exhibition
see results on page 6
Minister in President's Office, South Africa,
H.E. Mr Esso Pahad admiring the posters
CMS, Rajendra Nagar(III)
organised SAARC Youth Festival on
10 November. Over 2000 entries
from Pakistan, Maldives, Bhutan,
Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal and
India were received for various
competitions. Chief Guest, Mr R
K Mi ttal, IAS, Co mmissio ner,
Lucknow Division honoured the
pri ze winners. Mini ster in
President’s Office, South Africa,
H.E . Mr Esso Pahad was the
special guest.(results on page 6)
CMS delegations return from Japan and Indonesia
Beg and Ayushi Singh for Mathematics
Olympiad.
Eureka International reveals an ocean of talent
Eureka 2 006, an international
festival organised by CMS, Anand
Nagar, from 24 to 27 November
revealed high literary and cultural
talents of participants. Students of
Iran, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka
and India parti cipated in t his
event.It was a unique event
organised for the primary and
junior level students.
see details on page 7
RESULTS
Team leaders lighting the lamp of learning
International Sports
Olympiad EXSPO 2006
organised by CMS, RDSO
(28 October to 1 November)
on page 5
&
World Peace Festival
organised by CMS, Indira Nagar
(27 to 29 October)
on page 8
IYMC 2006 begins
on 1 December
CMS, Gomtinagar, is organising the
2nd International Young Mathematicians’
Convention (IYMC) at World Unity
Convention Centre, CMS, Kanpur Road ,from
1 to 4 December 2006. Over 500 young
mathematicians from 13 countries of the
world including Nepal, Egypt, Iran, South
Korea, Thai land, Bu lgaria, Russia,
England, So uth Afri ca, Bhut an,
Philippines, Nigeria and various states of
India are participating in this Convention.
A 9-member delegation of CMS, Jopling
Road and Gomtinagar participated in the 3rd
International Mathematics and Science
Ol ympi ad ( IMSO) or gani zed by the
Directorate of Kindergarten and Primary
Schools Department of Education, Indonesia
at Jakarta, Indonesia. Members included :
Principal, CMS, Jopling Road, Mrs Manju
Nautiyal (leader), teachers, Mrs Kahkashan
Saleem and Ms Vaishali Bharadwaj (deputy
leaders) and students, Vedansh Singh,
Damini Rani Shankar and Tanya Anshu for
Science Olympiad and Shashwat, Shahnoor
The del egation to J apan, which
represented India at the International Youth
Forum 2006 held at Tokyo, Japan under the
aegis of Goi Peace Foundation, Japan in
cooperation with UNESCO Asia Pacific
Cultural Centre, comprised Senior Principal
of CMS, Rajendra Nagar, Ms Sudersh Kaur
and two student members, Priyanka Singh
of CMS, Kanpur Road and Saurabh Singh
of CMS, Gomtinagar.
on
TIPS ON HEALTHY LIVING
page 7
By Dr Amitabh Pandit
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MR JAGDISH GANDHI
Founder-Manager, CMS everyday on
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DECEMBER 2006 (2)
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dated November 12, 2006:
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Programme begins with: Signature Tune, Vandana (from various religions), Thought for the day/Amrit Vichar and Zodiac Zoom
01.12.2006 (Friday)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Special Feature, CMS
News, Sargam, Raag Jai Jaiwanti, Job Watch,
Computer Studies: Introduction To MS- Access,
My Dream, Economics: Meaning & Characteristics
Of Public Enterprises, Biology: Water
Management In Animals & Plants, Young Talents
02.12.2006 (Saturday)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein, TeacherParents Interaction, Glimpses Of International
Events, “Hello! CMS FM”, Personality Development
03.12.2006 (Sunday)
Rhyme Time, Doctor-Parents Dialogue, Flash
Back, Aaina-e-Lucknow, Fire Side Stories, Career
Junction, Discover India, Dadi Ki Kahaniyan, FM
Mehmaan
04.12.2006 (Monday)
Special Feature On Constitution Day, Maths:
Special Products In Algebra, CMS News, Science:
First Aid, Lucknownama, Aao Batein Karein,
English: Auxiliary Verbs, Hindi: Balkrishna Rao’s
Poem, Biology: Response & Coordination In
Animals & Plants, Personality Development
05.12.2006 (Tuesday)
Rhyme Time, English: Punctuation, Maths: Ratio
& Proportions, An Apple A Day, CMS News,
Sargam, Raag Jai Jaiwanti, Special Feature,
Chemistry: Acid, Bases & Salts, Science: The
Respiratory System, Economics: The Advantages
& Disadvantages Of Public Enterprises, Biology:
The Excretion In The Human Body & Plants
06.12.2006 (Wednesday)
Story Time, Value Based Teaching, English:
Punctuation, CMS News, Body Bhasha, Aao
Batein Karein, Economics: Different Forms Of
Public Enterprises, Science: The Respiratory
System, Biology: Transportation & Circulation In
Human Beings, Personality Development
07.12.2006 (Thursday)
Rhyme Time, Hindi, English, CMS News, Science:
The Nervous System & Sense Organs, Rang
Manch, Maths: Ratio & Proportions, Value Based
Teaching, My Dream, Personality Development,
Bio-technology: The Production Of Bio-diesel From
Jatropha Plant, Biology: Reproduction In Animals
& Plants
08.12.2006 (Friday)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Bollywood Yadein,
CMS News, Sargam, Raag Kalingra, Job Watch.
Special Feature, Commerce: The Functions Of
Indian Small Industries Corporation, Science: The
Nervous System & Sense Organs, Economics:
Different Forms Of Public Enterprises
09.12.2006 (Saturday)
Rhyme Time, Fm Team Aapke Ghar Mein, TeacherParents Interaction, An Apple A Day, Hamare Parv
Aur Tyohar, Glimpses Of International Events,
“Hello! CMS FM”, Personality Development
10.12.2006 (Sunday)
Back, Aaina-e-Lucknow, Career Junction,
Feature: Human Rights Commission-Manavta Ki
Aviral Yatra, Discover India, Dadi Ki Kahaniyan,
FM Mehmaan
11.12.2006 (Monday)
Story Time, Feature: UNICEF, CMS News,
Bollywood Yadein, Lucknownama, Economics:
The Forms Of Business Organization, My Dream,
Commerce: Types Of Mutual Funds & Their
Advantages, Biology, History: The Kingdom Of
North India
12.12.2006 (Tuesday)
Rhyme Time, English, Economics: The Forms Of
Business Organization, An Apple A Day, Cms
News, Sargam, Raag Kalingra, Computer
Science: Using Scanners & Digital Cameras, Our
Forum, My Dream, Geography: Basic Concepts
Of Geography, Commerce: Meaning & Types Of
Market, History: The Kingdom Of South India
Story Time, Science: Safety Measures During
Disasters, Economics: The Forms Of Business
Organization, CMS News, Body Bhasha, Aao
Batein Karein, Computer Science, Maths: The
Usefulness Of Factors In Algebra, My Dream,
Geography: Basic Concepts Of Geography,
Biology: The Circulatory System, Commerce:
Meaning & Types Of Market
14.12.2006 (Thursday)
Rhyme Time, Hindi: Panchvati Me Laxman, Special
Feature, CMS News, Environment Science: Acid
Rain, Rang Manch, Maths: Vectors, Value Based
Teaching, My Dream, Health Science: The
Importance Of Onion, Commerce: The Mutual
Funds, Science: Nutrition
15.12.2006 (Friday)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Personality
Development, Special Feature On The Death
Anniversary Of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel, CMS
News, Sargam, Raag Ramkali, Job Watch,
Science, Value Based Teaching, My Dream,
Commerce: The Working Of U.T.I., Biology: Healthy
Eyes, Young Talents
16.12.2006 (Saturday)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein, TeacherParents Interaction, An Apple A Day, Hamare Parv
“Hello! CMS FM”, Personality Development
17.12.2006 (Sunday)
Bollywood Yadein, Doctor-Parents Dialogue,
Flash Back, Aaina-e-Lucknow, Fire Side Stories,
Career Junction, Discover India, Dadi Ki
Kahaniyan, FM Mehmaan
18.12.2006 (Monday)
Story Time, English: The Affirmative And Negative
Sentences, Biology: Healthy Eyes, CMS News,
Commerce: The Functions Of National Industrial
Development Corporation, Lucknownama,
Computer Science: Introduction To SQL, Great
Personality, History: Social Reform Movements
In India, Health Science: The Importance Of Lauki
19.12.2006 (Tuesday)
Rhyme Time, English: Common Confusable
Words, An Apple A Day, CMS News, Sargam,
Raag Ramkali, Our Forum, Bio-technology, Civics:
My Dream, Health Science: The Importance Of
Chilly, Geography: Constitution Of The Earth’s
Interior, Economics: The Forms Of Business
Organization
Story Time, English: Common Confusable Words,
Cms News, Body Bhasha, Aao Batein Karein,
Computer Science, Value Based Teaching,
Geography: Origin Of The Earth, Biology: The
Functions Of Excretory Organs, Mathematics:
The Algebraic Expression.
21.12.2006 (Thursday)
Rhyme Time, Hindi, English: Common Confusable
Words, CMS News, Health Science: The
Importance Of Jeera, Rang Manch, Maths:
Problems Based On Time, Speed & Distance,
Value Based Teaching, My Dream, Geography:
Origin Of The Earth, Biology: The Functions Of
Excretory Organs
22.12.2006 (Friday)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Maths: Problems
Based On Time & Work, CMS News, Sargam,
Raag Vibhas, Job Watch, Science, Personality
Development, My Dream, Commerce: Working &
Management Of The State Finance Corporation,
Geography: Origin Of The Earth, Young Talents
23.12.2006 (Saturday)
Rhyme Time, Fm Team Aapke Ghar Mein, TeacherParents Interaction, An Apple A Day, Special
Programme On Farmer’s Day, Glimpses Of
International Events, “Hello! CMS FM”, Personality
Development
24.12.2006 (Sunday)
Mehmaan
25.12.2006 (Monday)
Story Time, Feature On Christmas, CMS News,
Maths: The Unitary Method & It’s Application,
Lucknownama, Great Personality, Geography, My
Dream, Hindi, Biology, Economics: The
Advantages & Disadvantages Of Cooperative
Societies
26.12.2006 (Tuesday)
Rhyme Time, English, Maths: Profit & Loss, An
Apple A Day, CMS News, Sargam, Raag Vibhas,
Aao Batein Karein, Literacy Today, Biology:
Structure Of Leaf, Geography, My Dream,
Science: The Human Body And It’s Functions,
Chemistry: Allotropes Of Carbon, Economics: The
Need Of Cooperative Societies
Story Time, Bollywood Yadein, English, CMS
News, Body Bhasha: The Essence Of Personality,
Aao Batein Karein, Computer Science, Maths,
My Dream, Hindi, Economics: The Joint Stock
Company & It’s Features
28.12.2006 (Thursday)
Rhyme Time, Hindi, English, CMS News, Science,
Rang Manch, Maths, Value Based Teaching, My
Dream, Geography: Earth’s Movements, Biology:
The Importance Of Cytogenetics, Economics: The
Merits & Demerits Of Joint Stock Company
29.12.2006 (Friday)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, CMS News, Sargam,
Raag Sohni, Job Watch, Science, Personality
Development, My Dream, Geography: The Soil
Erosion & Conservation, Biology: Basic
Properties Of Life, Young Talents
30.12.2006 (Saturday)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein, TeacherParents Interaction, An Apple A Day, Hamare Parv
“Hello! CMS FM” Personality Development
31.12.2006 (Sunday)
Mehmaan
Every programme concludes with: Words of wisdom by Mr Jagdish Gandhi, CMS Songs/Geet and next day's Highlights
“Live your beliefs and you can turn the world around.” —Henry David Thoreau
CMS BULLETIN - GEOFEST 2006
DECEMBER 2006 (3)
International Geography Olympiad 'Geofest 2006'
organised by CMS, Mahanagar (III)
'How much geography do you know?'
asks quizmaster Barry O' Brien
Yo ung geography enthusiast s representi ng
prestigious schools of Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan,
Mauritius and various states of India expressed the view
that the welfare of human race was possible only when
man lived in harmony with his natural environment.
Through their participation in the 5-day 5th International
Geography Olympiad organized by CMS,
Mahanagar(III), the young geographers from India and
abroad called upon the people to save humanity by
keeping the earth clean, green and prosperous. These
700 geography students, teachers and experts had arrived
here from 84 different schools of the world to participate
in Geofest-2006 organized at the World Unity Convention
Centre, CMS Degree College, Kanpur Road from 5 to 9
November 2006.
‘Geofest-2006’ was inaugurated in a grand way on
5 November 2006. Chief Guest, Ms Mary Lee Elden,
renowne d ge ogra pher and Directo r, Natio nal
Geography Olympiad, USA lit the lamp of learning to
inaugurate the function. Teams from 84 schools of India
and abroad were introduced at the opening ceremony.
CMS st udents presented a scintill ating cu ltural
programme. During the next four days these students
participated in a series of exciting events and spread the
message of green and clean earth and peace and unity in
the whole world.
Addressing the students from various countries at
the inaugural ceremony, Ms Elden said that CMS is
worthy of high praise for its laudable initiative of
organizing this international level geography contest. She
said that the society had high expectations from these
young geography enthusiasts and they should rise to
the occasion to fulfill their moral duty of keeping the
earth green and glowing. The Principal of CMS
Mahanagar and Convener of Geofest 2006, Mrs Prema
Subramaniam, said that the purpose of organizing this
Geography Olympiad is to awaken the students towards
keeping the earth clean and green. At the same time, it
aims at developing students’ skills and confidence for
participating in the coming International Geography
Olympiad. E xtending a warm welcome to t he
participating students’ teams, scientists and experts from
India and abroad, CMS Founder, Mr Jagdish Gandhi
said that through intermingling of thoughts and ideas,
this International Geography Olympiad will encourage
the feelings o f Wo rld Peace, World Uni ty and
brotherhood. The competitions held at Geofest 2006
included Geotalk, Create Your Taste, Voice and Vision,
Geotech, Paste Your Taste, Catchy Caption, Through
the lens’ Eye, Geoquiz, Model Display, Model Making
etc. The contests began with a lively Geotalk Debate on
Display of talents at collage contest
the topic ‘Urbanization is a blessing.’ This highly
interest ing and informat ive debate was very ably
conducted and chaired by Mr Carlyl Mac Farland. In
the junior section, a wonderful collage contest, ‘Create
Your Taste’ was organized on the topic ‘Contribution of
Collage industry in protection of environment.’ Around
84 students participated in it.
In Voice and Vision contest, the teams formed
choreographic groups and presented a musical saga with
dance and music melting together on the theme ‘Trees
adorn the earth.’ Debate held on the topic ‘Human
Geography rather than physical and regional geography
needs greater attention’ was equally interesting. Young
geo graphers’ expressed thei r vi ews with great
confidence. Mr Carlyl Mac Farland chaired the debate
with great expertise throwing in expert comments at the
end and lacing it with his quick wit and humour.
In the Geotech competition, the students made
Geo scientists at work
multimedia presentation on the topic ‘The Ever-expanding
universe’ and threw light on the latest discoveries in space
research. They exhibited extra-ordinary enthusiasm and
a desire to do something new in this field. In Paste Your
Taste (Collage) contest organized for seniors, the topic
was ‘The economic development of your nation.’
Students of various countries went all out to highlight
the progress made by their country in different sectors
of the economy. They gave full expression to their
thoughts and ideas and revealed profound knowledge
and understanding. In Catchy Caption (slogan writing)
contest, around 87 teams jumped into the fray. They
made interesting slogans on the topic ‘Green Wealth for
Good Health.’ The slogans were well decorated with
pictures. In ‘Through the lens’ eye’ contest, there were
79 teams comprising 2 members each. Each team had
to submit 2 photographs whi ch the children had
themselves shot. The photographs were accompanied
by a write-up exceeding not more than 150 words. The
Mo del Display Cont est saw 42 students' teams
participating, each represented by 2 students. The
students had to assemble and display their self-made
useful models on rain water harvesting. In the Model
Making Contest for juniors, as many as 85 teams
participated. There were 2 students in each team. The
students used paper, cloth, cotton, colours etc with clay,
plaster of paris and water to make their models in the
sand trays provided to them. The topic was ‘Landforms
made by tectonic movements’. Renowned academicians
and experts judged the various events. The International
Geography Olympiad concluded with a grand prize
distribution ceremony organized at the venue on 9
December. Chief Guest of the ceremony, Mr Ram Bodh
Maurya, Municipal Commissioner, Nagar Nigam,
Lucknow, gave away the prizes to the winners.
Results
Catchy Caption (Juniors)
First
Nitin & Vlbhasha
Second
Akansha Sharma
Vinay Seth
Third
Shreya Narang
Sumedha Rai
Co ns.
Tanya Paul
Nitica Sakharwade
Create Your Taste (Juniors)
First
Divya Verma
Divya Prab hakar
Second
Tarun Gup ta
Ritika Kohli
Third
Tanya Paul
Nitica Sakharwade
Co ns.
Pragya Rai
Sho bhit Maheshwari
Model Making (Juniors)
First
Shubhendu P. Singh
Aishwarya Ag arwal
Second
Deepak Kumar
Rahat Ali
Third
Tanya Ve rma
J. Akhila
Co ns.
Fatima Jaffar
Sandra Riaz
Sunbeam Schoo l, Bhagwanpur,Varanasi
Bal Bharti Public School, Pitampura Delhi
St. Anthony’s Junior College, Agra
Ryan International Schoo l, Noida
Co ns.
Geo Talk
First
Second
Third
Co ns.
Apeejay School, New Delhi
St. Mark’s Sr. Sec. Public School, Delhi
Sunbeam School, Lahartara, Varanasi
D.A.V. Public School, Korba
Jawahar Navod aya Vid yalaya,Sultanp ur
The Lords International School, Pakistan
National Geography Olympiad
First
Deepak Kr Singh
St John’s Dlw Varanasi
Second
Shobhit Shubhankar St John’s Dlw Varanasi
Third
Prasoon Shukla
CMS Kanpur Road
Through The Lens Eye (Juniors)
First
Dilan Herath
D.S. Senanayake College, Colombo,
Dinuka Gunawardana Srilanka
Second
Arpit A Prasad
Sunbeam School, Varuna, Varanasi
Saket Shukla
Third
Somy A Sharma
S.D. Public School, Muzaffarnagar
Geo Talk
First
Second
Third
Co ns.
Prateek Sharma
Rajat Singla
Avni Garg
Third
St. Xavier’s High School, Panchkula
(Group-A) — Seniors
Amrisha Tripathi
Lucknow Public School, Lucknow
Salam Khan
La Martiniere College, Lucknow
Aayush Jain
Manav Sthali School, New Delhi
Shubhika Bilgrami
Bhawan’s BP Vidya Mandir, Nag pur
(Group-B) — Seniors
Ramandee p Neetu Yadavindra Public School, Mohali
Soumya B. Iyer
Anandalaya, Anand
Ne ha Bhatiya
St. Anthony’s Junior Collage, Agra
Disha Chand ra
Geo Tech (Seniors)
First
Akash Gupta
Chakresh K. Singh
Second
Mad hav Bhag at
Utsav Dangh
Third
Akash Dixit
Anrit Tib rewal
Co ns.
Satyam Shakher
Mayank Tiwari
Paste Your Taste (Seniors)
First
Renuka Toppo
Soumyashree Patel
Second
Salman Khan
Arp an Agarwal
Third
Pratee k Mahe shwari
Mad hav Bhag at
Co ns.
Aleeza Tauseef
Atiqa Hassan
Bal Bharti Public School, New Delhi
Puranchandra Vjdyaniketan, Kanpur
St. Peter’s College, Agra
Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Kanpur
CMS Kanpur Road
Delhi Public School Korba Chha Tisgargh
Lamartiniere Colle ge, Lucknow
St. Peter’s College, Agra
Co ns.
Krishna Singhania
Ap urva Verma
Pallavimavle
Nitesh Rao
Geo Quiz (Seniors)
First
B Vishwanath
Ankit Verma
Second
Akash Dixit
Ankit Tib rewal
Third
Pranav Se thi
Priyanka Sho keen
Co ns.
Vareesha Sachan
Mayank Tiwari
Seth Dwaraka Prasad Bajaj Edu. Centre
Mirjap ur
Lord Jesus Public School, Gurgaon
St.John’s School, Varanasi
Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Kanpur
City Montessori School, Kanpur Road
Voice & Vision (Seniors)
First
Yadavindra Public School, Mohali
Second
St. Anthony’s Junior Collage, Agra
Third
Co ns.
St. Marks’ Sr. Sec. Public School, Delhi
Overall Championship Trophy (Juniors)
Ryan International School, Noida
Overall Runner Up Trophy (Juniors)
D. S. Senanayake College, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Overall Championship Trophy (Seniors)
Yadavindra Public School, Mohali
Overall Runner Up Trophy (Seniors)
La Martiniere College, Lucknow
The Lord Interna Tio nal Lahore Pakistan
Model Display (Seniors)
First
Ankit Kapil
St. Mark’s Public School, New Delhi
Nitesh Shanna
Second
Satyam Shakher
Sudhanshu Gautam
When we heal the earth, we heal ourselves. — David Orr
Nature never betrayed the
heart that loved her
CMS BULLETIN - QUANTA AND ASTRONOMY OLYMPIAD 2006
DECEMBER 2006 (4)
International Science Festival 'Quanta 2006'
organised by CMS, Chowk
Debate on environment infused new light in Quanta
The four-day International Science Festival ‘Quanta2006’ organized by CMS, Chowk was inaugurated amidst
a grand ceremony by Chief Guest, Hon’ble Mr Justice
Vishnu Sahai, Chairman, UP Law Commission and
F ormer Acting Chief Justice of Allahabad High
Court by lighting the lamp of learning at the World Unity
Convention Centre, CMS Degree College, Kanpur Road.
The presence of about 500 young scientists, scientists
and experts from 22 countries including Austria, Brazil,
Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, Hong Kong, Iran,
Macedonia, Malaysia, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Poland,
Russia, Singapore, Slovakia, South Korea, Sri Lanka,
Thailand, Ukraine, USA and India created a mini world
filled with the feelings of unity and brotherhood. CMS
students presented several educational-cultural items in
honour of the participating students from India and
abroad and these students teams introduced themselves
in style.
Speaking at the inaugural function, the Chief Guest,
Hon’ble Mr Justice Vishnu Sahai said that there is an
urgent need today to combine science with humanity.
Progress in science is the surest way towards human
development. The computer, internet, website, aeroplane,
television etc. are all gifts of science and these are
symbols of human upliftment. If we have to bring about
quality in our lives, it is necessary to take help from
science and technological progress. CMS students
presented a scintillating educational-cultural programme
in honour of the experts and young scientists from
various countries. According a warm welcome to the
foreign students, scientists and experts besides students’
teams from various prestigious schools of India, the
Founder-Manager of CMS, Mr Jagdish Gandhi said
that this grand science festival aims at encouraging the
feelings of World Peace, World Unity and brotherhood
through exchange of culture, civilization, language,
scientific outlook and thoughts between the students of
various countries. The Convener of International
Science Festival ‘Quanta-2006’ and Principal of CMS
Chowk, Mrs Sadhana Bedi said on the occasion, that
this event will be very helpful in giving a human direction
to the scientific attitude of today’s youth. On the basis
of the review of the scientific development in present
scenario we can conclude that the new millennium will
have excellent scientific possibilities.
The competitions which began on the second day of
the fo ur-day Internationa l Sc ienc e F e stiv al
‘QUANTA-2006’ saw interesting views presented by
students of various schools and colleges of the world
Eminent judges from P oland, F inland, Austria,
Slovakia etc. judged the competitive events.
The debate focussed attention on the burning
problem of environmental protection. Students came up
with surprising performance in the debate held on the
topic ‘Environmental awareness is a fashionable
diversion. The debate was skilfully conducted by Mr
Carlyl MacFarland of Lucknow Christian College. In
the Collage Contest, the topic was ‘Progress beyond
fossils : New fuels for the new age.’ The time allowed
was three hours. Students were awarded marks for their
creativity, artistry, neatness and interpretation of idea.
Colour and art mingled to make each presentation new
and unique. Around 58 teams of students from various
countries participated in the collage contest. Judges were
full of praise and appreciation for the students imagination
and presentation of ideas.
The Acta Mathematica Quiz held special interest
as it explored the various branches of mathematics and
tested the maths brains gathered at Quanta with a series
of questions ranging from simple to complex. Students
came out with spontaneous answers astonishing the
audience with their powers of mental calculation. In the
Mental Ability Quiz, 10 teams which took part in the
final quiz were tested for their sharpness of brain,
memory, ability to perform in stress and quick and logical
thinking and reasoning powers. In the Astronomy Quiz,
students explored the world of stars, planets, celestial
bodies, comets and their relationship with each other
and the earth. The judges were all praise for the curiosity
and talents of the young astronomers. All the quizzes
were conducted by renowned English Reader, Lucknow
Christian College, Mr Carlyl McFarland in his inimitable
style.
In Science Model Display Contest, the students
displayed several socially useful self made science models.
39 teams participated in the Computer Software
Solutions competition. The languages used in this
contest were C, C++ and Java and students had to answer
5 questions in 4 hours long computer programming.
International Astronomy Olympiad 2006
organised by CMS, Chowk
Dr Tarun Sauradeep, renowned astronomer from Pune
inaugurates the closing ceremony
Renowned astronomers and scientists of various
countries delivered enlightening lectures and satisfied the
eagerness and curiosity of students in the growing science
of astronomy at the 2-day International Astronomy
Olympiad organized by CMS, Chowk on 19 and 20
November 2006. Students from different countries of
the world were apprised of the vastness of the universe
which is limitless with no beginning and no end, wherein
man is but a speck of dust but nevertheless, the highest
creation of God. We should forget our mutual differences
and live together as one human race. Associate Professor
of Harish Chandra Research Institute, Allahabad and
renowned astronomer, Dr J. S. Bagla, Dr Tarun
Sauradeep, a renowned astronomer from InterUniversity Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics, Pune
and renowned astronomer and former Director of Nehru
Planetarium, Col. J. E. S. Singh were among the key
speakers.
Results
First
Second
Astronomy quiz in progress
Rishab Mehrotra
Moin Adil
Ankit Singh
Third
Ale xey Rogo zhnikov
Third
Abhinay Mehro tra
Hon. Mention Shubham Gupta
Nitish Sethi
Prashant Mo han
Siddharth Das
City Montessori Scho ol, Chowk
Mo sco w Chemical Lyceum, Russia
Blessed Sacrament High School
Budding scientists from Nigeria display their models
Computer brains vied for supremacy in this keenly
contested event. After this, renowned English Lecturer,
Mr Carlyl, McFarland conducted the Science Quiz in
his witty style. After the written quiz, 15 teams were
selected to participate in the final quiz. The questions
raised covered various aspects of science. Students
unleashed their talents and answered the questions with
amazing speed and alacrity to the surprise of the
audience.
The four day International Science F estival
Quanta -200 6 co ncluded with a g rand P rize
Distribution and Closing Ceremony held at the
venue on 18 November. CMS students presented a
highly entertaining cultural programme in honour of the
participants of 22 countries. The Chief Guest, Shri
Akhilesh Singh, Bureau Chief, Time s of India,
Kanpur gave away the prizes to the winners of the
various competitions and awarded them medals,
certificates, shields and trophies.
Results of ‘QUANTA-2006’
Debate (FOR)
First
Second
Third
First consolation
Second consolation
D.B.M.S. English School, Jamshedpur
Loyola School, Jamshedpur
Vid yaniketan, Rajkot
City Montessori School, Go mti Nagar
Delhi Public School, Nepal
Debate (AGAINST)
First
Second
Third
First consolation
Second consolation
City Montessori School, Station Road
GRD Acad emy, Dehradun
Lyce um Artis, Bulg aria
City Montessori School, Aliganj
DAV Sushil Kedia Vishwa Bharti School, Nepal
Collage
First
Second
Third
First consolation
Second consolation
Lyce um Artis, Bulg aria
First Private Language Grammer School, Russia
Carman Residential & Day School, Dehradun
Bluebells School International, New Delhi
Acta Mathematica Quiz
First
Second
St. Joseph’s Academy, Dehradun
Third
Korea Science Academy, South Korea
First consolation
Army Public Schoo l, Lucknow
Second consolation
Mahidol Wittayanusorn, Thailand
Mental Ability Quiz
First
Second
Third
First consolation
Second consolation
Third consolation
Sri Kuala Lumpur Secondary Schoo l, Thailand
Manavsthali School, New De lhi
Beaconhouse School System, Lahore, Pakistan
St Mary’s Convent Inter College, Allahabad
Astronomy Quiz
First
Second
Third
First consolation
Second consolation
St. Xavier’s School, Bokaro
St Thomas’ Church Scho ol, Ho wrah
Model Display
First
Second
Third
First consolation
Second consolation
Ulsan Science High Schoool, South Korea
Bhatnagar International School, New Delhi
DAV Sushil Kedia Vishwa Bharati Higher
Secondary School, Nepal
GRD Acad emy, Dehradun
Science Quiz
First
Second
Third
First consolation
Second consolation
Beaconhouse School System, Lahore, Pakistan
City Montesso ri Schoo l, Mahanagar
Secred Heart Convent School, Jameshedpur
Software Solutions
First
Second
Third
First consolation
Second consolation
St. Joseph’s Academy, Dehradun
Astronomy compels the soul to look upwards and leads us from this world to another.
Second Runners-up Championship Trophy
First Runners-up Championship Trophy
Championship Trophy
—Plato
CMS BULLETIN - RESULTS OF EXSPO 2006
DECEMBER 2006 (5)
Results of International Sports Olympiad ‘EXSPO-2006’
organised by CMS, RDSO
Badminton — game for fitness and health
Racing towards success and glory
JUNIOR GROUP (BOYS)
Second Vishal
Third Ab inav Shakya
Judo 30 kg junior boys
First
Chahat Srivastava CMS Hope Team
Second K V Udaya Kumar Judo Asso., Sri Lanka
Third Umar
St. Francis, Lucknow
Third Santo sh Megnathan Navyug Radiance , Lko
First
KRM Ratnaike
Judo Asso., Sri Lanka
Second Vikky Shrestha
Malpi School, Nepal
Third Abdul Samad
Third Arpit Narayan
Navyug Radiance , Lko
First
J G Sugatapala
Second Rake sh Thakur
Nep al
Third Nikhil Gautam
CMS Hope Team
Third Anirudha Tri.
First
Bishal Rauniyar
Parsa Judo Dojo, Nepal
Second Shashank Singh
CMS Peace Team
Third Viplav
CMS Hope Team
Third K. Igad awatta
First
Binod Dhimal
Second Ajendra Sharma
CMS Unity Te am
Third K. Veeratunga
Third Subham Srivastava CMS Unity Te am
Judo 55 kg above junior boys
First
Sye d Minhaz
CMS Unity Te am
Second Mohd. Aarish
St. Francis College, Lko
Third I. Udagendra
Third Hasnain Raja
CMS Unity Te am
Chess junior boys
First
Shikhar Pandey
Sunbeam Scho ol, Varanasi
Second Shivam Shukla
CMS Love Te am
Third Mithesh Kaladi
St. Francis School, Lko
Table-tennis (singles) junior boys
First
Ad itya Goyal
CMS Unity Te am
Second Mukesh Mohorajan Puspa Sadan, Nepal
Third Parth Arora
Mahanagar Boys, Lko
Table-tennis (doubles) junior boys
First
Bipin & Mukesh
Puspa Sadan, Nepal
Second Aditya & Dileep
CMS Unity Te am
Third Aditya & Ritu Raj CMS Hope Team
Badminton (singles) junior boys
First
Kshitiz Rastogi
St. Mary’s Convent, Lko
Second Pronit Sinha
Mahanagar Boys, Lko
Third Sanchit Srivastava Aditya Birla, Sultanpur
Badminton (doubles) Junior boys
First
Kshitiz & Prashant St. Mary School, Lko
Second Partik & A. Afonso Manovikas School, Goa
Third Sahil & Utkarsh
CMS Hope Team
Shotput junior boys
First
Shubham
CMS Hope Team
Second Rud ra Pratap
CMS Unity Te am
Third Srijan Singh
CMS Love Te am
Discuss junior boys
First
Shubham
CMS Hope Team
Second Rud ra Pratap
CMS Unity Te am
Third Sahib Khurana
BCM Arya, Punjab
Long jump junior boys
First
Arjun Singh
Sherwood College, Nainital
Second Md. Aneeq Ali
Salamat School, Pakistan
Third Pratik Mishra
Aditya Birla, Sultanpur
100m race junior boys
First
Anshul Anand
St. Mary’s School, Lko
Second Arjun Singh
Sherwoo k College, Nainital
Third Ceasar Alemao
Manovikas School, Goa
First
Arjun Singh
Sherwoo k College, Nainital
Second Saad Talha
Third Gurpreet Singh
BCM Arya P School, Lko
First
Hamza Mehboob Salamat School, Pakistan
Second Saurabh Kumar
St. Paul’s School, Bihar
Third Vishal
CMS Hope Team
First
Vishal
CMS Hope Team
Second Dharmend ra Yadav Mahanag ar Boys, Lucknow
Third Hamza Mahboob Salamat School, Pakistan
First
Dharmend ra Yadav Mahanag ar Boys, Lucknow
4 x 100m relay race junior boys
First
Salamat International School, Pakistan
Second She rwoo k Academy, Nainital
Third St. Mary’s School, Lucknow
Soccer
First
Second
Third
CMS Hope Team
junior boys
Kanchanjunga Team-B, Ne pal
Kanchanjunga Team-A, Ne pal
Manovikas School, Goa
JUNIOR GROUP (GIRLS)
Judo 27 kg junior girls
First
Bhavya Awasthi N. Radiance School, Lko
Second Prag ya Srivastava CMS Peace Team
Third Saania
La Martiniere School, Lko
First
Shivangi Sharma N. Radiance School, Lko
Second Deepti Negi
Loreto Convent, Lko
Third Radha
CMS Hope Team
Third Stuti Yadav
CMS Unity Te am
First
Ayush Gup ta
La Martiniere Collge, Lko
Second KM Anusha Kumar Sri Lanka
Third Richa Saxe na
CMS Hope Team
Third Khushboo Yawar La Martiniere Collge, Lko
First
Anita Lamba
Second Saima
CMS Hope Team
Third Priya Kashyap
N. Radiance School, Lko
First
K. Nirashni
Second Zo ya Rizwan
La Martiniere Collge, Lko
First
Sushila Adhikari
Parsa Judo Dojo Nepal
Second Hasini S.
Third Zeb a Rizwan
La Martiniere College, Lko
Third Nupur Shukla
Loreto Convent, Lko
Judo (above 48 kg) junior girls
First
W. Kaushlya
Second Sarita Chaudhary Parsa Judo Dojo Nepal
Third Payal
Loreto Convent, Lko
Third Rene Pierce
La Martiniere School, Lko
Chess junior girls
First
Meghna Kaladi
Loreta College, Lucknow
Second L R Vijay Priya
CMS
Third Sanjivani Ratnam CMS Love Te am
Shotput junior girls
First
Karisham Sharma Child ren’s Academy,Jaipur
Second Areej Shoeb
CMS Hope Team
Third Aditi Seth
Mayo College, Ajmer
Discuss junior girls
First
Aditi Seth
Mayo College, Rajasthan
Second Zara No or
Third Areej Shoeb
CMS Hope Team
Long jump junior girls
First
Shruti Pathak
Second L R Vijay Priya
CMS Unity Te am
Third Arantxa M.
Vidya Vikas School, Goa
Table-tennis (singles) junior girls
First
Diksha Rai
CMS Unity Te am
Second Apoorva Bhatia
CMS Hope Team
Third Neha
CMS Love Te am
Table-tennis (doubles) junior girls
First
Apoorva & Saloni CMS Hope Team
Second Anila & Selisha
Puspa Sadan, Nepal
Third Diksha & Shreya CMS Unity Te am
Badminton singles junior girls
First
Raunika B
Vidya V. Academy, Goa
Second Monika Ve rma
CMS Hope Team
Third Shreya Garg
CMS Love Te am
Badminton (doubles girls) - junior
First
Raunika & Simran Vidya V. Academy, Goa
Second Anika & Prema
CMS Peace Team
Third Saumya & Monika CMS Hope Team
100m race junior girls
First
Arantxa Mascarenhas Vidya V. Scho ol, Goa
Second Jennifer Lal
St. Maria Gore tti, Bareilly
Third Itisha Sharma
CMS Hope Team
First
Arantxa Mascarenhas Vidya V.School, Goa
Team from Nepal won the football championship
Second Jyo tsna Pandey
CMS Hope Team
Third Itisha Sharma
CMS Hope Team
400m race Junior girls
First
Bhawna Mishra
Gurukul Acad emy, Lko
Second Varsha Agarwal
St. Maria Gore tti, Bareilly
Third Manramya
May Colle ge, Ajmer
First
Aishwarya Singh Mayo College, Ajmer
Second Priya Kumar
CMS Hope Team
Third Jyo ti Bansal
St. Kabir School,Haryana
First
Aishwarya Singh Mayo College, Ajmer
Second Jyo ti Bansal
St. Kabir School,Haryana
Third Priya Kumar
CMS Hope Team
4 x 100m relay race junior girls
First
Aditya Birla School, Sultanpur
Second St. Maria Goretti Collge, Bareilly
Third Mayo College, Ajmer, Rajasthan
SENIOR GROUP (BOYS)
100m race senior boys
First
Alok Kumar Singh St. Francis School, Lko
Second Chama Kumar
Third Aquib Kazmi
CMS Hope Team
First
Chama Kumar
Second Vivek Kr. Giri
Aditya Birla School, Lko
Third Alok Kumar Singh St. Francis School, Lko
First
Paramvir Singh
St. Kabir School, Haryana
Second Chaman Kumar Sherwood College, Nainital
Third Vivek Yadav
First
Paramvir Singh
Second Arbor Masood
Fatima School, Pakistan
Third Rishab h
Mahanagar Boys, Lko
First
Pankaj Rana
Second Md Shahnawaj
CMS Hope Team
Third Ad itya
CMS Love Te am
First
Pankaj Rana
Second Ad itya
CMS Love Te am
Third Devesh Pant
4 x 100m race senior boys
First
Aditya Birla School, Sultanpur
Second St. Kabir Residential School, Hisar, Haryana
Third Sherwood College, Nainital
4 x 400m race senior boys
First
St. Kabir Residential School, Hisar, Haryana
Second Sherwood College, Nainital
Third Salamat International School, Pakistan
Marathon senior boys
First
Pankaj Rana
Second Kuldeep Singh
Third Manish Bora
Shotput senior boys
First
Siddharth Ahuja
CMS Unity Te am
Second Upe ndra Gaur
Mahanagar Boys, Lko
Third Satish Kaul
CMS Love Te am
Discus throw senior boys
First
Siddharth Ahuja
CMS Unity Te am
Second Ab hinav
CMS Love Te am
Third Md Hasani
CMS Hope Team
Javelin senior boys
First
Randeep Singh
BCM Arya School,Punjab
Second Sachin Singh
CMS Hope Team
Third Upe ndra Gaur
Mahanagar Boys, Lko
Long Jump senior boys
First
Mrinal Mani
Second Piyush Chauhan CMS Love Te am
Third Shubham Tripathi St. Francis Collge, Lko
Chess senior boys
First
Arpan Gupta
La Martiniere College, Lko
Second Ashish Lilha
Sunbeam School, Varanasi
Third P. Naresh
Johnson G. School, Hyderabad
Table-tennis (singles) senior boys
First
Vatsal Khanna
DPS Lko
Second Tanay Hazari
La Martiniere Boys, Lko
Third Kritagya Pandey St. Francis College, Lko
Table-tennis (doubles) senior boys
First
Akshat & Shivam St. Francis College, Lko
Second Yashvardhan & Aman CMS Hope Team
Third Aashish & Ajesh Puspa Sadan, Nepal
Badminton (singles) senior boys
First
Nilay Rasto gi
CMS Unity Te am
Second Akhilesh Singh
Third Abhishek Verma CMS Hope Team
Badminton (doubles) senior boys
First
Ariz & Kanishka
Second Praval & Arif
Third Mayank & Nilay
CMS Unity Te am
SENIOR GROUP (GIRLS)
100m race senior girls
First
Nikita Chaud hary All Saint’s School, Nainital
Second Priyanka Aro ra
CMS Hope Team
Third Parnavi Singh
CMS Unity Te am
First
Priyanka Aro ra
CMS Hope Team
Second Madhuri
Third Vibha Verma
First
Kritika Rathi
Mayo College, Ajmer
Second Ro ma Mahajan
CMS Love Te am
Third Saima Aftab
All Saint’s Co llege,Nainital
First
Ranjana Yad av
CMS Hope Team
Second Nawreen Jahan
Mayo College, Ajmer
Third Juhi
CMS Unity Te am
First
Ranjana Yad av
CMS Hope Team
Second Avanika Kho sla
Mayo College, Ajmer
Third Versha
CMS Peace Team
First
Ranjana Yad av
CMS Hope Team
Second Avanika Kho sla
Mayo College, Ajmer
Third Jyoti Tak
4 x 100m race senior girls
First
CMS Unity Te am
Second All Saints College, Nainital
Third Mayo College, Ajmer, Rajasthan
Marathon senior girls
First
Arnika Khosla
Second Ranjana Yad av
CMS Hope Team
Third Jyo ti Bansal
Chess senior girls
First
Nikita Patra
CMS Love Te am
Second Deepa Singh
CMS Hope team
Third Anupriya Khanna St. Agnes School
Shotput senior girls
First
Aastha Chikara
Second Nikita Tirkha
Third Akansha Singh
St. Maria College, Bareilly
Javelin senior girls
First
Aastha Chikara
Second Akanksha Dubey St. Maria School, Bareilly
Third Vaishali Srivastava CMS Love Te am
Discus throw senior girls
First
Aastha Chikara
Second Rahema Hasan
Third Swati Hitkari
CMS Hope Team
Long jump senior girls
First
Parnavi Singh
CMS
Second Shagun Kichlu
Mayo College, Ajmer
Third Pre rna
Table-tennis (singles) senior girls
First
Sonal Chauhan
CMS Love Te am
Second Mehzabee n Mirza CMS Hope Team
Third Shab anam
Bisho College, Sri Lanka
Table-tennis (doubles) senior girls
First
Heena & Susan
Puspa Sadan, Nepal
Second Mahzabeen & Vidhi CMS Hope Team
Third Aluha & Pragya
CMS Unity Te am
Badminton (singles) senior girls
First
Vasudha Malhotra St. Agnesh Loreto School
Second Mallika Tiwari
CMS Unity Te am
Third Rajende r Kaur
CMS Peace Team
Badminton (doubles) senior girls
First
Shilpi & Prunima St. Maria Gore tti, Bareilly
Second Rajender & Vareesha CMS Peace Team
Third Swati & Smriti
Navyug Radiance , Lko
“I don’t know anything that builds the will to win better than competitive sports.” —Richard M. Nixon
CMS BULLETIN - SAARC AND INTERNATIONAL YOUTH FEST
DECEMBER 2006 (6)
Results of International Youth Fest 2006 organised by CMS, Rajajipuram
PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
Group A
First
Vishu Vinay Ruhela
Second Rid isha Sarkar
Third
Palash Ag arwal
Group B
First
Madhumanti Laha
Second Didhi Dugar
Third
Girija Sharma
Group C
First
Nashra Javed
Second To shi Agarwal
Third
Rakshita Nath
Carmel School, Durgapur Steel City
Hiranandani Foundation Schoo l, Mumabi
Thakur Public School, Mumbai
Hiranandani Foundation Schoo l, Mumabi
Lucknow Public Inter Co llege, Lucknow
CMS Rajend ra Nagar, Lucknow
SHADING COMPETITION
A view of World Parliament
Group A
First
Yash Bhan
Second Apratim Mishra
Third
Hanu Dixit
Group B
First
Geetika Kumar
Second Aanchal Jauhari
Third
Navya Agarwal
Group C
First
Samil Pal
Second Kunal Nath
Third
To shi Agarwal
CMS Go mti Nagar, Lucknow
Hartmann College, Bareilly
Tribeni Tissues Vidyapith, Hooghly
POSTER MAKING COMPETITION
Moral values imparted through cultural items
Group A
First
Ankit Chaturvedi
Second Suyama Gup ta
Third
Vedant
Sunb eam School, Bhagwanpur, Varanasi
Lilavati Podar Sr Sec. School, Mumbai
Group B
First
Koyal hattacherjee
Second Jahnvi Mistry
Third
Meg hna Agarwal
Group C
First
Smriti Ag arwal
Second Barira Hasan
Third
Ankush Jaiswal
Steel Carmel School, Durgapur
Sophia High School, Mount Abu
St. John's School, Marhauli, Varanasi
Doon Cambridge School, Dehradun
COLLAGE COMPETITION
Group A
First
Diksha Asthana
Second Projukta Halder
Third
Garima Rawat
Group B
First
Roopal Singh
Second Geetika Kumar
Third
K. Vasen Dev Rao
Group C
First
Swati Gup ta
Second Ammar Yasir
Third
Ranjusree Mo ndal
Regency Public School, Sitapur
Doon Cambridge School, Dehradun
St. Conrad's Inter College, Agra
Sunrise Eng. Medium School, Kolkata
WEBSITE DESIGNING
Group B
First
Bhavyanshu & Rajal CMS Kanp ur Road
Second Vishesh & Abhishek Hiranandai Foundation School, Mumbai
Third
Atul, Mandeep & Brigu Holy Heart Presidency School, Amritsar
Group C
First
Soumya & Vivek
Second Aakash & Prakash
Third
Sachin Srivastava
Lucknow Public School, Lucknow
Lucknow P. Inter College, Anand Nagar
Results of SAARC Youth Festival-2006 organised by CMS, Rajendra Nagar (III)
Representation of various countries at
SAARC Youth Festival
Tiny tots eagerly perform at the festival
G RE E T IN G S G AL ORE
Group A
First
Sushmita Chakraborty
Second Shoma Chatterjee
Third
Yuvraj
Co ns. Riffat Parveen
Group B
First
Charande ep Kaur
Second Farhana Malik
Third
Dipannita Ghosh
Co ns. Sakshi Ag arwal
Group C
First
Riddhi Jasrap uria
Second Kavita Mishra
Third
Chitwan Bhard waj
Co ns. Zahee n Rehman
F AN TASI E S
Group A
First
Akriti Didwania
Second Ashi Srivastava
Third
Shreya Sinha
Co ns. A. Ajay
Group B
First
Anjali Singh
Second Anshul Ranjan
Third
Vidushi Singh
Co ns. Ridhi Singh
Group C
First
Piyush Dhoundiyal
Second Minakshi Mohanta
Third
Smriti Singh
Co ns. Murali Krishnan R
The Golden Web Link
Group A
First
Ajay & Akhil Nayak
Second Kushag ra
Third
Shrishti Shah
Cons
Naina Kumari
Group B
First
S. Arvind & S Balaji
Second Niharika Gupta
Third
Siddharth & Devki
Co ns. Nidhin G. Mathew &
Nissin Ann Mathew
Group C
First
Mohua Ghosh
Second Praveen & M. Leenus
Third
Abhishek & Rahul
Co ns. Deepak Singla
Hartmann College, Bareily
H. Heart Presidency School, Amritsar
Shah Faiz P. School, Ghazipur
All Saints College, Nainital
Rama Int. School, Indonesia
Pine Mount School, Shillong
Carme l Inter Co llege, Lucknow
Jt. John's School, DLW, Varanasi
Central Academy, I.Nagar, Lko
Swami Hariharanand P School, Harid war
LPC, Rajajipuram, Lucknow
K ALE I DO S CO P I C HU E S
Group A
First
Ayushi Jaiswal
St. Mary's Christian School, Sahibabad
Second Rishabh Singh
Third
R. Sud harsan
Jeevana School, Madurai
Co ns. Athira R. S.
Army Schoo l, Lucknow
Group B
First
Paridhi Gupta
Uttam School for Girls, Ghaziabad
Second Abdul Qulbuddin
MSB Educational Institute, Nagpur
Third
Arushi Gupta
CMS, Indira Nagar
Co ns. Renu Singh
Army Schoo l,Lucknow
Group C
First
Varuna Bhanrale
LPC, Sahara States, Lucknow
Second Smriti Ag arwal
Third
Radhika Sahay
Co ns. Akansha Gupta
St Conrad's Inter College, Agra
A cultural presentation which delighted the audience
TH E GO LDEN WE B
Group A
First
Melwyn Marcus
Second Sourav
Third
Manisha Pant
Co ns. Diksha
Group B
First
Akash Joshi
Second Varun Soni
Third
Shubhanshi Dixit
Co ns. Rahul Kumar Singh
Group C
First
Shahenshah Samrat
Second Pallavi Gupta
Third
Avery Ivy Basu
Co ns. Amir Khan
Carme l Inter Co llege, Lucknow
Uttam School for Girls, Ghaziabad
Lakshmi Scho ol, Mad urai
City Mo ntessori Schoo l, RDSO
St. John's School, DLW, Varanasi
City Montessori School, K.Road
Shah Faiz P. School, Ghazipur
W.W.A. Cossipore School, Kolkata
Cathedral College, Jhansi
Good Earth School, Naduveerapattu
CMS, Aliganj (OB), Lucknow
Gems English School, Bihar
St. Thomas English High
School, Gudalur
Jeevana School, Madurai
St. Mark's Sr Sec. School, New Delhi
St. Mary's Christian School, Sahibabad
“The Youth of a Nation are the trustees of posterity.” — Benjamin Disraeli
LI NK
Dr. V. Swarup P School, Lucknow
CMS, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
LPC, Sahara States, Lucknow
Hiranandani Foundation Schoo l, Mumbai
Dr. V. Swarup P School, Lucknow
Cathedral College, Jhansi
Pine Mount School, Shillong
November 5, 2006
CMS BULLETIN - EUREKA INTERNATIONAL 2006
DECEMBER 2006 (7)
International Literary and Cultural Festival 'Eureka 2006'
organised by CMS, Anand Nagar
A cry against terrorism contest the teams comprising
5 members each had to launch a campaign against
terrorism. They made skilful and effective use of music
and voice at the campaign. In Sleight of Hand (collage)
contest primary students expressed their artistic abilities
and wisdom through their collage-making at this contest.
The topic was ‘My journey into the world of fantasy.’
A time limit of 2 hours was given for making colourful
collages. Messages were highlighted through slogans
written on the collages and pictures from magazines
Musical talents revealed
Children competing in Kaleidoscopic dawn contest
The time has now come for binding the entire
student community with a cord of unity and enkindle in
them an urge to work for the welfare of humanity, said
Mr Naveen Joshi, Resident Editor, Hindustan, while
inaugurating ‘Eureka-2006’ as the Chief Guest. Around
800 students of primary and junior classes from 55
prestigious schools and colleges of Iran, Pakistan,
Ne pal, Sri Lanka a nd v ario us state s of India
participated and exhibited their creative and intellectual
skills in different competitions including poetry
recitation, dance, music, collage, reporting, slogan
making, a dvertisement and c ampaig n against
terrorism etc held at the 4-day 2nd International Literary
and Cultural Festival Eureka 2006 organised by CMS,
Anand Nagar at the World Unity Convention Centre,
CMS, Kanpur Road.
renowned quizmaster, Mr Carlyl McFarland. Questions
were based on general knowledge, science, mathematics,
literature etc, which were answered by the contestants
with lightning speed. In the Eureka Reportage contest,
the juniors participated with great eagerness. Each team
had 2 students and they had to prepare a report on the
activities at Eureka. Then they had to present this report
as a broadcast in an eloquent and powerful voice.
Renowned educationists and experts judged the various
Dance and drama combined to create a
scintillating effect
Speaking at the inaugural ceremony, Founder
of CMS, Mr Jagdish Gandhi expressed his hope that
the students coming from different parts of the world
will participate in a healthy exchange of ideas here and
will go back to unfurl the flag of World Unity and World
Peace in their respective homes and become the light of
this world. Convener of Eureka-2006 and Principal,
CMS Anand Nagar, Mrs Abha Anant said that Eureka
is one such talent hunt where students learn the lessons
of unity, love, peace and togetherness through different
contests so that they become the true citizens of the
world.
For the next 3 days the students performed with
great enthusiasm in va rious competitions and
delighted the audience. In Rhetoric Chanteuse, the
chi ldren eagerl y performed in si nging elocut ion
combining their poetic talents to the tune of music. In
Kaleidoscopic Dawn, the students proved their talents
through multimedia presentation on the topic ‘Evolution
in technology.’ Around 60 teams participated in this
contest that combined technology with all art and
knowledge. In Tintinnabulation on Wall Street, the
primary class students participated in teams of 5
members each. Each team had to advertise an idea or a
product. The judges were amazed to see students’ skills
in organizing their advertising campaigns. In Vox Populi:
HEALTH COLUMN
It is winter time and the best time for you to fill
up your child's reserves with the abundance of
vital nutrients which are available at this time of
the year.
Now with the exams coming closer, her study
hours would be increasing. Students preparing
for the BOARD exams would be working double
time.
Her body requires the best that is available to support this
stressful regime of School, Study, Tuitions and Entrance Exam
preparation.
Give her this daily dose of MEGANUTRITION:
A TALL GLASS OF JUICE OF CARROT, T OMAT O,
GINGER AND AMLA (300 ml)
Rhetoric chanteuse brought poetic talents to the fore
pasted to reinforce the main idea and concept.
In Vanity Fair contest each team comprising 5
students had to present their skit in 12 minutes with 2
minutes for stage presentation. In F ree Your Mind
contest, the participating students displayed their projects
on the theme – ‘A world where fear has no place.’
Each team had 5 students. These primary level children
were given a sand tray and they made their models on it.
Through the pro ject s, t he children showed how
terrorism, war and violence, the anti social activities
leading to destruction of mankind can be eradicated. In
Laudable Wisecrac ks competition the students
presented an example of their spontaneity by answering
different questions. In a sporty manner, the students’
contestants’ all round personalities were tested.
Merry Queries (Quiz) contest was conducted by
Result of Eureka 2006
Tintinabulation in wall street
— the advertising campaign
events. Eureka 2006 concluded on 27 November with a
grand prize distribution and closing ceremony organized
at the venue at which the Chief Guest, Shri Govind
Pant Raju, Bureau Chief, Aajtak honoured and gave
away the prizes to the winners.
PRIMARY SECTION
JUNIOR SECTION
Laudable Wisecracks
First
Umang Jaiswal
Navrachana Schoo l, Vad odra
Second Nritya Gane sh
CMS Anand Nagar, Lucknow
Third Vikas Arora
PMS Public School, Moradabad
Co ns. Aryan Tand on
CMS Mahanagar 3 B, Lucknow
Co ns. Hina Ishaque
Beaconhouse School System, Pakistan
Tintinnabulation In Wall Street
First
Beaconhouse School System, Pakistan
Second
Third
Sunb eam School, Bhagwanpur, Varanasi
Co ns.
Sleight Of Hand
First
Anas & Nehil
Seth Dwarka Prasad Edu. Centre, Mirzapur
Second Shamily & Tanya Sunbeam School, Lahartara, Varanasi
Third Srishti & Nritya
CMS Anand Nagar, Lucknow
Co ns. Tanya & Prakhar CMS Cho wk, Luckno w
Co ns. Vikas & Gauri
PMS Public School, Moradabad
Free Your Mind
First
Second
Sunbeam School, Annapurna, Varanasi
Third
Consolation
Consolation
CMS Kanpur Road, Lucknow
Merry Queries
First
Chirag & Amav
Second Vikas & Rishi
PMS Public School, Muradabad
Third Moksha & Sukriti Navrachana Schoo l, Vad odra
Co ns. Nritya & Ajay
City Montessori School, Anand Nagar, Lko.
Co ns. Aviral & S.N.Aditya Loyala School, Jamshedpur
Ove rall Championship
Rhetoric Chanteuse
First
Mandavi, Apoorva CMS Indira Nagar,Lucknow
Second
Shubhangi,Ruchika Army School Cantt,Lucknow
Third
Rajkanya,Titas
Sunbeam School Bhagwanpur,Varanasi
Third
Rutul Shah, Aesha Vid yani Vidyalaya,Vado dra
Co ns.
Reetika, Sania Alex Army Public School,Lucknow
Co ns.
Vishesh, Vidushi
CMS Kanpur Road,Lucknow
Vanity Fair
First
CMS Aliganj Se ctor O,Lucknow
Second
Sunb eam School, Annapurna,Varanasi
Third
Omkaranand Saraswati Nilayam,Rishike sh
Co ns.
Shahid Mahdavi Educatio nal Co mplex,Iran
Co ns.
Bhatnag ar Internatio nal School,Ne w Delhi
Vox Populi
First
Ryan International School,Delhi
Second
CMS Kanp ur Road ,Lucknow
Third
Co ns.
Beaconhouse School System, ,Pakistan
Co ns.
Huddard High School,Kanpur
Kaleidoscopic Dawn
First
Harshil, Abdul Khan PMS Public School,Moradabad
Second
Pious Yadav, Nikhil
Sunb eam School Bhagwanpur, Varanasi
Third
Aditi, Gaurav
Bal Bharti Public School,Delhi
Co ns.
Aastha, Kanchi
St. Anthony’s Junior College, Agra
Co ns.
Priyali, Shashank
CMS Mahanag ar OB,Lucknow
Eureka Reportage
First
Twisha, Gayatri
Army Public School,Lucknow
Second
Aayesha,Swadha
Sunb eam School,Annapurna,Varanasi
Third
Mo nika,Gunjan
Bhatnag ar Internatio nal School,Ne w Delhi
Co ns.
Rahul, Manisha
Narb heram Hansraj School,Jamshe dpur
OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Your magic pill for winters
GIVE AT 12.00 on holidays or just as soon as child returns from
the school, 1/2 hour before lunch.
WATCH how she recovers from the tiring day at school AND
retains the Pep and Zing for the rest of the day.
This super potent mix provides your body with:
1. Carrot — Beta carotene, Zinc — Protects against toxins and
controls the chemical balance of the body.
2. Tomato — Bioflavanoids — Increases immunity, rich source
of minerals.
3. Ginger — Zinc — Protects the li ver, natural anti
inflammatory.
4. Amla - Superior class Vit C — Has antiviral effects, supports
adrenal function and enhances immunity.
This mega dose nutritional glass of vegetable juice gives your
child the following DIRECT BENEFITS.
— Raises IMMUNITY, Prevents Infection.
—
—
—
Improves digestion - helping to absorb other food nutrients.
Cleanse the intestines of debris — CLEARING THE SKIN
Rejuvenates the eyes - making VISION clearer and eyes
sparkle.
—
Builds richer blood stream for enhanced ENERGY,
STRENGTH AND POWER.
Health Educator to CMS Children:
Dr Amitabh Pandit ND (Ind), DY, BCAMP(USA)
Add: 6/193, Vipul Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
Tel: 2391456, 9475410134
“As the soil, however rich it may be, cannot be productive without cultivation, so the mind without culture can never produce good fruit.”
— Seneca (Roman philosopher)
CMS BULLETIN - EVENTS AND WORLD PEACE FESTIVAL 2006
DECEMBER 2006 (8)
Annual Sports and Parents Day celebrations
Events
DECEMBER 2006
1 to 4
2 (10 am)
3 (11 am)
3 (Sun)
5 (5 pm)
8 (5 pm)
Sports Day at CMS Aliganj
A cultural presentation at Sports Day
of CMS, Station Road
8 (5 pm)
9 to 12
14 to 16
15 (8 am)
16 (8 am)
17 (10 am)
17
Students praying for World Peace at
Sports Day of CMS Rajendra Nagar
CMS buzzed with activities at branch
level throughout the month of November
with events like Annual Sports Day of
CMS Aliganj(I), Rajendra Nagar and
Station Road and the Annual Parents Day
of CMS Aminabad organised at grand
scale. The PT display, track & field events
Tiny tots performing at Parents Day of
CMS, Aminabad
18 (1 pm)
21 (10.30 am)
and competitions as well as the cultural
and edu cati onal present atio ns, all
combined to create a marvelous effect on
the sports grounds and stage. The parents,
guardians, grandparents and teachers were
amazed to see their wards performing with
amaging skills.
23 (4 pm)
24 (4 pm)
28 Dec 06 to
27 Jan 07
2nd IYMC 2006 of CMS, Gomtinagar at CMS, Kanpur Road
Annual Sports Day for Pre-primary and Primary section of CMS,
Station Road at NE Railway Stadium Charbagh
Human Rights Day of CMS, Aliganj (II) at CMS, Aliganj (I)
Regional Maths Olympiad Examination at Lucknow University
New Parents Evening of Montessori to class XII organised by
CMS, RDSO at school campus
Opening Ceremony of 7th International Chief Justices of the
World at WUCC, Kanpur Road
Annual Parents Day on the eve of Chief Justices Conference
organised by CMS, Kanpur Road at school premises
Chief Justices Conference at CMS, Kanpur Road WUCC
Bio Fest organised by CMS, Rajendra Nagar (I) at school premises
Meritorious Student’s Felicitation function class IX & X organised
by CMS, Inspection Department at CMS, Kanpur Road
Meritorious Student’s Felicitation function class XI & XII organised
by CMS, Inspection Deptt. at CMS, Kanpur Road
Annual Sports Day of Mahanagar at Reserve Police Line
Inter-Branch Physics Olympiad for class VIII & IX organised by
CMS, Inspection Department at CMS, Station Road
Annual Function of Asharfabad at WUCC, Kanpur Road
Annual Sports Day organised by CMS, Rajendra Nagar (II) at NE
Railway Stadium, Charbagh
Mini CISV Camp of Mahanagar (I & III) at CMS, Kanpur Road
National Presentation of CISV Mini Camp of Mahanagar (I & III)
at CMS, Kanpur Road
International CISV Camp organised by CMS, Inspection Deptt.
at CISV Kanpur Road
Results of 8th World Peace Festival 2006, organised by CMS, Indira Nagar
PEACE – POSTER (NATIONAL)
Group - A
First
Disha Purvar
Amity International School, Gurgaon
Second
Uma Girish
DAV Girls Sr. Sec. School, Chennai
Third
Sanjukta Ghosh
Burnpur Riverside School, W. Bengal
1st Cons. Prachi Satraval
Ryan International School, Delhi
2nd Cons Saumya Malik
Group – B
First
Purva
Second
Priyanka Tiwari
CMS Station Road
Third
Lubna Khan
CMS Cho wk
1st Cons Ritvik Sen Gupta
Burnpur Riverside School, W. Bengal
2nd Cons Syeda Karishma Ali Akbar Road Girls H.S., W. Bengal
Group – C
First
Sangeeta Aanjana
Mody School Sikar, Rajasthan
Second
Simran Sachd eva
Third
Ruchi Kuche ria
st
1 Cons. Manisha Kumari
2nd Cons. Ud ichi Awasthy
PEACE – POSTER (INTERNATIONAL)
Group - A
First
Maxine Lourraineaty St. Stephenes School, Philippines
Second
Hulwa Salsab ila
Cissie Art School, Indonesia
Third
Fe rald y Natanael
Visual Art School, Indonesia
1st Cons. Julius P. Setiji
Cissie Art School, Indonesia
nd
2 Cons. Mo chilham
Group - B
First
Reese
St. Clement School, USA
Second
Cheung Ling Sum
School of Creativity, Hong Kong
Third
Polwatta & Shammi International Child Art Center, Sri Lanka
1st Cons. Group
School of English, Greece
2nd Cons. Rheza Rynaldo
Group - C
First
Chan Ching
Second
Wong Wut Sum
Third
Fong Puy Sze
Co ns.
Risky Nuraha
Cissie Art School, Indonesia.
QUILT (NATIONAL)
Group - A
First
Nup ur Arora
St. Xaviers School, Punchkula
Second
Prachi S. Paris
Ryan International School, Surat
Third
Ankit
Amity International School,Gurgaon
Cons
Ushma
St. Saviers School, Punchkula
Group - B
First
Arushi Kapoor
CMS Aliganj, Sector “O”
Second
Nahid Chowdhary
Career Convent Girls College
Third
Deepika Nigam
St. Agnes Loreto Day School
1st Cons TOSS Group
Ryan International School, Gujran
Group - C
First
Ayushi Agarwal
CMS Mahanagar (N. Bld g.)
Second
Amrit Pal, Turang,
BCM Arya Model School, Ludhiana
Third
Pallavi Pandey
Lucknow Unive rsity
CREATIVE WRITING
First
Aakriti Tripathi
CMS Jail Road, Anand Nagar
Second
Priyanka Singh
St. John Bosco College
Third
Ume sh C. Tripathi
CMS Mahanagar (3rd Bldg)
Cons
Kapil Agarwal
CMS (R.N.), N.B. II Bldg.
SPEECH - COMPETITION
First
Alisha Singh
CMS Indira Nagar, Lko.
Second
De vika Mishra
Loreto Convent Inter College
Third
Maisara Khan
CMS Asherfabad, Lko.
Co ns.
Rave ena Hajela
CMS Aliganj Sec. “O”
Co ns.
Kaveri Ve rma
CMS (R.N.), Peace Bldg.
POEM - COMPOSITION
First
Shivi Tand on
Loreto Convent
Second
Sarwat Imtiaz
CMS Cho wk
Third
Naina Verma
Carrie r Conve nt
Third
Garima Singh
CMS Indira Nagar
Co ns.
Ram aya
CMS Gomti Nagar
SLIDE - SHOW
First
Muskan Bhatia & Nayan Jain of Loreto Convent Inter College
Second
Shaval Gupta & Prateek of Mahanagar Boys I. College
Third
Snehil & Kritika Singh of CMS Kanpur Road (LDA)
Co ns.
Aditya Singh & Ankur Tiwari of CMS Alig anj (Sec. “O”)
Co ns.
Himanshu Verma & Dhruv Behi of CMS Mahanagar (3rd Bldg)
TECHNO
First
Second
Third
Co ns.
- PAINT
Prateek & Deepak Singh of Mahanagar Boys Inter College
Manish Kakkar & Garima Singh of CMS Indira Nagar
Muskan Bhatia & Nayan Jain of Loreto Convent Inter College
Vineet Gupta & Naman of Lucknow Public Inter College
Results of inter-branch olympiads
conducted by Inspection Department
Melodious talent overflowed at singing competition
Inter-branch Physics Olympiad for the students of
class XI & XII held on 12.11.2006
Sl. Name
1.
2.
3.
Class Marks Position Branch
As huto sh
XI
Umang
XI
Mrinal Trivedi XI
43
41
27
I
I
II
Kanpur Road
RDSO
Mahanagar (NB)
Inter-branch Biology and Chemistry Olympiad for
the students of class XI & XII held on 19.11.2006
Sl. Name
Students spoke with great conviction on World Peace
HINDI SOLO SINGING
First
Rajat Mishra
CMS Mahanagar (Old Bldg)
Second
Ambika Mehrotra
CMS Indira Nagar
Third
Vaibhav Kukreti
Third
Divya Vavsel
CMS R. Nagar (2nd Bldg)
Co ns.
Anub ha Te wari
CMS Station Road
TURN - COAT
First
Garima Singh
CMS Indira Nagar
Second
Aditya Pathak
Mahanagar Boys Inter College
Third
Angarika Dutta
CMS Gomti Nagar
Co ns.
Monika Mishra
CMS Station Road
WESTERN GROUP SINGING
First
Ishita Singh, Priyanka Sing h, Ayush Rai
Second
Monika, Mansa, Anubha, Udit & Ne ha Tiwari
CMS Station Road
Third
Ramaya, Divya, Angarika, Ud ai, Akshita, Saloni, Akash
Agrahari, Spandan of CMS Gomtinagar
Co ns.
Alisha, Sid dharth, Ambika, Garima, Arushi, Divya, Ayush and
Abhisha Kaushal of CMS Indira Nagar
COLLEGE
First
Second
Third
Cons
Co ns.
Inter-branch Biology Olympiad
1. Abhinav Tiwari XII 139 I
Gomtinagar
2. Shikha Verma
XII 106 II RDSO
3. Shivam Gupta
XII 90
III Mahanagar III
Inter-branch Biology Olympiad
1. Abhinav Tiwari XII 148 I
Gomtinagar
2. Shikha Verma
XII 98
II Gomtinagar
3. Shivam Gupta
XII 95
III Station Road
Inter-branch Mathematical Olympiad for the
students of class XI & XII held on 24.11.2006
Sl. Name
1.
2.
3.
4.
Ankit Singh
Anuj Gupta
Vikas Sinha
Karan Shukla
XI
XI
XI
XI
34
34
27
22
I
I
II
III
Kanpur Road
RDSO
Mahanagar (NB)
Mahanagar (NB)
Mansa Das & Anubha Tiwari of CMS Station Road
Shailly Rastogi & Kaveri Verma of CMS R. Nagar (Peace Bldg)
Rajshre e Anurag & Soumya Tripathi o f CMS Mahanagar (III)
Vaishali Srivastava & Vani Mittal of CMS Kanpur Road
Vibhu V. Singh & Mrinal Ojha of Mahanagar Boys Inter College
ON THE SPOT - PAINTING
First
Deepak Singh Bisht
Second
Arushi Gupta
Third
To shi Mishra
st
1 Cons Akshat
nd
2 Cons Harish Chauhan
Mahanagar Boys Inter College
CMS Indira Nagar
CMS Mahanagar 3rd Bldg.
CMS Kanp ur Road
CMS R. Nagar (Peace Bldg.)
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