2016 The AVEMAM ST. XAVIER'S SCHOOL Post Box 19, Hazaribag, Jharkhand-825301 CBSE Afiiliation No. 3430016; School No: 08034 Website: www.sxshzb.org; e-mail: sxshzb@gmail.com Tel: (06546) - 222334, 224934, 267191; Fax 265922TO DREAM THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM A Message from the Principal On the 64th anniversary of the foundation of St. Xavier's our newly constructed auditorium will be inaugurated. As the inal touches were being given, Irequested the present and past students as well as the friends of the school to suggest an appropriate name forthe auditorium, The alumni of the 60s and 70s suggested that it be named after either Fr. John Moore, the Founder or Fr. Kevin Grogan, a very compassionate person who contributed the most to develop and maintain the schoo's ample playing fields and to beautify the campus. Both were great men who merited monuments named after them. The present students, not as familiar with the Fathers of the first three decades of the school, offered some creative suggestions. Evidently, not many of them could relate to that history so dear to the alumni of the boarding era. Some of them even proposed to make it “Jamesorium,” or “Fr. P.J. James Memorial.” Well, why not? My colleagues and | agreed that the selected name should beckon the students to embody in their own lives a key theme or value of Jesuit education. It should inspire the students to make better choices in life for the more universal ‘200d, Moreover, the auditorium was conceived as a Diamond Jubilee project. Now that we are four years past sixty, and heading towards Platinum Jubilee, we shall drop “diamond!” butretain “jubilee” inthename. In recent times, we have been emphasising in the school a key concept from the spirituality of the Jesuits, magis (pronounced "mah-jis) tis a Latin word that means "more" or "better." The roots of the word are ascribed to St. Ignatius (of Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus. Magis refers to doing more for Christ by doing more for others. Itis related to Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam (&.M.D.G.), a Latin phrase meaning “or the greater glory of God.” While our competitive society often thinks in terms of having or doing more, magis calls us to depth and quality in being and in what we do, Magis invites us to consider how we can serve the world magnanimously, with fire, passion, and zeal From this point of view when discerning between two or more good options, all else being equal, one would choose thatwhich serves the more universal good, .e., that which makes the widestimpact. The familiar proverb, “Givea man a fish and you feed him fora day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for alifetime,”" well eaptures what Ignatius meant by ‘the more universal good Magis is about striving for excellence in all our endeavours. ttis about having a large heart. Itis about being more generous. It is about giving more. Magis is about trying to grasp beyond one’s reach. In the words of the Man of La Mancha To dream the impossible dream To fight for the right, to fight the unbeatable foe Without question or pause To bear with unbearable sorrow To be willing to march into Hell To run where the brave dare not go For a heavenly cause To right the unrightable wrong And | know if I'l only be true {0 love pure and chaste from afar To this glorious quest To try when your arms are too weary That my heart will ie peaceful and calm To reach the unreachable star When I'm laid to my rest, This is my quest {And the world will be better for this to follow that star That one man, scorned and covered with scars No matter how hopeless Stil strove with his last ounce of courage No matter how far To reach the unreachable star May MAGIS, Jubilee Auditorium inspire all of to DREAM THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM! LpHAPPINESS QUOTIENT Academic Session 2015-16Inaugural Address by Fr. Geoff, S. J. on March 23, 2015) Fr. James, members of the school administration, staff, parents and my dear students. Good morning to you all. Today you start the innings of 2015- 16. For some of you, this will be your last innings at school. May God bless your final year and your future. Some of you are just beginning your life at St. Xavier's. All the best. May you alll bat, bow! and field well... ... especially on March 26", when India plays Australia in the 2" semifinal of the World Cup. ms When people ask me who do you support when India plays Australia, my answer-is always 50-50. To all of you present here, my message is BE HAPPY. | want to share a few thoughts with you this morning about HAPPINESS. Let me begin by introducing very good friend of mine from Bhutan. His name is Karma Ura. | met Ura a few years ago and he was smiling. | suppose he isstill smiling. No, I know he is still smiling, because he specializes in Happiness. The people of Bhutan like other people in the world are concerned about their GNP [Gross National Product i.e. how much they are worth as a nation], but they are much more concerned about. their GNH, i.e. their Gross National Happiness. Experts say that Bhutan is the happiest nation in the world. There are some reasons for this. The crime rate is very low and murders are almost unheard of, Reminds me of the small African village featured in “The Gods Must be Crazy”. Those of you who have seen the film, will recall that violence was introduced when a coca cola bottle was thrown from a plane. Along with violence, came suspicion and jealousy. Before that bottle was thrown out of that plane, everyone in that little African village was happy. Now, back to Bhutan. The government of Bhutan provides free health care and education for everyone. There are three times more monks than soldiers and instead of planning and making war, the soldiers produce most of Bhutan’s liquor. Bhutan was the last country in the world to have television. Itis also the first, non- smoking country on the planet. The Bhutanese even mention happiness in their national anthem: “As the doctrine of Lord Buddha flourishes, may the sun of peace and happiness shine on the people.” Underlying all of these facts, are three qualities. The first quality is trusting relationships. The second is compassion for all creatures- great and small. The third is loving attentiveness. By the depth and strength of these qualities, we can measure our GNH, our Gross National Happiness... in (Avera ZU) TEACLOLU‘our families, ourschool and our neighborhood. Let us take each quality and reflect together. Firstly, trusting relationships, both with nature and among ourselves. Again, Bhutan can help us. On every street corner of Thimpu, the Bhutanese capital, there isa sign which reads like this: When the lasttree is cut When the last riveris emptied When the last fish is caught Onlythen will we realize that we cannot eat money. Let's not wait till this happens. Let's relate to Mother Nature as her trusting children, Like in all things, trustingis not a matter of how much you have but how much you care for what you have. Some people think that money is needed for relationships. But it’s not. Bhutan is quite a poor country but their people are rich in happiness and that's all that really counts. Some people exploit through relationships and see money and profits as more important than people. This is what the big corporations often do. It all comes down to trustworthiness, Mutual trust builds up relationships and this results in greater happiness. How do we relate with one another in our families, here in St Xavier's and with the larger community? Is there a trusting and mutual relationship? Do each of us try to make a difference for good through our relationships? Are we agents of happiness or agents of sadness, pessimism and gloom? ‘Secondly, Compassion, that most Buddhist of all teachings. Lord Buddha is referred to as the ‘compassionate One. His Holiness the Dalai Lama, says that compassion requires of us to rid ourselves of all negative thoughts of hatred, jealousy, anger and fear and to cultivate kindness and ‘compassion and open the door to happiness. Jesus teaches us to be compassionate as our Heavenly Father is compassionate. God has no favourites. Everyone has the same- sun and moon rising and setting on them. A compassionate person is a happy person. And a happy person makes a happy home and happy homes make a happy nation anda happier world. Lastly, loving attentiveness. The Bhutanese do everything with great attentiveness - even crossing a road or washing dishes. Meditation is important for them. Going deeply into oneself with loving attentiveness. Heightening the awareness of what they see, feel, touch, smell and hear. Attentiveness, so my friend Ura says, becomes loving, when it helps us to be aware that we share this earth with fellow travelers who have just as much right to travel life's roads as we do. Letme finish by telling you all to close your eyes and thank God for something or someone who made you happy. Have you all closed your eyes? Remain like that for a few seconds ... Now open your eyes and realize that you have just increased your GNH. Your Gross National Happiness. Congratulations. Now pass that happiness on to someone else and increase their quota of happiness. Thank you, and may God bless you all and may the best team win on the 26th. Jai Hind! Jai Xavier's, sO) GEE : ay WTCSSMWOWEBest Academic Perf (jie jile 740k Sal School Anthem Sr eneneg Coa nts We have the spirit that will not lag. We will carry high our flag, And never, never let it drag. We are the red and we are the gold; We are the brave and we are the bold. DIOR ears te Derren ek Pics eRe n a ee See SE Ranta EORTC core Given, given by God above. Comrades all we be old or new, Sirs Scene Tee nts We will ever sing as now, Caper at Ait Malik Pranshu Kumar Ayush Ral Prep D Prep Prep D ‘Asma Praween| ia Preyash Pratush 0. Prema —Divanshu Gaurav Aadienya ic my Nk Raj ‘Shubhangii Riya Gupta Wo we woBest Academic Performances 2014-15 CE Pe cro om Cay Pre Ty iT vA Ty oa ) ¥ dS OW corto Oe al coy) ct vB nh xia Ly Coe ee ne) rr wo a big Eta eon Koral Jain Se) Co reed Sed rie} rns TY oT) ty sibf De eT] or creer Ba) ba) nn) chy xD 7)n of Alumni 1965, 75, 90 Batches The Principal's Address My dear colleagues, the teachers and staff of the school and my dearly beloved students, | stand here with great happiness this morning to welcome most cordially our formers students, the Jubilarians of the 1990, 75 and 65 batches, the special guests of the day - our most valued alumni, fathers, ww sisters, parents, and all other guests. At this very moment we share a sense of accomplishment celebrating the illustrious history of St. Xavier's. You great human beings present before us this morning represent all our past students and their glorious achievements. You affirm to us once again the fruit of the hard work of all my predecessors starting with Fr. John Moore down the decades. You embody the success of the efforts of generations of teachers and non-teaching staff of the school. You continue the mission of the school in your real life situations around the globe. You fill the school community with that well-deserved Xaverien pride in its magnificent legacy. The times have changed and alongwith it the school also has changed. Yet | assure you on behalf of the school management faculty and staff that we continue to maintain our high standards in academics, discipline, and performance in sports, games and other co-curricular activities. For instance, this year our boys basketball and football teams have qualified from the eastern region to play the CBSE national championship. Even with the dwindling number of Jesuits in the School our vision and creative fidelity to the school's Ignatian character are not compromised. The mission of the school does not end by sending students up for the Board examinations. Jesuit schools are deeply interested in their alumni/ alumnae and their well-being. Through our world-wide alumni associations we help facilitate networking and mutual support among the alums. This sense of ‘connection is vital in inculcating among the present generation of our students a sense of our extended family and sincere commitmentto the values Jesuit education promotes. I thank each one of you, of Gold, Ruby and Silver for coming here. Some of you had to take a lot of trouble to be here now on one of the coldest days of the year. I conclude these few words of welcome with this wish and prayer: May all Xaveriens be persons of competence, conscience, compassion and commitment striving for excellence and committed to the most authentic human values. LpSpeech by Mr. Ramesh Thakur Class of 65 to Class of 201! Fr. James, friends from the Class of 65, 75 and 90, former students § including my brother Devesh, all you beautiful young ladies and dashing young gentlemen in front of me, | speak to you mindful of Alexis de Tocqueville's caution: “To remain silent is the most useful service that a mediocre speaker can render to the public good.” It may be that, like Mrs. Piper in Charles Dickens’ Bleak House, |, have “a good deal to say... but not much to tell.” Boys and girls, Warmest felicitations on completing school! As you embark on the second stage of your life cycle, my class has entered the final stage -some of us further along than others. Golden Jubilee is for those who passed out 50 years ago, but have not yet passed away. You are twice blessed. First, you are heir to one of the greatest, most ancient civilisations and richest cultural traditions in the world: And second, that astonishingly long and deep heritage has been nurtured and channelled into modern education by some of the world’s most selfless and dedicated teachers. The Jesuits are living proof that while "We make a living what we get, we make a life by what we give.” We were fortunate, and my class was the last one here when the visionary person who started this school left to start another, to have experienced the pastoral care of Fr John Moore, the school's founder. As | head into the sunset of my life, the most treasured accolade after | pass over to the other side would be what | say today of Fr Moore: He was a good man. Because of what he did, the world was a better place when he left than when he entered it. Our lives were enriched for having been touched by Fr Moore. The world todayis poorer for his passing. His philosophy of education was as enlightened as his personality was warm and welcoming. He believed passionately in a broad education that extended well beyond mere exams and the acquisition of career skills. Like Churchill, he understood that the empires of the future will be the ‘empires of the mind. Sports teaches us the importance of teamwork, fair play, physical training and application, perseverance, mental discipline and strength; the virtues of sportsmanship and humility, being gracious in defeat and magnanimous in victory. | have had a privileged life and a fortunate career. “If | have seen farther than others, it is because | was standing on the shoulder of giants,” said Isaac Newton. In my case, in the case of my class, our personal and professional journey truly began here, on these very grounds. The minor sO) GEE : ay WTCSSMWOWEcontretemps and quotidian difficulties that cropped up regularly were soon forgotten, faded and disappeared into memory's black hole. What remains is the treasured fellowship of friends. | am with the poet William Butler Yeats: “And say my glory was | had such friends.” Live your lives so others will say that of you. I've been an international diplomat for a decade of my life. A diplomat can say the nastiest things in the nicest way, telling you to go to hell so tactfully you look forward to the trip. Boys: if you want to be diplomat, always remember a woman's birthday and never her age. The United Nations represents the dream of a world undivided by borders and differences, and ruled by reason. It exists so that people condemned to die in fear can live in hope once again, apprehensions are turned into aspirations, and want gives way to dignity. Dignity was a central tenet of Fr Moore's. Most great things are simple and many can be expressed in a single word: freedom, justice, honour, duty, mercy, faith, hope, charity, love, dignity. A week ago the world marked the 67th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The simplicity of its language belies the passion of conviction underpinning it. Its opening sentence affirms that a “recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world.” Note that dignityis put before rights. Being an optimist is an integral part of the job description for a UN diplomat. You have to believe in the possibility of progress, in the underlying goodness of human nature, before you invest time, effort and yes, even emotion, in the cause of making the world a better place for all creatures who inhabitit and all who are yet to inherit it. Ina sweeping book, The Better Angels of Our Nature, Harvard University's Steven Pinker traces a steady reduction in societal, national and international violence from the hunter-gatherer civilisations to modern times, based on empathy, self-control, reason and moral sense as “the better angels” of human nature. And what better angel on these hallowed grounds than Fr Moore? The core challenge for him was to develop the human consciousness of all children under his watch. He held that human dignity was a natural right but also simultaneously a gift. Most of us follow the path to wherever it may lead us. Fr Moore's genius was to go instead where there was no path, leaving a trail for others to follow in his, footsteps. As you face many crossroads on the pathway of life, have the wisdom to tell right from wrong and the courage to choose the right path. As children, a useful guide always is: will your parents swell with pride or shrink with shame when they learn of your antics? As adults - and remember Churchill's bon mot that while growing old is inevitable, growing up is optional - you can turn that around. If your children were to learn of your choice, would they approve and feel proud, or be embarrassed and need explanation and excuses? It is a useful moral compass -your personal Dhruva tara if you like-to help you navigate the challenging journey of adult life. (Avera ZU) TEACLOLUIn “The Second Coming” Yeats again it is who tells us that in a world in which the best lack all conviction while the worst are full of passionate intensity, things will fall apart and the centre cannot hold. “The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere the ceremony of innocence is drowned.” Manya time that will ring true. Today we pass the torch to you to hold the centre together, in India and the world. You will have to guard against setbacks trapping you in despair and successes seducing you into vanity. On the first, setbacks, always remember that kites rise highest against the wind -not with it, On the second, triumphs, never forget that pride cometh before a fall Allthat is required for evilto triumph, the English philosopher Edmund Burke reminded us, is for good people to keep quiet and do nothing. In my own country the immediate past army chief expressed the same idea by saying that the standard you walk past, is the standard you accept. What they mean is that it is not enough merely for you to be just in your conduct. In addition, you must not put up with the injustice of others done to third parties. You are the keepers of all your brothers and sisters in the one human family. Respect their faith and beliefs, never denigrate and belittle them, as you would have them respect yours. He who robs others of their self-esteem betrays an impoverished and diminished spirit himself. All that remains for me to do is bid you bon voyage on your life journey. Travel safe on that challengingjourney, be well, do good and, above all, do yourschool proud.Speech by Prof. Duleep Deosthale (Hyde Park, New York, USA) Good Morning! Distinguished Guests and alumni, Fr. James, and all of you wonderful students of St. Xavier's. Itis indeed an honor to speak to you on behalf of the class of 1975. | am joined today by 13 of my classmates who have come from far and wide. We have come from New Zealand, New York and New Delhi, from Jaipur, Patna, Varanasi and Kolkata and from right here in Hazaribag that was home to all of us for so many years. Today is the first time I have returned to Hazaribag since | left school in 1975. It has been 40 long years, but being with my friend's again seems like last week. Today, | would like to share some anecdotal moments with you of our time here at Xavier's and what this school means to the Class of 75 and I. I have devoted the last 30 years of my whole life to teaching in universities in many different countries. My work has required me to manage the international office at universities responsible for recruiting international students, developing international partnerships with universities everywhere and other things international. | have also had the pleasure of traveling to over 350 high schools in different parts of the world. And through all those travels and visits | can say one thing with absolute confidence: St Xavier's Hazaribag, my school, your school, our school is indeed one of the finest schools and you and | have been extremely fortunate. The facilities, the infrastructure and above all the teachers here would be hard to find anywhere else. Our teachers taught us so much more than just what was in the books. Teachers like Fr. Cronin, Fr. Grogan, Fr. Mulhern, Fr. Thwaites, Fr. Jones, Fr. Horan, and Fr. Chacko, and teachers like Mrs. Latif, Mr. Roychowdhry, Mr.S.K. Sinha, Mr K.P. Verma and the formidable Mr. Peter Shave were all rare gems and quite impossible to come across today. They helped lay the foundation then of what we are today. It would be years later that we would begin to understand and appreciate the extent of their impact and influence in our thoughts, our actions, and in our deeds and everyday life. To all of them. and others we say Thank You' and to those who are no longer with us anymore today, may each 'Rest In Peace.’ During the many years that we were here, we developed a close bond. We played, studied and ate together. We fought and chased each far too many times but we always made up. We competed with each other but we also supported each other. 24/7 for several years we were there for each other during all the fun and crazy times but also during those difficult moments. Today as we meet up we have been able to reflect back and laugh at many of those moments. Yes we have all moved on with our lives but those memories have brought us back together once more and we have been able to share the moments, and to reflect on itwith a sense of nostalgia. | do wish to share one moment of the many of our years at SXH: Elocution Day! This was an event that took place in the auditorium and where each one practiced for days and weeks to present a Lpspeech or recite a poem. There was, however, one that caught our imagination, the Reverend Martin Luther King's “I have a dream” speech. | mention this speech because it taught us that each one of us has dream. Our teachers then taught us to dream and painted a vision of what lay ahead and asked us to chase these dreams of ours. And in time, dream we did, Each one of us ended up dreaming something different. Yes, there were challenges but we continued to dream. Each of our dreams took us forward and we kept dreaming and we became what we had dreamed to be, to achieve and to accomplish. So today as | stand before you | would like to tell you the following. Go ahead and dream! Think of all the things you wish to do. Chase your dreams! Reach for the stars! And even if you don't get there now, keep trying, And remember one thing: Don't let anyone tell you ever that you cannot dream. Because you can! And you must! Because to dream, is beautiful. And your dreams will become your future! On behalf of the Class of 1975, Iwish each of you the very best and success in your efforts. Thank You and God Bless You All!Speech of Mr. Gitesh Sarma (Ut Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, Guest of Honour) Father James, Principal, Distinguished Guests, Teachers and Members of the Staff Dear Friends, | am delighted to be here today. | am delighted to be back home.40 years back we embarked on ajourney from where this spot. For a while it seemed to me that | had travelled a great distance over these years until it dawned on me one fine day that | had never been away from school. St. Xavier's had always been right inside me allthis while. Ina sense, the batches of 1965 and 1975 never left this place. Much has changed since the time we commenced our journey. What stands out is that science and technology has changed our lives in ways that we could not imagine then. My daughter was born in 1994 and does not remember a world without internet. There are so many gadgets and daily living would be impossible without them. My favorite one is a clock. It reminds me that time is such a precious commodity. The time we spenthereis priceless memory. In inviting us you have done us a great service. You have given us a glimpse into the future. I had talked about the clock. It also reminds us of the time to come. We see standing before us leaders of the future ready to rub shoulders with us as adults as equals. In you we see the future leaders of your respective communities, and you will go on to lead India. Indeed, in you we see the future leaders of, the world, ‘The most priceless gift that the school has given us are character and values. Obviously parents make a huge difference and in a sense they are teachers too. Our teachers at school have made a big contribution to set us on the right path and to give us the right values, without which we are nothing. | have little doubt that each one of youris very, very special. The greatest good fortune is to have been born in India or to be touched by India in so many ways. You need to preserve what you have got and also to help create something new. That is how lifeis. Life is about givingback something. In time each one of us, old and young, have to find our own ways of giving back something to this great country, which has given us so much. You will lead India towards a glorious future. (Avera ZU) TEACLOLUButit is important to remember that we live in a global world with universal values. While we are proud citizens of our own country, we are global citizens today. But when we live and work with people from different parts of the world, itis importantto realize that we belongto the world, Many things have changed over the years. But! can tell you that one thing will never change and this is the importance of good values. | am certain that, beyond your achievements, each one of you will always be known for just that simple thing, which is being a good human having compassion and feelings for others. The most difficult thing in life is the ability to see that people are not bad but only different. It needs enormous mental courage and strength to see the other side and respect the other view. Such anabilityis not automatic. Life is also about humility. The greater human beings are also the most humble. Such values come with good education at home and in school. | believe that we have in some measure an understanding of these qualities as students of a very rare institution; St. Xavier's School | find my eyes at this juncture going moist. It is time to recall those who could not make it to his event. Our beloved teachers and staff members who are not with us today will never be forgotten. Our classmates who could not join us on this journey will never be forgotten. On behalf of each one of us, | salute the teachers and staff of St. Xavier's School also for your wonderful work. Dear teachers, dear members of the staff, you are our heroes. You will always be ourheroes. If | have to give a message to those who are to commence their own journeys from this very same sacred place, there is no substitute for hard work and humility. If you work hard, rewards will follow and you will emerge winners each time. We convey our best wishes to each one of you for a golden future ahead.Chief Guest’s Speech [Mr. Sujit Ghosh] Fr. James, respected teachers, parents and my fellow Xaverians. Thank you very much for the opportunity to deliver the Chief Guest's speech. Itis an honor to be here today to address the proud parents, guests and most importantly, my fellow. Xaverians, the present students of the school, Memories flooded my mind. My first first day in school and the years that, went by. | recalled the cross-country race around the lake, heralding the start of the sports events. Fr. Grogan after Prema, our gardener then, to‘putsome jaldi’ | into getting the Balmoral field ready. | vividly recall the excitement building up tothe sports day. All the buildings getting a coat of paint, the coloured flags, the march past, each house sitting in order of their last years overall sports rankings. Xavier House winning one event after another, Gonzaga House winning the overall championship. | was sitting where you are sitting today, fully involved lam already feeling young, Asa young student we were no doubt taught the prescribed syllabus butimportantly hidden within this curriculum was moral education. The Jesuit Fathers, Brothers and Teachers were not only our mentors but also our loving guardians. They helped to lay the foundation for our character building for future challenges. The world is changing at a very fast pace. Things have changed dramatically over, the past 4 decades. With the advent of Internet, communication has revolutionized. We are now air wired. We have moved from our Industrial-Age-to-networkera. It has - become our social driver. You are in the midst of this and shall continue to revolutionize further. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, BRAIN STUDY The traditional career path is changing. Vocational training will continue to suit to the industrial or commercial needs. To keep pace with the change and emotionally be bonded to the society, the priorities for character building however, still remain same as what it was when we were young. One of the major difference is we grew up in the age of snail mail you are in email. The speed has changed dramatically. What has not changed. © There isno escape from discipline and hard work. © Develop the resilience to cope with challenges and adversity. ® Maintain personal integrity. Moral courage and self-restraint. © Ability to bond and create teamwork. © Concern for fellow beings. ® Gather knowledge through education, sports, human interaction, and pursue with all sincerity. Lp| was a boarder in this school from 1958 to 1965. Those were the formative years for me. Life however came up with a lot of distractions and unexpected turn of events. The building blocks and the foundation of the formative years stood me in good stead. These I learnt in the classrooms, and sports field of this school. Academics is no doubt important. High School marks are required for some college admissions. Extra-curricular activities such as sports and games, elocution, debates, impromptu speech, music, drama, enhance academic learning, Students do not get the same degree of social development or co-operation skills learning, from the classrooms. Some may argue that extra-curricular activities distract from the pursuit of studies, my own experience is that sports and games kept my interest to stay in the boarding school and continue with my studies. Some of the extra-curricular activities do become a life-long passion. Through the extra-curricular activities you start to discover yourself and your personal talent in other areas. Amongst you there could be a budding Sachin Tendulkar, Saina Nehwal or Saina Mirza, Amitabh Bacchan or Vidya Balan or Shreya Ghosal or Saurav Ganguly. Extra-curricular activities helps to develop self-esteem, improve mental alertness, have a healthy life style, develop leadership qualities, develop the attributes of team- work, builds confidence, develop co-ordinated skills and discipline. You start to realize that your potential has no boundaries, that you can raise the level of the bar and continue to achieve and excel. The limiting boundaries are mental. Participation in sports, as much as in other extra-curricular activities, you learn and grow. Your success and your failure helps you to refine. Success creates the feel good factor and the desire to realize more potential. This is good for your future. Failure teaches you more, provided you do not sit and weep or display inappropriate behavior. Learning from failure makes you stronger, more resilient, more humble. Life is about meeting different challenges. Failure teaches .. AMT Win or lose, | hope you walk off the field with pride. Pride in having given your best and in the most sporting manner. You competed for the love of sport. It is very important that negative thought pattern does not sabotage your self-worth. During our school days we were taught to be modest in our victory and be humble. We were taught not to question the decision of the referee even if the decision was wrong. | think that helped us to develop ourmaturity. It prepared us to face the truth of life and the changing world. | can well understand the contradictions that you are faced with, when you see some of the untoward behaviour on field by few sports professionals. Role models displaying rude, unsporting behaviour resorting to play acting, Unfortunately because of media glare and the enormous sums of money, the players behaviour has changed. It presents a wrong perspective. | appreciate that your generation needs more clarity. | would advise that you question and discuss with your teachers and coaches. These are life's lesson to prepare you to face the highly competitive, material driven, individualistic world sO) GEE : ay WTCSSMWOWEHeamta lot from sports. © Firstand foremostto take life as it comes. Win or loose, life will go on. With every win to setthe next stretch target and with every loss how to doit right next time. © Totake risks. Analyse the risk, evaluate the opportunity, implement. © Team games taught me to pass the ball to the man best positioned to score. Life is all about interaction, teamwork and involvement with the surrounding. Teamwork achieves more. © Taught me how to function in a society that is competitive and continue to maintain my balance in times of failure and adversity. Not to fee! despondentin the bad times, but to patiently wait for the opportunity. @ Youalsoneed luck One last point | would like to highlight is the need to be involved in social service. It deals with helping human beings who are struggling. The desire to help others develops compassion and importantly patience. You can make a difference to your own community e.g. by helping children or people at risk Fr. Moore in one of his letters to me wrote, your behaviour will have a response from the surrounding, the behavior of the surrounding will have an impact on you. To have a mutually beneficial outcome your intent should always be for the benefit of the surrounding. Ifit is not, you are not worth yoursalt. The senior most class will join us as Alumni. You will go into a more complex world than what we entered 50 years ago. | firmly believe that every generation are clever and smartto face the changing environment, | am confident that you have received the all round education we were fortunate to receive to face the world, In our days the school did not have a main gate. | later understood why. It was a life lesson. Freedom should not be mis-used. As | look back with gratitude, | am thankful to all my teachers and more so Fr. John Moore. The founder of this school. He gave us the motto. IN VERITATE ET CARITATE. In truth andin charity. I shall share a quote of Fr. John Moore, to give a brief glimpse of the founding father's vision and his high ideals. “St. Xavier's high level of scientific training must be sustained. But the openness to beyond must be nurtured defended and strengthened. For this St. Xavier's must maintain its autonomy, it's right to step it of the “mainstream” when the waters are fouled. So best will the school assert its loyalty and do its dutyto the nation and to its own character asa St. Xavier's School par excellence.” Thankyou. Jai Hind! (Avera ZU) TEACLOLUAnnual House Point 2015 Academic & Co-curricular Excellence Junior Middle Senior TOTAL, Sports and Games Excellence pore Britto pope Junior Middle Senior TOTAL, Sports Day - March Past cy Third Middle Loyola eryvats) ent Senior Xavier fener -c Most Disciplined House CMe Bony OOUY Xavier oes 1009 | 1006 979 967 Magis Cup (Overall Champions) Loyola Gonzaga Dr. M. Pathak Memorial Trophy and Medal for the Emerging Sports Personality, 2015, Rev. Fr John Moore Trophy for Excellence for - 2015 2346 | 2254 | 2112 | 2036PSEC EX Loyola PAE SS 9 MET 9 | R Vika Kumar Robins Mehra Jwala Patras Ekka Aadarsh Kumar Joy Kull A Division B Division C Division D Division E Division Ea EES TT Loyola ws ia acre or : ’ Shasat Eka Sudhans Kamar Sam Kua Aish Kj Dvn F Dvn Dison #1 Dison Peer PIN iLoyolal Tm iC Falak Shaban Shreya Jay 61 Division 62 Division PST RES wim Moon Anugrah Laka Chetna 63 Division G+ DivisionExcellent Performance In Academic and Co-curricular Activities DRL a uc Sse EY ea ene ww Perec ATU ba Rishek Raj Archit Goyal Divyanshi Chandra IA Wo vio | | { | | a Nikhil Kumar Parashar TPO: | aa ay =ptij i | Pere tt x y+Student Editorial Here we have in our hands....the awaited twelfth edition of our school magazine I!!! # is a forum which provides Xaverians with an opportunity to showcase their latent talents and explore their imaginative and creative ideas. | personally feel privileged and delighted to workon the editorialteam. We were quite overwhelmed withthe prose, poems and artwork that flooded in from various sections of the school displaying the students’ enthusiasm and dedication. Although compiling a ‘school magazine is a cumbersome task, it was a gfeat time working in the team. We have tried to bringforth the best. lam grateful to our Principal Fr. PJ. James, SJ. for his constant support and cooperation, all the members of the magazine committee for their hard work and the teachers for their guidance. Lastly, | would also thank all the students for their keen participation in making this issue a suceessfulone. Finally, a very “Happy New Year” to everybody. Hopefully this year brings many opportunities for ‘everyone to explore their joy, turn all their dreams. into reality and efforts into achievements. Axiti Goel, XII (Editor-in-Chief) A) Pee: ak : OA ue Teacher Editorial Little toddlers come in crying . unwillingly s. A few years more than a decade and like smart adults ~ they walk out of this place that has occupied more than half of their childhood, perhaps the most signticantpart As one looks back, atthe school corridors classrooms and benches, one discovers that every inch has its own treasure of memories, Jstas the classrooms are without students, the magazine too is without the enthusiasm to hone one's creative skills. The Pisco ig notjusta mere reflection of memories, butitinvigorates them. Sy is growing - spreading its branches wider, digging its roots deeper. Widening ts horizon, extending its branches to new genres and establishing itself ~ are some things achieved 1 yearby the assiduous effort and the support of the Editorial Board, When | look back on this year's work, | realise that those who truly deserve the pats on the back for the hhumungous work done, are outside the core Board. How could we have put a magazine together if our students had not generously contributed with their entries ? How could we have achieved our goals ifthe teachers had not helped with the editing 7 And how on earth would we have managed without the constant support and encouragement of our principal every step ofthe way 2Atthe same time, lam overwhelmed by the tireless enthusiasm that | have seen in the members of the Editorial Board. | am happy to have worked with sucha greatteam thisyear. Happiness is not a destination. It can be discovered here and now, if we choose to. We all know the happiness of a neatly wrapped present, but being able. togiftsomething simple yet memorable, s precious. Let's try it and watch the smiles spread. Loads of good wishes to you From all of us at = = Bracons a =) Soma Chaudhuri ¥ENGLISH ESSAY TEACHER DIWALI ‘THE PEACOCK FLOCK MYLITTLESISTER MY CHOCOLATY SCHOOL MYSCHOOL, THE REBEL BUTTERFLY My PUSSY CAT KITES Vildo My Best HEART OF PARENTS ‘THE EARTH TREE EARTH MYSCHOOL, MY DEAR TEACHER FRIENDS. MY FAMILY MY LOVING DAD FRIEND NATURE, DEAR TOMATO. CLEANLINESS THE RAIN FRIENDSHIP. ALION INASHOP APOOR DAY LET NATURE BE OUR TEACHER FRIENDS ~ MY FRIENDS. Contents 04 05 05 05 05 06 06 06 06 06 o7 o7 o7 08 08 08 08 09 09 09 10 10 10 a. at a. a1 12 12 12 13 ONLYADAD TEACHER MISS YOUALOT... DADAJI..... MYSISTER... PEN ADIFFICULT JOURNEY WHYNOTSHE MY FIRSTLOVE! HOME WORK YOU KNOW YOURSELF WHEN YOU KNOWART! MY DEAREST MOTHER BELIEVE INYOUR SELF IF WERE THE PRINCIPAL, FRIENDSHIP IS MIGHT CRAZE OF PRO KABADDI IHATE RAIN MY BEST FRIEND GIRL PEACE WHY NOTGIRLS ? OUR CLASS TEACHER THE ALCHEMIST “AQUESTION AND THE ANSWER" GOD Vs. TEACHER MR. CLEAN OF THE SCHOOL WORDS PARENTS LUFE MYTEACHER, MY GOD. FIFAWORD CUP BOBS 14 14 14 15 15 Baa 16 16 a7 a7 a7 a 18 18 18 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 21 24Contents FRIENDS... 21 QUITTHEIDEAOF QUITTING 36 ‘SELF HELP IS THE BEST HELP 22 HOWLIFEBEGAN 37 OURINSPITATION : DAD! 22 TERRORISMABIG PROBLEM 37 ‘STICK WITH TIME 22 EXCURSION FOR EDUCATION 38 THE BEAUTY OF AUTUMN 22 THEMEMORIESARE STILL FRESH 40 MYDAD 22 -27thMARCH 2015 a1 WATER IS PRECIOUS 23° FUNANDFROLICIN THE WHOISAREAL GIRL 23 BUS AND TRAIN JOURNEYS 41 FEELING THE SOULOF MUSIC 23° THEPLACETHAT TOUCHED MEMOST.... 44 ‘ARE MOBILE PHONES ANUISANCE? 23 saNDMISMRITIZASYMBOLOFUNITY THE CROW AND THE EAGLE 24 INoWeRSITY 42 LTS. - APLACE TO LEARN 24 ‘ASYMBOL OF EXTERNAL LOVE 42 MH - 372 25 IFICOULDDESIGNASCHOOL og ANUNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE 43 THE LIE THAT SAVED MY LIFE 27 THELASTDAY OF OURSOJOURN 44 says 3 MY EXPERIENCE OF EXCURSION 44 ‘SELECTED ESSAYS FORINTER-JESUIT SCHOOL ESSAY COMPETITION EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST TEACHER 45 WHAT! LEARNT... 45 LUCK, IT IS SAID THAT THE HARDER YOU WORK, THE BETTER IS YOUR LUCK. 23 UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCES 45 LUCK, IT IS SAID THAT THE HARDER YOU NEW DELHITO BARKAKANA 46 WORK, THE BETTER IS YOUR LUCK. 29 31st MARCH 2015 aT INDIAAS AN EMERGING WORLD POWER 30 NEW CHANGES IN MEAND AN UNBORN GIRL’ CHILD SAYS... ai NEWEXPERIENCE 47 CHANGING WORLD ... CHANGING WE 32 XAVIERIANS IN THE CAPITAL 48 TWINKLING STAR 32 ANEXPERIENCE OF HEAVEN 48 ARTS COURSE -VS-SCIENCECOURSE 33. WHAT! ENJOYED MOST. 49 IMETWITH CORRUPTION 34 AGOLDENOPPORTUNITY 49 ‘THE KEVIN GROGAN FOOTBALL BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS 49 TOURNAMENT 2015 35 MYFIRSTNIGHTIN THE HOTEL 50 ANUNFORGETTABLE BOND WITH ANNUAL REPORT 2015 HAZARIBAGH OLD ST.XAVIER'S 36 _XAVERIANS ASSOCIATION 50 Af VALE LOLS(oe Pano ot Sonate ae ae ie Hara —trnalicktasaay- dace carta aang oro —fleurt foo Meck Hehecte— — fosmitr pny dee eee itera AL Oe oe | he /O) Apre WOOEssay selected for CBSE Expression Series Jan 26 2016 Abhinav Ghosh Class :1D. TEACHER Teacher is like a lamp, Who gives us light on knowledge! Teacher is like a clock, Who has great patience! Teacher is like a mother, Who loves equally all her children! Teacher is like a flower, Who gives us the fragrance of education! Teacher is like a God, Who give us new vision! Teacher is lovable. Aghaz Anmad 3D mn DIWALI Diwali is here, It brings us cheers. This is the festival of light. Diyas make our house bright. We eat a lot of sweets, ‘And give to each other treats. Relatives we meet. ‘And friends we greet. It is the time to share, And show that we care Kartikey 3D THE PEACOCK FLOCK | saw colourful peacocks, They came in big flocks. The chicks followed the peahens, As they came to peck in a lane. The birds were so caring, They taught their chicks about sharing, When there was a drizzle light, The peacocks danced in delight. c™ Priyanshi Chandra 3D MY LITTLE SISTER Thave a little sister ‘She wants to be a doctor, Her name is kuhu She loves her cousin Mehu. She is three years old Often she gets cold, She is very cute ‘And likes to play flute, She likes toys of fur always love her. Aadi Vibhuti 3A uMY CHOCOLATY SCHOOL Chocolates on the blackboard, Chocolates on the door. Chocolates in the teacher's cupboard, Chocolates on the floor. Chocolates on the corridor, Chocolates on the hall. Please calll the doctor, Because late themall. Archit Goyal Class: IID MY SCHOOL Unless |am alittle fool, I shall be glad to goto school. Toreadand write, Notto be rude but polite. In school llearn many things, My friend wishes to have wings. My friend is cool, He makes mea fool. Qwais-ul Haque Class IIIA THE REBEL When everybody has short hair, The rebel lets his hair grow long. When everybody has long hair, The rebel cuts his hair short. When everybody talks duringthe lesson, The rebel doesn't saya word. When nobody talks during the lesson, ‘The rebel creates a disturbance. eae ce VEOSMOWS, When everybody wears a uniform, The revel dresses in fantastic clothes. When everybody wears fantastic clothes, The rebel dresses soberly. When everybody says, yes please, The rebel says, Nothankyou. When everybody says, Nothankyou, The rebel says, yes please. Itis very good that we have rebels. You may notfind itvery good to be one. Abhijeet Anand BUTTERFLY Butterfly, Butterfly, here and there, Butterfly, Butterfly everywhere. Butterfly was flying round and round, When Iwas playingin the ground. Butterfly, Butterfly how much you fly? She said, |fly high and high. Ashwarya Kumari Class: IVA MY PUSSY CAT Ihave a pussy cat, She likes tokill rats. She plays with buttons, She climbs on curtains. ) She hasa pink mat, t# She always plays on that ~ Sheis brown, ~ And always wants to wear a crown. ~~Her furis like silk, She always wantsto drink milk She hasa blue hat, She always wears that. She is heavy weight, Sheis my pretty pussy cat. Aprajita Class:IVB KITES Kites fly very high, Going up on the blue sky, up you go, How do you do so? Your colours red yellow and green, Andalso ofcream. Youare colourful, ‘Andalso very beautiful. ‘On Markar Sankranti you go very high, Up onthe blue blue sky. When you fall down some people have desire totake, Some people go and fly the kites near the lake. When you go up in the blue sky, Then | think how nice it would be if you were onlyofmine. Upyougo, How do you do so? Iwant my dream cometrue, Iwantto fly with you Priya Gautam Class :IVC I'll do My Best Each day!'ll do my best, And I won't do any less. My work will always please me. And | won'taccepta mess. I'Ilcolour very carefully, My writing willbe neat. And|willnot be happy, Till my papers are complete. I'llcome to school regularly, And! wont come late. I'llrespect mysenior, And not get involved ina I'llalways do my home work, ‘And try my best in every test. Iwont forgot my promise, Todo my very best. AnairaTahreem Class :IVC HEART OF PARENTS Afather's heartisa pillow, Thatyoucan reston. Amother's heartisakey ° The keyto success. Afather’s hearts pill, That cures your illness. Amother’s hearts a ribbon, That ties your future together. Afather's heartisatissue, That wipes yourtears. Amother’s heartisa song, That puts rhythm in your soul. Afather's heartis muscle, That picks you up. Amother's heart isa meal, Which satisfies your hunger. Afather’s hearts clothes, That you use to cover. Amother's heartisa bracelet, Thatisanaccessoryto dream. ‘Swayam Prabhakar Class :IVClimagine the earth, Allround andbare, Because we people, Donoteare. Ifitbecomes, Justtoolate, Then God will, Decide ourfate Sogive some care, Orelse wearein fora scare. Md. Ayan Hussain Class:VB TREE Tree can be short, ‘Tree can betall. Whatever kind, Ilike them all. They give us oxygen, They give us air. We give them love, We give them care. We take care of each tree, As if they were our own. From when they ‘rea seedling to fully grown. From berries to cherries, From apples to grapes. They give us different fruits, ‘And grow in different shapes. With their colorful leaves and long, brown trunks. We know that the beautiful trees are nota junk. They need water, soil, space and light. We give them those things dayand night. Sotoday, we all say “hurray”. Forthe trees special day which is called “Environment Day’. ‘Aadriti Jha Class:IVA. eae ce OO i ated EARTH We should always telltruth, We should be honest. Truthful personis always successful. Will rid the mind of all evil. Ifwetell one lie, We have to tell hundred lies. Truthis the personality, Ofa good person. Speak the truth, And shame the devil. Truthisone, And God is one. Truthis a good habit, Andllieisa bad habit. Truth always wins, Butlie always loses. Truthisa strength of a person, Andlie is a weakness ofa person. Soalways bewith truth, And never be with lie. Tanishq Tanmay Class :IVA MY SCHOOL MySchoolis the best, Itslikea bird's nest. Together we play, walk and run, But like to have with mea bun. Ourteachers are very good, They also have a good mood, Hove them very much, Iwould like to go for attrip of Kuchch. We have very good behaviour, That's why our school’s name is St. Xavier's.We enjoyhere very much, That's why we do like such? We havea lot of fun, ‘Aswe play under sun. We refresh ourmind, Nottto grind but to shine. Hove them very much, I know theyalso love me very much So, ourschoolis the best, Its like a bird's nest. Aakash Sinha Class -IVC ' MY DEAR TEACHER You taught me ABC Youtaught me 123. Youtaught me birds and tree, Thankyou dear teacher for all of these. My lovely teacher, youarea star. Youarea guide near and far. Iknow you are the moon. Youshow meallthe paths. Andshowthe sun My dearest teacher you are an ocean. You help me to delve deep into life. You are undoubtedly the infinite sky. You have given me wings to fly up high. Wherever you go, you spread onlyjoy. Love you all myteachers!! LOVE seen Siya Khaitan Class :IVC FRIENDS How good to liea little while. And look up through the tree! The skyis like a kind, bigsmile. Bent sweetly overme. The sunshine flickers through the lace, Of leaves above my head. And kisses me on myface. Like Mother, before bed. The wind comes stealingo’er the grass, ‘Towhisper pretty things; ‘And though Icannotsee him pass. feel his careful wings. ‘And high above the clouds, know, That God is watching too; He loves me and always sees, Eachlittle thingIdo. Class:IVD MY FAMILY Myfamilyis great, Together we celebrate. Myfamilyisgreat, This is the best family God made., feel proud, There is no doubt. My mothers kind, Very peaceful with hermind. Myfather is also kind, feel he is always behind,Mybrotheris great, He doesn’t doanythinglate, My grandparents are good, Theyareneverrude. My familyis great, Together we celebrate My familyis great, This is the best family God made. Theyare very good, Alwaysin a lovingmood. Divyanshu Gaurav Class :IVC MY LOVING DAD Oh my dear loving Dad, Youare the best says your lad. Youare genialand gallant, & You have the scholarly talent. Youare the leader of the family And sortsall the matter calmly. You always weara pleasant smile, Youare fabulous says your child. Youare the one who tells what good or bad, Youare the one who make me happy whenI'msad. When I'minneed you are always available. Your achievementin life is remarkable. Youaresohard workingandyouarealwaysbusy, You dosomuch for onlyand onlyme!! Salman Ahmad Khan Class: VD J eae ce OO i ated FRIEND A true friend is someone who brings us laughter, even in our tears, whose memories make us smile across the miles and through theyears. These areall that lever wanted ina friend. A friend is nice to you even when the world ‘tums its back on you. A friend is reliable he'llalways be there. True friendship is enduring, lasting even when friends lose touch fora while. A friend is devoted to your friendship and will never do anything to destroy it. A true friend inspires you to do your best and achieve great things AFRIEND Is someone who fills our lives With beauty, joy and grace and makes the world we live in, ou can count on and A better, happier place. Ashlesha Sinha Class: VD NATURE Everythingisin nature, Weallareits creature. Nature has many feature, alsolike a teacher. Nature isa giftof God, Itmakes us feel the presence of the lord. There are numerous things in the world, But nature cannot be sold. Birds fill nature with their sweet song, To destroy nature is very wrong.Innature, sunis verystrong, It gives us energy forlong. Nature has it own sorrow, Itwill manifestit today or tomorrow. Friends! Do you know whatis nature? Itis surrounding us all around. Piyush Padmapor Class: VC DEAR TOMATO Dear Tomato see here, Youare just like a fruit Incolouryouare red. DearTomatosee here, 4) Youare nota vegetable you are Knownasa fruit. People eatyou under the bread, Aliso in lunch with the salad. Youare not like other vegetables Parinita Pari Class: VA. CLEANLINESS Doyouthink, Cleanlinessis a key to success? No, youare wrong. Cleanlinessisaneed, Inwhich everyone should lead. Itwas a dream of Gandhi Jee, That our country be clean. His dream is still not fulfilled, Buta person, someone who did, His name is Narendra Modi. ma > He decided to get rid, Of garbage, and boysto kids, People supported it, We should throw the wrappers in dustbin, Whether itis of chocolate, plasticorice-cream. Atlast, the aim of this poems, Totell you what cleantiness is! Ekta Shubham Class: VB. « THE RAIN Idon't know but why, Hove walking in the rain. The chilled drops of water touch my face. Washing my heart, blood flows through my veins. Ihugthe cold and the wind. Which is never weary. Still [don't know but why a love walking in the rain. e ee. Inever protect myself when youarrive, * Because there isno desire to survive. Mylife is cold, darkand dreary. leryand ery, Idon’tcare and Itake your help to hide my pain. That's why llove walkingin the rain. Unnati Goyal Class: VID FRIENDSHIP Afriend is someone to turn to Afriend is someone we treasure Afriend is someone who fill our lives ‘And make the world we live in, better When weneedalift nds are there like a giftWith beauty joyand grace Abetter and happier place Friendship comes and goes Like dayand night Butyouand | are something else Which never goes away. cr Tanisha Led Class: VID ALION IN A SHOP .. Alion wenttoa barber and said-" Sir Please cut mylonghair. Itis very ong. ‘And bees inside singa very bad song.” The barber with much fear. Went abitnear. He was cutting his hair. ‘And the lion saton the chair. When there cametwomen. Both saw the lion and one of them ran. ‘The one whowas standingon the right. With lion he started to fight. ‘The man pulledthe lion's hand. The lion could notanymore stand. He fell down and his head came out. The barber startedto shout. Inside was aman. Who hada plan. Tolootand cheat. The barber got angry and started to beat. Themanran. But the barber was still sweating because offwasthe fan. Shreyansh Shubhas Class: VIA ro eae ce 3 OO i ated A POOR DAY My father's dead, and mother's left With her ive children small, And, whatis worse for mother still, I'mthe oldest of them all. Though little lam, yet fear no work. Hfyouwill me employ, To plough and sow, and reap and mow. And bea farmer's boy. Ayush Raj Class:VIA LET NATURE BE OUR TEACHER Nature is mighty. Nature is always right. Nature is beautiful. Nature is smart. Nature is blue. Nature is true. Natureis green. Nature is always with grace. Nature will forever be free, Natures for everyone. And if we want these things, From nature. Then we have to save trees, ‘Save trees.’ “Save nature and’ ‘Save life.’ Manshi Kumari Class: VIAFRIENDS - MY FRIENDS: ‘The day starts with them, With play, abuses and no shame. Fun, run and sun. We behave properly with none. Fight, rightand farsight. We believe our future will be bright. Mischief, irritation is our passion. Due to which teachers remain in tension. None of us want to be tensed anytime, Aswe believe thatitis a crime. We have akeen interest in game, And there is noone for ustotame. With perfect blend of studies, mischieves, ‘And moderntrends. Weare the best friends. Suhani Class: VID ONLY A DAD Onlya dad withtired face, Coming home from the daily race, Bringing, little of gold or fame, To show how well he has played the game. But gladin his heart that his own rejoice, Tosee him come and to hear his voice. Onlya dad buthe gives his all. To smooth the way for his children small. Doingwith courage, stern and grim, The deeds, that his father did forhim. Thisis the line that for him | pen: Onlya dad, butthe best of men. NandniRaj Gupta Class :VID TEACHER Teachers are those creatures, Who fill us with good features. ‘They always show us the correct track, And never ever let our mind to crack. They always take care, And do things which are always good and fair. These are some of the good things, Which our teachers bring. Pawan Class: VIA MISS YOU A LOT... DADAJI When myage was three years, You wentaway andleft me intears/ Ihere thought aboutit, Butatan age of eight, lunderstood this, | played with yousomuch, And now | cannoteven touch. Your wish Ididn't grant, Soinfrontof you, cannot stand. And before you gotin flame, You kept‘Amit’ as myname. Asyou gotyour last fire, lost all my desire. Whenever myage completes, Iwould like to see you ittle bit. AmitRaj Class :VIDMY SISTER . Crazy, Frenzy, Trendy. Good forthe good but worst forthe bad. Alittle anxious, a bit conscious. Aims high sees the sky. Friends are life, forwhom she dies, Parents are pride, For success shestrives, Life is a puzzle, she has to face hurdles. Whateversheis, she isthe best Sis. Sanjay Singh Class: VIC PEN Ineeda writer, Who must bea fighter. Whoalwaystries, Butnevercries lamthe creator, Of world theatre. The one who buys, Helps those guys. Makes them better, Forever later. Ican glitter, Whois the preacher. Mayank Khandelwal Class: VID ro eae ce A DIFFICULT JOURNEY When Iwill go! don't know! How I will go don’t know! Then all began withasmileso... lcame here to know. Days passed and nights too, But never knew what to do. This whole life is like a journey. Andifyou will see, you will believe it isa beautiful scenary, This day and night will eatyou up. Sol encourage youtostand andfight. Ifyou successfully win this game. | promiseno one will forget yourname. Arushi Riya Class: VID WHY NOT SHE .. When she was born. > They all had mourned. But they sentherto school, Because everyone did, Q And they taught herto cook Becausesheneededit. _. Sheworkedhardathome, “~ Butnoonecared, She was unwanted, < Aburden but they kept her all along. There was a need to look after all, ‘She was the keeper of the house. But the house was not the keeper. She was to go away one day And soshe did, She diditall. She did it everywhere, Butat the end of the day, fy She belonged nowhere. Saima Zafar Class VIB OO i atedMY FIRST LOVE! Mostof the time aboutyou I think. ‘Sometimes memories itry to link. Sometimes at your face | look, Sometimes we play together as well. Butlet me tell you. Somethingtrue, lam really glad That!'mspecialto you Itmakes me feel good for Allthose things which made you great to me. ‘And things which made you great for me. ‘An immense love in my heart grows. Mysmall, little brother! Wa Myfirst love are you. Nistha Sinha Class: VILA HOME WORK Home Work! Home Work! Home Work! Teachers think that students have no work They give such a huge amount of work Because of which we can'tdo any other work. ‘Sometimes English, sometimes Maths ,for which We often missa cricket match. We always learn language & literature Thus, we can't see the beauty of Nature Homework! Homework! Homework! Teachers think students have no work. We can'tattend any function or fait, jo. Tohave funtime there. For not completing homework Weare punished, We can’t wear fancy dresses, Because we have no choice from oS ee Discipline point of view, Homework! Homework! Homework! Teachers think that students have no work. Nawtej Gaikwad Class: VIIB A ‘YOU KNOW YOURSELF WHEN YOU KNOW ART! Whyis music like a therapy to the stressed outs? Why does dancing set you so free? How does yoga build power inside you? ‘And painting brings out your fantasy? It's amazing how we experimentwith art, Incredible how itpleases us all, These underrated life's part, Are the recovery measures of ourrise and fall? ‘There's a reason why an artistis always at peace, Cozhe’s too busy admiring around. Humans, lifestyles, roads, flowers andtrees, He can feel them, from the skies to the ground. 4 Medhavi Raj Lakshmi Class: VIID a MY DEAREST MOTHER Mother! Oh Mother! You, Love mealot, Motherissuch, Aspecial word in the world. I think howto thank my mother, For sacrifice forthe family, Sheistosweetand kind. My mother isso special forme, Hove my mother so much. Suzanne Simran Francis Class: VIICBELIEVE IN YOUR SELF ‘Stop blaming yourself everytime, Even if you are wrong. Tryto find out what's right. Don'tjustsit down, cryaloud, Take things, hard. You know yourself better, Don’tjust praise yourself falsely. Ascertain whatyou can do honestly. Try to make your wayto success in life Even if youfail. Trytill yourlast breath, Willall your heartand Soul. Correctyourselfand then correct others, Be good to others, even if they are bad to you. Believe in yourself and others, Make yourself a good human. Remember this You havea longwayto go in your lifeasastudent. Just believe in yourself! Life will be yours. Ritika Ranjan Class: VIIC IF | WERE THE PRINCIPAL If lwere the principal, many things would change. Our school would be fun, buta little strange. We'd keep kangaroos in class as pets. We'd travel in Tonga and learntoflyjets. We'dmake movies, and all become stars. For field trips we'd blast offto Mars. We'd learn to raise monsters and build time machines. We'd surf on tsunamisin sleepy submarines. We'd learn to make robots with nuclear brains. And dig up dinosaurs fossil remains. eae ce VEOSMOWS, We'd battle with pirates and plunder their golds. We'd deal with dragons for treasure untold. Yes if were the Principal that’s what we'd do. We'd lockthe scientists up in the zoo. While vanquishing villains and capturing goons. In other words, we would read many books. 4“ Shrishty Bhattacharya Class :VIIB FRIENDSHIP IS MIGHT When we make friends of ourchoice, We generally don't listen to ourinner voice. ‘Someone can easily win ourtrust, So, We should know their character first. He may try totalk to you, But be aware, the good ones, are now too few. But the fewwhoare caring, You may not be noticing, Tothem, you might have said “Hello!”, Buttheyare actually, your real fellow. These people arenone, butwhocareforyou, Butyouare talking, to someone “new”. The “new" whois called humorous, Can be someone worse. You call him your friend and comical, Butthis character can be horrible. Soasyou can’t get immortality, Youcan'ttrustsome one totally. But the flame of hope isstill alight, Because friendship is might. Farzan Ghani Class: VIBCRAZE OF PRO KABADDI Now, in all the places there is a craze of Pro Kabaddi. When Anup Kumar gets many points in raid. The winner of the match is laid. When Nilesh shinde’s form burst like a lava. We remember-the weakest raider Umumba’s Shimokawa When Sandeep Kandola tackles a raider like as hark We remember beautiful raid of Telugu Titan's. Hyunil Park. Now, Umumpa’s formis like a golden goose. Butlet's see, who wins and who lose. Overall Kabaddi's craze has increased in our nation, So, we should give itsalutation. Yawar Shajaque Clsss VIB 1 HATE RAIN Ihate rain not because Itmakes the road muddy. Not because Itdoesn'tallow me to go outof the house. not because Itfills up the drains leavingit overflow Not because don’t like rain But Because Itdestroys the muddy wall of the house of poor people. Because Poor who don't have roof over their heads have towetthemselves in rain. because The poor street vendors have to suffer because they don't have concrete built shops. Because They suffer, Suffer because of rain Sol hate rain. Vishal Yadav Class: VIB MY BEST FRIEND Youare my best friend, You live in my heart. We go through ups and downs, but none in the World has power to tear us apart. Nove you as my brother and | will always care. Love, respect you and true are the things | share with you. Myfriend you are special andtrue. And lalways wantto stick to you with glue. When lam in darkness and need some light, You are by my side & | feel that the things are allright. Our friendship is like a magnet which pulls us together. It doesn’t matter where we are, our friendship willlastforever. Nitish Kumar % Class: VIB GIRL Agirlis the pride of her country, Shes very precious don'tlet hercry. Agirlisthe pride of her country's flag, She can do anything to not letit drag. Agirlis pride of her family, Ineach family garden she blooms like ally. Sheis not less than any boy.She can give each one joy. She can flyin space, She can evenrunarace. Whatever maybe her goal, fshe puts her full heart and soul, Noonecanstop her. fshe determines to do anything, God will always be there to help her. She will always sing the song of victory, ‘And would change the history. Ashika Class: VIIIB PEACE Peaceisa thing not found everywhere, Soto finditwe have to go deep inthe air. Peace comesin deep silence, Not in war that is full of violence. We need peace for God's presence in our mind, Tryyour best, you'll easily find. We need peace to crush the noise, Butnot by increasing our harsh voice. Peaceis priceless, a precious treasure. Itbrings happiness that you can’t measure. ~yl al WHY NOT GIRLS ? Why only boys are loved? Why not girls? Are girls your enemy? Oryourhated ones? Mehar Hora Class: VilID eae ce VEOSMOWS, Why only boys are educated? Why not girls? Are girlsnotachievers? Ortheyaren'tworth? Gq, V Why only boysare believed? Why not girls? Are girls liars? Oryou don’thear them? Why so with boys? Ps) Whynot girls? Issociety blind? Oritis dumb? Monika Kashyap Class: ViIID OUR CLASS TEACHER Sir, one ofall, We always require him when we have problems tobesolved. Those who hate Mathematics, you will love it. Because he will make you understand the hardesttopics. His classes are full of joy and entertainment. He makes sure that we imbibe better knowledge, So, in future we go to the best college. Heisas sweetas chocolate, Duringthe work, he never gets late. Heisman full of perfection, He is the one who is known as the tabulator of oursection. Heisthe best. Kunal Raj Class VIBTHE ALCHEMIST There’s a mysterious light Burns all through the night Inthat house where some people say, An Alchemist dwells, With books full of spells. ‘Anda cat who scares children away, Some say that he lives in that house all alone Some sayhe has claws anda beak. Somesayhe keeps rats And vampire bats ‘Anda raven he's taughthow to speak. And the children play dare: Idareyou toreach thesky I dare youto knock on his pane They say those who dare Toenterhistair Have never been seen again. They say that his furnace Turns iron and bronze Ingots into glistening gold, They say if youtake ‘The powder he makes You will never fall sick or grow old. Some sayhe'sawizard Some sayhe’sasaint Some say he eats toads for histea Sol don'tthink I'll pay Hima visittoday For fear he should wantto eat me. ey Priyanka Bharti ‘ Class: VIIID “A QUESTION AND THE ANSWER” Daddy, whats in this picture? The straight brownish stick, ‘And greenish umbrella like lies above it, Isiteverfound on the earth? “Oh son! Itwasalivingthing, Once, served us asa mother, Had taken the waste given up. But, distributed the food and fresh air. Butthe human was not innocent, Had no care forthe future Seemed always busy in diminishing it, Had taken all whathe needed!” “Cruelty was held on its peak, Abolished it only forselfishness, Now was driven away from the earth, And can be seen only in the picture!!” Vm N Pankhuri Singh Class: VID GOD Vs. TEACHER God makes men but, Teacher makes gentlemen. God makes nature but, Teacher makesasmartcreature. Godisa bright lightbut, Teacher gives us wonderful sight. God is unknown but, Teacher shows the way to life. God made this beautiful earth but, Teacher shows the wayto pure “HEART”. Mansi Kumari Class: VIBMR. CLEAN OF THE SCHOOL Ifyouwantto be Mr. clean. Itis very good to be seen. Butyou'll have to think on it before. Besides clean uniform you need something more. ‘The school where you study needs, your care. ‘The premises where youwalkand play mustelare. Constantly and sincerely it needs to be attended. What others will have impression if it appears unattended? Develop the habit of using only items that are bio-degradable. Then only you can feel always comfortable. Use dustbin, broom and then setfire. Proper disposal can fulfil the desire. Don'tharmtrees, waterthe saplings. Celebrate each moment with all your darlings. Take care of yourself, your friends, society and the nation. Make the school premises healthy by following ideals of the father of the nation. Follow itwhole heartedly, Because a clean school will only give pleasure, That only for yous the real treasure. Words thatmakes you come alive Words which can fill happiness to your life ‘There are words which can destroy your happiness. Which can tun your joyto sadness. Rishikesh Kumar Class: VILA WORDS Words that make your heart love, Words that makes you bluff Words that the heart accepts Words that the heart rejects eae ce VEOSMWONWM: You should know on whichto rely. Because it'sthe best weapon Which can make you die Nilay Kr. Garg Class: IXA PARENTS They are god, in human's face. Are always with us in life's race. They support us at every place. Theyare our lives. Theyare like a lake of kindness. Whosacrifice their comfortforourhappiness. They can never see usin sadness. Their love is unconditional and endless. They provide us with everything we need. ifwe are the plants, theyare the seeds. We cannever forget them and their good deeds. We thank them for everything they Akanksha Sinha Class:XB LIFE Lifeis where The action is just do it. Don't look back Love starts with smiles Butends with tears Arosegiven Duringlife time Better than orchids Onthe graveLoveisthe heart That hurts you, Butneverhurtthe. Heartthat lovesyou. Riya Bubna Class:XID MY TEACHER, MY GOD Itumedto you ‘And youwere always there Tohelpme through Tocaloulate and care. Myteacher itwas you Who taught me, all thatwas new Youhelpedme. When Ifell, Your blessings that all hurts heal. Inspired newhopeinme, Youtaughtme howtosee, The positive and learn to be Calm and confidentin every way. Myteacheryou were that ray, Ofhope that brought success, Nothing more can impress. Yourlove Ican’tcount, Myteacheryouare the best found. Ablessingto mysoul, Agod to reach my goal. Shainey Das Class:XIE FIFA WORD CUP Here comes the FIFA world cup, The biggest gamble of the world. Where the knights of fighting kingdom. Come here for football world war. In this huge battle of war, Where the targetis so far, ‘Some of the great players, Ziler Neymar Wantto win the Battle In Finale war. Germany, Brazil, Argentina are some great teams, But many upcoming teams are ready to break theirdream, Every one wants their team to: Butsome of the extreme football lovers WANT FOOTBALL BATTLETO WIN, ‘Sharad Ekka Class:XIC ( \ y FRIENDS They spread fragrance, They wipe yourtears, They make you laugh, They are always there when you are down, They give you support, and letyou up, They love youthe way youare, They fightforyou, They give youa special place intheir heart. Rashi ChawlaSELF HELP IS THE BEST HELP Self help is @ root cause of all success in this world. Self reliant men do not depend upon others for doing their work. There is real pleasure when we do our work ourselves. Idle people depend upon others. If'a person fails to help himself, others will not help him. By depending upon others, he loses self confidence. He cannot face difficulties boldly. He doubts that without others help he will fail to do any work by himself. Thus, people who depend solely on others cannot develop courage , determination and other faculties of the mind in them. God does not help a man who cannot help himself. Harshit Kumar Singh Class:VA OUR INSPITATION : DAD! The one who supports his family in every situation, someone who has faith even when we fail, someone who shines with pride when we win. The greatest gift we have, came from God. | call him dad. He is the one who makes his life worst for our life to be the best. He is our first trainer. He teaches us good manners, to be learned andto be friendly, The fun | have with my father, | can't think of with anybody else. He understands me the best. He is our best friend. F- Forever with his family. A Always there for us no matter what. T- The onlyonewho'sthere H- He's my herotll the end E- Encouragingin everything |do Re Reallythe onlyone...noon can beat him he's the best Vedank Khaitan Class:VC r eae ce VEOSMOWS, STICK WITH TIME Everyone does work, but only few capitalize on ‘them. It's said that, a work delayed is a work not Every responsibility comes with a fe timeline, and if you don't stick to it, you lose out the essence. To see your effort blossom, you must realize the importance of punctuality and its result. Be itan office task or a daily chore; try your best to finish it off promptly to make the most outofit. a Aastha Singh Class: VC THE BEAUTY OF AUTUMN The rainfall gently quenching the thirst of a landscape parched by the rays of the hot summer sun, The song of birds is now silenced. The petals of a once brilliant flower have faded. A bright, azure sky with soft white clouds is gone, replaced by the grey dampness of the season. The caressing breeze of summer. Itis, ‘turned into the stormy winds of the fall. Leaves once proudly perched on the limbs of the tree now dance gaily through the air. Brightly coloured in the warm tones of autumn. Children laughing merrily on their way. a Kanishka Khaitan Class: VD MY DAD Dad is someone who's loving and kind, and often knows what's in my mind. He's someone who listens and suggests. Dad can be one of the best dads when things go wrong, dad can es ain’be patient, helpful and strong. In all that | do, dad's love plays a part. There's always a place for him deep whithin my heart, And each year that passes lam even more glad, more grateful and proud just to call him my dad! Thank you, Dad... for listeningand caring, for givingand, sharing. But especially, for just being you! Thankyou dad. Shreya Ekka Class :VC WATER IS PRECIOUS Water is precious. We cannot survive without water. Our body's main component is water. And our body is made up of 3/4 percentof water. But today no one cares for water. Most of ‘them only know howto waste water. They bathe there, bathe their animals too, wash clothes, throw garbage, pass their drainage system through water, dump factory's waste chemicals inwaterete. But do you know, the places where natural disasters like droughts are coming, the people suffer very badly due tothe scarcity of water? So my friends, I request you not to waste water or pollute water. Mansi Class: VB WHO IS A REAL GIRL Areal girl is a real daughter, who cares for her parents. Areal girl is a real sister, who cares for her cousins. A real girl is a real friend, who cares for her friends. A real girl is a real family member, who cares for her family. Areal girlisa real citizen, who cares for her city. Areal girl isa real granddaughter, who cares for her grandparents. A real girl is a real wife, who cares for her husband. A real girl is a real Mother, who cares for her children. A real gitlis a real daughter-in-law, who cares for her Mother-in-law and father-in-law. Areal girl is honest, helpful, kind. Who cares for everyone. |am areal girl. Are you a real girl? Ifnotthen l expect you to be areal girl. A Rashi Class: VIA Riddhi Jain - VIC FEELING THE SOUL OF MUSIC Music has its own soul. Sometimes when we are teased and troubled , just don't be upset, be positive and listen to music. When somebody wants to have a party, party with music . Party without music is party without fun. Just try to get into the vibe of the music. Feel the soul of music. The world will be great. “~. Varistha Sahay Class: VIIB ARE MOBILE PHONES A NUISANCE? Today the world is the ‘world of technology’. Everywhere you can see a smart phone, tab, laptop or pad in the hands of people . Gadgets are becoming.a major part of our life.| think @ day will come when there will be machines for walking or machines for bathing. But humans today , surrounded by technology are not caring for ‘Nature’. The Idea of Mobile phones was excellent but extensive use of anything is harmful. In today's life a man cannot live without Mobile phones. A survey claimed that a man uses his Smart phone 48 times in a day. The second gadget he uses is his television. This survey also claimed that a man can live without TV for a week but cannot live without his Smart phone. But the question is that are they becoming a nuisance. The answer is yes. The excessive use of mobile phones is becoming a nuisance. Mobile phones are the major cause of radiation. Radiation is also one of the causes of Global warming. Whenever we use our Mobile phones, we are at the receiving end of the radiations. Radiation is a wave which comes out of our Mobile phones. This wave is very harmful in nature. As | said it gives rise to Global warming, due to it many animal species are also declining. Earlier we could see sparrows in Hazaribagh but today we hardly see sparrows. This is also an effect of Radiation. Phones with more features will harm more. Today we are not respecting nature and I'm sure that one day will come when we'll not be respected by nature. Along with this we are cutting trees too. If we reflect, then we'll see that nature has always been giving us. But the situation is changing forthe worse. Yet we can stop it. We can and we should stop it. Only less use of gadgets is a big step in prevention of pollution against nature. By not cutting trees and by not using more eae ce VEOSMOWS, gadgets and motor vehicles we can save our mother nature. Government has also taken many steps but it is we who can save earth. Think about it. Arya Aniket Class VIB THE CROW AND THE EAGLE There lived a crow on a tree top. Everyday he used to watch with utter wonder the acts of aneagle. The eagle had a nest high up on a mountain. He used to swoop down from there to get hold of crumbs and fly up again andall in one go. The crow was amazed by the feat of the eagle. One day he was so excited that he want to imitate the eagle. So up he flew as high as he could. From there he began to swoop down. He came down and down. But alas, he could not control himself. He crashed on the ground and broke his beak. Moral : Thoughtless imitation will end in danger. Shobhit Class: VIIA L.T.S. - A PLACE TO LEARN When | was in class 7, | always heard about LTS. |just wondered what LTS is. What is done in LTS? Whats the work of LTS group? But now as |am in LTS, lhave gotall myanswers.Earlier, | just hated clubs & activities. But now, after joining LTS, |just impatiently wait for every Saturday to come. Really, LTS has changed my thoughts. Beingan LTS member is a great priviledge for me. Because every work, we do in LTS gives us a great satisfaction, and also makes us feel proud. My friends always ask me a question that why have joined LTS, And my answer for this is always the same- “To help each and every needy person around me. LTS gives us a chance to help the needy. It gives a chance to serve them. Here, we go to Old Age Homes, orphanages and many other places which is a great honour for us as we go there and serve them. This is the reason why | joined LTS and | also want to be in LTS for the next two years. | suggest each and every one reading this article tojoin LTS and to know LTS. What itis? Yuvraj Singh Class: VIB. MH - 372 “WAKE UP SON, Hurry up.” “Please mother, today is Sunday. Let me sleep more." leried. In a hurry, | jumped out of the bed and remembered that | wasn't in India. On 7th March 2013, | was in Jh Marriot Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. It was like 7th day in heaven. Moreover, today was the day | was supposed to board a Boeing 777 plane to China. Actually, we were ora trip to China via Malaysia, We had already seen most of Malaysia in these seven days. And it was really like a dream come true. Not only for a twelve year boy, but for my whole family, tis trip was absolutelyamazing. We checked-out of the hotel and reached the Kuala Lumpur International Airport. After completing the security procedure we boarded “The Malaysian Airline Plane- MH- 372.” Along, with 227 passenger and 12 crew members. The plane took off for Beijing Capital International Airport. The aerial view of Malaysia was awesome. The airline service was very good. It was the best trip of my life. Soon, | started making friends with people sitting nearby. Among. all, Mr. Chang was the friendliest one. He was from Beijing. It was already 10pm.so, |wenttosleep. Next morning, | woke up at 7 am & slid the window up, expecting an aerial view of China. ‘OH MY ODI Actually | was astonished to see that our plane had landed in a barren desert. almost fainted. Then I looked at everyone else's faces. It was clear by looking at their faces that something miserable had taken place. | talked to my mother about what had happen. In a low and very sad voice she said, “The plane has been hijacked!” | was shocked. Everyone was frightened. We all were hostages. Nothing was worse than that. Was it, the worst and last trip of my life? Luckily, the terrorists were out of the plane. To divert my mind, | started talking to M. Chang about his home town, Beijing. | found that he used to work for a telephone company in Beijing and also that the company had gifted him a watch. He offered me to try it. Actually, it was a multi-purpose watch. | was overjoyed to find that the watch itself was a satellite phone anda translator. Itwasa sky watch. After a while, | heard two terrorists talking.One said, “Ourfaire ensuite?” Giving a reply to it, the other said, “En tant que numero 7 dit., move alone prendre ces otages a 33° N. 44° E Jour apris demain. Reproser jusqua ce momentLa." Honestly, | did understand some words they said, but not all. But thanks to my phone, | recorded their talk. It was in French Mr. Chang's watch helped a lot. Atleast we were aware of their plan. They were planning to take us all to 33° N. 44°E after 3 days. Presently, they wentto meet NO. 7. Now, the watch helped us ~ After the terrorists went, | made a phone call to Rameshwar uncle. He was the only person who could save all of us. He informed me that our plane was missing for the last 3 days. | told him about the terrorist’s plan. Meanwhile, | heard footsteps approachingand hid the watch. After they went, | again called Rameshwar uncle and told him the latitudes & longitudes that the terrorists were talking about. Then, Iran to the cockpit and talked to the pilot. He told that we were somewhere in Iraq. So, | told Rameshwar uncle and he injformed the Government of India. They believed him and arescue team was sent to save us. The team was given orders to fight the terrorists at 33° N,43°E. Finally the day arrived, We all were taken to the place (33° N, 43,43° £). The rescue team reached on time and caught the terrorists. We all were saved and the big plan of the terrorists failed. Then, we all were taken for enquiry. After sometime, we were sent to India. Our country eae ce VEOSMOWS, India, My India, This trip indeed was the best trip of my life. | still talk to Mr. Chang, Moreover, this trip became more memorable when the newspapers next day read: “ROHAN, A TWELVE YEAR INDIAN, FIGHTS TERRORISTS.” Rishit Shirksh Class: VID IF | COULD DESIGN A SCHOOL (On Public Demand) Honesty is the best policy...... we all must have heard it several times but lam quite sure that none of us follow it. Truly speaking even | don't, but friends, a disclaimer, everything that | am going to speak in the coming few minutes isa sooth. My school would be a school for students and | would never want my students to carry heavy bags along. Preferably all they need to carry is their mobile phones so that they can exchange subject notes through bluetooth and e-books through xender. The best part of my school would be that it won't have teachers, rather computers. Candies, chocolates, snacks would be stuck all around the classroom wall so that students need not take trouble to go to the canteen. Air conditioned classrooms, lifts, elavators would be provided to students so that they don'tfeel tired during classes. There would be a break time after each subject class and a relaxation period of 10 minutes everyday for students to enjoy keeping aside their study burden.Beside everything, the school would primarily focus on a student's talent and studies but here studies do not mean law of inertia, differentiation, integration or archimedes principle but a content that would be needed for better future. It is extremely important to become a just person for the society and my school would try to make one | would love to see my school at the pinnacle of glory. AND..... Yes remember. Don't forget about the admissions! Thank you. Piyush Kumar Class: VIB THE LIE THAT SAVED MY LIFE My Life Saver ‘'m pregnant! the lady exclaimed "Not again! | hope this time it would be a boy, my son’, Have a test in the hospital, and ifit's a girl, say good-bye'to her, the husband said. The lady had already aborted two of her babies because when tested, they were found to be girls. This time the hope was more and the chance was last. They went to hospital with fingers crossed for the test. Maya, their family doctor was the one who helped the couple in their illegal act. She did her job once again and came out with the results. “Congratulations, this time it's a baby boy”, the doctor announced. There was an outburst of happiness all around. The couple hugged each other and announced a grand partyin the name of their son, to celebrate their happiness. Finally, on 15st August, 2000, the baby was born and they named him-Shaan Malhotra. 15 years passed by, and it was the same day, 15 August. Doctor Maya was sitting on the sofa all alone, weeping beside the photo of her husband. A voice murmured “Mamma, why are you crying? Please tell me”. Please Mamma” ‘the girl said. “Nothing Sia, | just remembered your dad and.....". "No, mamma don't. | know you are: hiding something from me. You should be happy today because today is my b'day, actually the day when | became yours, the day you adopted me. You told me this mamma’ Sia said. Sia, today, I'm going to share with you a story, a truth that I've never shared with you but | think the time has come and now you're mature enough to understand this. “Itwas 20 years ago, on the very same day, 15 August 1990 a couple came to me for sex- determination test of their baby. Itwas the third time they came to my hospital when they came for the first time 22years ago, they gave me a proposal of 56 lakh rupees and told me to perform the test which was illegal. | was reluctant to do it but my financial condition was. too bad and my husband was in a severe condition. | was badly in need of money for his treatment. So, | accepted their proposal and performed the tests twice for them. Again, the third time, when they came to me. I was forced to perform the test. “Need got the better of my scruples but when | was about to perform the test for the third time, the telephone rang and they informed me that my husband was no more. | was upset and disgusted. Now, | was caught in a dilemma. The cause for which | set into the world of cruelty and performed the tasks which were illegal, was itself no more. But, the advance money which they had paid me, Iwas notin a condition to return itto them.| was caught in a dilemma between my conscience and my deed, my promise. “But finally, | decided not to perform the test and hypothetically said to the couple that the result was positive and they would be parents of a boy soon.” “after my husband's death, I was all alone and so | adopted a new-born baby boy from the orphanage. | then went to my clinic and there was the same pregnant lady who was having the labour pain. | performed the delivery operation and unfortunately my hypothesis proved to be wrong and the baby which was. born to them was a girl.| knew if told them the truth, they would not only punish me, but they would also kill their new-born baby girl. could not let this happen. | couldn't afford to see the life of a girl being taken away in front of my eyes. Suddenly, an idea struck me. Why not exchange the baby-boy whom | had adopted with this new born baby girl. And then didso. I thought by doing so, | would not only save the life of that girl, but also by providing a good upbringing to that girl | could amend for the mistakes | had performed. And today let me tell you Sia, that the girl | was talking about in mystoryis you.” Now, | want to admit that, the girl named Sia in the story was me. | was the one whose life was saved by a doctor. Maya. Initially, | was, dumbfounded and astonished to hear this story but later | thanked the doctor whole- heartedly for saving my life. It was that one lie that she spoke to my parents, which saved my life and it is because ofthat lie that!'m alive today. Koral Jain Class: IXC eae ce VEOSMOWS, SELECTED ESSAYS FOR INTER-JESUIT SCHOOL ESSAY COMPETITION LUCK, IT IS SAID THAT THE HARDER YOU WORK, THE BETTER IS YOUR LUCK. Asimple thought muses me up “Hard work results are always the sweet ones!” And yes, it is definitely so. If hard work fills a person, then the output is really better and sweeter. Luck is something, which many of us say is written by God but this is probably not true. Itis written by us with our own hand. Our luck is the result of our hard work, It will simply improve if we sacrifice and struggle harder. A plate of gold becomes more shiny and beautiful, ifitis burnt and beaten harder. Similarly, for our luck to get better, ourstruggle is required. Ashort story of a young gir! would illustrate the abovelines. This is a story of a small girl who loves racquets and shuttles and is determined to put her heart and soul into them. Dayand night she played badminton and slowly this game became her goal from her hobby. Due to the effort and love she had put in her game, she got a bright opportunity to play and showcase her talents in the Indian woman's team People said, “Luck changes everything. But she didn't believe and calmly said, “I will write my own luck, by my hard work." She got hurt, fell down but she didn't give up and continued working harder. With enthusiasm, determination and struggle, she became the “World's leading woman badminton player.” This is the biggest gift she could give to India and she is an example to every woman of India proving “Women are notless than men”. Luck is not a thing written by God in his diary. Everybody creates their luck with their doings which may be either for the welfare or for the destruction. More the effort we put in, es ain’the luckier we would be. Many people say that the luckiest person in today's world is Bill Gates. Whatever he wishes, he can do. He is the luckiest person born on earth, not because of his luxuries, but because of his hardwork. He has given his whole life to his company. Itis we ‘ourselves who give companyto our luck Atea seller could never become the Prime Minister of India, if he just waited for his luck to crack without struggling. A small girl from a village of Assam could never have attained such great heights if she counted days for her luck to accompany her, rather than practising her game day and night. Everything comes to everyone if one struggles for it. These are the real life examples , icons who showcase their hard work behind their luck. A concluding example of a boy will surely examine all the criteria of the topic. Dreaming is a very good habit because dreams become reality one day. A boy lived in a small town and his dreams were very high. He dreamt that he would become like MS Dhoni. Actually, his role model was Dhoni. Also, he considered his luck to be superior than everybody else. But, he didn't work hard atall. He just waited for luck to do all the work for him. As time went by, one of his friends became very good at cricket and he just watched him playing, His friend was soon selected for the Indian cricket team and he got a glamorous opportunity to meet and play with Dhoni. Defeated by luck, the boy felt really very bad and as his hopes were shattered, he now had no option to live, as he believed. So, he attempted suicide for such a small thing. This happens to many people across the world, who just wait for their luck to achieve things . Therefore, Afred White Hard said, “Great dreams are never fulfilled until one strives hard.” It is said that the harder you work; the better is your luck. Thus, though Perfection is not attainable, if we chase perfection we can catch excellencel! Sakshi Jain Class:XB LUCK, IT IS SAID THAT THE HARDER YOU WORK, THE BETTER IS YOUR LUCK. | am a teenager now. | was a child once. | have grown both physically and mentally. | have started to understand things better. lam better at understanding people now. | now, have a better picture of what it takes to be a successful person. I read once. It is luck that determines, from where you take off and where you stand. Being a curious teenager , a question creeped up in my mind thatif luck decides our love then what decides our luck. Little did | know at that time that it would take a good time to get the answer and quench my curiosity. Recollecting some of the experiences of my life I tried to get the answer. Surprisingly this gave rise to several other questions. What is the difference between a star dancer and an expert choreographer? Luck or stage presence? What is the difference between the winning team and the runner-up team in a quiz competition? Luck or lack of consistent awareness. Whats the difference between the topper and the record-rank holder? Luck or lack of preparation? Excitingly, most of the people who failed to reach the top said itis luck that matters and people who made it to the top preferred hard work. This gave me a vague idea of luck. Meeting new people helped me discuss the realconcept of luck. . | found that the biggest disease today is not leprosy or malaria but the feeling of being'Unlucky', Not surprisingly most of these ‘unlucky’ people were deprived of achievements, they thought they should have succeeded. Like certain creepers/plants blossom onlyin spring, certain people succeed onthe basis of theirluck. Iwas brimming with confusion at that point of time. I was perplexed upon findinga suitable link between the three -luck, hard work and success. In order to understand this link, | decided to get to know the lives of people like -Steve Jobs, Chetan Bhagat, A.PJ. Abdul Kalam and several others. Little did | know, that would get myanswers. Most average minded people feel it was lucky for Chetan Bhagat to become the top- selling author of India from a Bank Manager. It was fortunate of Steve Jobs to become the ‘owner of Apple even though he bunked his college lecturers and it was nothing but only luck that made an aeronautical engineer, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, one of the mosticonic presidents oflindia. I think, people are very good at connecting luck and success, but they fail to recognize the'hard work’ which creates opportunity.” It is a fact, not at all, uncommon to any one of us in the world that all of us aspire for success. We toll day and night for success. But it is a truth well experienced that hard work is not a thing that brings immediate success. The thing that bridges the gap between hardwork and success is none other than opportunity. Opportunity, be it of any sort, is created as a result of our very own hard work. The more opportunities come to you , the more sincere is your hard work, the more rewarding is your opportunity. Needless eae ce VEOSMOWS, to say, recognizing the value of their hard work; these people take full advantage of these opportunities to excel in life. The average-minded section of our society call this ‘opportunity - luck’. Thus, in a real sense there is no concept of luck. | believe in this world, nothing like luck exists. It is just the opportunities that come our way because of our constant efforts; to which unsuccessful and average-minded people have given a name-luck. Thus, the answer is discovered. The only way possible to have a better luck is to work hard. The harder you work, the better will be you luck. This is similar to the phrase. Fortune favours the brave. The feeling of being unlucky is the worst feeling that can plague a human mind. Thus, the only way to erase this concepts to learn to work hard. This is the wake up call. If we desire to create a legacy, we need not depend on anything but hard work. And my friend, if you still believe in luck, remember luck is to be Used as a tool of hard work and not as a couch oflaziness. Nikhil Kumar Parashar Class :XC INDIA AS AN EMERGING WORLD POWER India is an emerging power of the world. It was in the beginning of this century that the great scientist and former president Late Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam came up with the idea thatIndia will emerge as a world power by 2020. Then it seemed a distant reality. But now it seems a reality, as the things have folded out in the last 15 years. India has a huge population of 125 crores. It is a great liability. At the some time, it is a great advantage as we have 65 crore young people in the age group of 20 to 35 years. Itcan give us a great demographic divident provided we train and employ them. The Prime Minister Narendra Modi's skill development programme and the drive for’ Make in India’ are the steps to achieve these objectives. Corruption and black money have been the stumbling block in India's growth. The present government is keen to check and root out corruption which generates black money and hinders our economic growth. Here too, we see a ray of hope seeing the commitment of the nation. India is a vibrant democracy and inspite of poverty and illiteracy, people are politically mature which they have shown since the days of emergency. Our other institutions, notably judiciary, stands out as an efficient, transparent and ever vigilant organization. Thus, we have all the ingredients of becoming @ world power. Our economy is growing atthe rate of more than 7% and there is a growing world opinion that India should get a permanent seat in the United Nation Security Council Definitely, India is coming of age and is going to become a world power inthe nearfuture. Rashi Priya Class :XC AN UNBORN 'GIRL' CHILD SAYS ... Hey! | am a small one patiently waiting in my mother's womb to come out. | know its going to take many more months, but!'m excited. .. Aftera few months, Jam gradually growing and guess what !!! can feel my heart softly beating in me. Mom is eating and drinking lots of healthy things. She wants me to be healthy. She will be so happy and proud to see me. 1am waiting... ‘Aftera few more months, Now I feel like myself. You know, I can feel my body parts taking shape. But | ama bit tensed, because mom and dad came to know that lam a girl and they didn't seem too happy about it. know girls are considered a burden, but | am different. | am going to make them feel proud of me. | just can't wait to come out. | am sure when they see me, they will love me more than anything else. I'm going to make myself the most loved one in the family. Il make everyone happy. | promise. Just let me out. Just a few months more Thenextday, Wait! Whats happening? Someone is hurting me. | can feel something sharp scratching me. Hey! Stop it. I'm bleeding horribly. Stop scratching and poking me. Why aren't mom and dad stopping them? They do want me, don't they? ... Please stop it. Please .... Please ... Mom, Dad, Please stop them. They'll kill me... they'll kill me... After a few minutes, the pleading stops, along with the soft beats of her heart. She was again punished for the crime she committed, the biggest and most offensive crime one can commit - take birth as a girl. She is always blamed and punished for being a girl, tortured,abused and beaten. Itis now a daily routine for a girl to tolerate these tortures. But still, she survives with a smile. With a hope that one day, this dark phase would end. One day... Every mother hopes ... Every sister hopes ... Every daughter hopes... Tiyasha Class :XB CHANGING WORLD ... CHANGING WE What strikes me the most is the changing attitude of todays teenagers -to be more specific students. For many of us today, the primary goal of a student's life is no more to gain knowledge but to enjoy our lives to the fullest. No wonder we find reasons to get out of our homes everyday. Atime comes when our parents refuse. So, we find a reason from which no parent could abstain us - going out for tuitions. Tuition centres - places where we are least bothered about learning. So , we feel that these tuition centres are like small clubs where students go every evening dressed up with their bags touching their knees. And yes! Its absolutely okay if you get late for your tuitions because you wanted to have 'gupchup' on the way. We have become so habituated to talk about peaple that we seldom discuss ideas. Thinking sensibly we find that the problem is not that we have changed but the yardstick itself has been changed . Today a student's literary skill is not judged by the grades he receives for his essay but the number of ‘likes! his status receives on Facebook. A student who updates his profile picture daily on whatsapp is considered more ‘socially active’ then a student who enthusiastically takes part eae ce VEOSMOWS, in the school’s cleanliness drives. Thats how we judge people! Today its no more a taboo for a ninth and tenth grade student to have a girlfriend. It is very well known that this is not acceptable but for we teenagers anything goes as far as it looks cool. We have become very much familiar with words like, ‘break up’ or ‘patch-up’ but we have moved far away from words like family and kin. Students make every effort to get the book- Can love Happen Twice- fromthe library but rarely does a student lend Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam's “Wings of Fire”. Students get a sense of maturity by getting into ‘relationships’ . | feel that's funny because atenth grade student who still manages to find his socks at the last minute in the morning claims that he has found his love at such a tender age. We get irritated if our parents ask Us to talk to a relative over the phone but there's no harm in talking to our ‘special’ ends all night. Needless to say our changes have brought more negativity than positivity. The time has ‘come when we need to be concerned about. our character rather than reputation. This is the wake-up call. Brave people would accept this and make an effort to change while cowards will just ignore. Nikhil Kr. Parashar Class :XC TWINKLING STAR “STABILITY OF ATOMS”, yes this was the topic in chemistry that made me realize that this ordinary boy of Hazaribag has donesomething extraordinary. My chemistry teacher while explaining how atoms gain or lose electrons to become stable cited an example saying that the boy has qualified AIIMS AIR rank and JEE Rank- 2031 together. He did it by losing and gaining in the two years, sacrificing his pleasures and studying in those numerous sleepless nights. And today he is finally “STABLE”, persuing his medical studies at AIMS, Delhi. This “STABLE” boy is none other than VIVEK RISHI, the ex-School Captain of St. Xavier's School, Hazaribag. Success is subjective. To some people success might mean wealth, to others it may be recognition. Success, init's true sense has been explained by Vivek Rishi. A student of this school, who by his performance has made his parents, the school and every person of Hazaribag truly proud. He, by his achievement has made students like us feel that living and pursuing our studies in Hazaribag is not a “MISTAKE”. He has proved that we too can do great wonders after realizing a worthy goal. When | interacted with him, he said that the school provides quality education and one can qualify any exam with hard work and determination. He gives the credit of his success to his parents and the teachers of the school. He was one among the rest but he was a bit different. When others touched, he felt. When others looked, he observed. When others read, he absorbed. When others heard, he listened and when others listened, he tried to understand. Prosperity and success are the results of our thoughts and decisions. Success is not an accident. It's the result of our attitude. We must become victors, not victims. Henry Eord said “if you think you can, you can. If you think you cannot, you cannot. You are right either ways”. Vivek Rishi's success is a motivation for us. Thought moves logic. Emotions move feelings and motivation moves us into action. Yes, we are motivated by his achievement. He came to our class to share his experience of the two years we spent in +2 at St. Xavier's. “There were little eyes upon him and they were watching him carefully. Therre were little ears that quickly caught every word he said. There were little hands all eager to do what he did. And the students with small hearts filled with big dreams, who are dreaming of the day they willbe like him”. So, he was Vivek Rishi. Someone tobe remembered, Someone whois special, ‘Someone who was ready to be approached, Someone who ready to be moulded, Someone who was determined to achieve his goal, Someone who brought joy to his family and school. Friends, dream for higher things as he did. Never let failure lose your hope. You will achieve everything with hope and commitment. ARTS COURSE -VS- SCIENCE COURSE Arts and science are modern terms and the distinction between the two is a merely formal one. As a matter of fact, arts and science are the same, the contents of both being knowledge. As this field became wider & wider, the manifold subjects of knowledge were classed into two broad groups, called artsand science. The basis of the division seems to have been that subjects in which we have to carry on the processes of observation and experiment were classed as science and the rest as arts, This division is not accurate. Among the subjects generally taught in Indian universities, the Arts course composes of Eng. Literature, History, Economies, Philosophy etc. The science course comprises of Physics, Chemistry, Bio, Maths etc. The recognized difference between the two is that Science teaches us to know and Arts to do. According to this distinction, the grouping of subjects into Arts and science is just the reverse of what it should have been, for if any subject teaches us to do anything, it is the Science subjects. For example, Chemistry teaches us to make dyes for clothes,. Physics teaches us, to send wireless messages, to set up the electronic telegraph and so on. History, on the other hand gives us little of practical nature; it neither tells, us how to manufacture kings nor how to win battles, Economics, similarly deals with wealth but does not tell us how to grow wealthy. Thus, the distinction between Arts and Science is a mere arbitrary distinction. By far, both Arts & Science comprise of subjects of human knowledge, and stand on an equal footing. However, there's one marked difference between them. The former tries to teach difference between them. The former tries to teach something of, everything and the latter everything of something . Arts & Science are only conventional distinctions, at the bottom they are the same. Both lead the mind to the truth, both aim at acquisition of knowledge, both activate intellectual faculti heart from Nature up to Nature's God. | am proud to say that | am a Science student and every Arts student should be equally proud to saythat he/she isan Arts student. Nikhil Jyoti Class :XIC eae ce VEOSMOWS, 1 MET WITH CORRUPTION ‘One day | met CORRUPTION and to know the condition of people, | asked- How are you CORRUPTION? He said- “I am fine Abhineet, but my younger daughter JEALOUS is ill . | asked- Why? Then he said- Itis the season of UNITY. Then | asked him about other family members, Then he said, Everyone is fine, My wife BRIBE is awesome and my younger daughter DISHONESTY is also healthy and she is busy with her husband KIDNAP. My twin sons DECEIT and DECEPTION are disasters for all the honest people. My twin daughters:in-law are ROBBERY and BURGLARY. My paternal aunt , ADULTERATION is heavy and overweight for everyone. At my home | have lots of grandchildren. They are BLACK MARKETEER, LIE, ADULTERANT and many more. My maids HONESTY MORALITY and VIRTUES, and servants are SATISFACTION, PRINCIPLE and DISCIPLINE. Ourfamilyisa happyfamily. Then lasked? Now CORRUPTION , you say about yourself. Howare you? He replied | am fine and my thoughts have always been good. But the people of todays generation are so bad that they cannot differentiate between their daughter and daughter in laws. But one day | was appreciated by many people. Because just after the inauguration the wall fell down. It was not made of iron rods, ‘cement and bricks. The wall was just made of sand. Now-a- days in the government offices, | have become famous, because the wives of government officers spend more money than their husband's salary. Before the robbery the policemen warm my pocket and sometimes they only become the es ain’criminals and fool the people. In the court, there are lawsuits for bribery. The criminals bribe the judge and escape from that case. In democracy | am famous and people respect me. lam known by lower and upper grade officers. Due to me, thumb signed people rule on LAS. and IPS. and someone who has not seen the school becomes the education minister. Then I said- Hey CORRUPTION, Hey, you incarnation, A leader of such a big family. | am requesting you to please accept my request and take your family members to hell and when they settle there, then you come once and take away all the corrupt leaders from here and Never Come. Back, Never Come Back. Never Come Back wna: Abhineet Saurabh Class :XIA THE KEVIN GROGAN FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2015 Beginning from those summer vacation practice kicks, to the final tie-breaker kick on 30th August. A great day for we Xaverians to prove ourselves 'PROUD' once again. We are ‘the champs. Allow us to give you a brief highlight of 3 days of real, atheletic and superb footballing experience. It was late at night of 27th August, when we gathered for the Pool Selection Lottery. And on. a ‘danger’ note, we were the part of Pool A, with 5 teams among the total 9, including Charhi, Balidih, SXS Bokaro, St. Robert's B and ourselves. We played our first match on 28th, against our Bokaro rivals, SXS Bokaro unfortunately faced a sad loss, with the visitors wining 1-nil. It was only then, that comments and criticism. showered upon us. That eve, we played against St. Louis Balidi and made a fighting comeback with cracking goals from Shivam Pasricha. Although we were hit by a goal, we won 2-1. The very next day, we played against another tough team and turned things upside down. We won, bya great margin of 4-0. Shivam contributed 2 hard goals, followed by Sumit and Sunny Kr. hittingone each. We then played against the former champions,Charhi in not more than 2 hours time,. Here too our star player Shivam showed up with his skills to lead us to victory 2-0. His 2nd goal was declared “Goal of the Tournament” by many. Topping up the Pool Stage became our advantage. We then entered the semis against R.C. Mission Danto, a team famous for its attacking play. We were charged up, especially Shivam. And he proved ityet again in this game, even though he faced a hard face injury, his back to back goals ‘opened up our waytothe finals. We won 2-0, The big event was the finals. A crowd of around 200 gathered by 8:00. A match full of pressure. Things went fine till the 1st half, but Nikhil's going off field due to an injury was a sudden setback. Even then our defenders did well. The score remained NIL-NIL by the end of extratime too. Now, the match took an interesting turn, and the penalty shoot was underway. Vikalp, our goalkeeper did his best and luckily our 2nd goalkeeper were the goal posts. Robins missed his first. shoot, but Sumit's cracked ,Himanshu’s flash touch and Shivam’'s top corner placing ended up the score 3-2, making us the Champions again. Many of our players, faced injuries throughout. We believe they'll make a speedy recovery, before they move forward to Bhubaneshwar, to play the CBSE cluster Tournament. We whole heartedly thank our incharge Nandji Sir and manager Rajat Sir who always stood by our side for help. Thanking all our well wishers and especially our coach, the one man army. Murari Sir who guided and supported us. in every possible way. Thanking everyone! Stay Strong Xaverians. The Xaverian Football Family. Rishay Diwan Class :XID t AN UNFORGETTABLE BOND WITH ‘ST. XAVIER'S Itis a very nostalgic moment for me as I sit to pen down my experience as a Xaverian for thirteen long years. The journey began in the year 2003 when | joined this prestigious institution. We were the tiny seedlings when brought into this colourful garden. The selfless efforts of our teachers have made us the fully-grown teens who are ready to spread their greenery into this world. The spinkles of moral behavior, good education, inspiration and enthusiasm showered on us by our gardeners (the teachers) have developed us into strong, firm and fruitful trees. We are now ready to face the strong wind of challenges awaiting us. eae ce VEOSMOWS, The golden and magical moments spent in this institution is imprinted in my mind forever; and | will always cherish them, St. Xavier's is like a paradise and here | have made a close- knit family. And now, | am standing at this juncture of life from where | will be leaving with wonderful memories and a realization that life would never be the same again. But with a full heart! can saythatlama “PROUD XAVERIAN”. Akriti Goel Class: XIIC QUIT THE IDEA OF QUITTING Letme begin by citing on example from the movie the Matrix Trilogy. Well, most of you would have heard the name and some of you would have also seen the movie, While it's not an easy movieto understand, ithas a huge fan following across the world. Some people like it for its pioneering special effects and some for its fascinating fight sequences. However the philosophical teachings of the series created a divide amongst the audience. There were people who dismissed it for being too loaded with intellectual ideas, while others loved it for the same reason. There is a very life affirming message for everyone at the end of the movie whether you are a fan or not. The gist of the message is very simple and universal in nature. Even after all the things he has suffered. Neo is willing to ‘endure even more. This is because he chooses to because he believes. So instead of giving up in the face of dire conditions and succumbing to pressure, he chooses to stand up and fight, not only for himself but for others as well.You might think it's a superhero movie, that's why he does what he does. But it's more of an assertion of human spirit and will power. We also face a lot of problems in our lives. If things dont seem to be going our way, the ‘thought of quitting often crosses our minds. Quitting seems like the easiest and most convenient option. But remember life is a busy humdrum affair where a few moments of peace acquired should be gratefully acknowledged. We need to understand that frustrations and disappointments are part and parcel of life. Whenever we undertake a task, there are always chances of its failure. Sometimes these chances might be in our control and sometimes beyond it. But whatever the result, ‘one should not let the fear stop us from taking. the first step towards ourdreams. “Don't let your fear, of what could happen, makenothinghappen.” Remember perseverance tenacity and endurance are some of the qualities ingrained inalllof us, though at times, we need a spark to light this fire. So next time whenever there is a problem , choose to confront it to the best of your potential and you will surely discover the hidden strength in yourself. Md. Raziul Hasan N Class :XIIB HOW LIFE BEGAN Today we see millions of different animals and plants, living on the earth and in the sea. Butwe know very little about their early life. It might have started in some ancient sea millions of years ago. But we know that the early form of life must have been very simple and verysmall. The first living things were plants. The first plant probably looked like small pieces of green filly floating in the sea. The first animal must have been small one called creatures. The most important thing about them was that they could reproduce. As the conditions are always changing the living things which could move feed and breathe also underwent changes. The most important thing about them was that they could reproduce. The seas dried up and became plains, continents were flooded. Ice covered the land. Mountains, lakes and deserts were formed, forests grew. Animals and plants changed and developed. This process of gradual change is called Evolution. Yukta Bharti Class XII C TERRORISM A BIG PROBLEM As we all know that castism, communalism, regionalism, linguism and terrorism are all enemies of human society. Moreover terrorism has become a major problem for the whole world today. Terrorism means the use of violent methods for creating terror completely in the minds of the common people by using destructive and violent methods. Terrorism. includes bomb blasts which can kill a large number of people all around. Two atom bombs. destroyed fully the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki completely. This atombomb blast has affected the lives of thousands of people in Japan. It signaled to the world the start ofa newage-the age of atomic energy. Terrorists perform an important role in spreading terrorism. They are not aliens but are from our own society. They have turned to terrorist from common men only because they had a feeling of discontentment and dissatisfaction in their minds and hearts. When they do not get proper justice, equality and proper facilities in society, the feelings of dissatisfaction arise. The terrorist take advantage of their discontentment and dissatisfaction. So they are invited to join terrorist groups. After joining the groups, they play a major role in destroying peace and unity amongthe people. Who will decide what terrorism is? No religion in the world teaches terrorism.Even then there are many terrorist groups who are known world wide. One of the famous terrorist was Osama Bin Laden who had been killed a few years ago. He is known to have played a major role in spreading terrorism in the last few decades. We remember the incident of the serial bomb blasts in Mumbai at Taj Hotel and other Hotels too. It is unforgettable. It Killed many people and leftmany of them injured. There is no denying the fact that science is working for the destruction of our civilization. Today the advancement in science and Technology is also responsible some how for the increase of terrorism. Atom bomb and Hydrogen bomb are the greatest danger. They can destroy mankind within minutes. Everything will be reduced to ashes. Buton the other hand science is also the greatest savior of manifitis putto proper use. Apart from these, respect for the law and order, the feelings and rights for others, the spirit of compromise, non violence, a sense of eae ce VEOSMOWS, equality of all human beings, the tolerance of differences and also a sense of what is anti social should always be in our minds. So that we can develop a sense of humanity in the presentsociety. Md. Ehsanul Haque, (Teacher) ofl EXCURSION FOR EDUCATION When I joined the school in June 2012, the current batch of Class IX was in class VI. | was the class teacher of VI B that year. | taught them English and Ethics for one semester. | also had ample opportunities to interact with their batch mates in other sections, especially during the sessions for Clubs and Activities. | found them very frank, well-disciplined, creative, intelligent and participatory in all the academic and co-curricular activities. 1 always enjoyed their respect and affection. Though | was shifted to higher classes to teach mathematics in the next semester, they remained in touch with me. When | started the preparation for the excursion in the month of December 2014 with the approval of the Principal, | decided to choose this particular batch of students who were then in Class VIII. First of all | conducted ion poll to find out how many of them would be interested to go for an excursion to Delhiand Agra. Around 115 students said ‘yes’ to this proposal. | then contacted Birsa Tours and Travels for further planning in this regard. We decided that the whole trip should be of seven days including the dates of departure andarrival. This meant that we had to leave on 27th March and be back on 2nd April 2015.We sent out the first circular to the parents of all the students of Class Vill with regard to the plans for anexcursion. Only the parents of 30 girls and 19 boys gave their consent to their children to participate in it. Sr. Ancila, Mrs. Amrita Aind, Mr. Amar Singh and myself agreed to accompany them for the trip. We instructed Birsa Tours and Travels to go ahead with the booking of train tickets and buses for our local sightseeing in Delhi and Agra, andthe arrangement for our accommodation in hotels. We contacted Mr. Anikesh Shetty, our former student, to help us with the booking of a bus for our tripto Barka Kana on 27th Marchto board the Ranchi-New Delhi GaribRath Express, and for our return trip on 2nd April when we would arrive at Barka Kana by New Delhi -Ranchi Rajdhani Express. We also registered ourselves online to visit Rashtrapati Bhavan on 29th March. After doing all the necessary preparations for the trip, we sent out the second circular to the parents. It contained the overall programme for seven days, and the instructions and guidelines to be followed by the students during the excursion. Wethen conducted an orientation programme for the students participating in the excursion from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon on 18thMarch.We instructed them on the preparations and the safety measures required for the trip. Fr. P. J. James, the Principal, Mr. Rajat Nag, the manager, Dr. Debabrat Mitra, the Vice Principal of the Plus Two section and Mr. Cyprian, the Vice Principal of the High School section also briefly shared their experiences with them in this regard. Finally we showed a video presentation of the virtual tour of the places to be visited and their historical importance. On 24th March a meeting of the parents and the teachers accompanying the students for the excursion was organized in the hall of the Primary Section. This meeting began at 2.15 p.m. with the short addresses by Fr. P. J. James, Mr. Rajat Nag and Mr. Cyprian. This was followed by my detailed inputs on the preparations, the planning and the contribution of parents for the smooth sailing of the excursion programme. The doubts and the anxieties of the parents were also clarified duringthe session. A final input session for the students participating in the excursion was organized at 2.00 p.m. in the Conference Room on 25th March. We briefed them about the interaction we had with the parents on the previous day, reminded them of the main points which were communicated to them earlier during the orientation programme, and clarified all the concerns raised by them. This was followed by separate instructions for girls by Mrs. Amrita ind and Sr. Ancila, while the boys moved out with Mr. Amar Singh and me to the next classroom for a brief input on self-discipline, sensitivity and self-responsibility. Finally all, that we looked forward to, became a reality. It was 27th March 2015 which was the day of departure for the excursion. There was a lot of excitement and a sense of satisfaction in every one of us, since we had thoroughly prepared ourselves for this day. It was a class day. The students and the teachers participating in the excursion were given passes to leave the school at 12.00 noon and report at 2.45 p.m. in front of the main building for the departure. At 2.45 p.m. the bus entered the school campus. We all loaded our luggage on the rooftop except for the day-packs which we kept inside the bus. All of us. took our seats in the bus except Aashika Jain who could not join us unfortunately for the trip due a fracture in her leg. With the best wishes of Fr. P. J. James and the staff, and the blessings of our parents, family members and well-wishers, we started our seven-day adventure with a prayer song as the bus started moving towards NH 33. We are grateful to all those who helped us to make our dream for excursion come true, especially to Fr. P. J. James, the Principal of the school. We enjoyed every minute of the trip. We came back with a lot of enriching and enlightening experiences for our life ahead. Unfortunately we couldn't visit Rashtrapati Bhavan since the date of our visit to it was rescheduled by the officials to Sth April at the last moment due to a sudden VIP programme over there. However as an alternative arrangement we could spend our time in ‘Akshar Dham Temple which is the largest Hindu Templein the world, | congratulate every student who participated in the excursion for putting all their experiences in black and white, and sharing them with the rest of the students of the High School Section in the School Hall on 28th April in the form of a group presentation which consisted of speeches, videos, a Power Point presentation and songs. | feel privileged to edit and present to you some of the articles written by them for this issue of Xavierian Xpressions. Fr. S. Leo, SJ. Coordinator of Excursion eae ce VEOSMOWS, THE MEMORIES ARE STILL FRESH That was a busy morning on 27th March 2015.0n the one hand | was excited about the places | was going to visit, on the other hand | was nervous about how to take care of 48 students during the excursion to Delhi and Agra. However | arranged and packed my luggage for the trip and went to take classes till noon inthe school. At 3.00 pm our bus left the school campus for Barka Kana railway station. After reaching, there our excitement and enthusiasm increased as the train was running late by one and half an hour .We waited for the train on the platform no. 2, butit arrived at the platform no 3.We ran and managed to get inside the train. | always kept an eye on the students so that nobody is lost. | helped the students to sit comfortably on their berths and enjoy the train journey in the company of one another. Next morning we arrived at Delhi railway station and our travel agent guided us to a hotel. The hotel was better than what | thought of. We allotted rooms for everybody, refreshed ourselves and rested for a while. In the evening we went to visit Jantra Mantar and Cannaught Place Central Garden. This was my first experience visiting historical places in Delhi and Agra. Together with the students I too was very excited to view such world-class monuments. The experience of Taj Mahal was really great for me. | couldn't express my feelings in words when | saw it. We spent some memorable, enjoyable and enrichingtime overthere. During the excursion all the students were very cooperative and helpful. They shared their feelings freely, cared for one another and learnt to deal with life in strange situations. They gained practical knowledge for their studies. | came to know many of es ain’them more closely. | hope that this experience will help me in the future to understand the nature of my students, especially their feelings and behaviors. Mr. Amar Kumar Singh Teacher 27th MARCH 2015 It was an important day for all of us because the excursion was about to start. In the morning we were given a pass each by Cyprian sir to leave the school after attending the first four periods to get ready for the excursion and report in front of the main building at 2.45 p.m. for the departure. As per the arrangement | left the school at 12.00 noon, had lunch at home and reached the school at 2.45 p.m. with my luggage to leave by bus for Barka Kana to catch the train to Delhi. All of us took our seats in the bus and Amar Sir took attendance. Everybody was present except, Satyam. As usual he arrived late by15minutes. ‘As the bus started leaving the school campus, we sanga prayer song. We took some photos and enjoyed the bus trip with singing and playing games. The train was late by two and a half hour. We spent the time at the drinking and cracking jokes. arrived at the platform, we were very happy. Slowly we went in, got our berths and continued our fun games. | had my dinner around 8.30 p.m. and wentto bed.| hada great sleep. This was the end of the first day of excursion. Rachit Aryan Class IXB FUN AND FROLIC IN THE BUS AND TRAIN JOURNEYS This was my first journey by bus or train with my friends, and | believe that it was my best journey. We started our journey by bus on. 27thMarch from Hazaribag to Barka Kana and then by train from Barka Kana to Delhi. Itwas.a wonderful, awesome and interesting journey for me. We played games and had fun and enjoyment throughout. We sang songs. We exchanged lots of information about the places we would visit. We learnt the names of different stations between Barka Kana and Delhi, We shared our tiffins with one another. We interacted with our teachers like friends and shared our feelings too with them. We will remember this experience for the rest of our lives. We hope more such trips are organized bythe school. Anshika Jain Class IXB THE PLACE THAT TOUCHED ME MOST... I was lucky to have the opportunity of travailing with my friends and teachers during our educational trip to Agra and Delhi. Visiting both the places was a marvelous experience for me. We gained lots of knowledge when we visited the historical places like Jantar Mantar, Red Fort, Raj Ghat, Sikandra, Humayun Tomb, Qutub Minar, Akshar Dham Temple, Lotus Temple, etc, But the place that touched me most was “GANDHI SMRITI”. I love that place. lleant about the different phases of Gandhi's life there. | felt touched by the main mottos ofGandhi which are nothing but ahimsa, peace, self-reliance and unity. I saw his room where he stayed whenever he came to Delhi. | had a glance of the books that were written by him. I visited the museum where some of the materials that he used were exhibited. There was also a beautiful Charkha that Gandhi used tomake Khadi clothes for himself. We had a lady guide who shared with us very beautifully about Gandhi's life, She told us about how Gandhi lived his life in simplicity and peace, what the main motto of his life was, what he did for the country and why he is known as the Father of the Nation. She explained to us everything about Gandhi with the help of modern technologies like the LCD projector. We also watched a video on the last, phase of Gandhi's life. The last word that he said in the last breath of his life was "Hil Ram!”. | believe that visiting Gandhi Smriti was one of the best inspiring experiences for me during the excursion. Itwas the place where | gained a lot of knowledge about “the Father of the Nation”, Anshika Jain Class IXB \ GANDHI SMRITI: A SYMBOL OF UNITY IN DIVERSITY We visited ' Gandhi Smriti' or ' Birla House! on the third day of our excursion. It is the memorial of the father of our nation 'Mahatma Gandhi. We saw a huge collection of Gandhi's, photos on his struggles for independence, his last days, his martyrdom and his cremation. There was a stupendous statue of Mahatma Gandhi and his wife Kasturba Gandhi. There were many musical instruments which played eae ce VEOSMOWS, the song 'Raghupati raghav rajaram...' which was one of the favourite bhajans of Gandhiji. There was also the ‘Charkha’, which Gandhiji used to make Khadiclothes for himself. Everything in Gandhi Smriti was interesting and inspiring, but the thing that touched me most was the Gandhian spirit of “Unity in Diversity”. There was a pole in which there were ‘many colourful lights, and when all of us held the hands of one another and formed a circle around it, the lights on the pole started glowing brightly. This was the most wonderful and inspiring experience of unity in diversity in my life. Aastha Jain Class IXA A SYMBOL OF EXTERNAL LOVE Itwas on the fifth day of our excursion that we came to Agra which is one of the historical capitals of India. Our first destination there was Akbar's tomb in Sikandra followed by Agra Fortand Taj Mahal. On the way toTaj Mahal, we stopped at an outlet of Uttar Pradesh Tourism and amazed at the handicrafts displayed there, especially the replicas of Taj Mahal. They looked grand and impressive. This increased our eagerness to see the real Taj. After travailing by bus for about 3 kms, we finally reached the West Gate, from where we had to cover the rest of the distance on foot to reach Taj Mahal. We, boys and girls, lined up separately for security clearance, and then proceeded towards the huge main entrance of Taj Mahal.We saw from far a white building made of white marbles as we entered the main entrance. We walked on paths made of marble slabs. There were cisterns and fountains in between the paths. There were huge lawns and trees on both the sides. We took lots of photos of Taj as we moved further close to the mausoleum. It is really a great expression of love and a magnificent Mugal structure by Shahjehan in the memory of his wife Mumtaj. We were actually puzzled to see architectural greatness and glory. The sight of Taj has made a deep impression on me. Ican't forgetit. Basundhara Class IXC AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE ‘An excursion! A trip with my friends! It was. like a dream come true. We started our excursion on 27th of March to Delhi and Agra. ‘Asthe bus moved out of the school campus, we shouted a lot out of joy. We sang songs composed by ourselves. We reached Barkakana railway station at 5p.m. We were informed about the late arrival of the train. We refreshed ourselves. We also took some cool snapshots there with our friends. Finally Garib Rath arrived at 7.00p.m. We boarded the train. After getting our berths we shared our dinner swith one another and gossiped a lot before we. wentto sleep around 10p.m. In the next morning, we woke up at 6a.m. Soon after breakfast, we played Antakshari till we reached Delhi about 11 am. In the afternoon we went to see Jantar Mantar and Connaught place. By the evening we were very tired of walking. For the next two days a tourist bus was booked for the local sightseeing. These three days in Delhi were very memorable as we had a lot of masti, drama anddhammal. We started our journey towards Agra around sixin the morning on the fifth day. |was, feeling very sleepy so I slept for 1 hour. When | woke up around 7.00 a.m., | was just amazed by the cool climate outside. We ate snacks, cracked jokes and played different types of games in the bus.Visiting Taj Mahal was really an unforgettable experience for me. | simply admiredatit. The most memorable and the entertaining part of our journey was the return trip. We boarded the New Delhi-Ranchi Rajdhani Express at New Delhi railway station. We were overjoyed to discover that we were all in the same bogie. We felt free to move anywhere. We played cards in the evening and then we started our favourite game, The truth and dare’ around 5.00 p.m. We enjoyed a lot playing We had our dinner around 9.00 p.m. | was not at all willing to sleep after that, so | along with my friends started playing cards again. In the middle of the game, the police arrived and gave me a good lecture. It was actually 11.30p.m. Then we all went to sleep. We reached Barkakana railway station about 10.00a.m. the next day, We reached the school at 12.00 noon. With our the hearts filled with memories and emotions, we departed from one another with the hope of the next year's, excursion, Apeksha Agrawal Class IXATHE LAST DAY OF OUR SOJOURN The days were passing like a dream right from 27th March, when we started for the excursion to Delhi and Agra. It was a life-time experience. My joy knew no bounds until the last day came. We all left for Agra by bus on 34st march. It was a beautiful morning. We sang ourheart out in the bus, played games, screamed and howled. The experience was exhilarating. It took us four hours to reach Agra. The weather was quite hot butit did not make any difference to the fun that we were having. At the same time it asa learning experience for us. The rich heritage of our country was in front of our eyes. Akbar's tomb, Agra Fort and Taj Mahal exhibited the architectural marvel of the Mughal era. The irunparalleled beauty, magnificence and opulence made us spell- bound. | really felt proud to be a part of this legacy. Though the guide we hired in Agra was a little muddle-headed man, but then he made ‘our experiences all the more exciting. He was very fast like a jet plane and we tried our bestto keep up with his pace. After visiting these historical monuments we went for a short shopping spree. | bought some gifts for my near and dear ones. | also bought a miniature Taj Mahal to remind me of the fun and good time I had with my friends and teachers. In the evening we had the DJ party in the hotel. It was the last day of our trip and we set the dance floor on fire. We danced for the latest songs and had our dinner. Then we were pushed back into our rooms by the teachers to sleep. Being the last night we wanted to make it a memorable one, so we gossiped, played eae ce VEOSMOWS, cards, howled and shouted the whole night. We saw the morning lights and got ready to leave Agra for boarding the train in New Delhi. Akriti Ansha Class IXB MY EXPERIENCE OF EXCURSION My excursion was just amazing. Throughout the trip, | was with my friends enjoying each and every moment. It was an educational tour where I learnt many things. | learnt from this tour how to be independent. | wasalways dependent on my parents for almost everything but now | am an independent girl. | can take care of my needs without troubling my parents. We visited many places and clicked photographs. These will remain with me always as beautiful memories. |fee! that every student, should get a golden opportunity like this to be with his/her friends on a school trip. It was totally an enjoyable one with my friends. | gota lot of exposure to different cultures. | will always cherish these moments. Teachers who went with us were very kind and cooperative. They were awake till ate night for the sake of our security. | thank Fr. Leo for his meticulous planning and execution, the teachers who accompanied us, and my friends for their joyful presence. | will never forget those lovely days. They werethe best days of my life.| will cherish them throughout my life. Missing those days! Mansi Hora Class IXCEXPERIENCE IS THE BEST TEACHER Oh! Excursion! What a wonderful experience it was! It was my first trip without my parents. | was nervous at first. But | was also excited since all my friends were going with me for the trip. | couldn't sleep the night before. Those feelings are still awake in my mind. The weather was very pleasant throughout the excursion. | participated in it very enthusiastically. | learnt to be independent, responsible and confident. | took care of my needs. For the first time | carried my own luggage. The credit goes to the excursion. | enjoyed helping, caring, making new friends, interacting with different kinds of people and dealing with them politely. | visited many historical monuments and learnt about them more. Visiting these places, collecting information about them and gaining knowledge were quite interesting. | really enjoyed each and every minute of the exoursion. It was the best memorable trip for me. Iwill never forget this trip in my life. lam, very sure that all these experiences will definitely help me in my future, as it is wisely said, “Experience is the bestteacher.” Ishika jain Class IXB WHAT I LEARNT... "Great moments are born from great opportunities."When I look down in the ocean of my memories, there are several captivating moments in my mind about the excursion. They are very precious and special to me. Together with fun there were lots of things | leamt from this trip. I learnt to be independent and cooperative. | learnt to manage difficult situations. | did a lot of things on my own since | my parents were not there to do them for me. | learnt to coordinate with others, mingled with others and interacted with them quite well. | also leamtto playa ‘bluff game' with the help of my classmates which has now become one of my favourite games. During this trip, we could observe the real face of everyone. Most of our batch mates were very helpful, supportive, loving, sharing and caring. We enjoyed the company of one another. We all learnt to be punctual during sightseeing and shopping. While we visited the historical places,we gained a lot of knowledge together with fun. In India Gate, the greatest landmark of New Delhi, we met a cute little girl who looked very innocent. We believed her very much, but later she cheated all of us. “All that glitters is not gold." Last but not the least, | would like to thank our teachers who organized this tour for us. They were very humble, polite, friendly, helpful and educative to us during the trip. They even. sacrificed their sleep at night for the sake of oursafetyand security. Koral jain Class IKC UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCES First of all | would like to talk about my experience in the bus and train journeys. | have many times travelled by bus or train. | never found my travels exciting. But this time, traveling with my friends and teachers made those ordinary moments very special.We sang, played, danced and shouted out of joy and happiness. | enjoyed watching the sceneries outside. Everything was like heaven. | prayed to God to keep our exoursion unending. My next experience which is very close to my heart was witnessing one of the wonders of the world. Seeing Taj Mahal was just like setting my foot on a fairyland. | was completely spellbound when | imagined about how it was built when there were no advanced technologies. Those moments at Taj Mahal were very special to me with my friends and teachers. Now I see myself as a changed person after the excursion. Even my best friends notice the changes in me. My relationship with others has become very friendly. My way of thinking has become optimistic and constructive. This excursion has given me experiences which are very hard to forget. They have touched my heart and secured a safe place in my memories forever. They are very valuable to me. Jigyanshu Raj Class XC NEW DELHI TO BARKAKANA We reached New Delhi railway station about 2. 30p.m. on the 6th day. Since some of ny friends and | did not had lunch on the way from Agra to Delhi, we ate biscuits, lays and kurkure. By 4.30 p.m. our train arrived at the platform. We all were very happy. One by one eae ce VEOSMOWS, we got into the train. We got our berths. | felt separated from my friends as my berth no. was 26 and theirs were 28,29,30 and 31. | was feeling very bad. | requested Apoorwa to exchange my seat with hers. She agreed to do it Ithanked her for her kind gesture. All my friends were playing cards and ‘the bluff game' in the train. Since I didn't know how to play it, To yesh taught me. It was a very interesting game and | enjoyed playing it Other passengers in the compartment also Joined us in this game. We also played a game named ‘truth and dare’. Since we had to share about our personal lives while playing it, we came to know about one another better. Around 8.00 p.m. we had our dinner and then went to bed since we had to get up by 7.00a.m. the next day to de-board the train at Barkakana. We were not able to sleep. So Apeksha, Sania and |had some chit-chat and then slept by 10.30 p.m. At midnight | got up because i was feeling very cold. I tried to wake up Apeksha, but she didn’t get up. Then | woke up Sania and got a blanket from her to cover myself. | slept well till 6.30 a.m, the next day. After we got ready with our luggage, we spent some time with Amar sir listening to songs in his mobile phone. At 7.30 a.m. we reached Barkakana railway station, de- boarded the train, got into our bus and reached Hazaribag by 12.00 noon. | thanked God for this wonderful trip. Peeya Jain Class KB31st MARCH 2015 Our excursion was very memorable. | enjoyed it at my best. | just want those days to come back in my life. | cherish those moments very much though | was very exhausted at times. | am very grateful to my friends and teachers for their support and care during thetrip. The best day of the excursion for me was 31st March. We left Delhiand reached Agra on this day. It was indeed a hectic day. We visited Akbar's tomb and Agra Fort in the morning. We hadtourist guides who were very informative. We assimilated all the information we received from them about the monuments. Then we wenttto hotel for lunch and some refresh ments before we visited one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Taj Mahal. All our excitement and eagerness increased as we reached the entrance of Taj Mahal. It looked very beautiful and attractive from far. My eyes stopped blinking for a while when | saw it. | was just staring at it for a few minutes. Everyone's tiredness vanished. We all were very glad and satisfied. We clicked a lot of photos and enjoyed spending time over there. We expressed our gratitude to our teachers for taking us to this mesmerizing place on this earth. In the evening we had a small party. We ‘sang joyfully and danced very enthusiastically. It was really an awesome and unforgettable dayof myllfe. Sania Agarwal Class XB NEW CHANGES IN ME AND NEW EXPERIENCE, There was a time when some of my batch mates were just an acquaintance to me, but now they are good friends. There was a time when | used to think about 2 to 4 times before talking to someone new, but now | am. confident enough to talk to anyone at anytime. There was a time when | thought that train journeys were always too long and boring, but now | know that,“No road is long with good company.” There was a time when I thought that | will always be helpless without the guidance of my parents, but now I realized that | was wrong. | developed self-confidence inme. There was a time when | used to make my ‘own notions about some of my batch mates, but now | know them well. tis wisely said, "The best way to know someone is to spend some time with them." There are indeed many feelings of mine which have been changed after this amazing seven days of excursion. | really miss those series of joys and fun | used to have everyday away from my life in Hazaribag. | will never forget those days of my life when | personally learnt many things. Those memories will never diminish from my mind and it will remain in me forever. For this | am very grateful to Fr. Leo who meticulously organized this excursion for our batch. Thanks to the teachers who prepared us for this golden opportunity. Our sincere appreciation to the teachers who were with us during the trip. twas an unforgettable, enjoyable and educational trip. One should experience it atleast once in his/her entire school life. Shravika Jain Class IXBXAVIERIANS IN THE CAPITAL twas the second day of our excursion. We reached New Delhi railway station around 11.30 a.m. It was crowded with people. Passengers were moving up and down on the platform. Some were sitting on the platform with their boxes and trunks. We somehow managed to maintain our queue and came out ofthe station. The weather outside the station was very oppressive. There were hot winds on the streets. We carried our luggage in that harsh weather and reached Hotel Durga International in 15 minutes. We waited in the lobby for a while till we were allotted rooms. We were fourin aroom. We were instructed by our escort teachers to arrange our luggage, refresh ourselves and get ready for lunch by 2.00p.m. We started our lunch by 2.15 p.m. and around 3:30 p.m. we left on foot for local sightseeing, unaware of the tiring journey ahead. We crossed the market places with a wide range of commodities which increased our desire of shopping. When we reached Jantar Mantar, we were divided into groups. We had Amrita teacher in our group. We enjoyed her company thoroughly. We moved here and there and explored every bit of Jantar Mantar which is a wonder of ancient science. We then sat in groups under the shade of trees for relaxation. ‘Our next destination on foot was the Central Park of Cannaught place. We were amazed to see there a huge Tiranga’ hoisted ona long pole. We also had a glance of a live performance of a band. We had a lot of fun there. Since it was very crowded, we dropped the idea of shopping in Palika Bazar to avoid eae ce VEOSMOWS, any risk to our safety and security. We then decided to walk back to our hotel. By then most of us were feelingverytired. In the evening some of us wanted to visit the Pizza Hut which was just beside our hotel. We were given the permission to place orders for Pizzas for our rooms. We enjoyed eating Pizzas with Chilled cold drinks. We had our dinner around 9.00 p.m. and played the ‘bluff game’ before we wentto bed. Toyesh Jain Class KA (AN EXPERIENCE OF HEAVEN Akshardham is a largest Hindu temple in the world. Itis a temple of Lord Vishnu. Itis 141. feet high and 316 feet wide. It is built at the bank of river Yamuna in Delhi. We visited Akshardham temple around 4.00 p.m. on the third day. When we reached there, we found that cameras were not permitted inside, so we kept our cameras inside our bags and left them in the bus. It was very crowded there. | felt as ‘though | was in heaven because of the holy and spiritual atmosphere. | felt charged by looking at the statue of Swami Narayan. didn't feel like leaving the temple. If | had a camera, | would have captured many photos of this heaven. Aditya Narayan Sinha Class IXA‘WHAT I ENJOYED MOST... What | enjoyed most during the excursion was playing cards and the ‘bluff game’ with my friends. This started when we went to Gandhi ‘Smriti on the third day. | was the first person to buya deck of cards from a shop outside Gandhi Smriti, After | bought it many of my friends expressed their desire to play with me. The first, time we played it was in our hotel room. Eight of us played and enjoyed it very much. We also played the ‘bluff game'.We liked it very much. On some days we quietly continued to play it till midnight in our room, when all the others were sleeping. We loved this game so much that we even played it in the buses and trains during our journeys. Not only boys but girls also played this game and enjoyed it. Utkarsh Hari Class IKA A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY It was my second trip to Delhi but this one was very different. It was more enjoyable, as | was with my friends. Before this trip | talked to my classmates as friends, but now I relate with them as my family members. We all came closerto one another during this awesome trip. My words are insufficient to express all my feelings of those exciting and enriching moments of excursion. Along with fun and enjoyment we also gained knowledge about many historical places. The most exciting places for me were Taj Mahal and Birla House. Taj Mahal was very eye-catching for me. The most fantastic moments during the excursion were when we danced together at the DJ partyin Agra. | thank Fr. Leo for giving me this golden opportunity to travel with my friends, and arranging for this excursion very well. lam also grateful to the other three teachers Amar sit, Amrita teacher and Sr. Ancila for their valuable accompaniment during the trip. In my freetime | still think of the wonderful moments we all had in Delhi and Agra, and cherish them. lam just waiting for another opportunity like this. Vanshika Class IXB BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS The last evening in Agra was very splendid. When I went to the basement of the hotel, the scenario was mesmerizing. My friends were hitting the dance floor with the rock music. | Joined them passionately. We were dancing in the ‘Ramnavmi' style. | was very happy. Though | was very tired | was in no mood to sleep that night. | watched haunted movies with my friends and played games. We had lots of fun and enjoyment that night. The next day morning we departed for Delhi to catch the train to Barkakana. Riya Khaitan Class XAMY FIRST NIGHT IN THE HOTEL Vanshika, Koral, Shravika and | stayed in one room. After visiting Jantar Mantar and the Central Park of Cannaught Place, we refreshed ourselves and relaxed for a while in our room. We then ordered for two large Pizzas from the Pizza Hut nearby. We ate one and kept the other for later. Then we went to Mansi's room to have fun there. Amrita Teacher knocked at our door and told us to go for dinner. After dinner, everyone was instructed to be in their respective rooms to sleep by 10.00 p.m. as we had to get up early morning the next day. We went to our rooms but we did not sleep. We narrated horror stories to one another other and ate the remaining Pizza. We all got very frightened after listening to the horror stories. We were unable to sleep. Shravika asked us to narrate the "Naamokar Mantra”. After some time we slept peacefully. Akansha Class IXA ANNUAL REPORT 2015 HAZARIBAGH OLD XAVERIANS ASSOCIATION HOXA Blood Donation Camp HOXA has taken Blood Donation as one of its most important activity. Blood Donation Camps are organised twice each year i.e on School Foundation Day and School Founder's Birthday. eae ce VEOSMOWS, ‘StXavler's School Foundation Day HOXA organized a Blood donation camp in association with Red Cross Society, Hazaribag, at Cronin Block in St. Xavier's School on 28th January 2015 in which 40 persons donated their blood. Fr. John Moore's Birthday HOXA again organized a Blood donation camp in association with Red Cross Society, Hazaribag, at Cronin Block in St. Xavier's School on the birthday of its Founder, 5th August 2045, in which 80 persons donated blood. Donors includes HOXAns, Teachers and some. parents of the school. ‘Symposium on Awareness of Blood Donation HOXA organized a symposium on awareness of Blood Donation on 4th August 2015 at St. Xavier's School in preparation for the blood donation camp on the following day. Members, of DOX (Doranda Old Xaverians) were invited as, speakers and they gave a very informative and highly motivating presentation to the students, from Class IV to Class XII. Besides, HOXA arranged for distributing pamphlets outlining the benefits of blood donation among the parents of the students of St. Xavier's and the general public. HOXA Free Medical Clinic HOXA has been runninga free medical clinic since 26th January 2014, on Sundays, 3:00- 5:00 pm. HOXAn doctors and some others. have been supporting this initiative by their involvement: consultation, free medicines,referral and follow-up where needed for poor patients. The maximum registration so far in a single day has been 30 and total number of patients who benefited from this clinic stands at 947. HOXA Free Asthma Checkup Clinic HOXA organized free Asthma Check-up Clinic on 25th January 2015 in association with Cipla Limited. 67 patients took advantage of this clinic. HOXA Free BMD Test HOXA organized free Bone Mass Density (BMD) test on 26th July 2015 in association with Torrent Pharma. 145 people came for this free test, and as per Torrent Pharma, this was the best ever attendance recorded by them in such type of camps. HOXACIP Clinic HOXA has been running a monthly Psychiatric, Clinic at St. Xavier's School since 2000. Ateam of doctors and counsellors from the Central Institute of Psychiatry visit the campus every first Wednesday of the month. This initiative was inspired by Fr. Bernie Donnelly, former principal with solid backing from Dr. Sandip Mukherjee and Mr. Manish Jaiswal. The Leadership Training Service group of St. Xavier's under the direction of HOXAn teacher Mr. Debabrata Mitra has been maintaining the patient records. In the year 2009, a year after, Fr. James became the Principal the clinic was, shifted to the Cronin Block on the school campus. More than 2000 patients have benefited from the clinic so far. Each month on an average about 80 patients visit the clinic. The LTSers not only maintain the files, but they also take care of the patient reception and registration. Distribution of Trophies to Class Toppers HOXA distributes trophies and certificates to the three top students of Std. Prep to 12th each year, recognising student achievement and encouraging them to emerge as leaders. This year the trophies were distributed by Dr. Sujoy Samanta, a HOXAn and a well-known ophthalmologist on Independence Day. HOXA Re-union HOXA organized Re-union from 19-21st December 2014 at St. Xavier's School Hazaribag. The three day event was attended by around 100 HOXANS from India and abroad. The greatest number of participants was from the batch of 1989. The School felicitated HOXANs of 1964, 1974 and 1989 batches for completing 50, 40 and 25 years of their passing out of school respectively. A similar reunion and felicitation is being planned for Dec 2015 also. Dhiraj J (Treasurer, HOXA) Israrul Haque (Secretary, HOXA)eT aesSen Orc? 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