Biography of APJ Abdul Kalam

 1. APJ Abdul Kalam was born on October 15, 1931 at Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu.

2.He was born into a poor family. His father had only one boat to support his family.

3. Kalam ji was a hard-working boy right from the beginning. At a tender age of five he started selling newspapers to help his father. He did this job in the evening after his school.

4. Kalam ji completed his graduation from St. Joseph's college Tiruchirapalli in 1954. In 1955, Kalam ji enrolled at Madras Institute of Technology.

5.Since childhood Kalam ji was fascinated by Physics and Mathematics.

6.Kalam ji missed an opportunity to become a pilot in Indian Air force. He was at the nineth place in the list.  And there were only eight openings.  The first eight shortlisted candidates were recruited.

7. In 1960 Kalam involved in DRDO's Aeronautical Development Organization.

8. IN 1969, Kalam was made the project director  of Satellite Launch Vehicles and was shifted to ISRO. The project became successful and under the directorship of  Kalam ji India was able to launch Rohini Satellite Series into Earth's orbit.

9. Kalam was known as Missile man of India due to his continued successful work with ballistic missiles and launch vehicle technology.

10. Kalam also made the significant contribution in India's nuclear power. The Pokhern test in the year 1998 was successful because of Kalam' hard work and technical support.

11. Kalam ji was honoured with many awards including the highest civilian award in the country the Bharat Ratna in 1997. His other awards  include Padam Vibhushan in 1990 and  Padam Bhushan in 1981.

12. He was also honoured with doctorate from 40 universities.

13. Inspired by his life a bollywood movie has also been produced with the title ' I am Kalam'.

14. Kalam ji is a source of inspiration for millions of people in India and in other countries.

15. Kalam became the president of india on  July 25, 2002.

16. He was known as people's president because of his simple and down to earth attitude.

17. He was once asked by a journalist how would he  like to be remembered  by the people as a scientist as a president or as a teacher. And he replied smiling,"  I want to be remembered as a teacher first and then any other person."

18. After the term of his presidency he be became visitor

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 Jane Austin (16 December1775- 18th July 1817)

Jane Austin was an English Novelist known primarily for her six major novels which interpret critique and comment upon the British landed gentry at the end of the18th century. Auten's plots often explore the dependence of women on marriage in the pursuit of favourable social standing and economic security. Her works critique the novels of sensibility of the second half of the 18th century and are part of the transition to 19th century literary realism. Her use of biting irony, along with her realism, humour and social commentary have long earned her acclaim among critics, scholars and popular audiences alike. Some of her famous works include " sense and sensibility" (1811), "Pride and prejudice" (1833), "Mansfield Park" (1814), "Emma" (1816), " Northanger Abbey" and "persuasion."

International Day of Yoga

 The international day of Yoga has been celebrated annually on 21 June since 2015, following its inception in the United Nations General Assembly in 2014. Yoga not only provides physical and mental relaxation but also develops strength and resilience. The numerous benefits of Yoga make it a popular practice for people across the globe, especially in times of a pandemic when mental and physical stress is under stress.

HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY

Yoga is believed to have originated in India thousands of years ago and also it's details have been found in ancient mythological books like Rig Veda. On 27 September 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his speech at the United Nations General Assmbly(UNGA), proposed the idea of practicing " Yoga Day".

In his speech Modi termed Yoga as an " Invaluable Gift of India's ancient tradition" are highlighted the importance of yoga for maintaining 'harmony between men and nature'. The draft resolution passed by India was backed by 177 nations and the first International Yoga Day was celebrated on June 21, 2015.

Theme for International Yoga  Day 2021:

According to the UN website, the theme for International Yoga Day 2021 is "Yoga for well-being" i.e how the practice of Yoga can promote the holistic health of every individual. With the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbating psychological suffering and mental health problems , many people have been embracing yoga to stay healthy and fight isolation and depression.

As per the website, the message of Yoga in promoting both the physical and mental well being of humanity has been more relevant. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has also asked its member States to practice Yoga and has included it in its Global Action Plan for physical activity 2018-30.

Significance of Yoga Day:

Yoga Day is celebrated across the globe to highlight the importance of yoga and how it has been beneficial in keeping the body and mind in sound health. Considered as a holistic approach and targeting the different systems of the body and mind, Yoga renews the mind with confidence. It calms the mind and improves concentration and patience. Practicing asans and Pranayama regulates the purification of the internal system of the organs. The energy generated in the body through these physical exercises is then channelled into meditation for peace, stability and calm.

How to watch the International Yoga Day Event 2021:

The Yoga Day event for 2021 will be webcast live on June 21, 2021, from 0830hrs on UN Web TV and social media pages of the permanent Mission of India. Yoga Day celebrations are supported by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations and the State Bank of India in NewYork.

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 Celebrate National Reading Month This Year

    

"The more you read the more things you will know. The more you learn the more places you'll go."

19th June to 18th July every Year is being celebrated as Reading Month in India, a month to motivate citizens of all ages to read everyday.

Reading is a fun and has many benefits regardless of your age. It's a key component to education and professional development. It also has immediate and long lasting health benefits such as increased cognitive Function, boost up our memory, enhanced vocabulary, empathy and decreased level of stress.

National Reading Month is commemorated to honour the father of the Library movement, Late P N Panicker whose death anniversary also falls on 19th June.

This year to celebrate National Reading Week our school is going to organize the following activities and competitions . these competitions are open for all. To take the pledge click on the "Digital Reading Pledge" and to participate in quiz click on the "Quiz".

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Before attempting the quiz read some facts about Reading Month by clicking on the link given below:

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Open Art Competition: The objective of open art competition is to engage children in a creative exercise to express themselves, stimulate their creativity and innovative ideas through art. Under Open Art Competition participants have to make a "Story Map" for any story which they have read during their summer Vacation and which is your favourite story. Or you can also go to your Library Blog to find Different stories. 

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