Friday, 28 January 2022
Tuesday, 25 January 2022
Republic Day Quiz
REPUBLIC DAY
Republic Day is celebrated on 26th January every year to mark the day on which our constitution came into effect in 1950. After this day our country truly became democratic and independent. ... The complete Independence Day was celebrated on January 26th, 1930 for the first time. It continued to be observed until 1947. The main attraction of the day is the Republic Day parade which begins at Rajpath, Delhi, and ends at India Gate.
On this day, the President hoists the flag at Rajpath, New Delhi. Ceremonious parades showcase India’s defence, cultural abilities, cultural and social heritage.
The president of India, who is also the Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Armed Forces, takes the salute.
Every year, the President distributes Padma Awards to the civilians of India, which is the second-highest civilian award in India after Bharat Ratna.
Saturday, 22 January 2022
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Thursday, 13 January 2022
100 दिन पढ़े भारत अभियान
100 Days Reading Campaign Activity
Literary Analysis of Recipe Custard by Nishtha, VI B
Literary Analysis of Recipe Litti-Chokha by Nandini, VII B
Literary Analysis of Recipe Kheer by Shreyan Yadav, VII B
Literary Analysis of Recipe Litti-Chokha by Rohini, VIII A
Literary Analysis of Saraswati Vandana by Masoom Bharti, VI A
Reverse Reading by
Arbuda Gautam, VI B
Reverse Reading by
Raj Shree, Vi A Reverse Reading by
Satyam Kumar Jha, VI B
Reverse Reading by
Ajay Kumar, VI B
Reverse Reading by
Swati Priya, VII A
Reverse Reading by
Kshitij Raj, VII B
Reverse Reading by
Nandini, Vii B
Reverse Reading by
Nivedita Kumari, Vii A
Shared Reading by
Aditya Arya, Viith & Aditi Arya Xiith
Shared Reading by
Kshitij Raj, Vii & Priyam Raj
Shared Reading by
Swati Priya, VII A & Kislay, IInd
Rohini, Viii
Kshitij Raj, Vii B
Sakshi Kumari, VII A
Krisha, Vii 'B'
Arbuda Gautam, VI B
वैष्णवी वैभव, छठीं 'ब'
आदित्य आर्य, सातवीं 'ब '
Aditya Arya, VII B
Satyam Kumar Jha, VI B
Tejaswi Kumar Jha, VII A
Vaishnavi Vaibhav, VI B
Astha, VII A
Swati Priya, VII A
Anjal Singh, VII A
Sushant Shekhar, VIII A
Harsh Kumar Roy, VII B
Laxhmi Kumari, VII A
Shreyan Yadav, VII B
Kanak Ranjan Thakur VIII A
कनक रंजन ठाकुर, VIII 'अ'
Annu Kumari, VI A
Vaishnavi,VI A
Priyansh Raj , VI A
Siddhi Pragati, VI A
Tuesday, 11 January 2022
SWAMY VIVEKANAND (12 January 1863 - 04 July 1902) - 12 Quotes
Swami Vivekananda quotes and biography: Swami Vivekanand quotes are so popular because they are so much towards spirituality and motivational towards life. Swami Vivekananda was an Indian Monk born in Calcutta, Bengal in a typical Bengali family on 12 January 1863. He was the chief disciple of 19th century Indian Mystic Ramakrishna. He was one of the key people that introduced Indian philosophies like Vedanta and yoga to the western world. He is also the persona that is majorly credited for raising the status of Hinduism as a major world religion during the 19th century.
He is best known for his iconic speech at the Parliament of World’s religions in Chicago in 1893 which began with “Sisters and Brothers of America.”. In this speech, he introduced Hinduism. Ever since he was young he was inclined towards spirituality. He was majorly influenced by his guru Ramakrishna Deva from whom he learned that all living beings are the embodiment of the divine self.
After his Guru passed away he traveled across the Indian subcontinent to study the conditions of British India. He traveled to the United States later to represent India in the Parliament of World’s Religions in 1893 where he gave a speech introducing the western world to Hinduism. He didn’t just stop there he conducted countless public lectures, seminars, and classes where he taught Hinduism and its teachings to the people of the US, England, and Europe. He was widely known as the patriotic saint and his birthday till today is celebrated in the form of National Youth day.
After his Guru Ramakrishna passed away a lot of his disciples stopped following his teachings and opted for a household life when the unpaid rents started piling up. It was at that time that Vivekananda converted a dilapidated room into a monastery that later was termed as the Ramakrishna Math for the remaining disciples.
On the 4th of July 1902, he woke up early went to the chapel, taught the pupils, and returned home and went to meditate asking not to be disturbed. He was found dead later and his pupils claimed that he attained Mahasamadhi. Later it was said that a rupture of Brain vessels could have been a possible cause for his death. Here we collect Swami Vivekananda Quotes About Success And Spirituality Below are some of the best quotes by Swami Vivekananda.
