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cbseacademic.in CBSE Expression Series 2015 Contest : Central Board Secondary Organization
Organization : Central Board Secondary Organization
Competition Name : CBSE Expression Series 2015 Contest
Applicable States : All India
Website : http://cbseacademic.in/circulars.html
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CBSE Expression Series Contest
** CBSE Expression Series is a ‘Writing Series’ initiated by CBSE in August 2014 as part of various activities conducted by the Board for the holistic development of students. For the year 2015-16, the ‘CBSE Expression Series’ are beginning from July 2015 onwards.
Related / Similar Contest :
CBSE Expression Series Result 2015
The ‘Expression Series’ shall focus not only on the contribution of great leaders of India but also on several important issues related to women, society (both rural and urban) and nation.
** The details of the ‘Expression Series’ are as follow
** The Series will be conducted on the second Friday and Saturday of the month.
** Topics will be uploaded on website on the second Wednesday of the month.
** Entries, in form of Essays and Poems, can be submitted by students through online and offline link provided on website or through mobile application.
** Students may submit their entries from schools as well as home.
** Entries can be submitted from 9.00 A.M. to 5.30P.M. on both the days.
** Students may express their thoughts and ideas in any of the 22 scheduled languages and English.
** Selection will be based on originality and creativity. Students shall be contacted telephonically on the phone numbers provided by them to ascertain the originality of the entry submitted.
** The final winners shall be selected from three class categories, i.e. classes 1st to 5th, Classes 6th to 8th and classes 9th to 12th.
** An award of Rs. 2500/- will be given to the winners after submitting a bona-fide certificate from school.
** The winners shall be given a ‘Certificate of Merit’ and all participants shall get an online ‘Certificate of Participation’.
** The winning entries will be compiled in a book/e-book for wider sharing of ideas and thoughts.
** The details of submission of entries are given at Annexure I, II, III & IV.
** To cater to the need of schools where the internet connectivity is limited, the Board has devised a registration-cum-response sheet (Annexure-IV),which may be downloaded, printed, photocopied for distributing to participants.
** After completion of activity, schools/ participants are required to scan it and send it to the links provided on website or through the mobile application.
Process flow for Online Submission
** To submit essay/ poems, kindly follow the instructions as under
** Students (participants) may login by clicking on the relevant category
** For Classes 1 to 5 – Click Here
** For Classes 6 to 8 – Click Here
** For Classes 9 to 12 – Click Here
** Fill in the registration form to register for the competition.
** (Note- Make sure you fill the form carefully. It may be noted that filling all the columns marked with * is mandatory)
Field Details
** You may Participate as Individual/ Pair/Team (Select any one option carefully. Filling this is mandatory)
** Participants may submit entries as – Essay/Poem Select any one option carefully. Filling this is mandatory.
** (Note – The entry in any format should not exceed 5 MB)
** Choose the Language in which you wish to submit your entry.
** Select Online mode if you wish to submit entry accordingly.
** Type your essay/ poem in the space (Text box) provided.
** After typing text, click on ‘Submit’ Button. You have successfully registered and submitted your entry
Notes:
1. Entries sent through email will not be entertained at all.
2. Entries should not exceed 5MB in any format. Visually impaired students can also use the audio/video mode.
3. Those who use the online mode may register only once as multiple registration may lead to disqualification.
4. The entries should not exceed the word limit as mentioned.
5. The entries/ writings must be original.
6. The entries without the registration details will be disqualified. Plagiarism, if detected at any point of time, will lead to disqualification of the prize.
7. There will also be a telephonic interaction to ascertain the originality of the Entry.
8. Students can refer to as many resources as they can avail, however, the entries submitted must be in their own language.
9. Final entries shall be selected by a panel of experts.
10. No further communication will be entertained on the selected entries.
11. Each page of the entry submitted by the participant must have the contact details as given in the Annexure-IV.
While submitting the entry I have entered wrong email ID and participating certificate did not received.
What should I do now?
While submitting in the space provided should we type through a computer or write it in our handwriting?
ESSAY ABOUT BAL GANADHAR TILAK .
BAL GANGADHAR TILAK OR LOKMANYA TILAK BORN ON 23 JULY 1856. HE WAS AN INDIAN NATIONALIST,TEACHER, SOCIAL REFORMER , LAWYER ,AND AN INDEPENDENT ACTIVIST. HE WAS THE FIRST LEADER OF GARAM DAL WHICH MEANS HE CAN FIGHT WITH THE BRITISH. BRITISH COLONIAL AUTHORITIES CALLED HIM “FATHER OF INDIANS UNREST”. HE WAS ALSO CONFERRED WITH THE TITTLE LOKMANYA TILAK IT LITERALLY MEANS “ACCEPTED BY THE PEOPLE AS THEIR LEADER”. TILAL WAS BORN IN A MARATHI CHITT PAVAN BRAHMIN FAMILY IN RATNAGIRI AS KESHAV GANGADHAR TILAK. TO MAINTAIN THE UNITY OF INDIANS ESPECIALLY MAHARASHTRIANS HE HAD STARTED CELEBRATING GANESH MAHOTSAV. HE SACRIFICED WHOLE LIFE TO GIVE THE FREEDOM OF INDIA. BUT UNFORTUNATELY HE HAS BEEN DIED ON 1 AUGUST 1920.
HE HAS BEEN DIED FROM THE WORLD BUT PRESENT IN OUR HEART. AND TO GIVE TOTAL FREEDOM TO INDIA HE HAD ALSO SPOKEN SOME WORDS THAT “FREEDOM IS MY BIRTH RIGHT AND I SHALL HAVE IT”. AND HIS DREAM CAME TRUE AND OUR COUNTRY HAD GOT THE FREEDOM IN 1945.
I have submitted my entry of cbse expression series of Sh. Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay but not yet received any mail or certificate. Please answer my query.
When we are going to get the results of my essay writing competition on bankim Chandra Chatterjee, since I have got the confirmation certificate on my mail?
Name:Rishi S
school name prathana padmanabnagar
Class:5th `A`sec CBSE
Essay about : Bankim chandra chattopadhya.
Chattopadhya was born in the village kanthala para in the town of North 24 parganas near naihati in an orthodox Bangalore Brahmin family the youngest of three brothers,to Yadhav chandra Chattopadhya and Durgadebi. His father was government officials went on to become the deputy collector of Midnapur. Chattopadhya was educated at Hoogly mousin college founded by Bengali philanthropist Muhammad mousin and presidency college at Calcutta. He was one of the graduate of the university of Calcutta. From 1858, until is retirement in 1891,he served as a deputy magistrate deputy collector in the government British India.
When Bipin Chandra pal decided to start patriotic journal in August 1906, he named it Vande Matharam, Chattopadhyay’s earliest publication were in Ishwar Chandra Gupta`s weekly news paper snag bad Prabhakar. His first attempt was novel in Bengali submitted for a declared prize. *Author of Anandamath containing the national song of India vande mataram*
I have participated in expression series on Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. But still not get any confirmation mail regarding submission. Do I get any mail regarding that?
Yet not received the certificate of APJ AbulKalam series. Our painting was selected in top 30 paintings. Please send the certificate to school before appreciation day.
Actually, I have participated in essay writing for expression series on Swami Vivekanand held on 11th and 12th January 2016. I didn’t win the competition, but I have not got my participation certificate yet.
I want to have a result of what I wish for my country conducted on 13 December 2015.
CBSE had organized national essay writing competition whose result is to be declared today(26 Jan 2016). Result is not declared yet. Please help.
Thanks for organizing this essay writing competition to encourage us & so that anyone can share their views.
Not yet get the participation certificate of Atal Bihari Vajpayee expression series.
When will the result be declared for essay competition which is organized on 2015?
Where will the result be declared?
I mean, the website of result declaration!
Can we write essay in A4 size paper? Where and when will the results be declared for essay competition in 2016?
Which kind of paper should be used in writing essay? Can we use A4 size paper?
If the essay is sent through post, will it be accepted?
SWAMI VIVEKANDA’S SPEECH AT THE WORLD PARLIAMENT OF RELIGION, CHICAGO TO WELCOME SISTERS AND BROTHERS OF AMERICA FILLS MY HEART WITH JOY.
UNSPEAKABLE TO RISE IN RESPONSE TO THE WARM AND CORDIAL WELCOME WHICH HE HAS GIVEN US. I THANK YOU IN THE NAME OF ANCIENT ORDER.
Myself Belal Hashmi. I have got information about essay competition but my school teachers will choose own son.
My name is Purva Bhattacharya , studying 5th B in KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, I.N.S. HAMLA, MARVE ROAD, MALAD WEST, MUMBAI (MAHARASHTRA). I sent essay on line topic was CONSTITUTION OF INDIA. 30TH NOV. only during prayer school announced this. Class teacher does not announce anything in the class in section B only. I have not received any confirmation on my mail till now.I have only one congratulation note on CBSC LOGO paper. I can not say about any other class or section. My class teacher gives information ony 4-5 students who is nearest and dearest to her. Rest students are even aware of about any competition. All students are very depressed of my class teacher’s behavior bcs everyone wants to participate in CCA Activities. It is my request to you or this organisation please keep everything on line so we all can participate in all activities. Please the essay competition is going to conduct by organisation between 10- 16 th Jan 2016 should be online so we can write our own views. My class teacher will never take our essay except her few dearest one. In my class only 4-5 students get all certificate and prize rest all are cry and always request to teacher to consider us also. Please give us chance to keep everything on line in advance so we can prepare the best from our end. Hope you will understand our pain and grief.Every child has right to develop himself or herself then only country will develop. This is my thinking.If anyone says anything to principal or head mistress she hits children with thick wooden ruler on everyone’s knee joint and says never complain anywhere about me so pls don’t disclose to the teacher but please take proper action against teacher with surprise visit. She cuts the marks in test paper also so no one will say anything about her. MY NO. IS 9833182061
Thanks.
PURVA BHATTACHARYA, 5TH B , KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA , I.N.S. HAMLA , MARVE ROAD, MALAD WEST,MUMBAI MAHARASHTRA -95.
India is a unique country with rich biodiversity ,but which of its representatives are worthy to be called national symbols.just the special once that have particular features that helped them earned such a majestic title long ago.I can’t wait to find out what they are,and you?let’s hurry to get acquainted with them.banyan proudly bears the status of national tree of India it has a very huge structure,deep and long roots and branches which together act like a shield protecting from hot sun.banyan’s strong trunk and cohesion tangles of twigs symbolize the union of country.also the unending expansion of it is a symbols of eternal life.the national tree is the most appreciated by its medical value and it is often used as a herb in treating and curing many diseases.Lotus is the national flower of India and symbolizes wealth,divinity,knowledge,fertility and enlightenment Moreover this beautiful plant represents honor,long life and good fortune.By its flavor and perfection Lotus also symbolizes the purity of heart and mind.Along with cultural significance the national flower’s seeds and medicinal and are used in the treatment of spleen,heart aliments and kidney.Mango is the national fruit of the country and is cultivated since times immemorial.
Sardar Vallabhai Patel was born on 31st october 1875 in Karamsad,a village in Kaira district in Gujarat. His father’s name is Zaverbha who had served in the army of the Queen of Jhansi and Ladbai. Sardar Vallabhai Bhai Patel started his education in a Gujarat Medium High School And after Middle School he switched over to English medium school in Nadiad High School.During the cource of his studies his penchant towards organizing came to light. In 1891 he married to Zaverbai & they had two childrens. In 1909 he went to England to study Law. He competed his Law studies in 1913 & came back to India & started his Law practise.He joined the Gujarat club & started following western lifestyle.He later started practsing in Ahmedabad. After a meeting with Mahatma Gandhi in Gujarat club,Sardar Vallabhai Patel got influence by Gandhi’s words.Later, inspired by Gandhi’s work & philosophy Patel become a staunch follower of him. In 1917,Sardar
Vallabhai was elected as the secretary og the Gujarat Sabha.Sardar Vallabhai led a massive “no text campaign”that urged the farmers not to pay their lands. The peaceful moment forced the british authority to return then lands taken away from the farmers His effort to bring together the farmersof his area brought him as the title of “Sardar”to his name.In 1930 Sardar Vallabhai Patel imprisoned for participating in the famous Salt Satyagraha called by Mahatma Gandhi.His inspiring speeches during the “salt Movement”transformed by the lives of numerous people,who later played a major role in making the movement successful. We know that he was the one of the great social leader of India.
Born-November 11,1888
Died-February 22, 1958
Achievements:Started a weekly journal Al Hilal to increase the revolutionary recurcuits amongst the Muslims ; elected as a congress president in 1923 and 1940;became independent India first education minister.
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad real name was Abul Kalam Ghulam Muhhiyuddin.he was popular known as Maulana Azad.Maulana Abul Kalam Azad.Azad was one of the the foremost leaders of India freedom struggle.He was also a renowned scholar,a poet . Maulana Abul was well versed in many languages viz. Arabic , English , Urdu , Hindi , Persian and Bengali. Maulana Azad was a brilliant debater , as indicated by his name , Abul Kalam , which literally means “lord of dialogue”. He adopted the pen name “Azad” as a mark of his mental emancipation from a narrow view of religion and life. Maulana Azad became independent India first education minister. For his invaluable contribution to the nation , Maulana Abul Kalam Azad was posthumously awarded India highest civilian honour , Bharat Ratna in 1992.
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad was born on november 11 , 1888 in Mecca. His forefather came from Herat (a city in Afghanistan ) in Babar days . Azad was a descendent of a lineage Muslim scholars , or Mualans . His mother was a Arab and the daughter of Sheikh Mohammed Zaher , was a Bengali Muslim of Afghan origins . Khairuddin left India during the Sepoy mutiny and proceeded to Mecca and settled there. He came back to Calcutta with his family in 1890.
Because of his orthodox family background Azad had to pursue traditional Islamic education . He was taught at home first by his father and later by appointed by teachers who were eminent in their respective fields. Azad learned Arabic and Persian first and then philosophy , geometry , mathematics and algebra. He also learned English , world history , and politics through self study.
Azad was a trained educated to become a clergyman . He wrote many works , reinterpreting the Holy Quran. His erudition led him to repudiate Taqliq or the tradition of conformity and accept the principle of Tajdid or innovation . He developed interest in the pan-Islamic doctrines of Jamaluddin Afghani and the Aligarh thought of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan . Imbued with the pan-Islamic spirit , he visited Afghanistan , Iraq , Egypt , Syria and Turkey . In Iraq he met Sheikh Muhammad Abduh and Saeed Pasha and the other revolutionary activists of the Arab world . He had a first hand knowledge of the ideals and spirits of the Young Turks in Constantinople . All of these contacts metamorphosed him into a nationalist revolutionary.
On his return from abroad , Azad met two leading revolutionary of Bengal – Aurobindo Ghosh and Shri Shyam Shundar Chakravarty and joined the revolutionary movements against British rule . Azad found that the revolutionary activities were resticted in Bengal and Bihar . Within two years , Maulana Abul Kalam Azad , helped setup secret revolutionary centers all over North India and Bombay . During that time most of his revolutionary were anti-Muslims because they felt that the British Government was using the Muslims community against India freedom struggle .Maulana Abul Kalam Azad started Al Hilal to increase the revolutionary recruits amongst the Muslims . Al Hilal played an important role in forging Hindu Muslims unity after the bad blood created between the two communities in the aftermath of Morley – Minto reforms. Al Hilal became a revolutionist mouthpiece ventilating extremist views . The Government regarded Al Hilal as a propogator of secessionist views and banned it in 1994. Maulana Azad then started weekly called Al-Balagh with the same mission of propogating India nationalism and revolutionary ideas based on Hind-Muslim unity. In 1916, the government banned this paper too and expelled Maulana Abul Kalam Azad from Calcutta and interned him at Ranchi from where he was released after First World War in 1920.
After his release , Azad roused the Muslim community through the Khalifa movement . The aim of the movement was to re -instate Khalifa as the head of British captured Turkey . Maulana Azad supported Non-Cooperation Movement started by Gandhi Ji and entered Indian National Congress in 1920 . he was elected as the President of the special session of the Congress in Delhi (1923) .Maulana Azad was again arrested in 1930 for the violation of the salt law as a part of Gandhi ji Salt Satyagraha .He was put in Meerut jail for a year and half . Maulana Azad became the President of the congress in 1940 (Ramgarh) and remained in the post till 1946 . He was a staunch opponent of the partition and supported a confederation of autonomous provinces with their own constitution but common defence and economy . Partition hurt him greatly and shattered his dream of an unified nation where Hindus and Muslims can coexist and prosper together.
Some of his quotes are:-
1.We have not invaded anyone .We have not conquered anyone .
We have not grabbed their land , their culture , their history and tried to enforce our way of life on them.
2.to succeed in your mission ,
you must have single-minded devotion to your goal.
3.You have to dream before your dreams come true.
4.Be more dedicated to making solid achievements than in
running after swift but synthetic happiness.
5.As a child of God , I am greater than anything that can
happen to me.
6.Climbing to the top demands strength ,whether it is to
the top of Mount Everest or to the top of your career.
7.Do we realize that self respect comes with self reliance ?
8.Great dreams of great dreamers are always transcended.
9.God , our creator , has stored within our minds and
personalities , great potential strength and ability .
10.We should not give up and never should be defeated by
failure and bad deeds .
11 November 1888 – 22 February 1958) was an Indian scholar and a senior political leader of the Indian independence movement. Following India’s independence, he became the first [Minister of Education] in the Indian government. In 1992 he was posthumously awarded India’s highest civilian award, the Bharat Ratna.[1] There is also a theory which suggests that earlier when he was offered Bharat Ratna he promptly declined it saying that it should not be given to those who have been on the selection committee. He is commonly remembered as Maulana Azad; the word Maulana is an honorific meaning ‘learned man’, and he had adopted Azad (Free) as his pen name. His contribution to establishing the education foundation in India is recognised by celebrating his birthday as “National Education Day” across India.[2]
As a young man, Azad composed poetry in Urdu language, as well as treatises on religion and philosophy. He rose to prominence through his work as a journalist, publishing works critical of the British Raj and espousing the causes of Indian nationalism. Azad became the leader of the Khilafat Movement, during which he came into close contact with the Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi. Azad became an enthusiastic supporter of Gandhi’s ideas of non-violent civil disobedience, and worked to organise the non-co-operation movement in protest of the 1919 Rowlatt Acts. Azad committed himself to Gandhi’s ideals, including promoting Swadeshi (indigenous) products and the cause of Swaraj (Self-rule) for India. In 1923, at an age of 35, he became the youngest person to serve as the President of the Indian National Congress.
Azad was one of the main organisers of the Dharasana Satyagraha in 1931, and emerged as one of the most important national leaders of the time, prominently leading the causes of Hindu-Muslim unity as well as espousing secularism and socialism.[3] He served as Congress president from 1940 to 1945, during which the Quit India rebellion was launched. Azad was imprisoned, together with the entire Congress leadership, for three years.
Amidst communal turmoil following the partition of India, he worked for religious harmony. As India’s Education Minister, Azad oversaw the establishment of a national education system with free primary education and modern institutions of higher education. He is also credited with the establishment of the Indian Institutes of Technology and the foundation of the University Grants Commission, an important institution to supervise and advance the higher education in the nation.[3]
I HAVE PARTICIPATED IN EXPRESSION SERIES ON SARDAR PATAL ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION & ON 31ST OCT 15. THE GIVEN LINK TO UPLOAD THE ESSAY WAS FAILED. PLEASE ADVICE FOR FURTHER ACTION TO BE TAKEN.
MY DEAR FRIEND THE DATE OF SUBMISSION IS ALREADY OVER. IT IS ON 31ST TO SUBMIT THE EXPRESSION SERIES
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was born on 1875 at Karmas, a village in Kaira district in Gujarat. He was a farmer coming from a farmer’s family. At school, was a naughty and mischievous boy? In due course, he passed his matriculation examination and after some year he passed a Law examination. He practiced as a lawyer at Gadara.
He carried on a roaring legal practice. As he was ambitious, he went to England and become a barrister at law. In 1923, he became a leader of Barolo Satyagraha. Since then, he came to be called Sardar Patel. His elder brother, Mr.Vithalbhai Patel, was the President of the Indian Legislative Assembly.
He was a jailed several times in connection with the freedom movement. He was a right hand man of Mahatma Gandhi and his most trusted lieutenant. It was Patel who maintained discipline in the Congress ranks. In 1936, the Congress at the General Election won the majority of seats in seven provinces of British India.
Sardar Patel, as the most important member of the Parliament Board, controlled with a firm at Congress Ministries in the seven provinces. In 1947, India was part into Pakistan and frees India. Sardar Patel became free India first deputy Prime Minister. He was in charge of the Home Department and administered law and order.
Future historians will marvel at his organizing capacity and superhuman ability. The integration of 600 Princely States and the elimination of autocratic rule of the Maharajas and Nasals will ever stand out as his unique and greatest achievement. He did it without bloodshed and in the short span of two years.
Was it not a miracle? To him rightly goes the credit of completely changing the map of India. Tribal raiders and Pakistani troops attacked Kashmir and tried to secure accession by force. He saw the writing on the wall. The Indian armies landed in Kashmir by air.
The tide was stemmed, the tables were turned. The tribal raiders and Pakistani troops were made to flee. Cease-fire was proclaimed in January 1949. The police action against the Nazism of Hyderabad showed his iron will to see a thing through, no matter how insurmountable the difficulties and how great the opposition.
He was essentially a man of action. He was India’s man of destiny. He was the steel man of India. He was the brightest luminary on the home front. He was a walking volcano with fires raging in his heart. He was not a man to be ignored or trifled with. Defeat he never knew, weakness he never felt and indiscipline he never tolerated.
He was a pillar of fire and enthusiasm, but like a practical statesman, he was also calm and unfathomable. He never hesitated to take a decisive step. He combined quickness of decision with resourcefulness.
He was the greatest administrator and the best statesman that India has ever produced. His death on 15th December 1950 left India poorer. By his death free India has suffered a loss in political leadership that is difficult to repair.
GANDHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, GUNUPUR, RAYAGADA, ODISHA
SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL
GANDHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, GUNUPUR, Rayagada, ODISA
The history of India would have been different had Sardar Patel not been the Deputy Prime Minister when India became independent in 1947. The triumvirate- Gandhiji, Nehru and Sardar Patel were responsible for giving direction to the destiny of the country. Sardar Patel consolidated the country into one united whole in a unique manner.
Formative Years
Born on October 31, 1875 at Nadiad, in the Kaira district of Gujarat, Vallabh Bhai Patel was the son of Zaverbhai Galabhai Patel , a Leva Patidar. This class of cultivators was known for their simple character, industrious habits and straightforward dealings. Vallabh Bhai possessed an ingenous mind as a school boy. He was a rebel whose exceptional organisational abilities were recognised by his schoolmates and teachers. Patel passed the matriculation examination from the Nadiad High School in 1897.
Patel had two ambitions to fulfil , first to become a pleader and later a barrister. During those days a matriculate could become a lawyer by taking the pleaders examination. He became a pleader in 1900, and started practising in Godhra. In 1902 he shifted to Balsad, a taluka headquarter, where he practised as a criminal lawyer for nearly eight years, during which period he had built a name for himself as a most successful criminal lawyer. In 1910, he left for London and joined the Middle Temple, where he took an examination in Roman Law and stood first. He returned to India in 1913 and started practising as a barrister in Ahmedabad , fulfilling his second ambition.
Gandhiji’s Disciple
The impact of Gandhiji’s personality on Vallabhbhai was tremendous. It gave him a new mission in life. The Champaran struggle waged by Gandhiji had a sweeping effect on Patel’s mind. In Gandhiji’s Champaran victory Patel saw the beginning of a new agrarian revolution. His interest in politics had been kindled, as became abunduntly clear in the Provincial Political Conference organised by the Gujarat Sabha and presided by Gandhiji at Godhara. The conference appointed a permanent committee with Gandhiji as the President and Patel as one of the secretaries. He became a staunch follower of Gandhiji. From then on there was no looking back. Blessed with rare qualities of fortitude, integrity and an iron determination, Patel played an important role in the freedom movement.
Indomitable Personality
It was due to his sterling leadership and practical vision that the peasant movement in Gujarat became a success. It was in this struggle that the organisational capacity for which Sardar Patel was famous in the whole country became visible. He took over as the nascent nation’s Home Minister at a very crucial juncture in history and devoted himself whole heartedly to ensure that the country which was already partitioned, remained intact and united.
Building a Union
On the eve of their departure, the British government announced that its paramountcy would lapse not only over the British territory but even over the native States . This meant that as many as 625 small and big native States would become independent like India and Pakistan. Consequently, the country would be divided into a number of small and big units.
Before embarking on this mammoth task, Sardar sought to ensure the stability of administration by forging a bridge of faith and confidence with the”Steel Frame”. Most of the I.C.S. officers suspected that the Congress leaders, particularly Sardar in view of his past experiences with them, would have no faith in the I.C.S. But Sardar rose to the occasion and reposed total trust in their capability to serve the nation. He was, thus, able to win their unstinted support in the endeavour of nation building.
Attempts were afoot for finalising the standstill agreement with the States. It provided that the Central Government will be vested with powers of defence, foreign policy and communications even over the States.
Written by
PRABIR MALICK
ROLL NO :32
CLASS :9 ‘B’
GANDHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, GUNUPUR, RAYAGADA, ODISHA
SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL
MANY MANY YEARS AGO,
A MAN WITH A SMALL BUILT,
HUMBLE, KIND AND GENEROUS
AN ABLE LAWYER BY PROFESSION,
THREW AWAY THE COMFORTS OF LIFE; AND
MADE SIMPLE LIVING HIS LIFE’S MOTTO
A WHITE “DHOTI” WAS ALL THAT HE WORE
GREAT BELOVED SON OF INDIA
AND THE PEOPLE CALL HIM “MAHATMA”.
NEVER DID HE REST IN PEACE
DARED THE BRITISH WITH NON-VIOLENCE
HE HELP THE POOR AND THE NEEDY; AND
INSTILLED IN US PRIDE AND SELF RESPECT
BROTHERHOOD WAS HIS SERMON
AND AFFECTION FOR THE MASSES HIS HALLMARK
PASSIONATELY HE STRUGGLED FOR OUR FREEDOM; AND
UNITED US TO BE A PROUD INDIAN NATION.
NAME :K.DINESH
ROLL NO :14
CLASS :09
SECTION :B
I have not got my result. I think there is no use of writing here. Please can you send it to the participant’s email id?
Most students belong from rural areas. So they can’t use internet by their background. So please CBSE school’s provide to students internet in school
SHANTI NIKETAN PUBLIC SCHOOL TEHARA AGRA
Born: October 31, 1875
Died: December 15, 1950
Achievements: Successfully led Kheda Satyagraha and Bardoli revolt against British government; elected Ahmedabad’s municipal president in 1922, 1924 and 1927; elected Congress President in 1931; was independent India’s first Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister; played a key role in political integration of India; conferred Bharat Ratna in 1991.
Sardar Patel was popularly known as Iron Man of India. His full name was Vallabhbhai Patel. He played a leading role in the Indian freedom struggle and became the first Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister of India. He is credited with achieving political integration of India.
Vallabhbhai Patel was born on October 31, 1875 in Nadiad, a small village in Gujarat. His father Jhaverbhai was a farmer and mother Laad Bai was a simple lady. Sardar Vallabhai’s early education took place in Karamsad. Then he joined a school in Petlad. After two years he joined a high school in a town called Nadiad. He passed his high school examination in 1896. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was a brilliant student throughout his schooling.
Vallabhbhai wanted to become a barrister. To realize this ambition he had to go to England. But he did not have the financial means to even join a college India. In those days a candidate could study in private and sit for an examination in Law. Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel borrowed books from a lawyer of his acquaintance and studied at home. Occasionally he attended courts of law and listened attentively to the arguments of lawyer. Vallabhbhai passed the Law examination with flying colours.
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel started his Law practice in Godhra. Soon his practice flourished. He got married to Jhaberaba. In 1904, he got a baby daughter Maniben, and in 1905 his son Dahyabhai was born. Vallabhbhai sent his elder brother Vitthalbhai, who himself was a lawyer, to England for higher studies in Law. Patel was only thirty-three years old when his wife died. He did not wish to marry again. After his brother’s return, Vallabhbhai went to England. He studied with single-minded devotion and stood first in the Barrister-at-Law Examination.
Sardar Patel returned to India in 1913 and started his practice in Ahmedabad. Soon he became popular. At the urging of his friends, Patel contested and won elections to become the sanitation commissioner of Ahmedabad in 1917. Sardar Patel was deeply impressed by Gandhiji’s success in Champaran Satyagraha. In 1918, there was a drought in the Kheda division of Gujarat. Peasants asked for relief from the high rate of taxes but the British government refused. Gandhiji took up peasants cause but could not devote his full time in Kheda. He was looking for someone who could lead the struggle in his absence. At this point Sardar Patel volunteered to come forward and lead the struggle. He gave up his lucrative legal practice and entered public life.
Vallabhbhai successfully led peasants revolt in Kheda and the revolt ended in 1919 when the British government agreed to suspend collection of revenue and roll back the rates. Kheda Satyagraha turned Vallabhbhai Patel into a national hero. Vallabhbhai supported Gandhi’s Non-Cooperation Movement, and as president of the Gujarat Congress, helped in organizing bonfires of British goods in Ahmedabad. He gave up his English clothes and started wearing Khadi. Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel was elected Ahmedabad’s municipal president in 1922, 1924 and 1927. During his terms, Ahmedabad was extended a major supply of electricity and underwent major education reforms. Drainage and sanitation systems were extended over all the city.
In 1928, Bardoli Taluka in Gujarat suffered from floods and famine. In this hour of distress the British government raised the revenue taxes by thirty percent. Sardar Patel took up cudgels on behalf of the farmers and appealed to the Governor to reduce the taxes. The Governor refused and the government even announced the date of the collection of the taxes. Sardar Patel organized the farmers and told them not to pay even a single pie of tax. The government tried to repress the revolt but ultimately bowed before Vallabhbhai Patel. It was during the struggle and after the victory in Bardoli that caused intense excitement across India, that Patel was increasingly addressed by his colleagues and followers as Sardar.
Disobedience Movement in 1930. After the signing of Gandhi-Irwin pact in 1931, Sardar Patel was released and he was elected Congress president for its 1931 session in Karachi. Upon the failure of the Round Table Conference in London, Gandhiji and Sardar Patel were arrested in January 1932 and imprisoned in the Yeravada Central Jail. During this term of imprisonment, Sardar Patel and Mahatma Gandhi grew close to one another, and the two developed a close bond of affection, trust, and frankness without reserve. Sardar Patel was finally released in July 1934.
In August 1942, the Congress launched the Quit India Movement. The government jailed all the important leaders of the Congress, including Vallabhai Patel. All the leaders were released after three years. After achieving independence on 15th of August 1947, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru became the first Prime Minister of independent India and Sardar Patel became the Deputy Prime Minister. He was in charge of Home Affairs, Information and Broadcasting and the Ministry of States.
There were 565 princely states in India at that time. Some of the Maharajas and Nawabs who ruled over these were sensible and patriotic. But most of them were drunk with wealth and power. They were dreaming of becoming independent rulers once the British quit India. They argued that the government of free India should treat them as equals. Some of them went to the extent of planning to send their representatives to the United Nations Organization. Patel invoked the patriotism of India’s monarchs, asking them to join in the freedom of their nation and act as responsible rulers who cared about the future of their people. He persuaded the princes of 565 states of the impossibility of independence from the Indian republic, especially in the presence of growing opposition from their subjects. With great wisdom and political foresight, he consolidated the small kingdoms. The public was with him. He tackled the Nizam of Hyderabad and the Nawab of Junagarh who initially did not want to join India. Sardar Patel’s untiring efforts towards the unity of the country brought success. He united a scattered nation without much bloodshed. Due to the achievement of this massive task, Sardar Patel got the title of ‘Iron Man’. Sardar Patel died of cardiac arrest on December 15, 1950. For his services to the nation Sardar Patel was conferred with Bharat Ratna in 1991.
Essay on sardar vallavbhai patel contribution in Indian freedom in Hindi about 500 words
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Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was born in 1875 at Karamsad, a village in Kaira district in Gujarat. He was a farmer coming from a farmer’s family. At school, he was a naughty and mischievous boy. In due course, he passed his matriculation examination and after some years he passed the Law examination. He practiced as a lawyer at Godhra.
He carried on a roaring legal practice. As he was ambitious, he went to England and became a barister-at-law. In 1923, he became the leader of Bardoli Satyagraha. Since then, he came to be called Sardar Patel. His elder brother, Mr. Vithalbhai Patel, was the President of the Indian Legislative Assembly.
He was jailed several times in connection with the freedom movement. He was the right hand man of Mahatma Gandhi and his most trusted lieutenant. It was Patel who maintained discipline in the Congress ranks. In 1936, the Congress at the General Election won the majority of seats in seven provinces of British India.
Sardar Patel, as the most important member of the Central Parliamentary Board, controlled with a firm hand the Congress Ministries in the seven provinces. In 1947, India was partitioned into Pakistan and free India. Sardar Patel became free India’s first deputy Prime Minister, pandit Jawaharlal Nehru being the first Prime Minister. He was in charge of the Home Department and administered law and order.
Future historians will marvel at his organizing capacity and superhuman ability. The integration of 600 Princely States and the elimination of autocratic rule of the Maharajas and Nawabs will ever stand out as his unique and greatest achievement. He did it without bloodshed and in the short span of two years.
Was it not a miracle? To him rightly goes the credit of completely changing the map of India. Tribal raiders and Pakistani troops attacked Kashmir and tried to secure accession by force. He saw the writing on the wall. The Indian armies landed in Kashmir by air.
The tide was stemmed, the tables were turned. The tribal raiders and Pakistani troops were made to flee. Cease-fire was proclaimed in January 1949. The police action against the Nizam of Hyderabad showed his iron will to see a thing through, no matter how insurmountable the difficulties and how great the opposition.
He was essentially a man of action. He was India’s man of destiny. He was the steel man of India. He was the brightest luminary on the home front. He was a walking volcano with fires raging in his heart. He was not a man to be ignored or trifled with. Defeat he never knew, weakness he never felt and indiscipline he never tolerated.
He was a pillar of fire and enthusiasm, but like a practical statesman, he was also calm and unfathomable. He never hesitated to take a decisive step. He combined quickness of decision with resourcefulness.
He was the greatest administrator and the best statesman that India has ever produced. His death on 15th December 1950, left India poorer. By his death free India has suffered a loss in political leadership that is difficult to repair.
WRITTEN BY
SHANTANU CHOUKSEY
CLASS – 5’A’
Who is APJ Abdul kalam?
ApJ Abdul kalam is a missile man of India and president of India. He also got Bharat Ratna and he is very nice and he is my ideal because what he do for India is very nice
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MY FRIEND IS VERY UPSET. WHY HAVEN’T THE RESULTS ON APJ ABDUL KALAM EXPRESSION SERIES BEEN DECLARED? SHE HAS LOST TRUST ON YOU AND SAYS THAT SHE WILL NEVER WRITE ANY ESSAYS OR POEMS. OUR TEACHER HAD SUGGESTED HER TO WRITE AN ESSAY. SHE DID BUT HAS GOT NO PARTICIPATION CERTIFICATE. I REQUEST YOU TO PLEASE LOOK OVER THE MATTER.
Don’t loose hope the competition will end today. So the result will be announced soon
WHAT IS THE SITE THROUGH WHICH WE CAN JOIN THESE EXPRESSION .
I AM FROM DPS MATHURA ROAD NEW DELHI AND I AM STUDYING IN CLASS 6
Not yet received my participation certificate of APJ Abdul Kalam essay writing competition
Thanks a lot cbse expression series. I have received my certificate and prize money too. This is the best way to encourage a child.
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If you fail,never give up because fail means first attempt in learning end is not the end
In fact e.n.d means effort never dies if you get no as an answer, remember O means next opportunity so lets be positive.
India has
BOMBAY FOR BEAUTY
DELHI FOR DUTY
BENGAL FOR INVENTING
PUNJAB FOR FIGHTING
KASHMIR FOR LOOKING
TAMIL NADU FOR COOKING
NAGALAND FOR HILLS
AHMEDABAD FOR MILLS
GUJARAT FOR WEALTH
MADHYA PRADESH FOR HEALTH
MAHARASHTRA FOR EARNERS
KERALA FOR LEARNERS
HIMALAYAS FOR SNOW
GOA FOR GLOW
ASSAM FOR TEA
ANDHRA PRADESH FOR I.T.
These prove India is wealthy so there is only one thing to dream for that to have peace.
15, October 2015.(class 10)
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THE TOPIC IS – DR. A.P.J ABDUL KALAM’S SCHOOL DAY’S AND HOW IT INFLUENCED ME….
Please give the result of the contest jai Prakash Narayan on 11th Oct 2015. Please announce and give my certificate
Name Kashish Dhingra of Model School Amebedkar chok rohtak Haryana.
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On 7th october 2015, i received on phone call on 7:03 p.m , but due to some network problem I couldn’t hear anything except that “am I talking with Ronit” . So I thought it may be from yours, is it?
I was the winner of cbse expression series held on 27th august 2015. On condition I have also sent the bank details to cbse . But still now I have not received my prize of Rs.2500 and my merit certificate. I have not received a phone call from them also . So could you please help me .
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I drew a drawing of mahatma gandhi and i didn’t get any email message and when would we get the certificate?
I drew a drawing on Gandhi Jayanthi ad uploaded it on Oct 2nd but i didn’t get any certificate. When and how will I get?
I received congratulations !! for registration but I did not get any confirmation mail or certificate.
What should I do?
This was my entry:
Everyone becomes a star when he dies
But only he dazzles who beautifies others’ lives
There exist millions in the sky
But only a few of them had courage to fly
Bapu is one whom I am talking about
He is the only one of whom I thought
When we talked of nation’s peace
And we thought of non violence.
Every heart beat calls you, come again
O Bapu. . . . . .
The place you left some years before
Which didn’t, isn’t and wouldn’t be cured
Every heart beat calls you ,come again
O Bapu. . . . . . .
To bring us on the right path o apostle
To teach us the non violence o apostle
To fill up blank space o apostle
Every heart beat calls you ,come again
O Bapu. . . . . . . .
You who altered the heart of millions
Were like a shiny star among the trillions
I and we need only you and you
Every heart beat calls you, come again
O Bapu. . . . . . .
When you lived , we did not exist
And when we came , you could not exist
You blessed so many people
And now it’s our turn to learn the morale
Move back to teach us o Bapu
Every heart beat calls you, come again
O Bapu. . . . . . . . .
Evils like corruption and violence
Horrifies OUR NATION in your silence
For the sake of your child O “FATHER OF OUR NATION”
SPEAK UP , SPAEK UP, SPAEK UP again
Every heart beat calls you, come again
O Bapu. . . . . . . . . . .
BY shalini sharma
Class 10
School:New era high school,Gyanchak ,Patna:800009 P.O: kothia P.S: Didarganj
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I have not got confirmation mail after I submitted the entry.
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When the result of Essay competition on Mahatama Gandhi held on 2 October 2015 will be announced?
O, Apostle of Peace,
O, Teachers of co-operation,
I, your little child,
Offer you my salutation.
When we think of you,
We remember Truth and Non-violence,
And we cherish your memories,
With almost reverence.
You taught us with your Charkha,
That India will always progress,
May you give us strength,
And our efforts always bless.
You gave our country freedom,
And gave us faith and hope,
The country of your dreams will work together,
As if tied by a divine rope.
You, Father of this Nation,
Gave our country birth,
And generation to come will hardly believe,
That people such as you walked the Earth.
First,you have to think for what topic do you want to write a poem. Then roughly set some matters in your mind regarding the topic. After that you can automatically think of matching phrases or poetic words. After thinking some time you will have some strong spirit to write it. When you took up your pen to write a poem you write it with a feeling and whether it is right or wrong/ long or short don’t be depress- that’s my tip. And if you will continue this poem writing habit it’s sure that on future you will be a poet. One thing you must remember that poets never born, they first start writing such short poems and by this continue writing they became great poets. I also write poems and my teacher and family members encourages me. You must have encouragement partner. I want to continue this habit. I somewhere becomes passion for me. Write poems with a good heart.
Gandhi ji is known as the father of the nation. He was born on 2nd October in 1869 in Gujarat a place known as porbander. His full name is mohan das karamchand Gandhi. His mother name putli bai. His father name is karamchand Gandhi. Because of his struggle our country got freedom from britishers on 15 august 1947. Some great leader help us to freedom our country bhagat singh ,neta ji subhash Chandra boss on 2nd October we celebrate jayanti on that day we celebrate birthday of Gandhi ji. Gandhi ji is also known as the name of mahtma Gandhi and bapu Gandhi. Nathuram godolsey kill Gandhi ji on 30 January 1947.
Name – kartik duhan
Class – 5th
Sec – B
Roll no -11
School – Army public school
His heart was full of love
Towards all human beings
Himself, he was truth incarnate
And gentle like a dove.
He travelled East and West
But what was his quest
It was for the country’s sake
It was for the country’s best.
He freed our country from the foreign yoke
In a non-violent way
And gave his life for the country’s sake
Facing the bullet of astray.
Hail to the Bapuji
Hail, father of all my country men
You have left us a great legacy
Of truth and sharing with everyone.
You look so simple at the spinning wheel
yet glory of labour to us you have taught
To the teeming hungry millions
Hope you have brought.
Your noble pain we shall tread
And strive to keep our country free
From bare and selfish thoughts
And any kind of slavery.
– Rupali Sant – Std IV
To our great country,
Let u pay homage,
Let us all get together,
And hear Bapu’s message,
Hindu, Muslims, Sikhs and Christians,
Remember you all are Indians,
India is your motherland,
And unity is your strength.
Saffron, white and green hues,
Flutter in the heavenly blues,
Love, Peace and Equality,
Was his message to humanity,
Hear no evil, See no evil,
Speak no words untrue,
“Satyameva Jayate”
Should be your motto too.
North, South, East or West,
No matter where you stay,
Do your duty come what way,
Do it day by day,
No ones high, nor anyone low,
Let us all barriers of castle throw,
And treat all men as equals,
Who are God’s creations,
Like me and you.
Little children though we are,
Let us all pledge today,
With Satya, Ahimsa as our theme,
We will fulfill Bapu’s dream.
Oh! Great Leader Gandhiji
We all call you ‘Bapuji’
Oh! Father of our Nation
You made a Sensation
When you got us Independence
Without any violence
Oh! Great Leader Gandhiji
You practised law in South-Africa
And told the British to Quit India
And fought for India’s freedom
Without any weapons
Oh! Great Leader Gandhiji
You told the Indians to
Burn Pardeshi and buy Swadeshi
To make salt you went to Dandi
You made cloth with Khadi
We must thank God
For this devoted man
Whom I remember every time
In my short life span.
“If we are to teach real
peace in the world
And it we carry one
real war against war
we shall have to being
with the children
MANY MANY YEARS AGO,
A MAN WITH A SMALL BUILT,
HUMBLE, KIND AND GENEROUS
AN ABLE LAWYER BY PROFESSION,
THREW AWAY THE COMFORTS OF LIFE; AND
MADE SIMPLE LIVING HIS LIFE’S MOTTO
A WHITE “DHOTI” WAS ALL THAT HE WORE
GREAT BELOVED SON OF INDIA
AND THE PEOPLE CALL HIM “MAHATMA”.
NEVER DID HE REST IN PEACE
DARED THE BRITISH WITH NON-VIOLENCE
HE HELP THE POOR AND THE NEEDY; AND
INSTILLED IN US PRIDE AND SELF RESPECT
BROTHERHOOD WAS HIS SERMON
AND AFFECTION FOR THE MASSES HIS HALLMARK
PASSIONATELY HE STRUGGLED FOR OUR FREEDOM; AND
UNITED US TO BE A PROUD INDIAN NATION.
I have submitted my drawing but still haven’t received the certificate. What shall I do ?
I am unable to register. Or I cannot find any thing to make my entry. How to do it? Please help.
it was vacation and i had nothing to do
it was at home mummy and papa
my glance caught a sketch of an old person
he appeared to be the gentlest under the sun
strikingly different was the expression in his eyes
suddenly i felt guilty of all my lives
his life parted as smile so pure
he felt me spell board that’s for sure
“who is dad?” was my question “come on ,don’t know?”was his reaction
he is the one has set us free
that mahatma Gandhi has planted the tree
Where is the form for today’s competition for first class
And we may write more than 250 words in an essay in1st class?
MAHATMA GANDHI AND HIS EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY
I strongly doubt that you could find an adult person in the modern world which will not know the name Mahatma Gandhi or just Gandhi at the very least. That being said, I am also quite positive that most of those individuals would not be able to state any of his postulates on society, governance, education or anything else for that matter. Just to clarify and establish a basis for our discourse let us point out the most important claims of Mahatma Gandhi’s social philosophy.
We can say that Gandhi’s view of the world was in a great deal shaped by experience brought back from Africa, where he lived and worked in his early days. He became a zealous opposer of modernization as a whole, that included, of course, the British Rule. It did not mean that Indians ruling in British stead would be better – not a all! In fact, he believed that the system British created in their strive for modernity, was something rotten from its very basis. Another of his ideas was that there should be no mechanization. People did not need it in his opinion, they managed without it for thousands of years before, why wouldn’t they manage now? At the center of Gandhi’s philosophy lie two keywords – Swaraj and Swadeshi. They can be translated as independence or autonomy and self-sufficiency or self-reliance. Both perfectly desribe his idea of an autonomous and self-sufficient village which is independent from the government, it fact, it has its own rulling body of five people chosen to be the rulling assembly every year, as a basic building block of the society. Knowing all that however, we need to think how it could be applied to education.
Gandhi was a propagator of autonomy on a village level and equality of all people living in peace. It is hardly surprising then to see that in his mindset, a school should also be able to provide for itself. At the same time it cannot be constrained by any government issued curriculum or any curriculum at all for that matter. What it needs though, are the teachers, teachers who are dedicated to their work and students, who are willing to teach by themselves by forming a special bond with the pupils. They should not only teach their students but learn from them at the same time. He did not want to get rid of school subjects however, teacher, teaching a certain subject should have freedom to teach the way they think is best. What is more, Gandhi believed that the most important subject from which the whole basic education (as he called it) should stem was productive handicraft. The reason for that being his strong conviction that a life of a craftsman or a labourer should be a good model for a decent life.
We need to think, was that the right way? Have we done wrong by pursuing modernity? I cannot answer the first question as it is too early to say I believe and it will be the future that will become a judge of our decisions. Nonetheless, I stronlgy believe that we chose the right path and modernity is something that we cannot run from, even though it is different from the traditional way of thinking. The important bit, I think, is finding the middle ground for the new and the old. We should learn better how to embrace modernity without comromising the traditions, without hurting the poor or destroying job opportunities. We should think we can adapt the traditional art for modern needs and how to bend modern rules to fit what we believe in – also, in terms of education.
I have no doubt in my mind that Gandhi would agree that in the world, where modernity is unavoidable, we should do our best to find a middle ground to be able to protect the culture, while taking advantage of the changes occuring across the Globe. With that reflection, I would like to finish. I really hope that it shed some light on the topic.
What is the topic of class IX-XII this month? Is it mahatma gandhi and non-violence. Also i cant find the annexure. where is it?
I posted my poem on the link. When results will be announced? I didn’t get selected, but all my teachers appreciated a lot for what I wrote. Please help me that what should I keep in mind while writing!
May I know on what criterion the prizes are allotted for the poems in expression series?
TO live birds,they take
help of trees,
And also live in peace.
Each little birds that signs,
God made there tiny wings..
when spring comes
I feel like a daisy
just opening up into a new life.
I feel like running twenty miles.
I feel like I started
a new life and everything is better
than it was before.
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Where is registration form and pdf?
Even though I cannot find the form to give my name and it is written in the instructions to give the form in the mobile. Please can you say what is the website to give the form?
My name ia AbdulRahman and I want to register myself so in class our teacher told that the time is 9:00 to 5:30. So when I went there for registration it is disabled to register. So please tell me what to do because I really want to participate,
When is the result of Dhyan Chand Series. (August, 27th and 28th)?
Result already published on Sunday. Go to cbse academic on the top cbse expression series. Click and see the result.
Can you please give the information about the essay writing competition for classes 6-8?
Are you asking about the petroleum conservation research association essay writing competition?
TOPICS AND DATES WILL BE GIVEN ON SECOND WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH
Word limit is given below
CLASSES 1 TO 5-250 WORDS
CLASSES 6 TO 8-500 WORDS
CLASSES 9 TO 12-750 WORDS
Shivaram Hari Rajguru born in 24 August 1908 and death 23 March 1931 he was an Indian revolutionary from Maharashtra,known mainly for his involvement in the murder of a British police office. At last I would like to say that Shivaram Hari Rajguru is a good person
Major Dhyan Chand – The God of Hockey
Major Dhyan Chand was an iconic Indian hockey player who is remembered as a magician of Indian hockey. Major Dhyan Chand is a name that every Indian can say with pride. He was the prime member of Indian hockey team which brought three Olympic gold medals in field hockey. He had great control over dribbling the ball that no one could ever match. He was honored with Padma Bhushan by the governament of india in 1956 for his outstanding contribution to Indian hockey. Major Dhyan Chand’s birthday, August 29, is celebrated as National Sports Day in India. Major sports awards like Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna, Arjuna, Dronacharya awards are presented on this occasion to the sportsperson who has shown tremendous commitment towards the game and made the country proud. Dhyan Chand has scored more than 400 goals during his international career which was ended in 1948.
Dhyan Chand was often called as ‘The Wizard’ by the legends for his magical control over the ball. In Berlin,Adolf Hitler wanted to buy his stick after watching the final match against Germany. Dhyan Chand mesmerized the Japanese by playing with a walking stick when a woman in the stands asked him to play with it. In some places, opposition team players went on to the extent to break his stick to check whether there was any special thing inside the stick as the ball always tends to kiss his stick. Overall, he scored 1000 goals in a career spanning over two decades. During his era there was nothing to record the brilliant play of this magician. If it had recorded, it could have used by this generation as a tutorial lesson. Such was the sheer intelligence he had.
Early career
Dhyan Chand learned to play hockey while he was in the Indian army which he joined at the age of 16. He used to practice during night times and he had to do it under moon light as there were no flood lights at that time. He was selected to play for the Indian hockey team on the tour of New Zealand in 1926 after playing for 4 years at domestic level.
Olympic fame
Indian hockey team made its Olympic debut in 1928 Amsterdam Olympics and went on to won the country’s first ever Olympic gold medal. Major Dhyan Chand was the top scorer of the tournament with 14 goals in just 5 matches with his brilliant piece of game plan. The team received a grand welcome from the authorities and fans. Indian team went on to win the next edition of Olympics also which was held in Los Angeles in 1932. India defeated the host, USA with a margin of 24-1 in the final match, which was a world record at that time. After that Indian hockey team had tours to Europe only to be victorious at each place that they had landed. For the next season of Olympics, Major became captain. This time games were held in Berlin in 1936. The result was same in Berlin too as India clinched the gold medal again. Dhyan Chand scored six goals in the final match against Germany in which India had won with a margin of 8-1. At that time, Indian hockey team was a dominant force in international arena.
Career in Army
During this period his rank showed tremendous improvement in less time as he was the super star of Indian hockey team. He was promoted to Lieutenant rank in 1937. In 1951, he was honored by the Indian National hockey by naming a hockey tournament after him as Dhyan Chand tournament. He retired from Indian army in 1956 at the age of 51. He was with the rank of ‘Major’ at the time of retirement. He had held coaching camps in Rajasthan after his retirement and later appointed as chief coach at National Institute of Patiala.
Death
Though having great legacy he died on 3rd December, 1979 in AIIMS, Delhi in a general ward, which is a tough fact to digest. In final days, Dhyan Chand felt sad as he was short of money and was badly ignored by the nation.Two months before he died, Dhyan Chand made a statement that shows his state of mind, “When I die, the world will cry, but India’s people will not shed a tear for me, I know them.” His autobiography “Goal” was published by Sport & Pastime, Chennai in 1952. His son, Ashok Kumar Singh was a member of indian hockey team which won the 1975 World Championship.
My daughter has submitted her essay on Major Dhyan Chand, but hasn’t received participation certificate. A message came:
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I WAS THE WINNER OF FIRST EXPRESSION SERIES AND AFTER GIVING ALL THE DETAILS. STILL I HAVE NOT GOT THE PRICE MONEY.
Sr Rangnathan
The father of library science . Sr rangnathan, was born on 9th august 1892 shiyali,british india (present day tamil nadu).
His bigest contribution was five laws of library science.
A rarely known information about him is that his birthday is celebrated as national library day in india. A very honorable thing happened to him was :he was appointed as the first librarian of the university of madras. He went to england to study at university collage of london. When he returned he served as visit professor in Vikram university Ujjain.
He became the head of the documentation research and training center in Banglore, for the whole life he remained associated with it.
He was honoured by the Indian government with the title of nation research professor in library science. His colon classification introduced system that is widel
used in research libraries.
Five laws of library science by sr rangnathan:
1) Books are for use.
2) Every reader has his book.
3)Every book has its reader.
4)Save time of the user.
5) The library is a growing organism.
We have lost this great mathemaician on 27 september 1972 at the age of 80 in Banglore.
Sri aurbindo was born in Calcutta on 15 august 1872. In 1884 when he was of 12 years old he joined st . Paul’s school in London and at the age 18 he went it with a Serior classical scholarship to kings college Cambridge where he stidied for 2 years. He passed the open competition for Indian civil service but at the end of 2 years of probation failed and was disqualified .
During his time in prison he had developed in yoga and meditation in 1974 after 4 years of concentrated yoga he launched a 64page monthly
Review .
In 1906 he resigned his job and plunged head long into the revolutionary moment . He played an important role in India’s freedom struggle. He openly advocated the boycott of British goods british courts and everything british .
The famous alipore bomb case proved to be a turning point in his life. For a year he was an undertrial prisoner in solitary confinement in the alipore central jail.
The goalfof has work out the divine in the world to effection spiritual transformation and to bring down the divine nature.
Sri aurbindo passed away on December 5 1950 at pondicherry at the age of 75.
Vikram Ambalal Sarabhai (12 August 1919 – 30 December 1971) was an Indian physicist. He is considered the father of India’s space programme.
Vikram Sarabhai went to Sheth Chimanlal Nagindas Vidyalaya for his high school studies. Vikram Sarabhai matriculated from the Gujarat College in Ahmedabad after passing the Intermediate Science examination.
After that, he moved to England and joined the St. John’s College, University of Cambridge.
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Shiyali Ramamrita Ranganathan (About this sound listen (help·info); 12[1] August 1892 – 27 September 1972) was a mathematician and librarian from India.[2] His most notable contributions to the field were his five laws of library science and the development of the first major analytico-synthetic classification system, the colon classification. He is considered to be the father of library science, documentation, and information science in India and is widely known throughout the rest of the world for his fundamental thinking in the field. His birthday is observed every year as the National Library Day in India.[3]
He was a university librarian and professor of library science at Benares Hindu University (1945–47) and professor of library science at the University of Delhi (1947–55). The last appointment made him director of the first Indian school of librarianship to offer higher degrees. He was president of the Indian Library Association from 1944 to 1953. In 1957 he was elected an honorary member of the International Federation for Information and Documentation (FID) and was made a vice-president for life of the Library Association of Great Britain.
MY GREATEST SERVICE TO MY MOTHERLAND
My greatest service to my motherland is to think good for the nation. My motherland is a place where I was born and brought up. My motherland gives me a good environment to interact with people. My greatest service to my motherland is to spread unity and happiness among the people. I will make my motherland a place where nobody will be cruel, everyone will help each other, and everyone will share their feelings among themselves. My motherland is a place where the holy river Ganga flows, but with increasing pollution it has become much polluted. I will try to make it again the purest river. My motherland is harmed by increasing corruption, pollution, crimes.etc.I want to remove these entire things which is harming my motherland. I feel very very proud of my motherland. I love my motherland a lot .A lot of freedom fighters were born in my motherland.motherland. Mahatma Gandhi the leader of the freedom fighters had taught us how to protest against corruption. The freedom fighters have granted freedom to my motherland, now it’s our turn to improve and to save our motherland.
I have submitted my article for class 6-8. How do I know as it have been submitted as the article of my younger brother class 1-5 have been submitted instantly and got the online certificate? But I have not been provided a participating certificate. Can u solve my query?
” India is my motherland-Bharat Mata ki jai , Vandematram, jai hind ” emeis my motherland will
My greatest service to my mother land will be to become fully educated on literate and do things by which my mother land’s name and fame will be raised up. to make it clean and green by planting trees and putting garbage into bins.
is to make all poor people so can they stands on their legs. make it clean increase its financial conditions .give education to all .Give protection to female . To remove corruption and people who are using blake work like politician . to give give all opportunities whether they are of upper or lower class, obc’s or Sts to make India clean as our prime minister Mr. Narendra Modi launched ‘ Swachh Bharat Abbhiyan ” and Green,
we can make india clean by planting a tree in a week.
By providing free milk to poor children as they will become healthy in future.I also wish to start free medical checkup in schools and colleges and institute and hostle weather they are government or private once in a month
Hello, I only got ‘message sent’ upon uploading. Is that the only confirmation? Won’t I get any reference number or message as acknowledgement?
YOU MAY GIVE IN WHATEVER THE FORMAT YOU WANT BUT IN OFFICIAL EVERYONE SHOULD FILL THE REGISTRATION FORM IN CAPITAL(block) LETTERS
“Nobel prize winner ” and the also the first and only women to win twice. Curie was born in Warsaw, Poland.
She studied at Warsaw’s clandestine Floating university and began her scientific training in Warsaw itself. When she was 24, in 1891, she went to study in Paris, where she earned her higher degrees and started on her own scientific reseach.
She shared the 1903 Nobel Prize in Physics with her husband Pierre Curie and with physicist Henri Becquerel. She won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry once again in 1911.
The theory of radioactivity stands as her most famous acheivement. In fact she coined the term ” Radioactivity” .Also, techniques for isolating radioactive isotopes, and the discovery of polonium and radium are some other of her acheivements.
She founded the Curie Institutes in Paris and in Warsaw. These are major centres of medical research .
Marie Curie died in 1934, at the age of 66, in France. This was due to Aplastic anemia caused by exposure to radiation while she was carrying out some radium related research.
Marie Curie is my idol. I’m a great admirer of her.
The biggest wish I have for my Country ——————-
I believe that every single one of us, no matter where we come from, wishes for the same thing for their country. I believe that patriotism is a universal value shared by every single person who loves his or her country and even though the means of achiving that vision might differ greatly, their roots are all but the same and they call for freedom and strength.
Our countries define the way we’re leaving our lives in so many ways. Laws and rules, social conditions, types of societies and many more, we are bound by them no matter if we do or don’t acknowledge the fact. The bigger the country, the more diverse the social groups, minorities and of course, the administration. This contributes to hundreds if not thousands of opinions which need to be heard in order to serve the country well. At least that is the basis of democracy and we can easily say that now, most of the civilised countries are in some way democratic. Can we say that those voices are heard though? No, we cannot…
My ideal dream country is a country where no matter how different the opinions are, people sharing them can still meet and talk and find a common ground. It is the country, where the lawkeepers do not look at me with self-righteous gazes suggesting I am guilty before I even begin to talk. It is a country where it is up to my own choice what I do, where I go, how I work, how I have fun, whom I meet with or befriend, who will share my future with me and how I want to live my life. It is a country where the goverment h
elps free people to live well, using its power help citizens live good lives instead of trying to find guilt in them.
My ideal country is a country of freedom and justice and friendship.
My greatest service to my motherland will be to become fully educated and literate and do the things by which my motherland’s name and fame will be raised up.To make it clean and green by planting tress and putting garbage into bins
Is to make all poor people rich so can they stand on their legs.Make it clean .Increase its financial conditions.Give education to all.Give protection to female.To remove corruption and people who are using black work like Politicians.To give all opportunities whether they are of upper or lower class,OBC’s or ST’s .To make India clean ,as our prime minister Mr.Narendra Modi launched ” Swachh Bharat Abhiyan” and Green ,We can as they will become healthy in future.I also wish to start free medical make India clean by planting a tree in a week .By providing free milk to poor children checkup in school and colleges and institute and hostel weather they are government or private once in a month.
Divyansh kakran
Class– 6
School—S.D public school
” India is my motherland-Bharat Mata Ki Jai,Vandematram,Jai Hind”
My greatest service to my motherland will be to become fully educated and
literate and do the things by which my motherland’s name and fame will be raised
up.To make it clean and green by planting tress and putting garbage into bins
Is to make all poor people rich so can they stand on their legs.Make it clean .Increase
its financial conditions.Give education to all.Give protection to female.To
remove corruption and people who are using black work like Politicians.To give
all opportunities whether they are of upper or lower class,OBC’s or ST’s .To
make India clean ,as our prime minister Mr.Narendra Modi launched ” Swachh
Bharat Abhiyan” and Green ,We can make India clean by planting a tree in a week
.By providing free milk to poor children as they will become healthy in future.I
also wish to start free medical checkup in school and colleges and institute and” India is my motherland. Vandemataram!”
When I grow up I want to become the “Prime minister of India”. It sound like an unlikely ambition. Politics is full of treachery , risks , corruption and all, but also it’s the only way of serving the country at best.
Lack of proper governance has doomed India, and I swear to change it. As the prime minister I’ll work hard to change the face of India.
My first aim will be to remove poverty. However this won’t be through simple subsidies or free food schemes, but through self help programmes, where people can stand for themselves and earn their daily by their own work.
I want to raise India in the global forum as a super power.
Poor children roam naked, hungry , miserable on the street. It’s my dream to see them sleep comfortably in warm shelters.
Ministers get caught in corruption charges and scandals, one day I wish to set an example, so that no minister , no citizen of our country can even bear to think of getting corrupt.
I want to work to make the Indian economy as the most powerful one in the world.
I am ready to die for my country, but more than that I want to live for my country and see it rise towards glory.
We live in India. We live in India. It is our motherland. It is situated in Asia. It is the second most populous country in the world next to China. In terms of area it ranks seventh in the world. It is a peninsula. It is surrounded by the Bay of Bengal in the east, the Arabian Sea in the west and the Indian Ocean in the south.
The Himalayas stand as guard to its north. India is a multicultural, multi-lingual and multi-racial country. People of different caste, creed, colour, customs, and cultures live here in peace and harmony. It is one of the biggest democracies in the world. It has friendly relations with the countries of the world. It is emerging as an economic power. It has made ties with major trading companies in the world. Its location is very favourable for trade and commerce.
It is proud to have the oldest civilisation in the world. It is known to have the oldest republic as well. It is the biggest and most successful democracy in the world. It was the centre of learning and education in ancient India. People from different parts of the world came here to acquire knowledge. It is the birth place of three religions—Sikhism, Buddhism and Jainism. It is the country which made the world familiar with the philosophy of non-violence and truth. Today, Buddhism is a popular religion in many countries of the world. It is the land of seers and saints. Great saints like Manu, Mahavir, Guru Nanak, Buddha, Chaitanya, Kabir, Rahim, etc were born in India. They gave the world the message of peace, love, harmony, and brotherhood. They gave the society a new direction.
India is an agricultural country. It is a country of villages and farmers. More than two-thirds of its population still lives in villages. Agriculture is the backbone of the country’s economy. Its soils are fertile. The climatic conditions are suitable for agriculture. India is self-reliant in terms of food grains. In terms of many food grains, fruits and vegetables it ranks first in the world. Moreover, it is richly endowed with mineral resources.
India is a tourist’s paradise. It is proud of having varieties of tourist’s attractions. There are historical buildings, tombs, churches, temples, minarets, places of art and architecture, scenic beauty, wildlife sanctuaries, etc. The Taj Mahal is world’s famous historical building. The Caves of Ajanta and Ellora is brilliant specimen of architectural excellence. There are numerous centers of pilgrimage for religious tourists. Lakhs of people visit India every year.
There are many charms and attractions in India. It enjoys a place of pride in the comity of nations. We are proud to be the citizens of India.